Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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studies; speakers, projects pep up classes. TOP RIGHT: Big hit as speech class project was Linda Sanders’ job of dyeing Wayne Gardner’s hair red. He surveys results. RIGHT: Irene Barney and sculpture create atmosphere for artists’ efforts. Irene and others posed many hours for class. of the civil rights battle to history- students, members of the speech class laughed uproariously at Wayne Gard- ner’s red hair, and art students learned principles of figure drawing, with classmate-models. The Honorable Porter Murry of Clifton discusses cur- rent United States problems with the American history class. 9

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Assemblies, trips provide happy relief from Maggie Bejarano shakes the finger in fun as Mr. Knowlton and Coach Hill load up team, gear for out-of-town foot- ball date. Letter man-sponsored assembly skit showed Clifton Tro- jans stringing up Robert Wright, and Wildkats rescuing him in nick of time. As pep-assemblies sparked school spirit with special attention on Duncan’s old rival, Clifton, class work pro- ceeded, though it was not all reading, writing, and figuring. As Judge Porter Murry explained legal complications Sophomores spent two whole days taking achievement tests. Reflection of books from library emphasizes their concentration. 8

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Boys’ quartet pleases at Concert, Festival Popular number at spring concert was boys’ quartet, with song about a fickle gal. They were named outstanding at Eastern Arizona District Music Festival. Bad winter weather brought students indoors some noons for dancing in study hall. Junior Buzz Filleman dances with freshman Billie Boyd on one of those days. Spring days set boys and coaches to work grooming the fields. A worn-out water line is here being replaced by P.E. students. 10