Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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 }orewor When the first pioneers laid eyes on the Duncan Valley, they saw before them a desert wasteland relieved only by the Gila River. Today, through the miracle of irrigation, the desert has flowered and what was once a wasteland is now a section of fertile farms. The tiny settlement of Duncan has kept pace with these changes-------blooming as the Valley surrounding it. The school has kept pace with the town, changing and improving through the years. We, the staff of the 1962 WILDKAT, have tried to catalogue these various events in the life of our school. If you can look back through the years with us, we will feel that we have succeeded. Faculty and Administration................................... 5 Classes......................................................17 Activities and Organizations.................................33 Sports.......................................................53 School Life..................................................63 Advertising..................................................72 Index........................................................92 2

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Dlie Witdkat 1962 Published by THE STUDENTS OF DUNCAN HIGH SCHOOL Duncan, Arizona 1

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2U Lea tion For more than two decades, James (Jimmy) Sanders has driven one of Duncan's school busses. Jimmy is noted for his strictness and the quietness which prevails on his bus. Many of this year's seniors have ridden with Jimmy not only during their years in high school, but all the years which they were in grade school. Both Jimmy and his wife, Ruby, were students at DHS, as were two of their children. Their third child i s at present attending Duncan Elementary School. In gratitude, we the staff, dedicate the 1962 WILDKAT to Jimmy Sanders. 3