Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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SEEWO0® (DIl SS S®W(B£ FRIENDS (Tune—The End of A Perfect Day) ■ Now we've come to the end of our high school days, And we think of the by-gone years, Of the happiness and joy shared by classmatee gay, And memories washed by tears. And now on the threshold of life we stand, Our voices are raised in song, And though we'll be parted by times shifting sand, We'll be friends through years so long. CLASS SONG (Tune—Merry Go Round Broke Down) As the class of '38 We do appreciate The teachers kind And students fine Who helped us graduate La, la—Tra, la, la— Tra, la—Tra, la— Tra, la, lal We seniors all are here, The time has come, we fear, To bid goodbye To Duncan High And give you 11 a cheer Rah, r h—Cheer, rah, rah— Cheer, rah—Chcor, rah— Cheer, rah, r.hl Oh, what fun We've had in this school, Though we've always followed the rulej To us you've been so doar, Though you may think it queer, We hate to go But must, we know, And so we shed a tear Boo hoo—Tear, boo hoo— Tear, boo—Tear, hoo — Tear, boo hoo, The Class of '38.

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sttWD©K cca ss woaa rfe th« party of the first part (the Senior Class of 1938) being sound of body and mind, on leaving this sphere of life, do, hereby will and bequeath to the party of the second part ( the Junior Class of 1938) the following: .ie as a group do extend to the Juniors our faster minds, our excel- lent dispositions, our Athletic ability, and our superior intelligence. fie al3o will and bequeath to the Junior Class our key to knowledge and our wonderful spirit of cooperation. ■;re as individuals, hereby, do will the following personal things: I, Elizabeth Aker, do will and bequeath my extreme bashfulness and my popularity with C.C.C. boys to Ruby Philpot. I, rieston Aker, do will and bequeath my prominence in class affairs and blank handsomness to Jayne Bradshaw. I, Gerald Axton, do will and bequeath my pleasant disposition and hu- aorous ego to Jack Lunt. I, Adrian Boyd, do will and bequeath my annoying talkativeness and my exceptionally sm-11 feet to Edwin Dean. I, Ruth Burtcher, do will and bequeath my stamp licking technique and baby face to June Sherman. I, Dean Chapman, do will and bequeath my Saturday night spr 6s and bro- ken tennis rackets to Bert Lunt. 1, Joe Francese, do will and bequeath my basketball fame and Grecian physique to Scott 51o n. I, Vinita Foster, do will and bequeath my shorthand technique and hy- draulic brakes on a tennis court to Fern Burtche-r. I, Lax Gale, do will and bequeath my perfect attendance record and eye for good-looking blondes to Dick Neighbors. I, J-ck Gentry, do will ar.d bequeath my office as Secretary and ray be- coming freckles to -illis Attaway. I, Romola Lunt, do will and bequo .th my becoming blushes and drum ma- joring technique to Venna Allred. I Jaldon Lunt, do will and bequeath my viilanous laugh and care of Clc- ssa to Wayne Holden. I, Elno Lunt, do will and bequeath my many chemical inventions and my graceful c rri.,gc to Benson Bridges. I Phil Nation, do will .nd bequeath my rythmatac dancing and eye for beauty to Irl Lunt. I, Luvis Loffett, do will ..nd bequeath my flaming tresses and love for a cert.in senior boy to Frances Shadock. I, George Moyers, do will and bequeath ray five year high school course and my loyalty to ray departed 6irl friend to G ry Cr-btree. I, Lagaret Partancn, do will .nd bequeath my double joints and my whirl- wind flute playing to Sarah Lae Gale. I, Manuel Rueda, do ..ill nd bequc th my slip horn technique to Fred Ar- nett ,.nd my undying love to Carmen Bcjar .no. I, Viola S. 1 artin, do will and bequeath rny m trimonial h .ppincss and my violin pl..ying to Xochitl acost... I, June Lawrence Johnsen, do will and bequeath my .bility to get my m..n and the privilige of eloping to Arlccn and-rson. I, Sam Stephens, do will end bequeath my devilish ways with the women and my extreme h..ndsemncss to G.C. Curry. I, Elmo Merrill, do will ,nd b quc..th my perfect behavior .nd c rtful dpivingrto Bruce'Robertson. I, .Jbe-rtus lassey, do will nd bequeath that certain attraction I have for the women in gencr.l nd one in particular to Richard H xt.