Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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REMEMBER THE SOOTHING SYMPATHETIC WAYS WILM? HAD WHILE IN SCHOOL? WELL — SHE IS NOW SERVINC HUMANITY- IN THE HIGHEST CAPACITY. SHE IS NURSE IN A LA ;GE CHILD GENS' HOSPITAL IN THE E ST . JuHN AND EVkN ARE GLORIFIED TO THE EXTENT THAT .iTHEY NOW Have WINGS, BUT THEY mT SILVER 'WINGS, EVAN PILOTS THE FLYc- ing Fortress while .Cohn does the dirty work, that is, he OkuPS buMBS OVER TOKYO AND SO CLOSE THAT THE SUN OF HEAVEN SQUIRMS. THEY DO SGML OCCASIONAL BLIND FLYING--AND GIPL3r YOU KNOW WHAT THEY MEAN, BETTY JC HAD QUITE PECULIAR NOTIONS WHILE IN SCHOOL. ALWAYS TAKING COURSES UUTLI NED “FOR BOYS, BUT NOW EVE.iY FEM- ININE CHtATUKE IS IN Nc SMALL way ENVIOUS uF HER. SHE PIL- OTS Htn OWN PLANE, STOPS OVER ON CONSTRUCTION JOBS, AND DOES THE FaSCIN.TING WORK OF A CHEMICAL ENGINEER, ToNY, THE Fi THEk WEIGHT, ADVERTISES FIS OWN PROFESS- SION, TAKING OFF A LITTLE HERE, PUTTING CN A LITTLE THERE. EDITH IS STILL POSSESSED WITH THIS DEFENSE IDEA. SHE RIVETS uN WEEK D-YS NO IS uN U. S. 0. DUTY CN WEEK ENDS. JOHNNIE JONZ HAS COME OUT OF HIS SHELL OF RETIREMENT LONG ENOUGH TO WRITE A SE.T SELLER. WHICH HE HAD CaLLED THE FUTILITY OF TRUSTING WuMEN. KENNETH'S BROAD KNOWLEDGE IN FORE I GN LANGUAGES HAS LANDED HIM A JOB WITH THE F. B. I . HE IS ONE OF THE If MOST CUN iv ING AND DARING SLUETHS. AND, BY TH: WAY, HE HAS DECIDED TH„T HE DEFINITELY PREFERS BKUNtITTES.

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FIRST ROW: OTILIO REYES, RAYMOND .MASON, DAVID AKC? PAULINE NATIONS, ANTONIA BEJAHANO, RUBY 'LEE JESTER, JULIA EDINGTON. SECOND ROW: GENE JOHNSON, EUGENE LOVETT, CECIL PEASE, ANNIE RUTH TALYOR, EDNA CRUM, EILEEN STEWART. THIRD ROW: LA RITA CLARIDGC, BETTY WHIPPLE, PAT CUR:,V, ROBERT ELLIS, LAVERNE DODSON, HOWARD SPEER, ELLA HILL- FOURTH ROW: PEGGY BRADSHAW, CAROL LUNT, JOLENE FULLER, DOROThY rtRNETT, BERTIE MAE NAG R, CHR IST'.NE CHAPMAN. FIFTH ROW: RS. EL' EDGE (SPONSOR), MR. ROLAND(SPON- SOR) , ROWIN WILLIS, GERALD BOLES, ORDITH BOURGEOUS.