Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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J. HUBERT BOWMAN REBECCA BOYETT H. T. CLOTHIER VERA POWER DULL Teachers, students discuss, inquire, learn in J. HUBERT BOWMAN, B.S. and M.A. New Mexico Western College, teaches driver education and American government, is guidance counselor and adviser to the Student Council. He taught six years in the Duncan Ele- mentary School before coming to the high school this year. MRS. REBECCA BOYETT received her B. A. at Ouachita College in Arkansas. She teaches English I and IV and speech. She is sponsor of the Sophomore Class and also of the Future Teachers of America. H. T. CLOTHIER received his B.A. at Bethany College and his M.A, at Colorado State College of Education. He teaches Typing I and II, shorthand, bookkeeping, and art and coaches tennis and volleyball. He is sponsor of the Senior Class and the Girls’ Athletic Club. MRS. VERA POWER DULL received her B.A. and M.A. at the University of Arizona. The subjects she teaches are Spanish I and II and English III. She is sponsor of the Senior Class, the National Honor Society, and the Spanish Club. LEONARD L. HILL received his B.S. at Panhandle Ag- riculture and Mechanical College, and teaches industrial arts and general math. He is head coach for basket- ball and baseball, and junior varsity football. He is sponsor of the Letter man’s Club and Sophomore Class. THOMAS HOLDSWORTH received his B.A. at Muskingum College in Ohio. He teaches American government and physical education, is head football and track coach, and sponsors the Letter man's Club and Junior Class. REEVES E. KNOWLTON received the B.S. degree at Arizona State College. He teaches world history, Ameri- can history, and economics, and sponsors the Freshman Class. LEONARD L. HILL THOMAS HOLDSWORTH REEVES E. KNOWLTON LAVERNE MICHAEL 14

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Administration Well, Sir, how does it feel to be on the opposite side of the desk? asks Mr. Brubaker of Mr. Stephens, a former graduate of Duncan High School. district 2; works with Mr. Superintendent of Duncan schools, Douglas Brubaker is also a principal, with about 560 elementary school pupils and their seventeen teachers under his careful eye. Presiding over the high school students and teachers is Floyd Chapman, now completing his second year as principal. Mr. Chapman and the thirteen teachers working with Chapman, Mr. Brubaker him put special emphasis this year on formulating their ideas of the purposes and aims of instruction at Duncan High, as they prepared for the visitation in the fall of 1966 of an evaluating team representing the North Central Association. Under a new policy, each high school wishing accreditation with the NCA will be evalu- ated every seven years. The association sets standards for high schools and colleges throughout the central part of the United States. FLOYD CHAPMAN, Principal DOUGLAS BRUBAKER, Superintendent

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T. M. PACE IVAN R. RICHARDSON J. W. SANTEE ARCHIE L. STEPHENS many interesting fields MRS. LAVERNE MICHAEL received her B.S. atSouthern Illinois University in Carbondale. She teaches home- making and sponsors the Future Homemakers of America and the Junior Class. T. M. PACE, who received his B.S. at New MexicoState University, teaches vocational agriculture and general science. He is Future Farmers of America sponsor, and has taught at Duncan for 10 years. ARCHIE L. STEPHENS, a graduate of Duncan High School, received his B.S. at Grand Canyon College. He teaches biology, chemistry, and general science; coaches junior varsity basketball; and sponsors the Pep Club. Before coming to Duncan High School last fall, he taught for four years in the Duncan Elementary School. MRS. NATHALIE VAN GUNDY received her B.A. at Monmouth College and her M.A. at the University of Illinois. She teaches English II and journalism and is librarian. She sponsors KAT CHAT and the WILD- KAT. IVAN R. RICHARDSON received his B.S. at Brigham Young University. The subjects he teaches are Algebra I and II, geometry, and physics. He is Freshman Class sponsor. J. W. SANTEE received his B.M. at Bethany College. He teaches band and chorus, and is director of all musical activities at Duncan High. He is the sponsor of the Junior Class. NATHALIE VAN GUNDY ABOVE: Senior girls serve coffee, punch to faculty at year’s first meeting. RIGHT: Mrs. Smith, Principal and Mrs. Chapman enjoy steak at faculty picnic. 15