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

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Jenny Hobbs and Don Illig Kim Case and Terry McLean Lori Bivins and Mark Stott Moving toward the right, we have: Kim Edwards and Jim Hebei; the faculty watching the students dance; Junior president, Angie Chartrand, and Senior president, Mark Stott, accept the all school trophy; J.D. Groves was chosen the offensive MVP of the Homecoming game; Don Illig accepts the defensive MVP award from Coach Mauser; and finally, Kelly Case and Kent Dell. 26

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Powder Puff Coaches shouted final orders from the bench as the shrill whistle put the 1980 Powder Puff game into motion. The girls of both junior and senior teams took to the field with enthusiasm while complicated plays rattled in their brains. After the first quarter of action, the girls pretty well had their offenses and defenses coordinated enough to get the job done. The hard fought game resulted in a senior victory of 14-0, and proved to be one of the best in years. The threat of Powder Puff cancellation made the students more determined to make a success of the game when permission was granted. The game provided for an exciting fun-filled afternoon. SENIORS Back: Cyndi Huff, Lori Hunt, Chris Stanfill, Karen Mallett, Linda Hofstetter, Coach Tim Stanberry, Lori Beth Robinson, Kim Griffin, Brenda Bush, Sheila Bowlin. Second: Linda Lemanski, Chris Lambert, Cathy Brooks, Lisa Johnson, Barb Zaricor, Dee Vanover, Third: Lori Hug, Laura Arnold, Lori Boland, Lori Bivins, Teresa Groves, Donna Crippen, and Julia Showmaker. JUNIORS Back: Mitzi Miller, Dpwn Satterfield, Teresa Cox, Lori Foutch, Sheri Ostertag, Ann Hoock, Ruth Ann Bertram, Randee Gunn, Kelly Kohlenberger, Cindy Sullivan, JoAnne Hotto, Lisa Sanders, Traci Woods, Carol Stanberry, Lisa Williams, Ginger Crook, Cheryl Gillam, Ginger Lambert, Susan Blakely. Front: Coach Dennis Foutch, Judy Hoge, Kandi Massie, Lisa Buatte, Mary Mallett, Laura Evans, Kim Case, Cyndi Walsh, Cindy Schmidt, Janice Bailey, Lisa Zilafro, Toni Buxton, Kim White.

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Karen Mallett and Craig Hood Time To Remember The 1980 Homecoming dance proved to be the highlight of the entire week’s activities. Entertainment by “Main Thrust” was especially appreciated since Dupo’s own Bill Barnett played in the band. Spirits were high, but not too high, since a “breathalizer machine” was available to test for alcoholic beverages and police officers were on duty and ready to prosecute. The climax of the evening was the coronation in which Miss Lori Bivins was crowned queen. The evening was enjoyable for everyone who attended. Retiring queen Kelly Kohlen-berger escorted by Brian Koch The 1980 Homecoming queen Lori Bivins