Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1945 volume:

CO n t I p ru u J 1 WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE STAFF, HOPE TH T THIS ANNUAL WILL VIVIDLY PORTRAY ALL THE PLEASANT MEMORIES YOU HAVE EXPERIENCED DURING THE 1944-45 SCHOOL YEAR. THAT IN THE FUTURE WHEN YOU rRE FEEL- ING BLUE” YOU WILL BRING OUT THIS COPY OF THE DUNCaN Wl LD.K T aND AGAIN BE Drawn CLOSE TO THOSE FUN LOVING 0, Y3 AT D.U.H.S. IF, IN THE FUTURE THIS BOOK DOES RE V I V E OLD MEMORIES, WE WILL FEEL THAT OUR EFFORTS WEr E NOT IN VAIN. MAY GOD WATCH-OVER, AND GUIDE YOU TH ROUGH MANY SUCCESSFUL DAYS IN THE FUTURE. ' V.. WE, THE WILDKAT STAFF, TAKE EXTHEME PLEASURE IN DEDICATING THIS ANNUAL TO THE HEAD OF OUR MUSIC DEPARTMENT, MR, SANTEE. WE FLEL THAT IN SO DOING THE HONOR AND PRIVILEGE DELONGS TO US. THIS CAN ONLY BE A SLIGHT TOKEN OF APPRECIA- TION FOR THE LEADERSHIP, GUIDANCE, AND INSPIRATION YOU HAVE GIVEN US. OUR GREATER APPRECIATION IS IN YOUR INFLUENCE THAT WE SHALL FEEL IN OUR FUTURE YEARS ROW l-L. TO R.-MRS ANN PETERSON, COACH PaUL FaRNEY, MRS LUCY I WARNER, MR C. V . ROLAND, AND MISS DOROTHY DARNELL. OW 2-L , TO R.-MR H.T. CLOTHIER, MR, IRA MURPHY, AND MR. J.W, ' Santee. H. T. CLOTHIER.� .BETHANY COLLEGE AT L I NDS8QRG , KANSAS; AND CyOKADO STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AT G REEL Y, COLORADO ART, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING, BOYS TENNIS COACH. PAUL. FAHNEY. ,,A« S. T. C. FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA; BI DL®GY j.' JOURNAL I SM, B.OYS ATHLETIC COACH. IttA A.viUnPHY. . ; A. S. T. C. FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA; AMERICAN HISTOkY, PRACTICAL MATHj GENERAL SCIENCE J W. SANTEE...BETHANY COLLEGE AT LINDSBORG, KANSAS;BAND MUSIC THEORY, GRAMMER SCHOOL BAND, MIXED CHORUS, DUNCANETTS, AND GIRLS TENNIS COACH. -C-«—ROLAND-----UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUSCON, ARIZONA; CHEM- .ISTRY, ALGEBRA, P.RE-I NDUCT I ON MATH, GEOMETRY, PHYSICS OF AVIATION, BASIC COMMUNICATION 2, I. RS. ANN C. PETERSON,.UN 1 VERS 1TY OF ARIZONA, TUSCON, ARIZONA ENGLISH |,2. DRAMATICS, SPANISH |-2. ft I S S- DOROTHY J. DARNELL. . .UN I VERSI TY OF ARIZONA, TUSCON , ARIZONA; BOYS HOME EC; HOME EC. 1-2-3. •V - . - - ' 'V ' ) ' -y -S' •' r,. ' LUCY WARNER...WOMANS COLLEGE, DALLAS, TEXAS; ENGLISH 3-4: socihL studies; world ristory'and American government. K A H 2 1 -MARGARET SCHLEUTER, LOUISE CLENOENNEN, BETTY SHUMAN, LG JUNE GIBSON, VERGIE VEST, ND -L. TO R.-MaRJ ON SKINNER, EVAN MERkELL, FOOTE, JEWEL BENNETT,- JEAN RICH|NS, [;-WIGHT LOUISE SAMMIE CURRY. -L. TO k.-MELVIN ROMNEY, CaKL dolan Campbell, paul P- UL SEXTON, STUART Spon so r. ETHR | l.'GE , VAN CLEVE JONES, A DERRY, ONETA RRAINE ELLIOTT, BERTHA WHINERY. N I N A CAPERTON, PATSY SEXTON, MASON, AND TED JAMES BEAVERS, , REN00 STCWELL NO MR. SANTEE, vj TED CURRY PLAY CAST 2 FOOTBALL 4. TENNIS 2-3-4, BAND I-2-3-4. YELL LEADER 3-4. •WILDKAT JOIN N. CORPS., LORRAINE ELLIOTT- PLAY CAST 4. VOLLEYBALL 2-3-4 LIBRARIAN 4. CHORUS I -2-3-4. '► HOME EC. CLUB 24 -4 . TYPIST. t £4iLE-.cr.,- BASKE tts 2.. TENN i CAL WJ NNEr •ARMBr k Mnzalfs. C- ST 4 . IS 2-3-4. 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BASKETBALL 1-3-4 TENNIS I; V 1 CE M U S ' B A C' o c_ u SENIORS PRES IDENT-DOLAN CAMPBELL VICE-PRESIDENT-FAYE GILLILAND SECRET ARY-TREASURER-L ILL I AN PARKS TUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATlVES-LOUISE FOOTE-MA RI ON SKINNER JUNIORS ■ PRES IDENT--BILL EATON VICE PRESIDENT—EDSIL BOURGEOUS SECRET ARY-TREASURER-KATHRYN COON STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES-FAYE D A V IS-DEAN GOODMAN SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT—MAX PERKINS VICE PRESIDENT-BUDDY DAVIS SECRETARY-TREASURER--ELLEN FOOTE STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATI VES--ADA MAE PACKER-DON CURRY I I l f$HMfN I PRESIDENT—HALENE EMPIE I VICE PRES IOENT-WILBER LUNT SECRETARY-TREASURER-VELMA COOPER .NT COUNCIL REPRESENTAT IVES-DORIS BILLINGSLEY — EUGENE CRAWLEY w l-L. To R • — ILLY EATON, A U T H L I ■ L L L , jr JUNE JOHNSON , MARJORIE HOWELL, LILA NIC GRATH, PEGGY WAYTT, DOROTHY ELLIOTT, FAY DAVIS, AND ALVIN ROBERTSON, W L-L. TO R.-AUDREY LUNT . NANCY dRALSHaW, LILLIAN BRIDGES, FERN TAYLOR, VERA PE«SE, A i i N A NE LGHL GRS, CARMEN VAN CL.EVE, AND S .RAH LONT, W 3-L . TO R - J A. K I E LOVETT, CLARIDGE, JOE TELLEZ, CLARENCE BRAWLEY, PHIL LRYANT, EMMETT HaNCKETT, ANl ROL..ND GILL. L. TO R.-DEAN GOODMAN, ROBERT PARKS, EOSIL : OU RGE P US L. TO K.-lVilSS DARNELL, AND MRS. PETERSON, SPONSORS. to 4- fcs , -• ? . Sr - A , ,• ;• . - M WtF' ,J « 4' V 5 i :d :V ■ ,■ r- ■ ' - ' ip - ; v, “ Vi Si '■ v .V' ,?M ... 