Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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N' L- SEE New cabinet Gives room for Wildkat trophies body offices: Rhonda Parsons, presidentg Debra Thygerson, vice-presidentg Virgie Aden, secretary-treasurer. THINGS Qfrom little to bigj: The nurse welcomed a new compact refrigerator for her medicines. And one May morning, early-comers discovered a great new trophy case occupying the space where the old ones had stood -a gift of the Class of 1970. New doors appeared on the south and east entrances ofthe main building. CUSTOMS and TRADITIONS: By vote of the students, the constitution was amended to permit eighth graders to vote for officers and cheerleader spots fone was electedj. Two-hour periods for finals were changed to one-hour for six weeks, and one for finals. It's been a happy year, says B.Baca, senior. LEFT: New south doors frame faces. LEFT, MIDDLE: To remember us by, M.Redwine presents football to Coach Werner. LEFT, TOP: Trophy case appears as if by magic after a week-endg L.Chapman is one of first to discover it. RIGHT: Coming down after one more day, flags billow in wind. The WILDKAT king and queen were crowned at the honors assembly, instead of waiting for fall and the arrival of the yearbooks. The traditional volleyball banquet was replaced by the all-sports banquet. It was a year full of the new and differentg but on the last day the flags rose and descended and were folded away to be ready for the first day of school, l97l- l972. zz, . 2 l NN iw l l

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1 Well, what is this hoard for? suggests M.Eddlcman. LEFT: Belts from crafts class are admired by P.Villa, D.Montoya, V. Garcia, R.Lopez. ABOVE LEFT: Coach Werner presides at Sports Banquet. Saf- ford's Coach Richard Pottle, left of him, was speaker.

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N t 0,59 6 xt. 1 I Y i' KN., g nw. ' j ' 31,29 39 Qi' gs X 1 g bbf rel -X' T :xg Q Lg S 9 I f if' Baseball Player. K 49 L its ft 2 Q ess Coach B. PECK introduces Outstanding Softball Players: M. SHIFLET with Spirit Bat for all-round dependabilityg R. SANDERS, catcher, B.BENNETT, first base: D.MONTOYA, short stop. 1 6 - , LEFT: J.CARRELL, C.THYGERSON were named Most Valuable Girl Athletes. BELOW: M.REDWINE, Most Valuable Football Player, Highest Batting Average in Baseball 1.52933 M.RITCHEY, Football Wildkat of the Yearg FRANK OLIVAS, M.V.P. in trackg R.WILLIAMS, Elks Award for Most Consistent Athlete, M.V.P. in Basketballg R.SMITH, outstanding in Tennis ibut record in school's historyj. Absent was: DON MONTOYA, Most Valuable Outstanding students Accept honors in sports Scholarships, pins, certificates, and trophies went to students at the Awards Assembly May 27, after athletes had received recognition at the Sports Ban- quet May 26. SENIORS ranking scholastically in the top ten per cent of the class received certificates from the Uni- versity of Arizona: DAVID LUNT, BRENT PAYNE, BARRY LUNT, MARTHA' DEL- GADO, RICHARD SMITH, DONNA RI- CHARDSON, MIKE JONES. Those granted tuition waivers or scholarships at Eastern Arizona College were Mike, Dale, Brent, Donna, VERN RICHARDSON, and Richard. Other senior honors were as follows: MAVIS DEANNE BABERS,' scholarship, Sanford College of Beauty Cultureg .IANA CARRELL, DAVID BOURGEOUS, Greenlee County Sherriffs Awardg MARTHA DELGADO, Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award, WILDKAT editor, English Awardg VICKI JENSEN, scholarship, Sanford Collegeg DALE LUNT, Bausch and Lomb Science Awardg DAVID LUNT, Valedictorian, Joseph Lehman Scholarship, Spanish Club Scholar- shipg BRENT PAYNE, First Place, Elks Leadership Contest in Greenlee County, Salutatoriang GLEN- NA HARTLEY REID, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, RICHARD SMITH, Arizona State