Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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Buses unload, students drift to friendly groups; The brand-new monster of the Duncan bus fleet, driven by veteran Jimmy Sanders, disgorges its passengers each morning. Walk to school any morning, and you will see a group like this one, catching up on last night’s news. Others choose the sun-warmed steps for their wait till the doors are unlocked at 8:10 a.m. or at 1 p.m. 4

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Tomorrow begins today As we, the students of Duncan High, join in the activities of our school and fulfill the assignments our teachers give us, we are preparing oul-minds and bodies to meet the challenges of the future. As each one of us graduates, he has to make the decision as to what he is going to do, now that he is out on his own. Very few of us realize how much the goals we are achieving now will affect our decisions tomorrow. It is with this thought that we, the staff of 1965-66, write this book. We sin- cerely hope that this WILDKAT will help us all to choose wisely, for To- morrow Begins Today. Contents A View of Duncan High School 4 Curriculum 11 Activities 27 Sports 47 Classes 57 Advertisements 73 Senior Register 94 Acknowledgments 95 Index 96 3

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then rush to lockers as bell rings for classes Students have their own parking lot above the high school; they must check car keys in at the office each morning. With bus rides and waiting before school and between classes, the “todays” of Duncan High were full of chances for friendly talk. A new bus was a big event for those who were on its route. Familiar sights like the downstairs hall will always be remembered as each class takes its place in a picture panel on the wall. In the high school, daily sights are locker traffic jams, leisurely passing between classes (here it's third period). 5