'V l ■■ A r ' -J • - -i, y s , ■- . • 'v v . v - $1§9 IW 2-L. TO TO K.-JERr Y PERRY, EDDIE EDDINGTON, JOHNNIE TREWITT DON CURRY, BUDDY DAVIS, AND MAX PERKINS. R.-ADA MAE PACKER, BARBARA BLACKMAN, VERNA L. JOHNSON, VIOLA ETHRIDGE, BARBARA WILSON, HELEN GOODNER, NITA FERN WEBSTER, SARAH COSPER, AND IMA LEE ROBERTSON. R.-ELLEN FOOTE, JACQUELINE BOEVERS, HAZEL ROBBS, CAROLYN CASEY, BARBARA MCNAIR, LARINE MOFFETT ELLEEN BENNETT, LIETA NELL TAYLOR AND MARJORIE HUNTER. TO R.-MILTON REEVES, KARL JELL INGHAUSEN , EVERETT EDDINGTON, WARNER FOOTE, DICK STEWART, FLOYD JOHNSON, EDWIN ZUMWALT, AND H.T. CLOTHIER SPONSOR. ; 5-L. TO R.-FRANKLIN BILLINGSLEY, CLIFFORD WARNER. ANO BILL PEASE. ?E rr r s l-L. TO R EUGENE KING, 2-L 3-L. TO R 4—L. TC R L. -HAROLD CLENDENNEN, JIMMY FREDERICKS, bRAWLEY, CHESTER SHIPLEY, TOMMY FRANKLIN YORK, aND LLOYD MERRELL. TO R.-HELEN MCGRATH, FEbA JANE COX, PATTY,BLACKMAN, LA DONNA LUNT, MARY SHAW, MARY ELLIS, DORIS BILLINGSLEY, FLORA GALE, VELMA COOPER, MARY Margaret crgtts. -ZONA HOOPER, ELSIE MAYFIELD, WANDA BCURGECUS, BERNICE MCNAIR, EFFIE DEE THOMAS, VELMA MOFFETT, MAURINE JELLiNGHAUSEN, TENCIE LEE JESTER, AND NATALIA CASTRILLC. -VIRGINIA WILLIS, HALENE EMPIE, MARJORIE CARRELL, MARJORIE MCDANIEL, FAYE WILKINS, MARY ALICE PHILLIPS AND MARY ELMER. TO R.-LAWRENCE CHRISTENSEN, RANDY BROCKS, JCE LUJAN, LESLIE BALLARD, MARCELLO ARB ISC, L.C. BALLARD, RAYMOND MCGRATH, ROY STCWELL, JCE ELLEDGE, AND ROBERT CARRELL. TO R.-WILBER LUNT% MRS. WARNER (SPONSOR), AND JIMMY CATE. I -L• TO R. 2 L. TO n. ADA MAE PACKER, DORIS BILLINGSLEY, LOUISE FOOTE, DOROTHY DARNELL, AND FAYE DAVIS. MR. CLOTHIER, DEAN GOCDMhN, PAUL SEXTON, NFRGE HUNT, MARION SKINNER, DON CURRY, AND EUGENE 6RAWLEY. ROW l-L. TO rt.-TEO CURRY, LILLIAN P;«RKS, LEAN GOODMAN« ROW 2-L. TO R.-nOLAND GILL, PHIL BRYANT, MARION SKINNER AND - COACH FA«NEY. . I % 3 $§s$ • •t: ■' . ■ ■ ' .•'■£ ! !■■ • v1 . v.; V ; 4gSS$ £ «p- e:I| 1 % . - ' v . • ? 't I T m __ 'S- THE JOURNALISE CLASS OF 1944-45 PUBLISHED A TOTAL OF SEVEN WILDKAT PAPERS AND THIS ANNUAL.’ FOR THE FIRST TIME THE WILDKAT STAFF WAS HOUSED IN A ROOM ALL ITS OWN. THIS ROOM WAS CARVED FROM A PORTION OF THE UNUSED BALCONY. WITH THESE SURROUNDINGS THE JOURNALISM CLASS WENT TO WORK TO POUND OUT FIVE REGULAR PAPERS, AN [apr.IL FOOL EDITION, THE ANNUAL AND SPONSOR AN ALL SCHOOL- CARNIVhL. THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS hND THE PERSONS WHO COVERED THEM FOR THE' ANNUAL ARE: DEPARTMENTS ARTIST. ..DEAN GOODMAN. JOURNAL ISM................................... .MAR I ON SK I NNER. fO-RAMAT ICS..................................... . . . .TED CURRY. BAND................................... ..IMA LEE ROBERTSON. HOME EC..,,.............................. ...LA RIENE MOFFETT CALENDAR .....................................IMA LEE ROBERTSON, FACULTY.,..,.,..,.......................... I MA LEE ROBERTSON. [SENIOR ACTIVITIES......................... . .- LILL:AN -PARKS, FORWARD.,....,...,......................................LILLIAN ’PARKS [DEDICATION............................... .... I. ILL UN P RKS. features .........................................Phil Bryant; {sports FOOTBALL MAR I ON SKIN Ni_ R • I SKETBALL................................. , . . ,M; k i ON SKI NNER. taict ....................f' R I ON SKINNER. r Nis!;! I!;1!!!!.,. 1...............................ted curry, VOLLEYBALL................................ . • L A R I E N E MOFFETT. 1 ONSOR............................ v . , ■ r , .L, C. r Ai.MCY. ii ■ . - ' i- i' I t-•� ' v •• ..— ‘ —................■' ........ .... ....................... ’ t ■ . « . . • - .... - 4 rf 1 ;ssSfc11 -'rvVVv -o v RoVv l-L. TO R.-ELLEN FOCTE, tERNICE MC NAIR, FAYE GILLILAN'0 BErtTHA V.HINERY, SARAH CLSFEk, FEOA JANE COX LOUISE FOOTE, b A R b A A MC NA1R. TG R.-JACQUEL I NE BGEVER-S 'VtRGIE VEST, CAROLYN casey, hazel Ruuds, f y cavIs patsy sexton. To R.-TEU CURRY, GEaN GOODMAN, EVERETT EDDINGTON, Karl jell inghausen, jakie lovett, Virginia WILL IS, GOALS e i ll i ngsley , maufn ne jellinhausen -MARCELLO. AaDIZO, JOE TELLEZ, GOLAN CAMPBELL, nENtv. SITWELL, L , C, BALLhRL , CHESTER SHIPLEY, JERRY CmSTkILLC, To A.