Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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CLASS HISTORY 'Hi© following students started their long Journey through school in 1934—35 at Duncam Kathryn Coon, Nancy Bradshaw, Jo Anne Duncan, Dorothy Elliott, Jerry Hill, Dorothy Holden, Joe June Johnson, Fran ces Johnson, Charlotte Jones, Lois Uwrie, Audrey Lunt, Sara Lunt Lois McDaniel, Lila McGrath, Anna Louise Neighbor, Ruth Marie Sloan Bonnie Teeples, Carmen Van Cleve, Cora Lee Williams, Dorothy Russell ' Elaine Shepherd, Dale Dean, Bill Eaton, Junior Clasgow, Dean Holden, Jakie Lovett, Norman Mattsoh, arl Newton, Robert Parks, Richard D. West, and Milton Rhea. In the second semtater May Albright, Helen Tulbert, Frank Billingsley, Calvin Johns, and Juanita Fafford en« tered the first grade—this made a total of thirty ?even pupils. At present there are only nine of these original students gradu- ating from dear old Duncan High. Dean Goodman entered our class in the third grade. Clarence Crawley started in the fifth grade, Jer- ry Castrillo and Fay Davis entered in the sixth grade, Edsil BBur- geous entered in our class as a freshman, and Marjorie Howell as a Sophomore. TTie remaining studenti entered our class as Seniors- Hugh Beavers, Victor Evans, and Betty Jo Lunt, and Phil Brown Our class has been very fortunate to have had the following teachers as class sponsors during High School: Freahfean and Sen- ior Years, Mr. Murphy; Sophomore year, Mr. Clothier; Junior year Miss Darnell and Mrs. Peterson.

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENt e, the Senior Class of 46, being of sound :iind and bodies, do hereby set our hands to this, our last will testament. I, Betty Finch, do will and bequeath my man-crazy ways to Noralea and Lauralea Ilaby. I, Kathryr. Coon, do will and bequeath my Tpana smile and olive complexion to Larienc t'offett. I, Fay Davis, do will and bequeath my standing as cut- est girl in D. r. H- S. to Helen Coodner. I, Haney Bradshaw, do will and bequeath my athletic a- bility and ny beautiful suntan to Joy Tatior.s and Ellen Foote. I, Dorothy Elliott, do will and bequeath my rowdy na- ture to Hazel Robbs. T, Sarah: Lunt, do will and bequeath my lustrous auburn hair to Jerry Finch. . I, Anna Louise Neighbor, do will and bequeath my exqui- site daintiness to Ima Robertson and my gljmfrqps height to Ada Mae packer. I, Ruth k xie Sloan, do will and bequeath my winning personality to Betty Cray, and my towering height to Barbara McNair. I, Marjorie Howell, do will and bequeath my ability to play the guitar to Eileen Bennett. I, Betty Lunt, do will and bequeath my gracefulness end jolly ways to Sarah Coeper and Nita yebst r. I, Bill Eaton, do will and bequeath my wolfish ways to Clifford Ifcrnor. I, Jakie Lovett,- do will and bequeath my ways with the girls to Max Perkins. I, Jakie Lovett, do will girls to Max Perkins. I, Robert parks, do will and bequeath my super flashing red pants to Frankie Billingsley, and my job a9 a Jerk at the Drug Store to Dick Stewart. T, Dean Goodman, do will and bequeath my ability to hold one girl to Karl Jellinghausen and Buddy Davis. T, Clarence Brawley, do will and bequeath my knack to hit the basket1 to Vilton Reeves. I, Edsil Bourgeous, do will and bequeath my breath-tak- ing physique to Don Curry. I, Victor Evans, do will and bequeath m.y calm ways to Edwin Clem. I, Phil Bryant, do will and bequeath ny black, wavy hair to Eddie and Everett Edington. I, Hugh Beavers, do will and bequeath my ability to be constantly surrounded by girls to Varner Foote. I, Kenneth Claridge, do will and bequeath my rosy face to Sarah Cosper, and my mechanical ability to Karl Jellinghausen. and bequeath my ways with the In the name of Sod, Amen.