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

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IT WAS A VERY GOOD This year our basketball Tigers got off to a great start. Sparked by seniors J. Bryant, D. Douchanl, D. Harrelson, R. Kloess, and J. Parrin, the Tigers became a contender for the Cahokia Conference title. YEAR .'ii 1 A 1 , 1'1- I il A K in t G L r-ff 5 .,

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1972-73 . It was a very good year for sports of all kinds. Sadie Hawkins finally got her man. The spectators got their chance to participate by shooting free throws to win a cake, and the girls proved that football isnlt just for boys. The football Tigers had a winning season for the first time in four years. ,

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36 PUPILS ENROLLED AT BECK The Beck Vocational Center was started in an attempt to fill the growing need of students who are not college bound. The demand for college graduates has decreased sharply in the last two years while some occupations in the labor market cannot be filled by trained, skilled labor. An example of this is the auto mechanic trade where there is a need for good, skilled mechanics. The goal of the Beck Vocational Center is to provide a good education, in each of the courses offered, so a student will have enough skills to go out into the labor market on a competitive basis. Dupo had 36 pupils enrolled at the end of the first semester. Some of the members of the Electronics and small appliance class are fabovej Jackie Weaver. Bob Smith, John Lattina, Ricky Davis. and Allen Lady- miifl. Sherry Accord works an NCR-160 bookkeeping machine in machine accounting class. 8 D. Morris and D. Arras check a printout sheet for errors as J. Ft-ltmeyer and R. Wisdom run a program through the com- puter. Bob Vickers draws up a plan in his draftingrclass at Beck. I ,Firms ,a:t '4f'f iQ'TPu-g Donna Lovell and Diana Valleroy work on a problem in accounting class.