-MILTON rEEV S, FRANKLIN b ILL I NGSLEY, WARNER FoCTE, EDDIE EDDINGTON, MR. SANTEE, G'CN CURRY, R GW l-L. To ROW 2-L. TG row 3-L. To JR GW 4-L. To Row 5-L. To f. . •• J ADDING TO THE FEELING OF SCHOOL SPIRIT, THE BAND OF DwU.H.S. PLfiYED ON NUMEROUS OCCASIONS DURING.THE LAST YEAR. V ’ '' ' - ’'SuA -7' -V S’HE MEMBERS OF THE BAND HAVE BEEN EXCEPTIONALLY WILLING TO SEuVE____THEY HAVE MEANT MORE TH N THEY CAN KNOW TC DUNCAN HIGH SCHOOL. THERE ARE SEVERaL OUTSTANDING SOLOISTS IN THE iBAND WHO HAVE PERFORMED SEVERAL TIMES. DON CURRY, TED ■CURRY, JACQUELINE BOEVERS, CAROLYN CASEY, AND VE AG IE VEST have been exceptionally prominent in such cases. ANNUALLY THE Band PRESENTS a SPRING CONCERT. THIS YEAR |WAS NO EXCEPTION TO THIS TRADITION OF DUNCAN HIGH. MANY hailed this year’s concert as one of the best they had ever ATTENDED. | IN AOOITION TO THE BAND, THE MaJOkETTS AND FLAG TWIRLERS HAVE PERFORMED aT FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL GAMES COUNTLESS - TIMES. DUNCANETTS THIS YEAR WERE ELLEN FOOTE, VIOLA ETHkIDGE, BERNICE MC NAIR, BARBARA MC NAIK, LEITA NELL TAYLOR EFF t £ DEE THOMAS. AND LILLIAN P«RK$. OUR HATS ARE OFF TO MR. SaNTEF. AND HIS CLASS FOR MAKING 'LIFE AhOUND D.U.H.S. MORE PLEAS«NT!!l 1- L. TO R.-LORRAINE ELLIOTT, DOROTHY AhNETT, MRS. PETERSON, PATSY SEXTON, SAMM IE JEAN ■ ■ RICH I NS, AND ANNA NEIGHBORS. 2- L o TO «.-ROLAND GILL, TED CURRY, PH 11 BRYANT AND KENNETH CL r. RIDGE. 0.w I -L . TO r , —RUTH MAR IE SLOAN, DOROTHY ELLIOTT, FAY f, AVIS, LORRAINE ELLIOTT, LILLIAN BRIDGES, VERGIE VEST, NITA FERN WEBSTER', SARAH CCSFER, AND IMA LEE ROBERTSON, 014 2-L t TO R.-JoY l-AVIS, S„RhH LUNT, NANCY BRADSHAW, ELLEN FOCTE, LARIENE MOFFETT, LOUISE FOOTE, AUDREY LUNT, AND MISS lCkOTHY DARNELL. FAY DAVIS TAYLOR, [ROBERTSON EDDINGTON TO R.-blLL EATON, ALVIN ROBERTSON, -ADA MAE PACKER, , BETTY JEAN SHIPMAN, BARBARA BLACKMaN LIETA NELL HELEN GOOONER, NITA WEBSTER, SARAH COSPER, IMA LEE , MakJORJE HUNTER, VERNA LEE JOHNSON, AND EDDIE ROW 2-L. TO k.- RUTH MARIE SLOAN, LILA MAE MC GRaTH NaNCY [BRADSHAW, PEGGY WYATT, BERTHA WHINERY, VE R G IE VEST, JUNE GIBSON, ELLEEN BENNETT, BARBARA WILSON, JOY DAVIS, AND FAYE GILL ILAND. ROW 3-L TO R.-ELLEN FOOTE, VIOLA ETHRIDGE, JACQUELINE bce'veks, Louise focte, fern taylcr, carclyn casey, hazel [ROBBS, ELSIE MAYFIELD, BARBARA MC NAIR, HALENE EMP IE, AND DOROTHY ELLIOTT. ROW 4-L. TO R.-SARAH LUNT, AUDREY LUNT, ONETA BETH CLENiDENNEN JO JUNE JOHNSON, CARMEN VAN CLEVE, MARJORIE HOWELL, VERA RLaSE, JEWEL BENNETT, ANNA LOUISE NEIGHBORS, ANL LARIENE MOFFETT. ROW 5-L, TO R.-MELVIN ROMNEY, SaMMIE JEAN RICHINS, DOROTHY ARNETT LORRAINE ELLIOTT, EVAN MERRELL, BEAN GQOD-MAN, ICK STEWART, EDWIN ZUMWALT, EMMETT HANCHETT, JERRY CASTRILLO, [AND MR. CLOTHIER, SPONSOR. tfiGW 6-L. DO R.-JhKIE LOVETT, ROBERT PARKS, CLARENCE BHAWLEY, t‘LL PEASE, PHIL BRYANT, CLIFFORD WmKNFR, FLCYl JOHNSON, MAX PERK|NS, MILTlN REEVES, AND DON CURRY, Ec!! To P.-EPaNKLIN BILLINGSLEY, BUDDY LAVIS, WARNER poCTF., EL IL toURGEOUS. AND JOHNNY TREWITT. M L. L. TO R.-MARION SKINNER, ALVIN ROBERTSON, SLOAN, LOUISE FOOTE, PATSY SEX PARKS, EVAN MERRELL, NERGE HUNT, TO R.-PAUL SEXTON, CARL ETHRIDGE, PAUL JAMES BEAVERS, CLARENCE ERA VV L E Y, MELVIN ROMNEY, STEWART JONES AND RUTH MARIE TON LILLIAN VAN CLEVE TED CURRY, C.W, ROLAND, %.' ?tk f'j tvS .?• ft jh l.— Jjf ' - • V W; -i V• . •ri� T iy ' • vV‘ , ■.? .' r« •vy'c u-i ‘ r wUKS1.- -y« v -i; ■' ■ -Y i '±$i ■ Y-a 1' fy -’ - d y JPnV • .• « 1 . - TJ Jr-' • ' « ;l- i . • -• -2- - - i � v� .' V : .. :-:.'■; ■ vr • JiPw«I?AV' v. '• v . ' —r.5 ' v;. .-.7M M• «38r it s®.v ;'vW � -L. To H.-EUGENE bn WLEY, kCY ST i. WELL , CHESTER SHIPLEY, « ANLY LiVoCKS, AN. LAWRENCE CHRISTENSEN, 2-L. To r.-CoACH F .nNEY JIWMY C;,TES, LESLIE LALLAA., JIMMIE FHEokICKS, mAkCELL.. ,.rLISc, JCE LUJ N, AN o V� ILLEn LUNT, n D Q L KJ J -1 T - DUNCAN, IN WINNING FOUR OF T IE EIGHT GAMES PLAYED, HAD A FAIRLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON IN FOOTBALL. SILVER CITY FELL 10 THE WlLDKATS, IN THE OPENER AT SILVER CITY, BY A 13-8 MARGIN, ON SEPTEMBER 29. CAPTAIN DWlGHT MASON, LEFT HALF, SCORED ALL OF DUNCAN’S THIRTEEN POINTS LORDSBURG, AT LORDSBURG ON SEPTEMBER 29, FELL TO THE WlLDKATS 7-0. THE ONLY SCORE OF THE GAME CAME ON THE FIRST PLAY WHEN EDSEL BOURGEOUS, FULL BACK, SAILED OFF AROUND LEFT END FOR SEVENTY YARDS AND A SCORE. THE TRY POINT CAME ON A PASS FROM PAUL SEXTON TO CAPTAIN DOLAN CAMPBELL. DUNCAN, IN HER FIRST HOME GAME AND FIRST DEFEAT j FELL TO THE VAUNTED THATCHER EaGLES OCTOBER 6, BY A 31-0 SCORE CAPTA IN RENDO STOWELL AMD ROLAND GILL WERE OUTSTANDING FOR DUNCAN SCORING TWICE ON A MUDDY MORENCI FIELD, THE WlLDKATS AN- NEXED THE THIRD GAME ON OCTOBER 13, DEAN GOODMAN'S PASSES TO ROBERT PARKS FOR A SCORE AND SEVERAL GAINS AND CAPTAIN DWIGHT MASON'S SCORE WERE THE HIGHLIGHTS OF DUNCAN'S OFFENSE OUTSTANDING ON DEFENSE WERE CAPTAIN STUART JONES, PHIL BRYANT, AND CLARENCE BRAWLEY. CLIFTON HUMBLED THE WlLDKATS WITH A 51-0 SCORE IN CLIFTON OCTOBER 20. DWIGHT MASON WAS CAPTAIN. OUTSTANDING WERE dolan Campbell and jakie lovett. MORENCI, ON A MUDDY DUNCAN FIELD OCTOBER 27, TURNED THE TABLES ND WON 12-0, CAPTAIN DOLAN CAMPBELL, DWIGHT MASON, AND PAUL SEXTON STOOD OUT FOR DUNCAN. COMING TO DUNCAN