Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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X V' -4 CLASS OF 1971, FIRST ROW: C.Crotts, J.Medrano, R.Smith, B.Cauthen, T.Lopez, J.Harris, O.Montoya, K.Ford, L.Sexton. BACK ROW: H.Lopez, M.Redwine, M.Young, M.Ritchey, T. Montoya, F.Todd, M.Jones, P.Nelson, L.Wilkerson, P.Waters, Largest class R.Gates, M.Mortenscn, M.Womack, S.Gardner, D.Peck, D.Nel- son, V.Jcnsen, G.SalIis, D.Lunt, D.Bourgeous, B.Lunt, L.Mon- toya, V.Richardson, W.Attaway. Absent is F.Olivas, who was competing at the Luke Greenway Track Meet in Phoenix. Reaches long awaited day climaxing preparations . a 1 t fa!! g,.1.........----....aM W Popular purchase for seniors was key which B.Rodriguez wears as necklace. ABOVE: Computer aptitude tests occupy D.Peck, D.Eddlemeng and choosing announcements is serious decision for A.Cervantez. 18 2. GIFTS, givers, recipients struggle to get together in crowd after Commencement. T.Crawford and D.Carrell look and search.

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++V W 40' - , ' ' Q I , I ip t , so ,,k J ,,,:i1. I X 1 PI- -f H s I SENIOR HONORS, FIRST: Ci.Hurtley Reid, M.Delgudo, C. Thygcrson, M.D.Bubers, V.Jensen. ROW 2: B.Puyne, V.Rich- scholarship, citizenship University Outstanding Achievement Award, CINDY THYGERSON, Outstanding Commerce Student, PAUL WATERS, Most Valuable Journa- lism Student. .IUNIORS recognized were COLLEEN MER- RELL, Girls State, Accompanist for Band and Choir, American History Award, Advanced Math Award, Outstanding Junior cited by University of Arizona, MARLA PAYNE, Arizona State Uni- versity Medallion of Merit, full tuition scholarship for first semester, American History Award, CHARLES SMITH, Boys State, highest score flocallyj in National Mathematics Contest, Univer- sity ofArizona Outstanding Junior. Two SOPHOMORES tied for highest score locally in the Arizona Mathematics Contest: RHONDA VAN FLEET, WILLIAM BENNETT. f Y ardson, D.Richardson, Dale Lunt, R.Smith, P.Watcrs. BACK J.Carrell, D.Bourgeous, D,Nclson, M..lones, B.Lunt. C73 .IUNIORS winning recognition were C.Merrell, C.Smith, M.Payne DAVID LUNT BRENT PAYNE Valedictorian Salutatorian I7

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CLASS OF 1971, FIRST ROW: A.Cervantez, M.Delgado, D. Damron, C.Thygerson, R.Sanders, G.Reid, J.Hartlcy, V.San- chez, E.Garcia, D.Briscoe. BACK ROW: M.D.Babers, D.Payne, R.Ortega, G.Stockton, .l.Stephens, B.Baca, D.Crotts, D.Eddle- for graduation and aj7er Seventy students, largest in Duncan High's history, were graduated in a program where the speakers were top-ranking members ofthe class. For months, they had been planning for the great moment, ordering announcements, cards, and memory books: planning ahead for school, mar- riage, or jobs. They had practiced the slow marching step traditional graduation exercises. Now they were alumni. xii.. man, R.Williams, T.Crawford, D.Wright, TomLovett, B.Payne, D.Richardson, Dale Lunt, J.Weisling, R.White, R.Rodriguez, V. Villa, H.Ccrvantes, Teri Lovett, V.Gale, G.Renteria, J.Carrell, D.Beauford, G.Fowler. xtl' 4-I, li-Q H392 .ia 'il Ending Commencement program, Class of l97l sings Alma Mater. let is R' X I N , fl -.4 31 i -X tiiil i 'sg i FAR LEFT: First practicefB.Lunt leads processional. LEFT O.Montoya moves from last briefing to line-up for Commencement ABOVE: T.Crawford, D.Eddleman lead recessional. 19