Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1974 volume:

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Clothier The I974 WILDKAT is H.T. Clothier's special book, with greetings and hearty best wishes from all Wildkats, l93l to I974. Who can guess how many fingers pounded typewriter keys? How many turned in budgets? How many drew and painted pictures? How many feet pounded the tennis courts and the volleyball lloor during the 43 years when Mr. Clothier was preparing students lor life and business, laying down his rules and enforcing themg winning games and tournaments? lt would be hard to count the grateful students who visited him over the years to thank him for setting a good example and maintaining high standards in the courses he taught and the sports he loved and coached. Well, let the WILDKAT say for all: Thank you, Mr. Clothier. We wish you Godspeed and happy retirement. We will not forget you. Death of SU TH H1 CI' Saddening the summer of 1973 at its beginning was the death on June 24 of Mrs. Mildred Clark who had been Duncans eighth grade teacher from 1943 to 1964. Many DHS alumni re- membered her as a kind teacher yet firm and efficient. Duncan remembered the operettas she directed for many years. Like her husband, W.M., and their son Bill, Mrs. Clark was a Duncan High graduate, Mr. Clark was a school board mem- ber for 17 yearsg and the Clark Mercantile began serving the 'fl' Duncan Valley in 1909. ' po Mr. and Mrs. Clark enjoy visiting at retirement party ofJ.W. Santee in l970. DHS graduate, loved teacher, saddens 5 J mamma I 'if f a tide. .5 ,yr V .Q Arrival of yearbooks was happy September event. Above: Summer achiever was Kristy Newby, Arizona's All-Round Cowgirl for I973-1974, and Greenlee County Rodeo Queen. Summer honors, Early practices What did you do with your summer? Some people did nothingg others worked, studied, traveled. They attended cheerleader and music camps, andjoined sports programs. Before school began, teams were practicing, teachers were planningg the student council were discussing events for the year. Yearbooks came in during the second week of school, and memories were revived. Football and volleyball games began in Septemberg the photog- rapher came for individual pic- turesg class schedules were final- izedg the juniors ordered their class ringsg WILDKAT sales- men were selling adsg there were pom pon tryouts, TB skin tests, an FFA judging trip. Clubs were urging members to pay their dues! --.B A i ,..,,,,,. H xmas. Football practice begins. Below: N.Merrell, D.Carrell serve punch at faculty meetingg move toward welcomes, plans M..lones, .l.Crum, B.Gale keep batons flying in linal work-out before football game. men survey the field at opening dance. uh., K. Mortensen, third year varsity player whams a typically good volleyball spike. I Sophomore sock hop finds D. Carrell pulling off M. Lunt's boots, Above Center: College representative talks with seniors. Top Of Page: Chess fever strikes early. Table is too short, no matter how .l.Poage, L.Montoya try to adjust. N will Q 1 asv! I ' ' , . gd A Y L, if tu l ' . f Q ...- Q. I 'ii if '44 .. .-A J.. Swimming pool, Depression-built, is condemned. Here, shop students raze old checking-candy stand. Above Center: K.Cox, P.CIaridge examine Wasp of soph Homecoming float which they hope to squash. Top: Homecoming rehearsal combines band, pep squad, royalty nominees. .IZ Cool weather Begins: events stir enthusiasm Fall, then Christmas: football, volleyball: then basketball and tennis practice: junior rings, col- lege recruiters: Homecoming, the Senior Ball: pep assemblies, the Carnival. By Christmas, school had been going on a long time! Since the 1972 llood,there had been no Halloween Parade as for many years: now the PTA and the student council jointly spon- sored