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

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v Driver Education Now how does the oil fit in that little hole? Kristin Marlen tanks up for a long drive Debbie Daab gets ready to put the pedal to the metal. Shari and Todd look confident Even though Mr. Cox considers Driver Education to be a dangerous job. he has been teaching the course for 10 years. He is proud to say that there have been no serious accidents in those 10 years. At the present time, the State of Illinois requires a person sixteen years of age to pass a driver education course in order to receive a driver’s license. Students spend 30 hours in the classroom and 12 hours behind the wheel learning the fundamentals. In addition, they learn about defensive driving, attitudes, and cooperation with other drivers. Practical experience in checking the oil, changing a tire and filling the gas tank are also a part of the course. 10 Driver Education

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Area Vocational Center Sue and Teresa learning new games. I told you I don't do windows. Rowdy and Bob putting it together, or perhaps, tearing it apart. Beck 9

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Guidance Department They’re Here To Help You Laverne Odum Guidance Secretary Mr Brillhart teaches student worker Stacey Furlow how to use the department’s computer. A student counselor is someone who is specially trained to encourage students to make choices that wili improve the quality of their future. He helps students to understand themselves better, and provides information about jobs, careers, colleges, and vocational schools. In the spring, our counselors are responsible for registering students for the following school year. It is a major task for them to avoid conflicts in scheduling while pleasing everyone at the same time. The counselors can also help with family problems or any kind of question you may have. These advisers are here to help you. Take advantage of their experience while you can. Guidance 11