Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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the Great House-Cleaning Linda Walden and others dusted, scrubbed, and waxed (note freshman Marvin Gardner with broom). David and Alfred Aden set up stacks when library moved into the study hall, after Topper and numerous students had moved maga- zines and books while shelves were being built and painted for reference books and for neater storage of magazines.

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Twas the year of the Teen Center, the Pep Band, AND ALSO THE YEAR of the high-crown cowboy hat (see Billy Wilkerson, examining this 7-incher); and the flying saucer (really only Kerry Johnson’s white cap at the volleyball tournament). There was the Pep Band with the peppy cover for the bass horn. The Teen Council with the help of Duncan service organizations opened the Hitchin’ Post for games and dancing (see John Tea, Ronald Gardner, Derril Shiflet, Nick Bradford). The student coun- cil and Principal Chapman bribed the students with a queen contest for the one and the promise of a day off for the winning class for the other, and loads of trash were carried off. Manuel and Philip Torres and others painted and 6

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What could be more important than school? ‘Right this way,” says Jim Brownell to Mrs. Valdez at Open House. BELOW: Homemaking girls aim for beauty with setting-up exer- cises. Cowboy contingent has ever’thin’ under con- trol at fair. BELOW: Diane Johnson about caricature of herself: “What a resemblance!” (Nancy Smith peeps over top.) 8