Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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H. T. CLOTHIER TYPING BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND VOLLEYBALL TENNIS ART The end of this year was the end of a thirty-year term at DHS for H. T. Clothier. With continuing enthusiasm Mr. Clothier has taught commercial subjects and art, and he has coached many winning tennis and volleyball teams. Mr. Clothier received his bachelor of arts degree at Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kansas, and his master of arts at Colorado State College, Greeley. An added activity this year was a night class in typing for adults. ABOVE: Bookkeeping students Warner McGrath, ABOVE: Sandra Smith, one of three Sharon Merrell, Vernis Campbell, Sharon Pugmire, office girls, starts Nancy Jo Riley, Judy White, Molly Martinez work all the time. Diane Nelson on a speed test in typing. BELOW: Shorthand class had seven: Julie Thygerson, Judy BELOW: Blessie Tellez models for White, SandraHatch, Carolyn Smith, Janette Barney, Jo Ann art students. Kelly, Grace Johnson take dictation.

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FlOYD CHAPMAN AMERICAN HISTORY AMERICAN GOVERNMENT FOOTBALL ASSISTANT IN BASKETBALL All the juniors and seniors know Coach Chapman, who teaches American history in three sections and Amer- ican government in two. Coach is a DHS graduate, earned his bachelor of science in education at Arizona State College, and has taught and coached at Duncan since 1957. ABOVE: American history takes lots of reading and writing. Mike McGetrick, Aggie Corona, and Shirley Lee here ponder some questions. BELOW: Janette Barney takes a government test. ABOVE: Coach hunts for reference material as Lawrence Byrd checks a book for a government report. BELOW: Reports and notebooks keep all seniors busy. James Beck, Frank French, Leonard Snow prepare reports.

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VERA POWER DULL SPANISH ENGLISH Senora Dull has taught American literature and Spanish I, II, and III this year, her third at Duncan. She is National Honor Society sponsor. Mrs. Dull is a graduate of the University of Arizona with the bachelor of arts degree. RIGHT: Spanish III student, Elisa Mon- toya, enjoys movie. Panel discussions are English class activities. BE- LOW: Loraine Frazier, Nancy Jo Riley, Cheryl Glomb, Sandra Foote, Robert Anderson. Other English assignments include search- ing out material in the encylopedia. BE- LOW: Tricia Jacobson, Vetta May Wright, Ken Bates. Spanish I, below, practices singing Christmas carols in Spanish: Spencer Jones, Robert Gardner, Steve Lehman, Marilynn Davis. Spanish II, below, spends much time reading aloud with teacher to perfect pronunciation.