Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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As March introduces Spring, juniors make blossoms, butterflies February was the month of Valen- tines and also the month when junior rings arrived and senior announcements came. Basketball season drew to a close, and the tennis teams were already in ac- tion. The juniors were completing plans for the March 15 Prom, Elusive Butter- fly, and were making hundreds of paper flowers and butterflies to support their theme. Young Kimber Lee Norton talks to daddy from Mrs. Stewart's lap at basketball game; D. Rutherford, M. Singer, J. Sexton practice routine before February game; committee B. Boyd, M. Bourgeous, L. Dahners, G. Clouse, D. Crotts approve design for Junior-Senior Banquet table centerpieces. 16

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FHA bestow crowns and cagers challenge foes Along about the year's half-way point, the basketball schedule competed with exams for e xc i te ment. Sophomores, faced with aptitude tests, and juniors looking forward to possible scholarships, spent hours in silent concentration on tests in which many of the questions convinced them of how little they knew. Semester tests reminded the school that classroom activity was still important. Two dances, two favorites: Lloyd Waters was named GAC Beau; Philip Torres was the FHA Beau. At the Senior Ball, the FFA had presented a jacket to its Sweetheart, Terry Lovett. And just to keep class work inter- esting, and the spirit of inquiry at work, Mr. Foote set off dramatic scientific demonstrations. Back up fast! This cloud is what's left of sulphur, carbon, potassium nitrate combo. FHA president D. Mortensen presents crown, sweater to P. Torres at joint FFA-FHA dance. 15

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17 Rock garden blooms under black light and giant butterfly slowly turns above waterfall at Prom.