Dupo Community High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Dupo, IL)

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Thank You, Mr. Barker Because of your devotion to Dupo High School and to our class we dedicate this 1960 El Tig re to you. Your patience, encouragement, and understanding counsel are sincerely appreciated. We want you to know that you have our respect, friendship and sincere gratitude for the extra hours you have given in our behalf. In dedicating our yearbook to you we want to say Thank you, Mr. Barker. £

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School Picture 3 Table of Contents 4 Dedication 5 Annual Staff ............ 6 Administration .......................... 7-9 Introduction .......................... 10-14 Seniors .............................. 15-38 Underclassmen ...................... 39-66 Activities ............................ 67-81 Faculty ............................... 82-84 Sports .............................. 85-91 Junior High 92-104 Title Page .............................. 1 Foreword 2 Table of Contents

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TOP ROW, left to right: J. Hayes, I Valine, Mrs. Williamson, R. Call, K. Barrett, C. Rains. SECOND ROW, left to right: Carol Faulkner, M. Stahlschmidt, K. Reavis. THIRD ROW, left to right: J. Bieller, C. Poe, J. Hudson, D. Bachelier. The I960 El Ti Staff The 1960 El Tigre staff has made an all-out attempt to produce a fine annual that will be enjoyed by everyone who reads it. TOP ROW: R. Mason, L. Dyroff, M. Klien, B Hooks. SECOND ROW: J. Hairston, K. Bordewisch, C. Reynolds, S. Bordewisch. THIRD ROW: C. Goley, S. Frederitzi, S. Wolf. Few students realize what is actually required to complete one page in the yearbook. First a rough sketch of the page is laid out on a layout sheet. A photographer from the Vincent Price Studios comes out to the school and takes the picture specified for that page. Copy must be written to describe the scene in the picture after which the page is headlined. The page is then ready to be laid out on a copy sheet. This is the final copy to be made except for a carbon copy which is put in what is called the dummy. When all the pages are sent in to the Taylor Publishing Company we can look back in the dummy to get an idea of the appearance of the finished product. These are only the major steps we took in producing the 1960 El Tigre. Many more smaller but just as important steps were taken. It has been a trying year of work and worry for the staff, but the fun of it all has made up for any overexertion. 4