NOVEMBER 3, THE MAVERICKS LOST THE SEC- OND TILT OF THE YEAR TO THE WlLDKATS, 6-0. THE SCORE CAME ON A PaSS FROM JAKIE LOVETT TO DOLAN CAMPBELL, CAPTAIN RENOO STOWELL AND TED CURRY BROKE UP MORE THAN THEIR SHARE OF LORDSBURG'S OFFENSE. PLAYING THEIR FINAL TILT OF THE SEASON ON THEIR HOME- FIELD, THE WlLDKATS WERE SMOTHERED BY SAFFORD UNDER A 45-0 SCORE. GOOD LINE PLAY BY CAPTAIN STUART JONES, AND GOOD OFFENSIVE PLAY BY ROBERT PARKS, DOLAN CAMPBELL, AND DWIGHT MASON WERE OUTSTANDING FOR DUNCAN. r K«— EL SIL EC'Uk ECUS, i.EAN GoUlMAN, WIGHT MaS- 0N , .ViEL V I N rt uiviNE V , K A HL UEL L I N GH A USEN , A NL CLARENCE l' K h V L E Y . R . - F R a N K L IN b I LL I NuSLEY , JERRY CASTRILLo, V7.R- i iE R F CcTE , L y L i- N C A... p ■_ E L L , i- H I L ■. t ■ Y NT , . - ' E nT PARKS, JoE TELLEZ, aNL J,-K IE LOVETT. R . — iv'i m N A G E R WAR I oN S K I Ni N E R , mNl COACH PAUL F t R h E Y HoV. L-L . To «o 2-L . To Soft 3-L. To §pil' •s im m : . %. '£sb • y- ' ' |t-. fc . .v£$ta i i1'•'••■ '•vf • . J—- 4‘. .' ■ V( ■ . At DUNCAN EXPERIENCED ONLY THREE VICTORIES DURING THE REG- ULAR 1944-45 SEASON IN WHICH A TOTAL OF SIXTEEN CONFERENCE AND FOUR NON-CONFERENCE GAMES WERE PLAYED. ONLY TWO REGr ULARS WERE BACK SO COACH FARNEY HAD TO START FROM SCRATCH WITH A GROUP OF GREEN PLAYERS. DUNCAN DROPPED THE OPENER TO VIROEN AND THEN JOURNEYED TO FT. THOMAS TO DOWN THE APACHES. AFTER THIS WIN DUNCAN HIT a victory famine which lasted thirteen games, and was broken WITH A 26-2'+ WIN OVER CLIFTON ON THE WILDKAJS HOME COURT. .WITH FOUR GAMES TO PLAY DUNC«N LOST TO MORENCI, FELLED FT. THOMAS aGaIN, mND DROPPED GAMES TO PIMA AND SAFFORD. AT THE END OF THE SEASON DUNCAN WAS SETTLED IN EIGHTH PLACE IN CONFERENCE STANDINGS, AND ACCORDING TO A RULE BOND- ED DOWN PREVIOUSLY BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, H-AD TO PLAY FT. THOMAS FOR T-HE EIGHTH PLACE IN THE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT MIAMI. DUNCAN FINALLY WON THE EIGHTH PLACE WITH A 28-25 VICTORY THAT CARRIED OVER INTO A SECOND OVERTIME PERIOD. THE TOURNAMENT PROVED' OF NO hVAIL TO DUNCAN, ,!S WE LOST ONLY ONE PLAYER, MELVIN ROMNEY, WILL NOT RETURN TO THE SQUAD NEXT YEAR. FIRST TEAM PLAYERS THAT WILL RETURN ARE: DEAN GOODMAN AND CLARENCE BRAWLEY WHO WERE OUT MOST OF THE SEASON BECAUSE OF INJURIES; AND EDSIL BOURG.EOUS, PHIL BRYANT KARL JELL INGHAUSEN, AND MARCELLO AR8IS0. OTHER PROMISING PLAYERS WHO WILL PROBABLY BE BACK ARE: WARNER FOOTE, BILL PEmSE, BILL EATON, CHESTER SHIPLEY, ILoLIL BALLARD, EVERTT AND EDDIE EDDINGTON ROY STOW LL AND EUGENE BRAWLEY. ----------------------------------- - M ---------------------- TE Alui WHERE PLAYED WE THEY lygi ROEN V1RDEN 23 38 •FT. THOMAS FT. THOMAS 25 1 9 ipTH ATC ITE R T H AT CHER 31 44 'VI ROEN DUNCAN 1 8 26 GLOBE GLOBE 30 66 MIAMI M 1 AM 1 32 47 THA I CHER DUNCAN V, 34 3.8 MORE NCI • MORENC1 28 33 aORDSBORG LORDSBURG 26 3 1 lCLIFTON CLIFTON 33 42 r GLOBE DUNCAN 25 47 PIMA DUNCAN 25 40 SAFFORD SAFFORD 23 47 lgrdsburg DUNCAN 23 25 Ml AM 1 DUNCAN 26 41 CL I F TON' DUNCAN 26 •24 morenc.i DUNCAN 23 29 FT. THOMAS DUNCAN 30 16 Pima PIMA 24 25 SAFFORD DUNCAN 31 48 eighth place play-off FT. THOMAS THATCHER WON 3 L 280VO. OST— 1 7 h T I M E 2 r district tournament THATCHER M 1, A M 1 23 44 GLOBE M1 AM 1 22 50 :■ ■ ■ ROW l-L. TO R.-RGLAND GILL, KARL JELL I NGHAUSEN, JAMES BEAVERS , DEAN GOODMA N, TED CURRY, JaKIE LOVETT, DWIGHT Mm SON, AND NERGE HUNT. ROW 2-L. TO k « - WiEL V 1 N R 0 ivi N E Y , STUART JONES, EDSIL EOURGEOUS, ROBERT PnRKS, PH IT BRYANT, PAUL VAN CLEVE, DOLAN CAiViPdELL, r ENDO STOWELL, AND COACH PAUL FArtNEY. ROW l-L. TO R.-NERGE HUNT, DON CURRY, JAKIE LOVETT, DWIGHT MASON, BILLY EATON, AND MILTON REEVES, ROW 2-L, TO R,-MELVIN ROMNEY, CARL ETHRIDGE, DEAN GOODMAN, ROBERT PARKS, PAUL VAN CLEVE, CLARENCE BRAWLEY TED CURRY, FRANKLIN BILLINGSLEY, AND MAX PERKINS. r ROW l-L. TO R.-VERGIE VEST, NANCY BRADSHAW, JUNE GLSSON, FAYE GILLILAND, AND SARAH COSPER. ROW 2-L. TO R.-JEWEL BENNETT, JACQUELINE BOEVERS, SARAH LUNT, LILLIAN PARKS AND CAROLYN CASEY. THE TENNIS SEASON STARTED WITH A PRACTICE MEET FOR THE BOYS aGaINST THE DUNCAN TOWN TEAM. THE TOWN TEAM PROVED VICTORIOUS. A PRACTICE MEET WAS ALSO HELD BETWEEN GIRL’S team SELECTED FROM THE STUDENT PL AYERSj ON M A r C H 24 THE TEAMS JOURNEYED TO SA.FFORD TO GAIN A V I C«- TORY OVER THEIR TEAM WITH A SCORE OF 12-8. THIS WAS A CLOSE MEET, aND OUR TEAM REALLY SHOWED EXCELLENT FORM. SAFFORD CAME DOWN TO BE DEFEATED BY A SCORE OF 16-1. THIS ALSO WAS N EXCITING MEET, GIVING DUNCAN � MUCH DESIRED DOUBLE VICTORY OVER SAFFORD. THIS MEET WAS HELD ON M RCH 24 WE PLAYED A MATCH WITH CLIFTON ON APRIL 14. WE DEFEATED THEM WITH A ACORE OF 17-0, EVEN