Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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This page sponsored by ABC MARKET Clifton Phone UN 4-3902 Kay, Charlene, Susie, the two Sylvias, Manda are the i ndu s t r i ou s shorthand class. Below: Terry, Loretta, Janette, Julie, Michael, Frank, Norman are the courageous bookkeepers. H.T. CLOTHIER TYPING SHORTHAND BOOKKEEPING ART TENNIS VOELEYBAEE Mr. Clothier Came to Duncan in 1931, after receiving his B. A. at Beth- any College, Lindsborg, Kansas. Later he earned the M. Ed. degree at Colorado State College in Greeley. He is known throughout Arizona for his progress as a volleyball and tennis coach, and for his enthusiastic cham- pioning of theWildkat cause. He is fa- mous atDHS for his fatherly talks with his students, and old grads always come back to visit with him and their other favorite teacher , Mr. Santee. Here he pauses with s e n i o r Harve Crotts. David, Don, Robert, Earlene, Marshall are beginning students in typing. Typing students must maintain a high standard of work to earn a credit in Mr . Clothier1 s classes. Below: Mr. Clothier gives ad- viceto Manuel and Roberton art techniques.

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FLOYD CHAPMAN FOOTBALL ASSISTANT IN BASKETBALL AMERICAN HISTORY AMERICAN GOVERNMENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Chapman has completed three years as teacher and coach in Duncan High School, from which he graduated in 1949. After a term of service in the U.S. Navy, he com- pleted work for his B. Ed. at Arizona State College. American government calls for serious con- centration by Buddy and other seniors. Right: Doug develops his muscles in fourth period P. E. Below: History students Merri, Elaine, Dale, Jerry, Klaron ex- amine maps. This page sponsored by BURRELL'S JEWELRY Duncan

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VERA POWER DULL ENGLISH SPANISH Mrs. Dull, who has completed two years' teaching in Duncan, is a graduate of the Uni- versity of Arizona and a native of Arizona. She is one of five sisters teaching in the state. This page sponsored by CASA MANANA Phone 863 Mrs. Dull helps Frank Montoya with a gram- mer problem. Safford Spanish I t r ou b a d o r s are Jimmy Phelps, Vernis Campbell, Jose Baca, Vetta May Wright, Jimmy Lunt, George Rhodes. Below: Singing en Espanol gives practice to Spanish II students Donald Wilson, Armando Quinones, Spencer Romney, Mike McGetrick, Norman Gardner, Carolyn Smith, David Lunt. Panel discussion is activity for English I students Danny Stephens, Montie Bon- ner, Lawery R h o d e s, Noelette Whit- mire. Below: Beverly Hall and Rich- ard Nichols admire Mrs. Dull's Christ- mas greetings on bulletin board. 0ESE « ’' m