Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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The Spanish Club enjoys a number of meetings and parties each year. This year included a trip to Old Mexico (Juarez) for the Cinco de Mayo cele- bration, a Christmas pinata party, and a Spanish supper. The club sponsored a movie to raise funds, and its initiation program for new members was one of the liveliest yet. PANISH I: Mack McCarty, Dean Lunt, Mrs. Pflueger, toris Cosper, Paul Francom, Kent Ellsworth, Kent Rom- oy, Martha Hill, Dan Ellsworth, Willie Davis, Wanda lartin, Sally Hendrix, Joan Bradford, Alan Lunt, Robert todriguez, Bob Knight. — Mrs. Ina Pflueger is our new Spanish teacher and club sponsor. Betty Davis, Nancy Coon, Sam Foster, and Joel Empie are the Honorary Members of the Spanish Club, having completed Spanish II at the end of their junior SPANISH II: Bill Sanders, Dena Parks, Kenneth Goodman, Hank Brubaker, Alvin Baber, Wayne Holliday, John Godfrey, Mary Helen Reyes, Janice Ax- ton, Eugenia Herrera, Nellie Villa, Mrs. Ina Pflueeer. Spanish. Qlub

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FIRST ROW: Alvin Baber, Marlene Smith, Kenneth Goodman. SECOND ROW: Janice Axton, Donna Allred, Doris Cosper, Dorothy Cosper, Bud Cox. THIRD ROW: Erwin Crotts, Adrian Gale, Kent Romney, Elwood O’Dell, Alan Lunt, Mr. Lovett. Santa Claus presides at the Christmas party, which is an annual student council project. . StwdsmL QowuriL The student council this year sponsored a Christmas party for students and faculty, and the spring carnival. Attending the Arizona Association of Student Councils convention at Miami last fall, its representatives were appointed, with students from Clifton and Morenci, to draft the executive sec- tion of the constitution of the eastern Arizona district. The Letrermen's most interesting event this year was initiation, when ten new members were added. The boys, with their advisers Coach Frealy and Hakes, revised their constitution. FIRST ROW: Hank Brubaker, Ronald Jacobson, Gonk Bourgeous, Erwin Crotts, Adrian Gale. SECOND ROW: Mack Clark, Sam Foster, Kenneth Goodman, Joel Empie, Wayne McGrath. THIRD ROW: Carmello Tellez, Wayne O’Dell, Alvin Baber. Bill Nelson. Martin Tellez. Gonk Bourgeous, president; Wayne O'Dell, secretary; Adrian Gale, vice president. £jdJjLhjmaMu Club.

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- JlduASL JjCVUfWAA. CimsLhkcL FIRST ROW: Elwood O’Dell, Jackie Rapier, Joe Baber, Wanda Baber, Larry Rapier, Janice Rapier, Kent Romney, Robert Rodriguez, Mr. Miller, Alan Lunt. SECOND ROW: Myron Han- chett, Lon Holliday, Dean Lunt, Clifford Mc- Grath, Paul Francom, Donald Smallwood, Don- ald Wilson. THIRD ROW: Kent Ellsworth, Bud Cox, Bill Hill. Ronald Wilson, Aulvie Bourge- ous, Charles Ballew, Laurie Golding, Marvin Eldred, Lonnie Moore. The Duncan Future Farmers’ year has included fun, business, and learning. The fun included.a watermelon bust, a party for the graduating seniors, and a fishing trip. For business projects the boys sold candy, pop, and magazine subscriptions. As part of their learning activities they attended and participated in three field days, a federation banquet at Tucson, and the state F.F.A. con- vention at Prescott. OFFICERS: Kent Romney, Re- porter: Paul Francom, Secre- tary: Mr. Estel Miller, Sponsor; Larry Rapier, Treasurer; El- wood O’Dell, Vice President; Bill Hill. President; Ronald Wilson, Sentinel. Candy vending is a big money- making project for the boys. Wanda Baber, 1953 Sweetheart, was runner-up for the title of district F.F.A. Sweetheart this year. Janice Rapier was the local 1952 sweetheart. “Anybody got two nickels for a dime?” Pops are so popular that the F.F.A. was able to trade in the old vending machine for a newer and larger one this year.