Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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-2- rP DY FOOTE IS OPERATING A BUS LINE BETWEEN EAST CAMP amp DUNCAN. If SEEMS HE JUST CAN'T GET AWAY FROM HIS OLD HAUNTS.' HE IS STILL VISITING THE SPILLER RANCH. nm YOU HEAR THAT SHOT? JUST ANOTLER OF JOYCE HUGHES' ENEMIES REMOVED. SHE IS A KILLER-DILLER--TOUGHT AS THEY MAKE 'EM ONE MINUTE AND AS CUDDLY AS A KITTEN THE NEXT. garth HANCHETT SEEMS TO BE CONTENT. HE HAS WORKED HIS WAY THROUGH BUS LNESS COLLEGE BY . SERENADING THE LG IRI CLOF HIS DREAMS, WITH A GRAND PIANO FOR ACCOMPANIMENT. rEg MANNING OF THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC IS BROODING IN SIL- FNCE SINCE THAT FAMOUS ARITST, RALPH JOHNSON HAS REPLACED THE BIG PARADE WITH HIS AMUSING BIG ST MPEDE , FEATURING 1 LIL DUNCANETTE. AT L'ST BILL (NOT BILLY) LUNT HAS CHANGED HIS RESIDENCE TO A FLASHY UPPER SECTION OF SAFFORD AND IN A SWANKY, RITZY HOTEL. GAS WAS BECOMING VERY EXPENSIVE. HOWARD MCGRATH IS HOLDING SOME I SPORT ANT-LOOK ING DOCU- : -MENTS IN HIS HANDS. HOWEVER, HIS FACE SHOWS SADNESS. FOR i ROBERT BEAVERS, THE POOL SHARK, HAS JUST GIVEN HIM HIS WALKING PAPERS OUT OF THE POOL HALL. AHEM'. WE MEAN BIL- f LIARD PARLOR. BETTY LEE NELSON IS SEEN COMING ONCE AGAIN TO DUNCAN 0 CARE FOR TH: LA TEST ADDIT I ONS TO THE FREESTONE FA M I L Y— TW I N S • HORTENSE REYES ATTAWAY HAS TAKEN OVER THE PROPRIETY OF THE REYES BARBOR SHOPPE AND SALON. ALL CHILDREN ARE SHINING i SHOES. A HIGHLY SOPHISTICATED PERSON PASSES CUR VIEW NOW. HE IS PROFESSOR JOHN SPEER, H PPY AS HE GOES ABOUT HIS EXCITING f OCCUPATION ,'.S INSTRUCTOR OF AN 8TH GRADE PHYSICAL EDUCATION • CLASS IN AN ALL-GIRLS SCHOOL. SAM SLOAN 13 A MAN ABOUT THE WORLD NOV FOR HE IS - TAKING A FREE WORLD TOUR, DUE TO HIS SUPER) 01? V,ORK IN STOCK JUOG- MARGARET VINSON MAKES A CHARMING FAN DANCER AND IS VERY POPULAR AMONG ALL HER MALE ACQUAINTANCES. MARY JO WYATT WILL SOON BE CROWNED THE CHAMP OF THE GIRLS WRESTLING MATCHES—SHE DOES IT IN MOLASSES AND PEANUT BUT- TER, AND OCCASIONALLY THE MELTED REMAINS OF CANDY SUCKERS THAT WERE LEFT FROM THE SENIORS OF 1941 TIDBITS. ROBERT (RED). WINKLER IS SEEN .1 N A DENTIST'S OFFICE RE- CEIVING HIS TENTH GOLD TOOTH WHICH HE LOST WHILE PRACTICING TO WIN OVER MIAMI'S EXCELLENT BATON TWIRLING MAJORETTE. WE SEE A DANCE HALL NOW A ND HEAR SOMETHING HOT POURING j OUT—OH, YES! IT'S EOOIE SHIPPLE'S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA PLAY- . ING. IT IS COMPOSED STRICTLY OF HOTCHA SWING, EXTRA NOTES AND VIBRATA. AND LAST, WE SEE MR. ELLEDGE 3USILY EXPERIMENTING IN MISS .-.SMAN'S KITCHEN. HL 1