Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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MR. DOUGLAS BRUBAKER, SUPERINTENDENT, AND MRS. BRUBAKER This year Mr. Brubaker completed his eighth year as superintendent of Dun- can schools and his seventeenth as principal of Duncan Elementary School. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Dumond came to Duncan High School this year as principal, succeeding Bruce Miller, who is now assistant principal of Amphitheater High School in Tucson. A graduate of the University of Arizona, Mr. Diamond was a teacher and coach in Morenci High School for four years, and served two years as assistant principal in Flowing Wells High School, Tucson. MR. JACK W. DUMOND, PRINCIPAL, WITH MRS. DUMOND, DAUGHTER ANN, SON PAUL Pace 5

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Mr. W. M. Clark, retired, December 31, 1959. Mr. Frank Willis, 1959-62; Mr. Alfred Attaway, 1958-61; Mr. Lee Waters, 1960-63. President, Mr. A.ttaway. Clerk, Mr. Willis. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. W. M. Clark retired at the end of 1959, after seventeen years' service to Duncan schools. Taking office in 1943, during World War II, Mr. Clark saw many changes and im- provements. During the war he and his fellow board members made preparations for the building of a new gym. In 1959 that gym, the finest of five new ones in Arizona, was dedicated. Among other additions and improvements to the school plant have been football field lights and fencing, a cafeteria building, five new elementary class rooms, tennis courts, and improve- ments in the high school buildings. In 1952 Duncan and Franklin elementary schools consolidated; in 1955 Virden High School pupils were accepted into the Duncan school system. These are some of the changes Mr. Clark has witnessed and advised for. Good luck to you, and thanks, Mr. Mack Clark ! This page sponsored by DAISY CREAM Phone 4951 Page 4 Duncan

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CUSTODIANS Dean Chapman is the first per- son in the gym each morning and the last one to leave at night after a game or a dance or a meeting. Floyd Johnson (Topper) may be found in the basement coaxing the furnace or on the top of a ladder re- pairing a Venetian blind--or he and Dean may be moving pops to the concession booth and cleaning up after the games; or they may be mow- ing the lawns or watering the football field, or letting a student into a locked building to get forgotten books or coats. Dean watches utilities trouble- shooter Harvey Hartley hunt down a gas leak Topper replaces a cord This page sponsored by B D AUTO SUPPLY Clifton Phone UN 4-2952 BUS BELOW: Melvin Burrell, fifth grade teacher, drives the Franklin route. Ned Merrell, new eighth grade teacher, brings students from Johnsonville . Jay Pierce stops in Virden and between Duncan and Virden. Two additional Virden busses run this year, since the merging of Virden Grammar School with Duncan Grammar School.