Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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Mr. Brubaker, who came to Duncan in 1929, is principal of the Dun- can Elementary School as well as superinten- dent of the Duncan school system. Teach- ing under him are thirty teachers, and the schools have a total en- rollment of 735. DOUGLAS BRUBAKER, Superintendent ADMINISTRATION Coming to Duncan in 1959, Mr. Du- mond has encour- aged regular at- tendance, firm discipline, and serious scholar- ship. Enrollment in the high school has been higher than ever before, with about 195 students regis- tered. JACK W. DUMOND, Principal

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Mr. Lee Waters is the father of two sons, Lester and Ronald, who have graduated from Duncan High. His third son, David willbe a senior next year at DHS. Mrs. Waters is also a graduate. Mr. Waters came to Dun- can at the age of twenty-one. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Frank Willis and his two children are DHS graduates. His four grandchildren now attend Duncan Elementary School. Mr. Alfred Attaway, elected last fall for a second term, is a graduate of Duncan High School and the father of two child- ren, Diane and Wayne, who attend Duncan Elementary School. Mrs. Atta - way also is a DHS graduate. 6

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CHEMISTRY DAVID BAUMAN BIOLOGY This has been Mr. Bauman's second year at DHS. Three sections of biology and classes in beginning and advanced chemistry have been his schedule. As sponsor of the Science Club, he has encouraged interest in extra experiments and in playing chess. Mr. Bauman earned the bachelor of science de- gree at the University of California at Los Angeles. ABOVE: Richard Billingsley and Eddie Bejarano catch up on workbooks in biology. BELOW: Kay Mortensen, Marshall Lehman, and Spencer Romney work with a condenser in chemistry experiment. ABOVE: Mr. Bauman shows Beverley Hall and Gary Bates how to dissect a frog. BELOW: Sandra Foote, Mayre Cosper, Columbus Robison, Allen Bellamy collect supplies for an experiment in chemistry.