Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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NAlrtnLit VAN GUNDY English, Journalism B.A. Monmouth College; M.A. University of Illinois ESTEL E. MILLER Agriculture, Shop B. S. University of Illinois Indiana State Teachers' College Terre Haute; University of Ariz. MARY EDITH SCHUELKE Home Economics, English, Volleyball B.A. in Education, Arizona State College, Tempe There are three other new teachers at D. H. S. Mrs. Ipa Pflueger has taken over Spanish, chemistry, and mathematics, and we have two new coaches - Mr. Gail Hakes for football and Mr. Ben Frealy for basketball. Mrs. Van Gundy has been teaching English at D.H.S. for seven years; this is Miss Schuelke's third year in the home economics department; and it is Mr. Miller’s second year as teacher of agriculture. GAIL HAKES Boys' Athletics, Science, Football, Baseball, assistant in Basketball B. S. Colorado A. and M. College, Fort Collins INA PFLUF.GER Spanish, Science, Mathematics B.A. and M.A. University of Arizona BEN FREALY History, Social Studies, Basketball, Track, assistant in Football B.A. George Pepperdine College; University of Southern California

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DOUGLAS BRUBAKER Superintendent B.A. Arizona State College Flagstaff M.E. University of Arizona J'amUtif WILLIAM D. LOVETT Algebra and American Government B.A. and M.A. University of Arizona For the first time, Mr. Brubaker’s picture appears in our high school annual. Having been grammar school principal since 1943, he is now superintendent of both schools. Mr. Bill Lovett is the new high school principal, replacing Mr. Homer Elledge, who was in Duncan for five years. Mr. Santee and Mr. Clothier have been in Duncan longer than any other teachers, with twenty-three and twenty-two years’ service respectively. J. Wesley Santee Music and Driver Training B.M. Bethany College Lindsborg, Kansas H. T. Clothier Commerce, Art, Volleyball, Tennis B.A. Bethany College Lindsborg, Kansas M.A. Colorado State College of Education Greeley

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Dora Reyes keeps Mr. Lovett and the office (tirls working hard The office is one of the busiest rooms in school, and here Dora, who is a graduate of the class of 1949, is chief worker under Principal Lovett, and in her first year on the job has made friends of both students and faculty. Her four office assistants, shown below, represent all classes but the freshman. Here you come for an aspirin or a band aid, for admit slips to class, for setting a date for a party or a dance, and for a jillion other purposes all day long and every day of the school ear. Dena Parks records absences and tardies, but manages to remain popular with her school mates. These cute girls, Lottie Jones and Wanda Baber, have had to learn a lot as newcomers in the office this year. Betty Davis looks like a file clerk here, but she finds lots of other work to do in the office.