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

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SPORTS

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Seniors Earn Spirit Trophy And Edge Juniors By 5 Points To Win All-School Trophy Seniors 95 points Loudmouth Award Juniors Juniors 90 points Skit Juniors 1st. Seniors 2nd Sophomores 0 points Assembly Activity Seniors 1st. Juniors 2nd Freshmen 25 points Float Freshmen 1st. Seniors 2nd Spirit Trophy Seniors Game Tickets Seniors 1st, Juniors 2nd All-School Trophy Seniors Spirit Stick Dance Attendance Juniors 1st. Seniors 2nd Juniors 1st. Seniors 2nd 12 HOMECOMING

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Varsity Tigers Advance To State Semifinals ¥ ¥ ¥¥¥¥ ¥ ¥¥¥ ¥ ¥ ¥¥¥¥¥ Jim Hoge and Jim Jarvis attempt to deceive the Pittsfield defense. 14 SPORTS Sorry, no haircuts on Saturday Jeff Hudson’s dad has other plans. The play-offs, known as the “Second Season,” began on a disappointing note as the Tigers were placed in Class 3-A for the first time in the school’s history. No matter, the Tigers refused to let the tougher class affect their play. The first play-off game was played at home in a steady downpour. The Tigers impressively beat the Carlinville Cavaliers to record the soggy win. The team then jour-nied north for their quarter-final matchup against a powerful Pittsfield squad. Although the Tigers were not in total control of the game, they managed to pull out the victory that, by the end of the game, was being played in snowfall. Next, the team traveled south to face Anna-Jonesboro, where the Tigers’ successful season came to an end. Nonetheless, the fans’ relentless support did not end in Anna-Jonesboro. The team returned home to Dupo where a parade had been formed to escort them to the school. Students, parents, and townspeople then assembled in the gymnasium for one last show of support for the record-setting 1983 Varsity Fighting Tigers. Tiger fans give the team a super send-off as the players leave for Anna-Jonesboro. Tigers take the field for second half play at Pittsfield. Jeff McClanahan gets a mystery kiss from Mom.