Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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freshiian class Activities The socirl activities of D. U. H. S. were very successful, according t' tradition the classes met at the first of the ye r -nd drew un r schedule of their activities. These activities consisted of dances, parties, and picnics. It seems th t in the middle of the ye r p°rties came so f st and furious th t soon every one was tired of them and a large number of them hid to be canceled. Just a j?i picnics were held but those that . ere held were enjoyed by -11 present. The D Club sponsored ■ huge carnival and dar.ee, both of which were howling successes. The main event of the y r, however, was the Junior-eenior Prom and banquet. ..t the Banquet the eats were swell and the speeches weren’t too boresome. The Prom, too, was the best in years. Another High Light of the y c r was the Banquet given by the Duncan Valley Boosters Club for the Football squad, ■this feed was given because of the appreciation the club had for the very successful accord the squad mr.de. Many speeches were delivered. Some by members if the Club and some by the faculty members, and also from one of the football members (Karlin Aker) Mr. Ellsworth was the Toastmaster and everyone present enjoyed his jolly attitude. The student body as n whole seemed more active this year and from 11 indications promises to be a live wire school next year.