Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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WAYNE McGRATH WORLD HISTORY GENERAL SCIENCE GENERAL BUSINESS BASKETBALL ASSISTANT in FOOTBALL Mr. McGrath came to Duncan last fall to teach. He is a native of Duncan and a DHS graduate with the class of 1954. He recieved his B.A. at Arizona State College last year. His general science classes meet in the laboratory. G e n e r a 1 business and world history meet in the new classroom made of the remodeled vocational agriculture room and the space formerly occupied by the space. Right, above, and below: students Shirley, Arlena, James look for occupational literature, and Deanna points to king-size income tax return forms. Below: Alice Faye reads report in world history. This page is sponsored by H and S PLASTIC PRODUCTS Safford

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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.

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T.M. PACE VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Mr. Pace received his B.S. degree at New Mexico A and M, Las Cruces, Like this year's seniors, he came to Duncan High in 1956. At right, he lectures to his ag classes on which birds to cull and keep. This page sponsored by INTERSTATE FARMERS Duncan Phone 2751 Agriculture III meets first period. The members are Gordon Tippetts, senior, and Gerald Richins, Charles Scadlock, and Joel Mallett, juniors. Below, the new ag room, formerly the science lab. has every seat filled for Ag. I. Here Mr. Pace oversees the work of Bobby Davis and Roy Moffett. Below right: Ag. II students in shop; Steve Hen- dricks, A 11 e n Bellamy, Jimmy Lunt, Jimmy MacDonald work on a project.