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

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Cheri Addison and Sandra Lynch represented our school at Egyptian Music Camp. The camp was founded not only to promote better technique in playing an instrument, hut to inspire and create a greater interest in music. The students at- tended classes, enjoyed varied forms of recreation and participated in concerts in which the whole group performed. ummertime Preceding Sandra Lynch and Cheri Addison represented Dupo High School at Egyptian Music Camp this summer. These two young men as U. S. Naval Sea Cadets were sent to camp representing this area While at camp they were treated as regular navy men. In classes and actual duty while at camp on the Great Lakes they learned the basic ideas of be ing a sailor. During their stay in Florida they studied submarine warfare and were allowed to use the actual equipment on the submarine. Both boys found these experiences worthwhile and exciting Lafe and Clifford Goodfellow in their U. S. Naval Sea Cadet uniforms.

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We Salute Our Sponsor MR. PARKHILL Mr. Parkhill, it is due to your capable leadership and guidance that We are able to look back over our high school days with pride. Because of your willingness to help us through the rough spots of our school years and your co- operation and unceasing assistance when needed, we were able to reach our goal-our, graduation. With sincere appreciation, we dedicate our 1963 El Tigre to you.

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That onderful Year TOP ROW left to right: Mike Tinkler, Norman Nolte, Robert Henson Charles Raitt. SECOND ROW, left to right: Larry Goley, Sam Habermehl, Ronnie Glenn, Donnie Glenn. THIRD ROW, left to ri ht LaDonne Portell, Barbara Cannon, .Ioyce Buffington, Carolyn McDaniel, Donna Adams. Many of our Dupo High School boys, as active boy scouts, attended Camp Vanderventer the pre- vious summer. Some took active part in the run- ning of the camp. Mr. Mudd, our United States History teacher, was the camp director in charge of the complete operation of the camp. The Boy Scouts of America and similar organizations endorse good citizenship and strengthen the character of stu- dents through such camps. These boys are to be congratulated for taking an active part in such a worthy organization. TOP ROW, left to right: Mr. Muddy Ronald Hampton, Mike Dumas. SECOND ROW, left to right: Cary Stamm, Terry Taylor, Charles Raitt. THIRD ROW, left to right: Don Kussmaul. Church camps throughout the state of Illinois were attended by many of our high school students. Don Glenn, Ron Glenn, Larry Goley, Sam Habermehl, Robert Hen- son, La Donne Portell, and Charles Raitt attended East Bay Camp at Bloomington. In August, Joyce Buffington was at Camp Otowga at Pierre Marquette State Park. Mike Tinkler attended Alpine Lutheran Camp, Richmond, Illinois. Participating in the daily activities of Baptist State Camp at Pinckneyville, Illinois, was Barbara Can- non. Donna Adams was kept busy at Tilden Camp Meeting at Tilden, Illinois, while Norman Nolte attended Senior High Camp at Dixon Spring, Illinois.