Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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A book is the gateway to knowledge It may be the fate of pictures and television, but schools still use books, and students still read--or are ex- pected to. So from the first week of school, when students packed the office to buy their textbooks, to the very last, they were reading, whether because they wanted to, or because their assignments re- quired them to. The main book collection of the library was moved in the fall into the former study hall, and reference books fill the shelves in the former read- ing room. RIGHT: Books sell fast. BELOW: Freshmen learn use of card catalog; Boys move magazines for library renovation. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP TO BOTTOM: Girls pre- pare books. Janice checks out a book. Girls process returned books. Graduated classes gaze out over readers. 26

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28 With varying methods, students peer back into history, ‘Christmas in Many Lands enriches history lessons for Cecilia, and Patricia finds good maps ease process of learning locations in world history. BOTTOM: Nolan makes it to the top—let’s hope he doesn’t descend too fast. BELOW: Sophomores find unguessed activity and life through microscope, and Ross uses black light to re- veal luminescence in fingernail polish and unexpected color in fluorescent rocks.