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

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a Busy Year All if T 'MT u ll I. These students represented Dupo High School Chorus at the l968 SIU Choral Clinic, in October, SEATED1trom left to right: V, Addison P Burpo, L, Lambert, C. Tyree, M, Ferry, S. Bolle, S. Struckmeyer, D. Stewart. STANDING: Mr. Bob Ziegler, and Dr. Van Camp, head ofthe music department at SIU, Edwardsville. Sopranos Adams, Melanie Addison, Vicki Berneking, Sharon Bradshaw, Cathy Burpo, Phyllis Bush, Denise Carter, Debbie 1, Foster, Vicki Freppon, Rosemary Juergens, Diane Juergens, Donna Malin, Linda Miller, Debbie Moody, Shirley Ross, Beverly Sequin, Faith Sims, Judy Steel, Cathy Ulrich, Lynnette Zimmerman, Cammie Krack, Linda T968-T969 CHORUS ROSTER Altos Armstrong, Debbie Beech, Marcean Beger, Paulette Cooper, Cheryl Daniel, Vivian Evans, Charlotte Foster, Deana Guithues, Leona l-lotstettor, Linda Keys, Elaine Lambert, Lynn Niemeyer, Jackie Rendlemen, Sharon Spier, Nancy Tyree, Cindy Tenors Bertrand, Albert Bieber, Roger Branson, Dennis Branson, Garret Carpenter, Gary Carter, Robert Dungan, Bill Douchant, Gary Ferry, Michael Gibson, Keith Noble, Eddie Trudeau, Bill Basses , Adams, Larry Barnett, Garnett Bolle, Sidney Dashner, Mark Dashner, Van Hoock, Don Lambert, Robert O'Brien, Mike Stewart, David Struckmeyer, Stanley Middleton, Gary

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Dupo Chorus Has THE DUPO HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS The members of the Chorus had a busy year during T968-I 969. Starting the season off with a performance at the Open House, the Chorus then continued with a tour of the grade schools the day before Thanksgiving. Representatives of the group attended the SIU Choral Clinic in Octo- ber. The Christmas concert combined with the band proved to be a successful one, at which ev- erybody enioyed themselves. Under the direction of Bob Ziegler, the Chorus attended the St. Clair County Music Festival in March and the State Choral Contest in April. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Bieber, Sec., V, Addison and F. Sequin, Accompanists, L. Lambert, Pres, R. Lambert and L. Malin, Librarians. SEATED: Mr. Bob Ziegler, Director.

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. National Honor Society ROW ONE: left to right: L. Guithues, L. Lambert, C. Weber, C, Waldron, M. Nowak, G. Groce, M. Douchant, D. Mernick, Mrs. Lois Lockley, sponsor ROW TWO: left to right: D. Branson, B. Zimmerman, D. Skinner, D. Armstrong, G. McPheeters, J. Uhrhan, K. Hellwig, P. Holmes, B. Upchurch, R. Ivy, D Martin. ROW THREE: left to right: J. Donigan, R. Uhrhan, M. Thomas, V, Addison, J. Upchurch, L. Ulrich, L. Fluchel, F. Seguin, G. Winchester, L. Pulcher Mr. R. K. Purl, principal of D.C.H.S., received a letter in May l93l stating that the Cahokia Chapter had been approved by the National Council ot the National Honor Societies of Secondary Schools. Carolyn Spriesterbach, Amy May, and William Rose were charter members. Mr. Charles Faulkner was the first sponsor. Mr. Willis Maas was chosen to be the sponsor in l955. Mr. Maas served until l965, when he retired after teaching at D.C.H.S. tor 36 years. A total of 587 studentslhave been elected to member- ship in the National Honor Society, 2lO boys and 377 girls. To be eligible tor membership, a student must have maintained a 3.5 average and possess the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. 30