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

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Lights . . . Camera . . . Action! ROW ONE, left to right: Sue Fenton, Connie Hood, Sherry Smothers, Joyce Dammann, Teddy Lant, Cheryl Avara, Cynthia Upchruch, and Kay Proffer. ROW TWO, left to right: Ruth Cook, Jerre Smith, Barb Binion, Candy Adams, Gail Theobald, Coralee Rose, Paula Hamkamer, Kay McDonald, Diana Huetsch, and Mary Call. ROW THREE, left to right: Linda Loless, l.aDonne Portell, Barbra Camp, Pat O'Guinn, Char- lotte Burpo, Suellen Markert, Carol,Wylie, Charlene Raitt, and Beverly Dixon. ROW FOUR, left to rgiht: Gary Stamm, Donnis Casey, Sandy Bush, Bonnie Gibson, Ruth Duncan, Mike Gould, Janet Swanner, Doyle Bradshaw, Marsha Scott, Bonnie Koblitz, Glenda Crook, Brenda Tyree, and Mike Hulsey. DRAMATICS CLUB This organization affords the student an opportunity to become acquainted with the fundamentals of acting and stage craft. lt also enables him to develop an ap- preciation of good reading and play material and permits freedom of self expression before small, sympathetic groups. Last year members went to the American, a theater in St. Louis, to see the play Crucible. Members also plan and prepare the sketches for the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies.

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BO JOUR! Left to right: Charlene Raitt, Connie Hood, Mareda Eckert, Coralee Rose, Jerre Smith, Kathy Rhoades, Diane Huetsch, Candy Adams Gail Theobald, Joyce Dammann, Bonnie Koblitz, Mary Call, Bonnie Gibson, Teddy Lant, Brenda Tyree, Mike Hulsey. FRENCH CLUB The French Club's principal purpose consists of creating more interest in the people and language of France. Meetings are held once a month for the purpose of preparing interesting pro- grams. Varied topics are discussed, principally the language itself. Also there is the teaching and playing of French games, singing of French songs, displaying souve- nirs and letters from pen pals, and any other interesting, informative objects.

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Teachers in the Making ROW ONE, left to right: Linda Loless, Suellen Markert, Joanne Schneeberger, Lyn Camp, Cynthia Schwartz, Jerre Smith, and Joyce Dam- ROW TWO: Charlotte Burpo, Joyce Buffington, Mr. Barker, sponsor, Barbara Hellwig, Jerry Melican, Gary Moskop, Mike Tinkler, and Bill Reichert. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers Association, sponsored by Mr. Barker, was started at Dupo High three years ago. Those juniors and seniors planning to enter the teaching pro- fession after high school are eligible for membership. They must have a grade aver- age of C or better and show an indication of leadership in the community. On several occasions the members have been allowed to teach iunior high classes, giv- ing them experience in the classroom.