Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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A 5 li 2 5 . 'VA Big and little Chapmans follow football ac- tion fDoug is mascotj while, top, ticket-sel- ler Tellez counts gate cashg Coach Merrell signs giant letter to hospitalized E.Lopez3 and K.Pace, R.Smith, D.Carrell study lineup. 8 Excitement mounts As Kats back teams during fall turned into shorts, or stretched down and down till they reached the ground. This was the year ear-splitting dance bands shared time with melody groups and Western music. This was the year when the music students presented night concerts at Christmas and in May, when the girls wore white skirts with their concert coats, when the band was divided into beginning, intermediate, and senior sections. This was the year when hepatitis, scarlet fever, and the love-bug struckg when winter was warm and spring was cold, and mulberries froze. This was the year when some of the traditions continued: election of class officers during opening week and sale of activity ticketsg XM . xgtk Q Extra-successful Pep Club skit features dwarfs C.Thygerson, M.Womack, B.Offutt Qlegs looked a little weaklj.

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Familiar Fair, Dwferent crab soccer provide fun in health and P.E. and in electricity and automotive workg when girls' basketball and softball teams organized and played, when girls invaded the cafeteria workers' staff, Ag department, and the FFA. This was the year when an arts and crafts class was the scene of beltmaking, clock frame designing, experimenting with plastics in free form and from molds, candle- makingg rock study andjewelry making from native stones. This was the year when the concession stands lost the ice tub and gained a marvelous soda dispenser. It was the year when Ernesto Lopez was injured in football and ' said good-bye to that and other sportsg and when all the Duncan Valleyjoined in helping him and his family over the bad time. This year, snow came on a Saturday in Februaryg yo yos and clackers took overg skirts crept up and up and ..... D. Wright leads calf to stall at Fair. TOP: Crippled teacher B.Peek watches P.E. class play crab soccer. FAR LEFT and LEFT: Leather tooling occupies crafts students D. Nelson, V.Richardsong and sinner fB.Bridg- esj and saint fFr. Pettidj stroll to frosh initi- ation. UPPER LEFT: student body prexy B. Payne chats with D.Hales. 7 I

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nl --al -ff 5 I ,fa W D 9.525-'15, s'. 'Q' YT. an Q R f S -al K I K at A t l if , Q36 XX Y 3 'T P if K X - fi! 1 1' 4 TOP: Enjoyment, concentration show on faces of sidelined varsity players D.Damron, M.Redwine, D.Wright, T.Lovett. .xy N. About to board bus for volleyball tourna- ment, S.Pace, manager G.Jones, B.Bcnnett, and, above, Dr. Clothicr smile as if sure of victory ahead. LEFT: Blanket feels good X 5 to chilly pom pon L.Williams as she talks with cheerleader D.Briscoe. 9