Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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r f S f f ; » v L. i i, BETTY JO SCOT' laying IN THE SCHOOL AFFAIRS TO BETTY WHIPPLE Of , DO WILL ORCHESTRA i !. i 5 V V AL L A?. D TO DEQUE. r A P Ol 'I ' f LOIY.T fRIVLEGE JF mMO MY lJJE I, MAX BLAZZARD, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH MY HEIGHT ANT SHYNESS TO EDNA CRUM AND TO LA RITA CL RIDGE MY SUPERB COMM- AND OF ENGLISH CRITICISM. I, WILMA JACKSON, DO WILL AND DEQUEATH MY TALENT FOR SPEAKING SPANISH FLUENTLY TO LAVERNE DODSON AND MY POPULAR ASSOCIATION WITH THE OPPOSITE SEX TO ELLA HUNTER. I, KENNY GILLILAND, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH MY POOL HALL and DICE ROOM ANTIQUES TO GENE UGHNSON AND GE ftAL 6 60LES. I, ROSALIE KENNEDY, DO WILL aND BEQUEATH MY KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNIQUE IN SHORTHAND TO DIRTIE MAE HAGAR. 1, KENNETH HAGAR, DO WILL , ND BEQUEATH MY GIRLISH GRIN ND RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE TO «. JOLENE FULMER AND MY DEVILISH WAYS TO EUGENE LOVETT. I, EDITH VAN CLEVE, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH MY PRIVILEGE OF BEING LATE EVERY MORNING TO ANNIE RUTH TAYLOR NO MY TENTED HAIR TO nNT0NI A BEJAftANO. I, JOHN JELL INGHhUSEN, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH MY GERMAN BLOOD AND ABILITY TO GROW A BEARD TO WILLIAM ROMNEY. I, PEmRL ELLIOTT, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH MY WINNING SMILE AND MY BOISTEROUS LAUGHTER TO CHRISTENE CHAPMAN• I, HULON EPPLER, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH MY RCMA NT IC TECH- NIQUE TO ROWIN WILLIS AND MY HIGH SCHOLASTIC STANDING TO EILEEN STEWART. I, NELLA MAE SMITH, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH MY FLABBY CURVES TO PAULINE NATIONS. I, BOB CHAPMAN, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH MY HORSE IN KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITY TO GET KICKED OUT OF CHORUS TO DAVID AKlR AND OTILIO REYES. I, ROSEMOND FLYNN, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH MY POWERFUL RIGHT HOOK TO RUBY LEE JESTER AND DCROTHY ARNETT.

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SFfllOR P WOULD YOU LITO CRYSTAL BALL AND HAVE WHO LEFT THIS INSTI TUT I ON ALOnG. tUPHESy US AS WE GAZE JOIN US AS WE GAZE I TO THE CLEAR GLIMPSE AT THE ILLUSTRIOUS SENIORS IN THE SPRING OF 1943? WELL, COME WE SEE THE DUNCAN RAILROAD FORMAN, JAMES BENTON INIS THE ALL-WOMAN SECTION CREW. ROMANTIC JAMES! BOSS THE HIGH SCHOOL ROMANCE BETWEEN MAX AND ROSALIE HAS FLOURISHED AND GROWN INTO A LIFETIME PARTNERSHIP. ROS«LlE IS NOW THE SOLE RECIPIENT OF ALL THE FLOWERS MAX USED TO LAVISH UPON ALL THE Fa. IRER SEX. BOB CHmPMAN, LEAN, LANKY, AND SLIGHTLY BOW-LEGGED DkESsED IN WESTERN GARB, IS THE PROUD OWNER OF A STRING OF RACE HORSES. THESc ERING HIM A HANDSOME SUM AS HE PARTIC- IPATES IN ONE RODEO AFTER ANOTHER. HE -STAYS PHYSICALLY FIT BY PLAYING AN OCCASIONAL G .ME OF TENNIS. OR PAUL ELLEiGE, THE VERY PROGRESSIVE FARMEB, IS SEEN VING « JEEP AROUND OVERSEEING THE WORK ON HIS FATHER’S FARM WHICH HE HAS FALLEN HE In TO. THERE LIMIT SO GUN IT, PAUL. IS NO 35 MILE SPEED PE„RL HAS FOLLOWED IN HER SHE DOES STENOGRAPH I CAL WORK, BUT TYPE WHO SITS ON HER BOSSES LAP. SISTERS FOOT-STEPS IN THAT SHE ISN'T THE PROVERBIAL NOT THE HOME EC. COURSE HULGN HAD WHILE IN HIGH SCHOOL WAS IN VAIN. WE SEE HIM AS A BUBBLE-DANCER, THAT IS, ON K. P. DUTY, IN UNCLE 5«M'S ARMY. BUT HE IS JUST A SAILOR AT HE rcT--HE LCVES THEM AND LEAVES THEM IN EVERY PORT, ROSAMOND HaS DISCARDED HER NONCHALANT MANNER AND NOW LOOKS VERY PERKY IN HER Wr-AC UNIFORM. SHE IS IN THE SIGNAL CORPS DIVISION WHERE SHE STRUGGLES WJTH LIFE AND DEATH MES- SAGES, HOWEVEk, SOME MAY VERGE ON THE SENTIMENTAL SIDE. MAOMI, THE VERY VERSATILE PERSON WHO HAS PLAYED, SUNG mND TYPED HER WAY THROUGH SChOOL , H S ENLARGED HER INTERESTS TO INCLUDE MAKING A HOME FOk HAnOLD AND THE TWO LITTLE SOuDMANS. u THE LITTLE MAN WHO WASN'T THERE SC OFTEN WHEN fFFLEO TEfCHEr.-S LOOKED FOR HIM, IS NOW SCLE PROPRIETOR AND b.rtTENDER mT RAY'S PLACE AND THE 1943 ALUMNI OFTEN GATHER 0VE a REFRESHING DRINK, REMIND EACH OTHER HOW u°OD THEY WERE B CK IN D. U. H. S.