Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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ROY DOZIER Clerk ELVIN LUNT Member School property Additions, curriculum expansion follow comp! In their sixth year together, Duncan's five-man school board met monthly on school business with Superintendent Brubaker and Principal Chapman. In 1970, the vocational education department was expanded, with federal aid, to offer automotive ed- ucation and courses in electricity. Also, with federal assistance, Duncan schools prepared for 1971 summer classes for elementary and high school students, in reading and mathematics. With district taxpayers' approval, the school ac- quired land for a parking lot at the rear of the elemen- tary school, and added almost 18 acres above the bus garage for a flood control project. The board made plans for purchase of a second 84-passenger bus like that driven by James Sanders. Mr. Lunt was elected to a third term, and began in January his ninth year of service. In May, Mr. Bru- baker completed his l9th year as superintendent, and Mr. Chapman his seventh as principal. 22 'E' FRANK WILLIS Member ALFRED ATTAWAY President - vs, , .,.. Y Guests with husbands, wives at Junior-Senior Banquet included

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r . .g w rx '35 WYLIE BOYD Member DOUGLAS BRUBAKER, Superintendent FLOYD D. CHAPMAN, Principal preparations by board of education, administration 1 I sch Q., ool secretary Mrs. McEuen, Mr. Boyd, teachers D.Tellez, J. Street, D.Stephens, L.Montoya, Mr. Brubaker, Mr. Dozier, Mr. Chapman.