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

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Seniors Remember. . important things that happened during their four years at DCHS. The most embarrassing thing was .. . when the physics class went for a swim — via me. — Dee Vanover having to wear the diaper in the skit my senior year. — Randy Bolle walking into U.S. History with my pants unzipped. — Lori Hunt getting my gym shorts pulled down in front of Ms. Raker. — Scott McCracken The funniest thing was... the “hairfight” in physics which got Mr. Kinder wet; the water ran down his little, pink nose. — Chris Stanfxll when Lori Hug and I crawled out of the bathroom window by Ms. Solomon’s room, ran down to her window, acted as if we were hanging on the ledge, and yelled for help. Boy was she mad! — Laura Arnold fdling Jim Watkins trumpet with hair conditioner. — Tim Haven The worst thing was ... being a freshman. — Harold Babcock our senior skit finishing second when it deserved first place. — Beverly Fuller Crutches seemed part of a current fad around school. 1. Craig Hood, Roy Toppings, Jim Watkins, Cindy Lee, Chris Stanfill. Sitting: Ricky Garcia, Krista Sloan, John Eldridge, Jenny Hobbs, DeAnn Meyers. 4 The best thing was ... when I was able to come back to school! As a Senior! — Scott Range winning Powder-Puff game both junior and senior years. — Sheila Bowlin 2. The Tiger cavorting at a basketball game. 3. Army weightlifters showing their muscles at an assembly. 4. Fredbird livened up the Big Red-faculty game. 5. Powderpuff game went on in spite of threatened cancellation. Kim looks happy about that. 6. Whatever else goes on, kids have got to eat! Graduation! — The Class of 1981

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The main building of Dupo Community High School was completed in 1929. In 1941 came a bond and building issue for a new gymnasium. The gym was built with many modem features. In a few years the vocational building was added on to the school. It housed the business, art, home economics, and industrial arts departments. Finally in 1961, the Junior High School building was completed. D.C.H.S. has been kept atractive and in fine conditions many years. 3

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Table Of Contents Academics ..........£. • Board And Administration Faculty ....... ...... Staff . . -. . T?.... Homecoming . ........... Sports ........, . .. Seniors JTj- df. Activities Classes P IMO JL U vvv i ci y 1 Y 10 Page 16 Page 16 Page 28 Page 50 Page 76 Page 80 Page 94 Page 96 Page 112 I w AI V m . I. r j?li-'• ' Vi TIME C 7 J 4 . “Out upon Titnfe!’’ —said the Lord of rhyme, With a lordly lip, in times sublime! Out upon Time! We say not so — Time is our friend, and never our foe! ,. He calms pur fears, and dries our tears, And plucks the sting from many a woe. Ml Time is the father of many years! Ve wP Yet weep not, for lo! deXh only dwritpsA'TJr Many are dead — and many more efo Shall follow the shadows gone before. Yet weep not, for lo! death only d pri That Time may find room and food for new lives. Rail not at Time! for our trust in him Fills the beaker of hope to the brim! Bubbles of joy like foam on the wine Promise us nectar — bumpers devine! We drink, and we drink, M And our glasses clink, But never are empty, never sink: For a generous hand hath Father TSime, And his vintages gush in every clime!