Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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Office helpers learn routine; Counselor Bowman Where do I go now? May I use the phone? I need a new pencil. These are the daily requests answered by Mrs. Loma McEuen, secretary for Duncan Schools, who finds herself do- ing things for everyone --administra- tion, teachers, students. Esther Valdez, Sidni Kilbarger, Vicki Chapman, and Sherril Brannon were Mrs. McEuen's assistants. Helping Mr. Douglas Brubaker were Sherri McGrath and Diane Johnson. Jane Hartley was Mr. H. T. Clothier's secretary. Mr. Hubert Bowman, counselor, holds many positions at D. H. S. He counsels students, conducts t e s t s , substitutes for teachers, and this year taught adult night classes. With his help students make many important decisions as they progress through their high school years. In his office were Virgie Wa- ters, St e p h an i e Stephens, and Billie Boyd. OFFICE ASSIST ANTS, SEATED: Vicki Chapman, Sidni Billie Boyd, Sherril Brannan, StephanieStephens, Kilbarger, Virgie Waters, Jane Hartley. STANDING: Sherri McGrath, Diane Johnson, Esther Valdez. 22 MRS. LOMA McEUEN Secretary

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ways to use machines for presenting lessons IfJ. HUBERT BOWMAN, B.S. and M. A., New Mexico Western College, teaches driver education and American govern- ment, and is guidance counselor and adviser to the Student Council. He taught six years in the Duncan Elementary School and this year has completed his second year in the high school. 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 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 ID. She is sponsor of the National Honor Society and the Spanish Club. CHARLES ALLEN FOOTE, who is a Duncan High School graduate, received his B.S, at Brigham Young University in IVAN R. RICHARDSON J. W. SANTEE GORDON W. STEWART NATHALIE VAN GUNDY 1964. He teaches biology, chemistry, and general science and he is sponsor for the Freshman Class and the Letter- man's Club. He and his wife have a two-and-a-half year- old son, Charles, Jr. LEONARD L. HILL received his B.S. degree at Panhandle Agriculture and Mechanical College and teaches industrial arts and general math. He is head coach for basketball and is junior varsity football coach. He is sponsor of the Letterman’s Club and Junior Class. MRS. LAVERNE MICHAEL received her B.S. degree at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. She teaches homemaking and sponsors the Future Homemakers of America and the Senior Class. MRS. JANET MOELLER received her B.A. degree from the University of Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa. She teaches English I, English IV, and speech. She and her husband Max have five children--Donna, 16; Mark, 7; Amy, 6; Larry, 4; and David, 2. R. BROOKS NORTON came to Duncan this year with his wife Golda. He received his B.A. degree in education from Arizona State University and teaches American history, world history, and economics. He is sponsor of the Pep Club and the Sophomore Class. T. M. PACE, who received his B.S. at New Mexico State University, teaches vocational agriculture and general science. He is sponsor of the Future Farmers of America and has taught at Duncan for 11 years. 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 Sophomore Class sponsor. J. W. SANTEE, who received the B.M. degree at Bethany College, teaches band and chorus, and is director of all musical activities at Duncan High. He is the sponsor of the Senior Class. GORDON W. STEWART received his B.S. degree in edu- cation at the University of Arizona. He teaches general math and physical education, coaches baseball, and junior varsity basketball, and assists in football. He and his wife Carolyn have five children—Sandra Lee, 11; Theone Ann, 9; Cindee Lou, 8; Mickey Jon, 5; and Laddie Don, 3. This was Mr. Stewart’s first year at Duncan. MRS. NATHALIE VAN GUNDY received her B.A. in Mon- mouth College and her M.A. at the University of Illinois. She teaches English and Journalism and is librarian. She sponsors KAT CHAT and the WILDKAT. 2)

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is on hand to assist all Giving Mrs. McEuen a hand in opening-of-school rush, Mr. J. HUBERT BOWMAN Bowman sells supplies to Francisco Lopez. Counselor Librarians find facts stored on library shelves Big news in the library this year was its move into the study hall and plaster and paint jobs in the store rooms. New shelves provided more room for the growing collection of old magazines. The library girls learned many skills. including mending books, finding ma- terials for students writing reports, keeping magazines and reference books in order, checking books in and out, And making bulletin boards. SEATED: Nancy Smith, Margaret Hicks, Vetalla Corona, Fidela Archuleta, Martha Garcia, Priscilla Archuleta. STANDING: Felipa Lopez, Laurie Waters, Linda Walden, Vicki Chap- man, Veronica Garcia, Stephanie Stephens, Mary Ann Martinez. 23