Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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DAVID BAUMAN CHEMISTRY PHYSICS BIOLOGY Mr. Bauman came to Duncan High after teaching eighth grade for two years in the elementary school. He earned the Bachelor of Science degree at the University of California at Los Angeles, and has taught in California and in Pays on, Arizona. Special news in the I960 WILDKAT is the new 24- desk laboratory, housed on the new second floor over the study hall. A special event was the week-long visit in November of Mr. Glenn Farrell, representing the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Science. Here the chemistry class considers the names of great scientists whose contributions were de- scribed by Mr. Farrell. Right: One of the interesting devices studied by the physics class is the static machine.

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FACULTY CURRICULUM Pace 11

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REBECCA BOYETT ENGLISH II ENGLISH IV Mrs. Boyett came to Duncan last fall from Seattle, Washington, and she has taught also in Grants, New Mexico. She is the mother of six children, and the wife of Luther Boyett, who also is employed in Duncan. She earned her B. A. degree at Ouachita College in Arkansas. Mrs. Boyett shares with Mr. Bauman the pleasure of occupying one of the new classrooms formed by the addition of a second floor over the study hall. She is proud of her new desks, and of the modern blackboards flanked by bulletin boards, which latter she keeps adorned with interesting displays of her own cutting, tearing, and drawing. Below, right, seniors Milton Jensen, David Wright, Frank Valles, point out a lesson in figures of speech. At left, Larry Parsons, Jasper French, Norman Miller, and Harve Crotts study in the new reading room on a research project for English IV. CAMP WASHINGTON Duncan Sophomore English classes enjoy the large, well-lighted classroom.. David Petersen and Susie Rodriguez use the reference corner. Happy students decorate the boards on the day before Christmas vacation.