a carnival. Queen candi- dates were chosen by elementary children, and the high school clubs profited from booths. Freshmen survived initiation. Both school libraries were sharing space till a new building would be ready. The band plays' The King and Queen are about to be crowned! tSee page 91.5 Choosing design for class ring takes serious thought. At SC meeting S Pugmire plans car- Because Senior Ball is on school night, Senior Ball highlight is picture time. nival with Mr L Poage PTA president, N.Garcia may wear curlers to class. R.Garcia, M.Montoya smile their best. After halfway point, Basketball season claims Wildkats attentlon and Injured ankle can't keep S.Martinez far from the game: it's soak and watch. Appreciating popcorn are H.T. Clothier and J.H. Bowman. Right: Burros ready to eat! N.Merrell brings hers for the GAC concession. Far Right: S.Lujan prepares National Honor Society candy- grams and L.Chapman delivers one to B.Gale. Pages 8-9: Pom pons warm up before halftime. With the middle of the year, cheerleaders were screaming at the gamesg classes and clubs were popping corn furiously and peo- ple were eating it as fast as it was popped. This was the time for a club or a class to earn a little cash for a pet project. Pep as- semblies continued to stage class yelling contests for spirit pointsg the pep band tucked itself into a far corner and tooted for victory. Parents' Night meant corsages for moms and pride for all parents. Exams were overg the faculty played the D Club in basketball. It was Valentine's Day. The FHA-FFA dance was fun. It was the end of a great basket- ball season. lnter vanlshes A ,...'w ,...--- ' - 4 Library gets Valentine spirit: M.Lunt, Juniors' yelling is reinforced by L.Cr0tts. G.Waters help Mrs. Richins decorate. Frosh, sophs await their turn. Trumpet, trombone tones seem better from on high: L.Mortenscn, L.Nelson like perch Left: Wives ol'Coaches Crotts, Valenzuela sell purple elephant chances for D Club. Parents' Night: M. Lunt escorts mother and sister Nancy assists with eorsuges. X..an'!F ' k.,,L,XK Clockwise: Only sixth grade classrooms remain of old elementary schoolg com- paring notes of Washington trip are M. Gentry, J.Clouse1 FFA-FHA dance is fun for B.GaIe, Y.Walters1 K.Penry finds R.Ortega a cheerful volunteer when she pins up hem of her new dress. Year's work Brings projects By spring, the ground was swept bare of traces of the old elementary school. The new tennis courts had been in use for many weeks, but track and base- ball teams still were hoping for better facilities. Easter vacation gave a week's break before students began to concentrate on finishing typing budgets, science reports, clothing or reading contracts. The band and choir's year was almost ended after the festival and concerts. Clubs and classes elected new officersg the FHA and FFA installed their officers and recognized outstanding members. Days were warm, dust devils proclaimed that it was spring: seniors were noticeably counting the days till graduation. Sack lunchers find less shade to snooze in as apring sun changes course. Above: Career education reports bring students to library. 10 o completiong deadlines, elections fill calendar Future Homemakers' new oflicers are headed by President L. Payne. At end ofline is J.Poage, Beau, but also, as at right, handyman One poultryman to another: H.T. Clo- thier presents poultry production award to Greenhand Adam Luna. Left: High achievers for FFA's year were Mike Lunt, Star Chapter Farmerg James Nel- son, Star Greenhand. They escort in- coming Sweetheart, Marsha Lunt, Completely exhausted, C.Cathemer, L. Allred Flop in swing in photo alcove. 