Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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YEAR IN REVIEW............................................................4 ADMINISTRATION......................................................... 13 FACULTY..................................................................14 STUDIES................................................................. 20 CLASSES................................................................. 28 ACTIVITIES...............................................................40 SPORTS.........-.........................................................60 BACKERS..................................................................70 SENIOR REGISTER............................................................ INDEX................................................................. 92 3

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Foreword p 1 Blue skies, endless mountain ranges, and sweeping deserts covered with yuccas, tumble weeds, and other desert-loving vegetation provide Arizonans, especially us in the southeastern part, great scenic beauty. As the student body and faculty members of Duncan High School graduate or move away, they will always remember the beautiful desert which surrounded them throughout their school days at Duncan. With this in mind, we, the annual staff of 1963, have acknowledged our desert heritage in this year's edition of the WILDKAT.

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School starts in the summer, with workshops, Alumni Reunion. Summer workshops and conventions broke the long summer for students. FFA members attended the state convention; student body officers attended the August workshop; and three students attended the fourth annual Publications Workshop at Arizona State College. Left: Sharon McCarty, Steve Lehman, Danielle Lunt, pose with cake they gave to counselor at the Publica- tions Workshop. In background are the pines of Walnut Canyon, where the Workshoppers picnicked one evening. Unique event for Duncan was the Alumni Reun- ion on August 25. Alumni from the classes of 1921 through 1962 gathered for parade, open house, program, sports competition, barbecue, and dance. Right: Veteran teachers H. T. Clothier and J. W. Santee with Spencer Romney, '61, entertain at program. Far Right: Ray Davis, '28, -drives his reluctant Model T in the parade; daughter Marilyn and Lucille Lee, '63, ride in front seat, and Ray's classmates Howard Sexton, Lena Mae Lovett Barlbw perch on available space. Banners of other classes reflect enthu- siasm of Old Grads. General chairman of the Reunion was J. Vernon McGrath, '24. In charge of the Open House were Mack Clark, '24, and Mildred Foster Clark, '32. Superintending the barbecue was Harvel Cosper, '34. Planning the program was J. W. Santee.