Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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AGRICULTORE II: Mr. Miller. Floyd Merrell, Frank Hicks, Clifford Mc- Grath, Larry Rapier, Glenn Adair, Donald Wilson, Kent Romney, Ron- ald Wilson, Paul Francom, Elwood O’Dell. The first year agriculture :lass includes Denton Bar- ley, Richard Davis, Kent Cllsworth, Kenneth Ely, Dwain Gale, Myron Han- ;hett, Lon Holliday, Alan Lunt, Dean Lunt, Clarence McGrath, Bobby Martin, Bill Phelps, Jack Rapier, Robert Rodriguez, Robert Tellez, Daniel Wilton. dmtSPwpL AGRICULTURE IV: Joe Baber, Aulvie Bourgeous, Lonnie Moore, Marvin Eldred, Mr. Miller, Laurie Golding, Charles Bal- lew, Wayne O’Dell, Bill Hill, Donald Smallwood. • I Most of the “ag” boys are also F.F.A. members, and some work in the farm shop. Projects in the shop this year included construction of an iron and pipe rack, a pipe vise stand, and a lumber rack for the shop, plus a notebook case and a magazine rack for the class room. This spring the boys bought some chicks to raise and sell. SHOP I: Terry Tipton, Don- ald Wilson, Elwood O’Dell, James Jones, John Morris, Fred Pennington, Mr. Miller. SHOP II: Bob Knight, Joe Baber, Bill Nelson, Norman Allred, Mr. Miller, Adrian Gale, Bill Sanders, Ronald Wilson, Aulvie Bourgeous.

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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.

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1953 Vildkat SEATED: Janice Rapier, Sally Foote. Janice Axton, Nancy Coon, Peggy Barlow, Marlene Smith. STANDING; Joel Empie, Wayne McGrath, Betty Davis, Carol Claridge, Charlene Scadlock, Mary Jane Spaw, Wayne Holliday, Sam Foster. Cofiij, and flakst-lAp, Editor----------- Dedication Faculty and Administration Classes---------- Senior Class Will Senior Class History- Senior Class Prophecy. Sports. Organizations and Departments------- ------Janice Axton ---Wayne Holliday ...... Betty Davis ------Nancy Coon .Janice Axton Wayne Holliday Sam Foster ------Nancy Coon -------Sally Foote Carol Claridge Wayne McGrath ------Peggy Barlow Joel Empie Sam Foster Charlene Scadlock Marlene Smith Mary Jane Spaw Janice A. plans layout, while Sally lends a hand with the copy. Cldvsihii mqi SEATED; Nancy Henry, Wanda Baber, Peggy Sanders, Sally Foote, Nancy Coon. STANDING: Kenneth Goodman, Joel Empie, Sam Foster, Willie Davis, Laurie Golding, Betty Davis, Wayne Holliday, Charlene Scadlock, LaFoy Seals, Geraldine Allred, Raydene Hanchett.