Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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NATHALIE VAN GUNDY ENGLISH II JOURNALISM LIBRARY Mrs. Van Gundy came to Duncan fifteen years ago. She is a graduate of Monmouth College and earned the master of arts degree at the Univer- sity of Illinois. English II, second period includes Frank Montoya, Danny Sandra Foote, Teo Rodriguez study Madrigal, Kathy McBride, Ernest Brown, Lucinda Co- newspapers in journalism class. rona, Bob Davis, and others. Merri Plumley, Shirley Richins, Virginia Lewis, Mike McGetrick study examples of headlines, page layouts; learn rules of punctuation and journalism. Valentine party in sixth period English did not swerve Steve Lehman from his interest in finding the meaning of his name in the unabridged dictionary.

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J. W. SANTEE Thirty years before son Don came to Dun- can to teach, Mr. Santee came, prepared for the Wild West by three years' teaching in Oklahoma and a bachelor of music de- gree from Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kansas. First in the day comes a bus route, but after that, music is the Santee steady diet, from individual horn lessons first period through grade school band last period. RIGHT: Ray Osborne, Gene, Gareth get special attention. Band tunes up before Christmas program Camera catches off-moment for Gale and Santee at football game. While clarinets drill, Allred and sax Sing'ah,'girlsRodriguez, Boyett, Hartley, Gardner, relax. Nelson, Lunt, Harrington.

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BOB WRIGHT ALGEBRA II SOLID GEOMETRY GEOMETRY TRIGONOMETRY baseball assistant in football Coach Wright has completed two years at Duncan High. He earned his bachelor of science in edu- cation degree at Southwestern State Teachers' College, Weatherford, Oklahoma. Here he helps Lucinda Corona with a problem. Four trig students, Gardner, Romney, Barlow, Morgan Coach studies graph with Klaron Donaldson, discuss methods of solution. James Bailey, in Algebra II. Sammie Haws, Ann Empie are only girls in geo- Study hall consultation, Paul Carpenter, Jay metry class. Lunt.