THOUGH ONE MATCH WAS NOT PLAYED BECAUSE OF DARKNESS. APRIL 2 I ST DUNCAN PLAYED CLIFTON T CLIFTON, CLIFTON WAS DEFEATED WITH A SCO«E OF 16-2 MATCHES. THOSE WINNING GlnLS SINGLES WERE: MOLLIE GONZALES, NANCY BRADSHAW, LILLIAN PAnKS, FaYE GILLILAND, VERGIE VEST, AND JEWEL BENNETT. GIRLS WHO WON DOUBLES WERE: BRADSHAW AND VEST, PARKS AND GILLILAND, AND BENNETT AND GONZALES. BOYS WINNING THEIR SINGLES WERE: TED CURRY, DON CURRY, CLARENCE BnAWLEY, AND ALVIN nOBEnTSON. BOYS ■DOUBLES WEkE ANNEXED BY: CURRY AND HUNT, MASON AND CURnY, AND 8RAWLEY AND kOBErvTSON, GIRLS WHO WON LETTE S IN THIS SPOhT ARE: FAYE GILLILAND, NANCY BRADSHAW, LILLIAN PARKS, MOLLIE GONZALES, JEWEL BENNETT VERGIE VEST, AND JACQUELINE BOEVEkS. BOYS WHO HAVE EARNED THEIR LETTEnS Ar E : TED CURRY, DWIGHT MaSON, NERGE HUNT, MIL- T IN kE£VES . DOM CURRY, Ci_ AREN C£ BRWWLEY AND MAX PERKINS E I __ l - •' ' ; '5 vt ' s---V iVu' ■ tr f 'Ai''- - ■ r :■■ .S IT ™ If. • . i- r - W : .. - . -a- - • -- • • . . ' V-.Vv - . • - • ' - .v '■ '« f J a ROW l-L. TO R.-JERRY CASTRILLO, BUDDY DAVIS, DEAN GOODMAN, BILLY EATON, Km RL JELL I NGHAUSEN, DWIGHT MASON, MELVIN ROMNEY, AND MARION SKINNER. ROW 2-L. TO R.-STUART JONES, TEG CURRY, EVERETT EDDINGTON, EDDIE EDDINGTON, WARNER FOOTE, ROBERT PARKS, AND JOE TELLEZ. ROW 3-L. TO R-.-DOLAN CAMPBELL, COACH FARNEY, AND CLARENCE BRAWLEY. AT THE TIME OF THIS WHITING PrWT I C I P ATED IN THREE DUaL M-..ETS AND 8Qt IE. . DUNCAN OPENED THE SEASON AGAINST CLIFTON ON THE KATS WON BY -,A'N EASY 79-37 MARGIN Xir THE WILDCATS TRACK SQUAD HAS AN INVI TAT IONAL MEET AT THE DUNCAN TRACK MARCH 29. POINTS KARL THE SAILED HIGH POINT Man WAS EDSEL SPECK BOURGEOUS WITH I 65 FIRSTS IN THE SHOT PUT AND HIGH AiiD LOW HURDLES. (IELL I NGH AUSEN SCO-RED FIRSTS IN THE MILE AND HALF MILE 'best Mm.RK OF THE DAY WAS MADE BY DOLAN CAMPBELL WHO DISCUS 124 FEET 8 INCHES, ANNEXED THIRD PLACE IN THE BOWIE MEET, APRIL 7. AN EASY VICTORY, RACKING UP 90 5 14 POINTS AND SAFFORD GRABBED SECOND PLACE WITH 25 3 7 POINTS. THE KAT SQUAD TOTALED IDP 22 13 14 POINTS TO TAKE THIRD IN A FIELD OF EIG'HT THE KATS FAILED TO SCORE A FIRST PLACE BUT S PLACES WERE TAKEN BY KARL JELL!NGHAUSEN IN THE MILE BOURGEOUS IN THE SHOT PUT, DOLAN CAMPBELL IN THE mND DEAN GOODMAN IN THE POLE VAULT. MARCELLO hRBISO FIFTH PLACES IN tiOTH THE MILE AND HALF MILE, 13 SAW DUNCAN JOURNEY TO CLIFTON TO SMOTHER H 89-27 - DOLAN CAMPBELL WAS HIGH SCORER OF 3 4. POINTS, WITH FIRSTS IN THE 220 YD DASH AND JAMES COLEMAN SCORED FIRST PLACE IN THE HIGH DWIGHT MASON first in the ioo YD, DASH AND KARL JELL INGHhUSEN IN THE MILE AND 880 YD. RUNS. ■ DUNCAN TRAVELED TO SaFFORD APRIL 19 TO FALL VICTIM BULLDOGS BY A 74 3 4 TO 65i MARGIN, KARL JELL INGHAUSEN Tv,0 FIRST PLACES, IN THE MILE -AND HALF MILE, TO LE CHREE OTHERS. SCO-RED FIRST PLACES-EDSEL BOURGEOUS, AMPBELL, ANC DE -.N GOODMAN. BOURGEOUS CHUNKED THE 43' 8 FOR HIS BEST MARK OF THE SEASON. DUNCAN LSO HAS PLANS TO ENTER THE DISTRICT TRACK M_ET AT GILA JUNIOR COLLEGE APRIL 27', WHERE FIRST, SECOND, AND WIRD PLACE WINNERS WILL QUALIFY FOR THE STATE, Tr XK MEET IN TUCSON MAY 5. DUNCAN aLSO HAS A- MEET SCHEDULED WITH LITCH- FIELD PARK TO BE HELD aT DUNCAN APRIL 30. DUNCAN TUSCON SCORED 3-AG r .LED IDP � ... i ■v i v, v. 3 K EDSEL DISCUS •SCO RE D APR I L TROJAN SQUAu VEET WITH 14 DISCUS THROW', AND LOW HURDLES, :cond RUN , THE THE TO THE SCORED DUNCAN. 5' -DOLAN SHOT PUT i D ROW l-L. TO R.-NANCY BRADSHAW, MARY ALICE PHILLIPS, EILEEN BENNETT, JEWEL BENNETT, VELMA MOFFETT, VERA phase, Jacqueline boevers, vergie vest, and HELEN GOODNER. ROW 2-L. TO R.-NITA WEBSTER, MAURINE JELL INGHAUSEN, SARAH LUNT, EFFIE DEE THOMAS, BARBARA WILSON, BERNICE MC N A 1R, ZONA HOOPER, AND LORRAINE ELLIOTT. ROW 3-L. TO k.-S„HAH COSPER, LA DONNA LUNT, HELEN MC GEATH, ’ELSIE MAYFIELD, PEGGY WYa.TT, DOROTHY ELLIOTT, AND BETTY SHIPMAN. THE VOLLEY BALL TEAM, COACHED BY LEON BARLOW, HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR. OUT QF THE SEVEN GAMES PLAYED, DUNCAN LOST ONLY ONE. THIS WAS TO THE CLIFTON PLAYERS ON OCTOBER 26. THE TEAMS THAT DUNCAN WAS VICTORIOUS OVER WERE: VIRDEN-SEPTt EMBER 30 AND OCTOBER 7; PIMA-OCTOBER 9 AND NOVEMBER 2; AND MORENCI-OCTOBER 21. THE TEAM ATTENDED AN INVaTIONAL TOURNAMENT IN BOWIE ON , march 3. here they took first place against bowie, s� n si- MON, ANIMAS, AND WILCOX. THE ANIMAS PLAYERS TOOK SECOND PLACE, AND WILCOX TOOK THIRD HONORS. THE PLAYERS ATTENDING THIS MEET WERE: PATSY SEXTON, VERGIE VEST, JEWEL BENNETT, ELLEEN BENNETT, BERNICE MC NAIR, MARY ALICE PHILIPS, EFFIE DEE THOMAS, NANCY EHADSHAW, MOLL IE GONZALES, HELEN MC GRATH, ZONA HOOPER, MnURINE JELL INGHAUSEN, LA DONNA LUNT,, AND JAC- QUELINE BOEVERS. THREE OF THE DUNCAN'S PLAYERS WON THE HONOR OF BEING ALL- TOURNAMENT PLAYERS. THESE PLAYERS WERE: NANCY BRADSHAW, WARY ALICE PHILIPS AND EILEEN BENNETT. DUNCAN SPONSORED AN INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT, IN WHICH THEY WON SECOND PLACE AGAINST CLIFTON, VIRDEN SOLOMONSV ILLE, AND THATCHER. IN THIS TOURNAMENT CLIFTON TOOK TOP HONORS, THOUGH THEY HAD A FIERCE BATTLE WITH OUR PL AYERS FIRST. s S J ♦ s vt 4 I .. 