Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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j . IV. Santee BAND CHORUS Mr. Santee has taught thirty - two years in Duncan. During this time he has turned out prize-winning musicians with almost clock-like regularity. Santee students teach in schools and colleges over the West. Mr. Santee received his B. M. degree from Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kansas. Special attention section by section in band is one way to turn out a smooth production. Here Danielle listens as Mr. Santee beats time on herbass drum. Mrs. Van Gundy received her B. A. degree from Monmouth College and her M. A. from the University of Illinois. She has taught sixteen years in Duncan. During most of these years she has been sponsor of the school news- paper and yearbook. To learn punctuation rules, look them up in the grammar book! Steve Giles, Sheron Bittle, Jenny Apodaca work on English exercises. 13

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5. W. Pace VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Notebooks are important in ag classes. Here Mr. Pace checks with Jay Lunt, James Bailey, Spencer Jones and Joaquin Montoya. Mr. Pace received his B. S. in agricultural education from New Mexico State University. Before coming to Duncan in 1956, he taught one year in Tolleson and one in Florence. As sponsor of the Future Farmers of America, he heads one of the most active clubs in DHS. A graduate of Duncan High School, Mr. Santee earned his B.S. degree at Arizona State College. He taught two years in Tolleson High School before coming to Duncan to teach in I960. AMERICAN HISTORY HEAD BASKETBALL COACH CIVICS ASSISTANT IN FOOTBALL 12 Fourth period physical education class tries out the new trampolette. (Billy Tuey left; Bruce McGrath is bouncing. )

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Cliarfei B. J4icht GUIDANCE HEAD BASEBALL COACH ASSISTANT IN FOOTBALL SPANISH Sharon McCarty consults with Mr. Hicks. Voca- tional aptitude tests were popular with students this year, and the guidance office made available litera- ture on vocational guidance, study methods, and many other subjects of interest to high school stu- dents . An innovation at Duncan this year was the guidance office, the purpose of which is to help students in vocational planning, choice of high school courses, and personal problems. Mr. Hicks is a graduate of Ball State Teachers' College in Indiana, with a B. A. in education. r Target for all the Where can I find. . . ? comments is Mrs. McEuen. As school secretary, she puts in busy hours answering questions, typing, and figuring. This was Mrs. McEuen's seventh year as school secretary. Office LOMA McEUEN Assisting in office duties were students Shirley Lee, Sandra Foote, seated; and Lucille Lee, Alice Ni- chols, Sharon McCarty, Karen Rhodes, standing. 14