Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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MARC LEMIEUX SHOP INDUSTRIAL ART Mr. Lemieux, who graduated from Duncan High in 1951, returned this year, after serving with the U.S. Air Force and earning his B.A. degree in 1959 at Arizona State University. At left he advises James Bailey on a woodworking project. Algebra problems are worked on blackboard by Diane Nelson and Willard Wade. Below: Joaquin Montoya and Larry Parsons work on a bedside stand. The shop has four new work tables, each serving four students and c o nt a i n i n g 12 lockers. This page sponsored by CLEMENS RADIO SERVICE Duncan Danny Madrigal assembles a book shelf. Below: Help is called for in algebra by Sharon McCarty.

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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

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BERNICE MILLER HOMEMAKING Mrs. Miller has completed three years' teaching in Duncan. She is a graduate of Iowa State Teachers' College, with the B.S. degree. Besides her class work, she and her students prepare and serve the Volleyball Banquet. This page sponsored by DUNCAN COFFEE SHOP Phone 2911 Duncan At left: Mrs. Miller helps Florene Lunt on her wool suit for the Make-It-With-Wool Contest. Below, top left: Marilyn Davis and Blessie Tellez polish the tro- phy case. Project of Homemaking I included polishing the trophies also, and decorating the school's Christ- mas tree. Top right: Shirley Lee and Lorraine Fra- zier make decorations for Christ- mas. Lower left: Arlena Brown; Annette Lunt, Maxie Archuleta, Elaine Packer, Homemaking III, prepare food for volleyball banquet. Lower right: Virginia Lewis, Manda Moffett, Joan M c I nt y r e decorate Christmas cookies.