'A ' . r rvi'i V.. A fr • ;« - ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ THE YEAR 1955 A GROUP OF FORMER D.U.H.S, STUDENTS, JUNIORS OF 1944-45 GATHERED IN A REUNION TO TALK OVER OLD TIMES WHEN THEY, ALONG WITH THEIR BELOVED FRIENDS, ATTENDED DEAR OLD D.U r. 6. , THE MIGHTY SENIORS. THEN A SUDDEN SURPRISE AS THE FACE OF AN OLD FRIEND DOLAN- CAMP6ELL APPEARED ON THE FACE OF THE TELEVISION RADIO, GOOD EVENING LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THIS I S' YOUR HANDSOME NEWS COMMENTATOR, DOLAN CAMPBELL BRINGING YOU THE NEWS OF THE DAY. FLASHI THE ENGAGEMENT OF FAYE GILLILAND TO DEMPSEY JACKSON, 280 LB, HEAVY WEIGHT BOXER, WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY AT THE HOME OF FAYE’S PARENTS IN NEW. WELLS, ARIZONA, LOUISE FOOTE HAS CHANGED HER NAME TO LOUISE SHOO AND IS STARTING HER CAREER MODELING MENS TIES. BERTHA WHINERY, THE FIRST LADY OF OUR LAND, IS HAVING AS HER GUEST AT THE WHITE HOUSE, THE FAMOUS CHEMIST MELVIN ROMNEY, PROF. ROMNEY'S LATEST PATENT INVENTION IS A PERFUME, GOSH A LA SHUCKS WHICH IS, BY HIS NEW METHOD, MADE SOLELY OF CORN HUSKS. IN THEIR SECRET LABORATORIES, NERGE PLANET HUNT AND PAUL STRATO SEXTON HAVE PERFECTED A SPACE SHIP IN WHICH THEY INTENO TO VISIT MARS. WEALTHY PLAYBOY, STUART JONES, AFTER HIS 5TH UNSUCCESSFUL Carriage has decided to lose himself among the many books in .His PRIVATE LIBRARY AND READ AND READ AND READ. WE NOW TAKE YOU TO HOLLYWOOD TEEN-AGE MOVIE FANS WILL BE PLEASED TO KNOW THAT THEIR SWOON-BOY DWIGHT MASON IS STARRING IN THE LATEST R.K.O. PICTURE, SHIEK OF ARABYV ONETA CLENDE.NNEN, FAMOUS OPERA STAR HAS DYED HER HAIR 6LACKI NUMEROUS FANS OPPOSE THIS RASH ACT. SAMMIE JEAN RICHINS AND HER ALL-GIRL ORCHESTRA ARE PLAYING TONIGHT AT THE PAINTED POST. AS AN EXTRA FEATURE, TED CURRY WILL BE THERE WITH HIS GADGET CONTRAPTION” A CONGLOMERATION OF VARIOUS HORNS, PANS, SAWS, SCRUB BOARDS EOT, HE HAS JUST RETURNED FROM A TOUR OF CANADA. WE WILL NOW TAKE YOU TC N£W YORK, FLASHI LOUISE BERRY LEAVES NEW YORK TpDAY, STARTING ON HER 3RD TRIP' AROUND THE WORLD. SHE HAS EVIDENTLY LOST SOMETHING. THE BEAUTY CONTEST BEING HELD IN NEW YORK IS STILL GOING STRONG. NOW IN THE LEAD ARE VERGIE VEST, CARRYING THE WESTERN states hNO patsy sexton, carrying the eastern states. MISS BETTY SHIPMAN HAS RECEIVED HER COLLEGE DEGREE AT COLUMBIA, IN NEW YORK CITY, AND HAS DECIDED TO SETTLE DOWN TO A QUIET MARRIED LIFE ON HER WESTERN FARM. WE WILL NOW TAKE YOU TO THE STATE PRISON IN P'H IL A DEL PH IS. FLASHI CARL ETHRIDGE, NOTORIOUS IMPOSTER WAS CAUGHT LAST NIGHT IN METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE. HE HAS, DISGUISED AS A TWELVE YEAR OLD, BEEN TOURING THE WORLD AS A CHILD PROTEGE. MARION SKINNER WAS SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS IN PRISON FOR POLYGAMY. HE WAS MARRIED TO 4 W.A.V.E.S. AND 2 W.A.C.S. AT THE SAME TIME, JUST FOR THEIR ALLOTMENTS. JEWEL BENNETT WAS GIVEN A 5 DAY PRISON SENTENCE WHEN IT f,WAS DISCOVERED THAT HER NEW INVENTION (A BUTTON THAT PRESSES .THE BUTTON THAT TURNS ON THE LIGHT) WAS A PHONY. RENDO STOWELL PLEADED GUILTY TODAY TO A CHARGE OF LARCENY. ■ TIRED OF PLAYING THE PONIES AND LOSING, MR. STOWELL HAD FORCEFU-LLY TAKEN THE WINNING TICKET FROM AN EIGHT YEAR OLD LAD. RETURNING TO MEMPHIS TENNESSEE. FL ASH I EVAN MERRELL, ONCE WEALTHY ZOOLOGIST, WAS SEEN TODaY AIMESSLY WALKING THE STREETS OF MEMPHIS LOOKING FOR JUST ONE MORE BUTTERFLY. LORRAINE ELLIOTT, PROPRIETOR AND OWNER OF' THE LONG THEATER HAS GIVEN UP HER SEARCH FOR STARDOM IN FAVOR OF A LIFE OF- LE I SURE, RISING AT. A P.M. EVERY EVENING. LILLIAN PaRKS, ALWAYS BLESSED WITH THE GIFT OF GAB, HAS i.FINALLY realized her life long ambition to speak and be LISTENED TO, FOR AS SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE SHE HOLDS THE RECORD HOF CONDUCTING THE LONGEST FILIBUSTER IN THE HISTORY OF THE- U. S. MOLLY GONZALES WORLD FAMOUS SINGING AUCTIONEER, IS NOW IN THE EMPLOY OF THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY. IT IS EXPECTED- THAT SALES WILL INCREASE TREMENDOUSLY BECAUSE OF HER FAME AND POPULARITY. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN THIS IS YOUR TALL HANDSOME NEWS COMMENTATOR, DOLaN CAMPBELL, SIGNING OFF. KEEP TUNED TO THIS STATION OR N I N m CA’PERTONS PROGRAM PEOPLE CAN DREAM WHICH FOLLOWS IMMEDIATELY. 