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Duncan High School experimented this year with a new float system. Class periods, five a day, lasted seventy minutes each, and sixth one rotated, so that each group met four times a week. This permitted a better range of subjects to choose from. New courses were German, Advanced Math, Speech. Facing Page: Mr. Armstrong teaches German with flash cards to Ed Hartner, Allen Welch, Ruth Aden, Mary Rodri- guez, Carmen Quinones. Above; Spencer Jones, Judy Allred, Dennis Lunt take notes for English IV theme. Below; Irene Barney rests while Dennis Lunt, Robert Gardner, Willard Wade, Wendell Jones, Fran Preston practice in band. 20
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services of almost 30; serve over 600 students DEAN CHAPMAN, left, and FLOYD TOPPER JOHNSON, above, have been keeping the grounds and buildings of Duncan High watered, mown, swept and repaired for quite a few years, Dean having com- pleted seven and Topper, ten. While Dean kept the gym and music, and industrial' arts departments Top- per cared for the main high school building, and both have been responsible for maintenance of the grounds. Custodians Cafeteria Cafeteria Assistants were, FRONT ROW: Spencer Jones, Robert Johns, John Bruce Lunt, Norman Adams. ROW 2: Keith Merrell, Nelson Lunt, Wayne Gardner, Noel Frazier, Buddy Jensen, Dennis Lunt, Robert Gardner, custodian. Replac- ing Spencer, Keith, Nelson, Noel, Dennis, and Buddy after November were Ronald Anderson, and Harold and Jay Lunt. COOKS were, SEATED: Mrs. Thaddie Bourgeous, Mrs. Rachel Sanders. STANDING: Mrs. Ruth Sexton. Mrs. Maude Hartley (manager), Mrs. Elva Lee Hall. Mrs. Hall resigned in December and was replaced by Mrs. Helen Boyd. The cafeteria staff served about 600 grade and high school people every school day, beginning with kindergartners at 11:30 in the morning and opening the high school line at 12:15. 19
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