Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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 ' “You there!” Mr. Santee calls on Sherrill Mortensen in chorus to try a certain note. Richard Billingsley checks encyclopedia for government research theme material. Seniors research; math “What now?” wonders Ellen Estes as Irene Barney heads for bleachers after half-time at game. Weekly news magazine holds attention of world history students by summarizing current events.

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Mr. Clothier has complete attention of art students Brenda Malaney and Max Rapier in review of principles of color and form for semester exam. The structure of the molecule can be learned more easily through these colored atoms, being combined by Louis Con- treras, Richard Devoll. by reading, experiment, friendly conversation. The variety of information and entertainment available in the daily newspaper is discovered by sophomore English students as they read to find their favorite features. 21

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Preparing to turn in semester biology projects--leafcoUections--Bonner Morgan. Mike McKeon, and others consult books for correct classifications. students play chess. Sophomores are introduced to the method of studying through reference materials and writing reports and preparing biology projects; seniors advance to the research theme in government and English. Music classes provide learning and develop skill through constant practice. Math is taught through games like chess. To teach logic, deduction, and analytical reasoning, Mr. Bullard introduces his geometry students to a supplementary exercise, the game of chess. 23