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

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In Appreciation The Senior Class of 1966 wishes to express their appreciation to Mr. Wolke for his help during their junior year. He willingly helped with concessions at football games and aided us in plans for the prom. Each of us sincerely extends his fondest thanks and best wishes for the future. The Seniors ,ff f f My Q www XYLVLJVTK awww gW 4 yvuwai Oyfft The Annual Staff of 1966 would like to ex- tend our sincere thanks to Mrs. Williamson, for without her assistance the production of our yearbook would not have beenipossible. Her time, patience, and understanding inspired our staff in making the 1966 El Tigre a success. We wish to express our gratitude and appreciation for a job Well done. The 'CEI Tigre Staff I . iv t9Q,z9.tYNf KWWL X

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in the Students . . and Demonstrate Excellent Ability. ly I MR. JoHN R. BIBY,Principa1 A I 5 pf 15,5 Uur principal, Mr. John R. Biby, is now finishing his second year principal of Dupo Community High School. Mr. Biby attended Southern Illinois University, St. Louis University, and McKendree College. The student body is very well pleased with the many improvements and privileges Mr. Biby has given us. Perhaps the best known school employee at D-upo is Mrs. Reichert, Mr. Biby's secretary. Practically every day each student comes in contact with her and receives her friendly smile and witnesses her cheery disposition. lVIrs. Reichert, who is a gradu- ate of Dupo High School, has served the school for six years. A new member has been added to Mr. Biby's office this year. It is Mrs. Pickering who does a good deal of bookkeeping. She keeps an up-to-date record of the stu- dent's attendance and records grades before report cards are distributed. We are all ,very pleased to have such a pleasant person around the school. Q A ge eff . 'E M? 5 if' fig.-itww' 1 l,-JUL' i ' ..i- E V 5 , if 'I J ln, fs ,-lib MRS. ISABELLE PICKERING ' ,Iwi MRS. MILDRED REICHERT Secretary Secretary

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Hard Work and Good Tzmos Go Ha FIRST ROW: S. Shireman, S. Bush, M. Pankey L Portell L. Loless STANDING S Smothers D Huetsch S Cehlert T Lant K. McDonald, B. Rednour. Our activity program provides opportunltles for leadership and preparation for the proper use of lelsure time Activities help students develop hahlts of self reliance self discipline and resourcefulness in meeting social Slt uations. Our athletic program stresses good sportsmanship and charac- ter-building. Sports mean many things to many people. To the athletes they mean development of qualities of sportsmanship, deter- mination, initiative and loyalty. They mean long ho-urs of tiring practice, sometimes the lonely feeling of defeat, as Well as the exhilarating excitement of victory.