Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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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.

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Vocational courses Make hobbies pay ojf offer practical training Crazy about cars! Such students, and many who planned careers using automotive knowledge and skills were happy to be allowed to sign up for courses in auto mechanics, and to work on various heaps and engines while learning. Mr. Bigler, who had taught in 1969-1970 at Eastern Arizona College, drove daily to Duncan from his home in Central. He and his wife Evelyn have four children: Sally Jo, l7g Kristine, 12, Kendall, three, and Jason, one year. Mr. Pace, completing his l5th year as Duncan's one-man vocational agriculture staff, taught theory in agriculture, directed farm projects, instructed classes in welding and farm mechanics, and sponsored the Future Farmers. Mr. Stephens, in this third year at Duncan, added a new and popular class, arts and crafts, to his in- dustrial arts and vocational building trades. He was Junior Class sponsor. Aden, B.Michael, G.Campbell, M.Ritchey, R.White study residential wiring. DANIEL H. STEPHENS JOSEPH A. BIGLER Industrial Arts Auto Mechanics Vocational Building Trades Drafting Arts and Crafts Electricity ' ,, Agriculture class was brightened not only by variety but also beauty by J.Carrell, T.Lovett, here engrossed in film. n