Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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H. T. CLOTHIER J. W. SANTEE These our teachers We thank and honor Friends from school days . . . Wildkats together for almost 40 years . . . Producers of winning teams . . . Teachers whom successful men and women remember with gratitude for lessons well taught . . . When Wildkats remember their school, they remember H. T. Clothier and H. W. Santee, who have been teach- ers in the best sense: whose lives have proved that teaching by example is more important than talking theory; that de- manding only the best is the kind of teaching and coaching that brings re- sults . . . They remember the twinkle in Mr. Santee's eyes as well as the baton he may have rapped them with; they re- member Mr. Clothier's concern for their personal problems as well as his strictness in class and on the courts. These Wildkats they'll all remember! 3

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Friend and friend. e ll all remember Duncan High, we're all behind you-- Let our colors fly! Loyalty to thee we’re pledging, Dear old Duncan High! Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Honor red and gray! This our school we'll all remember Till our dying day. As Wildkats we are always fighting. Fighting to the end. Team for team, we're all together. Fighting friend and friend. CONTENTS This our school . Honor red and gray . Pages 19-34 We're all behind you Team for team . Loyalty to thee . Advertisements . . Pages 87-105 Senior Register . Index Pages 107-108

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Spruce - up operations End summer; action begins in band, volleyball, Band practices for annual Rampage sponsored by city council and Sheriffs Posse. Mr. Santee checks positions; G. Tippetts readies for go signal. Below, football boys prepare for practice with warm-ups (on a hot day). K. Pace, F. Todd were among crew of students em- ployed by Neighborhood Youth Corps to help clean the school buildings during summer. Here they remove Venetian blinds in elementary school library and will wash both blinds and windows in all rooms. 4