Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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AN OPEN LETTER TO THE SENIORS Dear Seniors, In the fall of 1930 you people entered Junior high school. It was my privilege to be your teacher. From that time until the present I have been closely associated with you both in school and out of school. It has been a real pleasure to work with you people, and I can truthfully say I don't believe I will ever have another group who will take your place of affection in my heart. There isn't one of you who doesn't have possibilities of soaring to a great height in whatever undertaking you start. Some of you will not take advantage of your physical and mental make up while others will exceed expectation. As the years roll by I will watch closely ypur progress and as you succeed I will swell with pride, and as others fail I will grieve for you and wonder if possibly I failed in helping you as I should have. I will be interested i n you as if you were my own children, and in a sense you are. Please try to forget the unpleasant experiences we have had together, and remember only the pleasant ones. Try to care for me half as much as I do for each of you and I will be happy. I wish for each and every one of you the greatest suc- cess and happiness possible, and hope that you will remember me as one who hae tried to help you at all times even though I have failed to do so often. Duncan, Arizona May 22, 1936 Very sincerely yours,

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Governor Aker Alene (Clouse) Tippetts Robert Aker Bill Dean Alfred Attaway Chester Foster Daphna Armstrong James Forehand Mary Jane Brooks Alvin Gale Bill Bass Herschell Gilliland Velma Burleson Katherine (Gordon) Mayo Elizabeth Chapman Margaret Girard Laura Cranford Reo Heskett