Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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QuniohA, Willie Davis, Vice President Carol Claridge, Secretary Alvin Baber, Class President Erwin Crotts, Doris Cosper Student Council Representatives Geraldine Allred Alvin Baber Joe Baber Charles Ballew Henry Brubaker Albert Castrillo Carol Claridge Doris Cosper Erwin Crotts Willie Davis Marvin Eldred Sally Foote Martuel Garcia John Godfrey Raydene Hanchett Eugenia Herrera Ronald Jacobson Bobby Knight DeWayne Lopez Vema Lunt Wayne McGrath Carolee Matthews Lonnie Moore Shirley Mosley Billy Nelson Dena Parks LaFoy Seals Donald Small woo Martin Tellez James Tuey

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U)UL I. Bill Hill, will and bequeath my ability to take rows of blue ribbons at the fair to Lonnie Moore. I, Nellie Villa, will and bequeath my soft, soothing opera singing and crazy antics to Eugenia Herrera. I, Joel Empie, will and bequeath my love for cotton pickin’ to Manuel Garcia, and my car (the only one of its kind in Duncan) to Martin Tellez. I, Adrian Gale, being a beautiful specimen of manhood, will and bequeath my handsome good looks to Joe Baber, and my hard heart, which has as its motto, ‘Love ’em and leave ’em,” to Willie Davis. I, Marlene Smith, will and bequeath my twinkling blue eyes and a very steady boy friend to Raydene Hanchett. I, Norman Allred, will and bequeath my ability to be ten chapters behind in bookkeeping and still get one’s to Wayne McGrath. I, Janice Rapier, will and bequeath my flirtatious (but friendly) ways and my ambitions to be a bathing beauty to Carolee Matthews. I, Vernon Stinson, will and bequeath my bruising left swing (so the girls say) to John Godfrey. Wayne Holliday I, Mary Jane Spaw, will and bequeath my driving goggles to Shirley Mosley. I, Nadine Stephens, will and bequeath my ability to write long, interesting stories and run the mimeograph machine to La Foy Seals. I, Mary Helen Reyes, will and bequeath my new found ambition to make good grades to Bobby Joe Knight. I, Peggy Barlow, will and bequeath my love for dancing and playing vol- leyball to Jerry Allred. I, Betty Davis, being overcome with shyness and a fear of expressing my opinions, will and bequeath this skill to Dena Parks. I, Nancy Coon, will and bequeath my ability to laugh at other people’s jokes (even if they aren’t funny) to Sally Foote. I. Janice Axton. will and bequeath my athletic ability and my cool, easy manner before audiences to Carol Claridge. I, Aulvie Bourgeous, will and bequeath my always friendly nature and charming personality to Marvin Eldred. I, Charlene Scadlock, will and bequeath my foolproof man catching tech- nique and my red high heels to Doris Cosper. I, Sam Foster, will and bequeath my ability to toot the trumpet and chase the females to Hank Brubaker. I. Bill Sanders, will and bequeath my Einstein Brain to Mack McCarty, and my Mario Lanza voice to Donald Smallwood. I. Laurie Golding, will and bequeath my minute size and my meek, humble, manner to James Tuey. Bill Hill WITNESSES “Pecos Bill” Lovett “Blackwhip” Van Gundy Sinbad “Schuelke” the Sailor Vernon Oliver

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SophoMOMA Wanda Baber. Class President Terry Tipton Jewel Waters Lester Waters Donald Wilson Ronald Wilson Jesus Renteria Elyne Robison Kay Rock Pete Rodriguez Kent Romney Peggy Sanders Eva Stinson Candido Tellez Floyd Merrell John Morris El wood O'Dell Larry Rapier Martha Hill Clifford McGrath William McCulley Wanda Martin Dan Ellsworth Paul Francom Nancy Henry Frank Hicks Joan Bradford Docie Bynum Mack Clark Donna Allred Wanda Baber Ethel Backer Elizabeth Barlow