Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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Pkll 2),nnU O’SbJt April 4, 1946 - August 4, 1961 He lived short moments in his earthly home, but he lives still in the hearts of his friends. We dream that Dennis, in his heavenly state, now laughs and plays with but greater joy.

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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

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.5acu itu According to one of the Duncan Valley's oldest residents, Mr. J. W. Aker, the first Duncan school was built in approximately 1906. This school served only the students in the town of Duncan. In 1924, the communities of York and Sheldon consolidated into the Duncan school system. Gradually, the Duncan schools have grown until they are now serving the communities of Guthrie, York, Sheldon, Franklin, and Virden.