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

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STUDENTS U E LIBR RY In the above picture Don Morlen is using the reference books in the librory. Above right, Mrs. Moore is finding o book for Mike Ferry in fhe cord catalog. Dovid LoMasfus is checking out books for Gcry Douchoni ond Larry Vonover.

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PHYSICAL FITNESS A Boys in gym class are enioying a spirited game of touch football with Mr. Neeman in charge. D SPORTSMANSHIP Gary Camp fleftj a teacher's aide is shown timing a relay race. Physical education classes are required for each stu- dent at Dupo High School. Some of the many activities in which the students participate are softball, touch football, volleyball and basketball. The basic goal of the classes is to help the students develop physical fitness and a sense of fairness and sportsmanship. This year three assistants have been hired to help the gym teachers. They are Miss Pat Squires, Mr. Mike McKinney, and Mr. Gary Camp. Some of their many duties are calling roll, acting as refer- ees, and leading in calisthenics, Mr. Brubaker is shown leading his gym class in calisthenics, part of the daily routine.

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PECIAL EDUCATION CLASSES Many students use the library during study hall and other periods. Mrs. Moore is our school librarian. Students in the sophomore and iunior classes take driv- 1 4 ers education. They learn rules of the road in the class- AST T..- room and also learn practical use in driving. Mrs. Proffer teaches art class, in which the students learn the many aspects of art and put them to use. These are all parts of the special education classes. At left, top, Pam Harris is pointing out a right of way situation at an in- tersection, while Mr. Brubaker and Henry Spier look on. At left, bottom, Miss Stockglausner is helping students in the speech class. 'Ulu Mrs. Proffer is here with the art class. They are making wire sculptures. ln the background are different pictures and paintings which the students creat- ed.