'Just You 'n' Me' is Prom theme, then, graduation Early in May, the juniors hon- ored the seniors with the Junior- Senior Prom and Banquet and named Glenda Bussey and Dan Carrell the queen and king. Just You 'n' Me was the Prom theme, and purple and orchid crepe paper streamers accented with flowers enclosed the dance floor. An alcove with a swing was the spot for couples to be photographed. Three weeks later, the seniors received their diplomas. Between, were track and tennis meets, the Awards Assembly, the Town Kats' Banquet, and other final events. Then the lower classes came to school till May 3,1 be- cause of days taken off during a February epidemic. 'Tis the night before the Prom: the decorating is finished! Juniors arejustly proud! I2 Through the flowery tunnel, K.Cox and H.Nichols enter the purple-hung Prom. i uv- All ready for the Banquet and for their speeches of welcome and reply are Jun- ior Class President Debbie Valdez, Sen- ior Class President Karin Mortensen. Underclassmen receiving recognition and awards were, First L.Webb, M.Gentry, N.Merrell, M.Lunt, J.Nelson, and J.Rapier. Row: P.Quinones, C.Cathemer, W.Hooper, R.Van Fleet, D. Back Row: W.Cuthbertson, T.Cox, G.Weeks, R.Lunt, .l.Poage, Valdez, N.Crockett, and J.Crum. Row 2: M.Dowling, J.Pena, L.Crotts,S.Martinez, and C.Cauthen Scott Pugmire Wins ROTC grant, others earn varied awards Coaches, teachers, Duncan's Town Kats, colleges, organizations, and in- dustry honored students in I974 with awards, recognition, and scholarships. SCOTT PUGMIRE, awarded a four- year ROTC scholarship with the United States Air Force, led the list in value of college grants. Other seniors winning educational aid were Qin alphabetical orderl: DAN CARRELL-Elks' Most Consistent Athlete award: LYNN CHAPMAN-Parent-Teachers Assn., National Honor Society: GAYLE CROCKETT-Spanish Club: CHERYL MAHAN-Sanford College of Beauty Culture: STAN JONES-Joseph H. Lehman Memorial, Eastern Arizona College academic: LESLIE MORTEN- SEN-Phelps Dodge Smelter Coke Fund, EAC Music: DWIGHT PAYNE -EAC academic: JILL WEBB- PTA and Cowbelles. Seniors winning awards were: SAM- MIE BAILEY-John Philip Sousa Band Award: DAN CARRELL-Foot- ball Outstanding in Defense, Hon. Mention All-Conf., Co-Champ, 2 on 2 Basketball Tournament: LYNN CHAPMAN-Outstanding in Com- merce, l00-Word Shorthand Pin, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow: JEANIE CLOUSE-Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award: BRENDA GALE - Out- standing Homemaker: STAN JONES- Valedictorian, John Philip Sousa Band Award: Outstanding in Tennis: MIKE LUNT-FFA Star Chapter Farmer, Basketball Hon. Mention All-Conf., Ist Team All-Christmas Tourn. KARIN MORTENSEN - Outstanding Girl Athlete, Outstanding in Tennis. LESLIE MORTENSENiMost Inspirational in Football, Ml in Track, All-State in Track: SHARIN MORTENSEN- Volleyball Award. RALPH ORTEGA- Basketball Most Valuable Player, lst Team All-Christmas Tourn., lst Team All-Conf., lst Team All-State: DWIGHT PAYNE-Salutatorian, Bausch 84 Lomb Science Award: CHRIS WEISLING-- Outstanding in Choir tNational School Choral Awardl. Underclassmen receiving recognition were: CINDY CATHEMER-lst Year Typing 60-Word Pin: CLIFFORD CAUTHEN-Track All-Conf: TIM COX-Arizona State University Medal- lion of Merit, Honors in Scholastic Magazines regional art contest and PTA state art contest:NORMA CROCKETT -World History Award: LARRY CROTTS-Boys State, Basketball lst Team All-Conf., Co-Champ 2 on 2 Basketball Tourn., Baseball 2d Team All-Conf.: JEANINE CRUMf2d Year Typing 80-Word Pin: BILL CUTHBERTSON ! JV Football MVP: MARY LOU GENTRY-Junior Congressional Scholar: WYLA HOOP- ER - Outstanding FHAer: ROD LUNT-Baseball 3d Team All- Conf.: MARSHA LUNTgGirls State, Outstanding in Choir, Volleyball Award: SAM MARTINEZ-wFootball Out- standing in Offense, Basketball 2d Team All-Conf., named by Arizona Prep Magazine one of top 33 prep players in state, Baseball MVP, 3d Team All- Conf. JAMES NELSON - Most Improved in Band, FFA Star Green- hand: JERRY PENA-Mr. Physical Fitness: JEFF POAGE-Student Body President-Elect, University of Arizona Achievement Award: JACK RAPIERM Track All-Conf: STEVE RICHINS- Baseball Most Improved: DEBBIE VALDEZ - S.B. Vice- Pres. - Elect: ROBIN VAN FLEET-S.B.Sec.