Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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Journalism teaches teach ease, skill Constant practice in interviewing gives journalism students confi- dence. Left: Jackie Adams, Thomas Contreras, Eloise Kennedy, Norman Adams talk with National Assemblies speaker Willett of his experiences in India. In reading, the key to an author's meaning often lies in the topic sentence of a paragrapn. Above Left; English I students Virginia Ferrell, Carolyn Menges, Terry Campbell search for topic sentences. English in students still need drill in spelling - sometimes! Left: Buddy Jensen, Paul Carpenter study the day's assignment. 26

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Geraldine Wilson, Martha Ewing take dictation as Kathy Thygerson, Verna Milligan type lessons. Other members of the class were Sue Pearce, Pat Beauford, Diane Nelson, Jackie Adams, Judy Allred, Judy Leland, Sharon McCarty. Vo-Ag classes spent a day with representatives of the Arizona Fish and Wildlife Service, learning methods of „ controlling rodents and predators. Here the boys learn JOT 0JJIC6, 1IOITI6, Jarm. from Willis C. Reber how to set a coyote trap. Watching Robert Johns and Wayne Gardner are Harold Lunt, Don Richins, John Bruce Lunt, Mr. Reber, Luis Montoya, Louis Contreras, Richard Tuey. II nursing course, Pauline McGee bathes patient Judy Leland's feet. Right: Jimmy Edgar explains to Buddy Jensen in shop the right way to shape a lamp base. 25

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accuracy; offers interesting interviews; speech, music in performing; English stresses careful reading, writing. Opposite page: Fluency in speaking and comprehension in listening to the spoken Spanish are the aims in Spanish classes. Geraldine Wilson reads exercise into tape as Mrs. Dull watches recorder. Beginning students spend much time becoming acquainted with the feel of the language and have practice in singing, speaking, listening. Below: New class in curriculum this year was speech, taught by Mrs. Blake in float period. Demonstrations were interesting assignments. Judy Leland, whose hobby was hair styling, explained and demon- strated how to rat hair and achieve the popular bubble style. Diane Nelson was the model. Out of many squawks and squeaks Mr. Santee yearly coaxes beautiful harmony in both chorus and band. Top: Eloise Kennedy, Mr. Santee, Ann Richardson, Linda Payne, Ann Empie admire trophy awarded to Duncan's double trio for “’outstanding work in 1962 district music festival. Other members of the sextet were Sandra Hatch and Nadine Smith. Bottom: Band was a float period class under the new schedule this year. Betty Highwood, Ann Empie, Mack McKeon, Linda Payne rest while Mr. Santee listens to clarinets opposite. Linda hopes to steal a few moments for study in English grammar book, but all are alert for the go signal.