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Page 27 THE DUNCAN WILDCAT y Row one—Pauline Allred. Joyce Hughes, Arleen Anderson. Howard McGrath, Sammy Sloan, Carol Dean, Jimmie Curry. L. D. Russell, Elvin Lunt, Earl Gooch. Row two—Carmen Bejarano, Darleen Stewart. Raeleen Carpenter. Billy Lunt, Billy Russell. Row three—Ida Moffett, Edna Jellinghausen, Afton Johnson, Laurence Romney, Nelson Webster. Row four—Wilma Nelson, Mildred Sexton, Cherrill Brown, Bobby Leonard. Glade Stowell, Grady Foote. Row five—H. T. Clothier, instructor. Venola Campbell. Katherine Crum. Jack Lunt, Garth Hanchett. Bob White. Clarence Wilson, Roy Williams, Kenneth Foote, Stanley Hager. Mat Malone. Row six—Georgia Bradshaw, Clara Wilson, Lloyd Webster, Willis Attawav, Elmer Cloudt. Commercial Department
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THE DUNCAN WILDCAT Page 26 1 op row. left tit right—Arleen Anderson, Bobby Leonard. Laurence Romney Bottom row— Darken Stewart. Glade Stowell, Mr. John A. Freestone. r Journalism Class I”or the production of the school paper, The Duncan Wildcat, the class was arranged as follows: Editor ............. News......... Sports....... Features..... Exchange .... Sponsor .....Arleen Anderson .........Glade Stowell ........Bobby Leonard ..—...Darken Stewart ----Laurence Romney ........Mr. Freestone ()n the annual stall the five members of the class held the following positions: Editor........................................... Darleen Stewart Business Manager.............................. ......Glade Stowell Sports............................................ Bobby Leonard 1 hotos....-............................... «..Laurence Romney Departments ......................................Arleen Anderson January 19, 1939- the class took a field trip to Phoenix to spend a very enjoy- able week-end, returning Sunday, January 22. While there they visited 'the Re- public I ress and watched the printing of the Phoenix pa| er. Many other points of interest were also visited. Each member of the class ordered a class pin from the Star Engraving Company. I he sterling silver pins had an eagle crest set on blue onyx and mounted with the letter “D” under which was engraved the word Journalism.” Attached to the pin was a guard pin with the numerals ”39.” The class paid extra fo- a special die so that in years to come other journalism classes can purchase sinj.U pins. ' '-teirtch decided to have their annual printed and engraved instead of nd won md blue print. J- 4
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