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I ,LILU AN PaRKS, MY LOUD MOUTh ND C TOl I CmL DOROTHY ELL I OTT. ,, DWIGHT MUON, MY ATHLETIC ABILITY AND MY WOLFISH QUAL- 1 T 1 ES TO PHIL BRYANT. ,, „« GILLIL..NO. MY DV. A kFL IKE SMALLNESS AND TENNIS TECHNIQUE TO CARMEN VAN CLEVE. PAUL SEXTON, iiY KNACK FOR MAKING FOUL ODORS ... ... ,Nt) f,ll my philosophies concerning the CHEMESTkY CLASS AND ALL ; FEMALE SPECIES TO CLARENCE ERpWLEY. v uni■ o cm FIGURE AND RIGHT TO lt OnETA CLENDENNEN, ViY hOUR oL-oS ENTERTAIN WANDERING SLR VICE M.. N TO. f 'Yu. ,, nerge hunt, my long tapering hubs and fingernails to ALVIN ROBERTSON. LOUISE BERRY, MY MAGNETIC PERSONALITY CONCERNING FRANKLIN BOYd, AND MY POSITION as L £ •• u I N G CITY TO VERA PEASE, y . - • - x • •Vi- 8 • pi ,■ •:., v . •- • ■SSrifc ivT :rJ ' Vi.f.- : -■ - :■ :•. ' •’, .« A- ?- •.� SE £' 5 ’ T -’•• liSc V?VV ' V - H • - W .4 % £ 7$? i j rj iC) St m' I, NINA NELL CAPERTON� MY POPULARITY AND MAN KILLING WAYS TB NANCY BRADSHAW. I, CARL ETHRIDGE, MY OWN WALTZ AND RIGHT AS GUARDIAN OF URIENE MOFFETT TO KENNETH CL -RIDGE. I, LORRAINE ELLIOTT, MY DRAMATIC ABILITY AMD POSITION AS- LOCAL TICKET TAKER TO ANNA LOUISE NEIGHBORS, I, EVAN MERRELL, MY LEADERSHIP QUALITIES AND BECOMING FRECKLES TO JAK1E LOVETT. I, BETTY JEAN SHIPMAN, MY ROBUST SHAPE AND BLONDE CURLS TO SHIRLEY CLAYTON, I, KENDO STOWELL, MY TRIM PHYSIQUE AND PRIVILEGE TO ARGUE IN AMERICAN GOVERNMENT CLASS TO EDSIL BOURGEOUS, BUT I CHOOSE TO WILL MY HARRY JAMES TRUMPETING TO JERRY CASTRILLO I, MOLL IE GONZALES, MY OPPERTUNITY TO MARRY A HANDSOME SAILOR BEFORE FINISHING HIGH SCHOOL TO LILA MC GRATH. I, TED CURRY, MY DON BUDGE STROKE AND PRIVILEGE OF DITCH- ING DATES TO GO TO CLIFTON TO ROLAND GILL. I, JEWEL BENNETT, MY SH A PEL Y SLENDER LEGS TO JO JUNE I, STUART JONES, MY FRANK SINATRA APPEAL AND GIRLISH GIGGLE TO DEAN GOODMAN, I, LOUISE FOOTE, MY I.Q, OF 160 AND POSITION AS DRUM MAJOR TO MARJORIE HOWELL. I, DOLAN CAMPBELL, MY TOWERING HEIGHT AND MY MASCULINE BOLDNESS TO ROBERT PARKS. I, SAMMIE RICH I NS, MY MAN CATCHING. POWER AND MY DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM TO FERN TAYLOR. | I, BEkTHA WHINERY, MY KNACK FOR TELLING JOKES AND ALWAYS •SETTING A LAUGH TO FAY DAVIS. ft I, VERGIE VEST, MY BOWED LEGS AND ADOLESCENT GIGGLE TO JkATHRYN COON. I, MARION SKINNER, MY TaCT WITH THE WOMEN TO BILL E A TON; MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE TO PlilL BRYANT, SEPTEMBER r � 4TH...SCHOOL ST RTEd IN LOW GEAR------MY I BUT THESE SUMMER VAC TIoNS ARE SHlRTI I4TH ...STUDENT COUNCIL GAVE THEIR TRADITIONAL FIRST PARTY OF THE SEASON. 2 I ST... THE SENIORS SPONSORED AN INVITaTIiN PARTY. ---— 22ND...UUNCAN CLASHED WITH SILVER CITY FOR- THE FIRST FOOT- BALL GAME vF THE SEASON. LUNCaN WAS THE VICTOR WITH A SCoinE oF 13-8« 23RD...PRoUD JUNIORS SPONSORED A PUBLIC DANCE...AND IT WAS A RErL SUCCESS! 29TH...LORDSbURG WAS SADLY tE ATEN WHEN DUNCAN WALLOPED THEM WITH A FwoTBALL SCORE OF 7-0. OCTOBER 3RD.� .AN ALL SCHOOL PARTY WAS GIVEN BY THE JUNIOR' CLASS. EVERYONE AGREED THaT IT WAS SvUL AFFAIR. 6TH...DUNCAN SUFFERED HER FIRST LEFEAT OF THE YEAR WHEN THATCHER WoN A Fo TlALL GAME WITH A SCORE oF 31-0. THE FRESHMEN SUFFEREo THEIR PUNISHMENT FOR BEING FRESHMEN AT THE HaNl S oF THE RUTHLESS SvPHoMvRESl 9TH.. .TH SE FAMOUS BoYS WHO ARE TKAINE.. TO MAKE SOMEONE A Guuo HUSBAND (THE LoY’S HoME EC. CLASS) HAL A STEAK FRY. 10TH...WILO WESTERN STYLES WERE ISPLAYE: AT THE HLME EC CLUl WESTERN KoUNLUP. I3TH...WE BEAT MoRENCI IN FOOTBALL 12-0, I7TH. , ,A MASQUERADE INVITATION BALL WAS GIVEN BY THE S'FH- oMoRE CLASS I I9TH...ATHLETES CN DUNCAN'S VoLLEYD ALL TEAM J URNEYEL TO I -PIMA ANb WALKED OFF WITH A SCI RE OF 42-161 : 20TJH. . .CL I FTuN FOCTuALL FLAYERS oEAT ..UNCAN 51-0.. ! 27TH. MoRENC I WCN A F0 •. Tb ALL G aME FnU'M DUNCAN WITH A SCORE ! uF | 2-0 — bUT IT WAS A SWELL FIGHT THAT O'UR bLYS PUT UP! N b V E M b E R 3RUiii-UNCAN WAS THE VICTOR IN THE FbOT ALL STRUGGLE WITH | LoRuSbURG CN uUR HOME GROUNDS 6-0 4T_H. . H A I LEu AS THE Mb ST COLORFUL EVENT CF THE FIRST SEMESTER, THE SENIOR o ALL TUCK PLACE CN THIS UNFCRGETTa1LE ui-.lEk' 7TH.;;THE FRESHMEN FLUNG A FRIGHT FFA|R WITH THEIR ALL SCH CL PARTY. 10TH...FT. GRANT WCN THE SIX-MAN FOOTBALL GAME PLAYEC CN CUR LOCAL GROUNDS WITH A SCbRE OF 23-6. I6TH...bob PERRIN PRESENTEo A TIMELY ASSEMLLY ON THE SUBJECT OF 'TIME1. I7TH...bULLbUGS FROM SAFFORD CLASHED WITH OUR WILL KATS CN OUR HOME GRIDIRON, THE SCORE WAS,45-0, SAFFCR S FAVOR, BUT THOSE bULLDuGS RE ALLY H AO S.ME FEROCIOUS WIL KATS ON THEM. 18TH.