Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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•MtmL. Role playing Paints with reality history’s The name of the game is 1787. The players are Luis Montoya’s American history classes. The scene: the Con- stitutional Convention of the United States of America. Acting out such scenes was one method used to bring alive the events and charac- ters of history and excite students' interest in the past. Of course, it wasn’t all fun and games. Lectures and out- lines required reading and STRANGE LOCATIONS for Mr. Bowman's government classes were math room. ABOVE AND ABOVE LEFT; business-English II room. LEFT AND BELOW LEFT; even the typing room, during the winter when fifth graders occupied Room .3

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H.T. CLOTHIER. Business Education, Art. Sponsor. Girls’ Athletic Club. Tennis. B.A.. Bethany College. M.A., Colorado State. Greeley. Duncan High School 1931- BARBARA POWELL. Homemaking. Sponsor. Senior Class. Future Homemakers of America. B.S., University of Arizona. Duncan High School 1971- DAN STEPHENS substituted second semester in English II. business. He received a B.A. in Education at Arizona State University, had taught at DHS 1969-1971. Business law students Jill Webb. Diane Abeyta. Robert Darby seek help. WATCHFUL COOKS are Kathy Penry. Robin Van Fleet. Julie Wagley. HOME- MAKING PROJECT, top. in spring, was fashion show for PTA program. Sharin Mortensen. Gayle Crockett model costumes they had made for Maid of Cotton Contest. 27

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crucial events thinking. Book reports were extra assignments. Persuaded by Mr. Montoya to enter a contest sponsored by Representative John Con- lan of Arizona. Jeanie Clouse was winner of an expense- paid trip to Washington, D.C. Also, through Mr. Montoya's efforts, Duncan High was accepted as a participant in the model United Nations for 1974. Seniors studied with Mr. Bowman the theories behind the operation of government- federal, state, and local— bringing up to date and near at home the application of history and the lessons learned or not learned by lawmakers in applying his- tory to the formation of policies and the practice of government. The presidential and local elections of 1972 gave the seniors practical knowledge of one phase of American government. WORLD HISTORY attracted all grades, especially freshmen, sophomores: Debbie Valdez. Sue Shreve. and OP- POSITE. Lydia Munguia. Frank Muel- lersman. LUIS MONTOYA. History. SDonsor Senior Class. Student Council. B.S., M.A., Northern Arizona University. Duncan High School 1969- J.HUBERT BOWMAN. Amercian Gov- ernment, Counseling. Sponsor. Student Council. B.S.. M.A.. West- ern New Mexico University. Duncan High School 1965- MR. MONTOYA'S lecture stand, though not on wheels, could be pushed around to convenient places. Here he elaborates on one of his favorite themes: Brother- hood. Expressions of faces of Jeanie Clouse. Sammie Bailey reflect his gift for using humor to drive home a point. Speech better than silence! 29