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

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Preparing for Future Jobs SEM Consumer Education prepares students for everyday problems they will encounter in the future. An understanding of tax preparation, banking procedures, company advertising, and other areas of consumer interest are needed to get along as adults in our business oriented society. Left: Students in Industrial Arts are taught the use of tools while making use- ful obiects for themselves. Bottom: Barry Thomas, Steve Davis, Greg Proffer, Dave Horn, and Phil Chism work on a drafting proiect.

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Business and Vocational Classes l 1 1 l l To prepare for the future, students must learn some skills Above: MN- W'-Vlwend didulef fo he' 5l 0 'h nd Class- while in high school. The business classes DCHS offers Below: Students ponder over G typing problem' Office Machines, Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Secretarial Practice, give students the opportunity to learn a skill that could help them with their occupations as 1 adults. l l l l l l l l l

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Aerospace - Hard Work Plus Rewards The Aerospace program has been widely accepted by students since its beginning in 1969. ln this class, students learn the basics of operating an airplane. The highlight of the year is the students' first flight. Above: Keith McKinley shows a model airplane to Donna Wells, Skip Dud- ley, and Jerry Casey. Right: Doug Adkins, Bob Melican, Joe Frey, Mike Steele, and Dave Horn examine a iet impulse engine.