� � bUNCAN WAS THE RUNNER-UP AND CLIFTON THE VICTOR |N THE EXCITING VoLLEYbALL TOURNAMENT PLAYED IN oUR OWN GYM. 23RD . . .THANKSG I V I N6 HOLIDAYS WERE UNF bRGETT AoLE . CCUL . THE D.U.H.S, THANKSGIVING i.ANCE HAVE ANYTHING TC BO WITH THAT? bE CEMlsE R I 8TH. � COT A PRESENTE, A MUSI C A L CONCERT AND VlnBEN iLAYE. THE VICTORS SONG IN THE cASKETLALL GAME WITH [LUNCAN. I5TH...FT. THOMAS LOST A BASKETBALL GAME TL [.UNCAN BY A SCORE uF 25-19 I6TH,..SC C 0 R u T I JANUARY TH. .i THE FA V ( SEASON S C o n 1 N G 4-A TO vU 31, THATCH ER WON THE L.A- SKETEALL THEIR HOME COURT. V 1 «.. E N A G A 1 jVj ll .p THE VICTORS W ITH A SCCPE OF 26-19. SANTa CLAUS E M .oE HIS,ANNUAL VI SIT TC o.U.H.S . IN RE- ■ U C7 T , ; . ' A ‘ r � wO, ut SPITE H EAVY SNoW A'No G„S RATI ONj NG • CHK1 STMAS J v. Y-SEEK EPS F,UNG IT AT THE CHR1 STM AS FA MCE EG BY THE S EN I CRS. Cole playel US THE r.E AN, THEY T 00K THE GAME. ILOK ATS PL A YEL :,AS KEToALL IN M 1 AMI ANL AGAIN L1 ST TO CSiNG TEAM. THATCHER PL A YEC US s HERE. THE A E 0. U L T S—38-34 , THE 1R- EVEN so. IT WAS oNE OF THE CL 'SEST GAMES OF THE TH£ LoftwSsU R G M A V E RICKS WERE TH E Hi STS (F THE W11' K A .T E L ST THE G AME . THE SC-.hE W hS 4-c c 3. . .CL 1 F T, N H A O' WON ‘THE LA SKE.T:. ALL UNCAN HAS W ON RECo GUI IT Tv. N AS G-0 ... So.RTS. G L v. b E PLAY E 0 HERE ANi..; WERE THE VICTOnS , Y 22 PC. INTS, uUNCAN LwS T AG A ME TO THEIR GUE STS j t IMr • 1T . WAS HAILEl,' «S oNE oF THE MOST EXCITING GAMES If THE 5E .SCN� . 26TH. ,,vUn TEAM P L A Y £ G chSKET ALL IN -SAFFC. Kt ' AN;. LvST. 30TjHe..LvRuSbUKG HEAVE;; 0UNCAN •- N THF LUNCAN FL' G AM. 0. N the game. F £ t- R U A R Y Xst...an assembly was presente.:. ly the SCIENTIFIC .RANCH (F OUR SCHOOL-—ANTING OTHER THINGS, THEY ALMC ST FO T 1 ONEC S.C ME OF THE AuV£.NTUuCUS SIUOCNTS Y GIVING I HE W lA It-Lf AHf CHORE WATER! I 3hl,m CLIFTON PL A YE t- i-ASKETL ALL HERE AND WCN THE GAME. 6TH...WE U-ST THE :■ ASKETbALL GAME WHICH WE PL A YE L WITH MCR- EIMG I HErtE 8TH., «uUNC AN BEAT FT. THvMAS 28-25 WHEN FT. THlMAS TLUREI' HERE FT A PLAY-OFF GAME IQTH� ..5AFF URL WON THEIR dASKETlALL GmME WITH US THE JUNIOR CLASS HAC THEIR l,ANCE .iIT WAS A HUGE SUCCESS! 28TH...S-MMIE JEAN RICHINS WON FIRST PLACE IN THE ORATION CONTEST SEVERAL OTHERS WON HIGH HONOR IN THIS ANNUAL EVENT.- MaRC.H 13TH...AN GU FA HI ONE 0 8CX SUPPER- . A N C E WAS SPONSORED EY THE HOME EC CLu.. 15TH...EACH CLASS PRESENTED TWO NUMBERS FOr AN ALL-SCHOOL ASSEMBLY. 16TH. . .-D.U.H.S. TENNIS P-NS TURNED OUT IN A BIG WAY FOR THE TENNIS GAME HELD AT SAFFOuD. DUNCAN WAS THE VICTOR. 27TH...THE HOME EC CLUB HELD- ITS ANNUAL INVITATION OF NEW MEMBERS. IT WAS HAILED «S THE MOST ORIGINAL AFFAIR OF ITS KIND. 29TH...DUNCAN WON THE TRACK MEET WITH CLIFTON. OUR BOYS WON EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH HONORS IN THIS AFFAIR. ' 3 I ST.«.SAFFORO S TENNIS TEAM CLASHED WITH THE DUNCAN TEAM ON THE HOME COUNTS THE SCORE uvAS OUR FAVOR!II 7TH...DUNCAN COMPETED IN THE TRACK MEET AT BOWIE AND PLACED THIRD IN THE FINALS. 1 OTH..+ ONE OF THE MOST ENJOYABLE, INFORMAL AFFAIRS OF THE YEAR WAS THE SOPHOMORE INVITATION PICNIC. I3TH...THE WILDKATS TOURED TO CLIFTON FOR A TRACK MEET....AND NOT IN VAIN!! WE WERE THE VICTORS BY SIXTY POINTS. 14 T H...CLIFTON WAS DEFEATED IN TENNIS ON OUR HOME COURTS BY OUR TENNIS CHAMPS. 24TH...THE FRESHMEN THREW A PARTY THAT WON’T SOON BE FORGOT- TEN bY THOSE WHO ATTENDED. 26TH.„ , THE DRAMATICS CLASS PRESENTED A PL AY...”MISS JIMMY .. AT THE GRADE SCHOOL GYM. IT WaS A HUGE SUCCESS. t27TH, ; UGiLA J.C, WAS THE SCENE OF THE DISTRICT MEET IN WHICH DUNCAN’S OUTSTANDING ATHLETES COMPETED. 2 6 T H . «, A DANCE WAS SPONSORED BY THE SOPHOMORES. THIS WaS •THE DmNCE WHICH WON FAME AROUND D.U.H.S. BECAUSE IT ' WAS SO DELAYED. MAY 4TH...AS ASSEMBLY WAS PnESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS AS A •LAST FAREWELL TO D.U.H.S. ST H,., .UNIVERSITY WEEK BEGAN ON THIS DAY. DUNCAN HAD LOOKED FORWARD TO TENNIS AND TRACK FINALS. I ITH. ..L'GHTS BURNED INTO THE NIGHT LONGER Laughter could be he rd above the strains of JUNIOR PROM AGAIN WAS OVER. THE BANQUET WAS FORE THE PROM. I 6TH,«.AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING FETES DURING THE P LSENIED TO DUNCAN STUDENTS. 23 0.-..SENIORS OF D.U.H.S. FaOED A TROUBLED WO.tLB THEIR HELP AS THEY GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL. ATHLETES THAN USUAL... MCsi C AND T-HE HELD JUST PE — YEAR WERE •NEEDED WH I CH V V. tte.: .. v ■- • H w v H : v ■ j j • , y; - . ■ v . N -7. • -7 x; V :'tC, 7,- • i ✓ fi ■ , - 5 :• % ■ . L-' ill- ' -V� «- v ■' r rV; . : ' 4 . v ' fcv • .. « v- Jr. A -. ■•.?•. ; ' • , ‘ ? SZr r . . •■-• htK' 1W v ... z ■ • 8 8- v iA V-Hn lj L • jL-fl T’W I V3 ' • A 1 ’ VC IF ' -. 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