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The annual Halloween Dance was held in the high fun for everyone. Here, Josie Cervantes, inHawaiian school and sponsored by the PTA and Rotary Club. costume, dances with Robert Avila. Hats, confetti, serpentines, and noise makers made Kats have initiations, parties, assemblies October opened with the Greenlee County Fair, in which many DHS students won ribbons. The fresh- men were initiated and the month ended with the PTA-sponsored Hal- loween party. In November the FFA greenhands were initiated, football and volley- ball seasons ended, and the seniors presented the first class assembly of the year. November days were saddened by the assassination of the President. The month ended with Thanksgiving vacation. One contest at freshman initiation was to catch a greased pig. Here, Nelson Lunt and Ricky Nutt are about to release the animal. 6
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Autumn days filled with sports, testing Lee Ann Lunt, Sherrill Mortensen, Lorenza Lopez, Brenda Malaney are caught in typical situation as ball play moves in Duncan court. New volleyball suits show satin-glow. Volleyball practice, beginning in August, led inexperienced team to championship. LEFT: Band Director J. W. Santee answers question as freshman Susan Pace studies list of magazine offerings for sale. October finds Mr. Hill checking on hard-thinking juniors in tests of educa- tional development. Mickey Ferrell, Harold Lunt, Pete Craufurd con- centrate painfully on test questions. 5
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Tradgedy darkens Students’ world On Friday, November 22, 1963, Mr. Brubaker's voice on the intercom reached Mrs. McEuen in the office and word quickly spread through the classrooms of Duncan High that the President had been shot. It was the begin- ning of a long week-end of grief for the American people. Its shadow still lingers and will al- ways chill us whenever we re- member the school year of 1963- 64. One editorial said: “His mind was swifter than an eagle. His courage was stronger than a lion. He was pleasant in his life. And now he is dead. He was committed at the deepest level of his life to the way of life of free men, and not alone the freedom of Americans, but the freedom of all men . . JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY Thirty-Fifth President of the United States 7
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