-Elect: GARY WEEKSHTrack All-Conf. D Club jackets went to seniors Dan Carrell, Mike Lunt, Stan Jones, Leslie Mortensen, Leonard Nelson, Ralph Ortega, Scott Pugmire. Billie Lackey won the girls' Gold Merit Physical Fitness Award: Presidential Fitness citations went to Lynn Chap- man, Kimmie Cox, Cindy Dunlap, Nancy Garcia, Marsha Lunt, Sharin Mortensen, Sue Ellen Shreve. Earning art class awards were Tim Cox, Mike Lunt, Cheryl Mahan, Inez Pena, Patsy Quinones, Lewis Webb. Town Kats' Teacher of the Year was Mrs. Nathalie Van Gundy. DWIGHT PAYNE STANFIRD JONES Salutatorian Valedictorian Mr. Clothier presents tennis trophy to D.Carrell for school. Right: Wildkat Singers at Town Kats' Banquet. Top: T. Cox studies night art class's exhibit. swim Award Winners- F'ifSf ROWI J-Webb, C-Mahan. L.Ch21P- Mortensen, .I.Clouse, K.M0rtensen, L.Nelson. Back Row: M man, S.Mortensen, S.Ba1ley. Row 2: C.Weisling, B.Gale, L. Lunt,R.Ortega,S.Pugmire,D.Payne,D.Carrell,S..lones fs' X z 7 , W at W Z , A A 1 , Wa 2 3 F ,' XA gk. M ' 4 A g Q .Q Q 'fi' iii I 1' 1 . ' x 3, m 1 fa Aa 1-39 I ,-' '- I f 9' N 4. eff f ff' ST DIES l l t i 3 5 E . 1 X l Q f 9 1 1 . l At board meeting in superintendent's office are new elementary Supt. Archie Stephens, Wylie Boyd, Edwin Barlow, high school school Princ. O'Dell Henderson, Board Clerk Grant Howard, Princ. Floyd Chapman, Elvin Lunt, Board President Roy Dozier. Mr, Dozier, Mr. Chapman chat at year's first PTA meeting, when teachers and parents meet. On last week-end before school begins, Supt. Stephens introduces new teachers, briefs faculty on year's rules, schedule. State law changes Affect school board elections, district financing Changes in state laws were a feature to remember about 1973- l974, according to Supt. Archie Stephens. Because of one new law, there was no school board election in 1973. Now members would be chosen at general elec- tion time every four years. State finance laws were dif- ferent also, one purpose being to reduce district taxes. For the high school, a bond election approved purchase of 28 acres of land running south of High Street approximately from the water tower above the school to the American Legion building. Two new tennis courts were laid near the site ofthe old elementary school, and the auto mechanics department moved out of the vocational trades building into one of the former sixth grade classrooms. With the flood-damaged ele- mentary building now only a memory, the administration be- gan plans for an eight-classroom school across the Gila River from Duncan on land donated by Car- roll, William, and Edwin Dean in honor of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dean. Like most other school boards, Duncan's worried about the gasoline shortage, and the school installed an extra 1,000 gallon tank for storage ofthe monthly gas allotment. Because of increasing elemen- tary school enrollment, two new portable .classrooms came: and an elementary principal, four new teachers, and six aidesjoined the teaching staff. High school enrollment and teaching staff remained about the same as in 1972-1973. ARCHIE L. STEPHENS FLOYD D. CHAPMAN Superintendent Principal xi -T Supt. Stephens enthusiastically explains blueprint for new building as teaching aide Mrs Jane Monahan, girls' P.E. instructor Mrs. Barbara Stauffer ask questions. r ,. F ifi gy Q' QQ . i . x . 'P' v . F- il! , ' ut K on 1 u A iXa is . 5 -N' '. t , , .W a - General business problems send Miss Esry up and down the aisles helping students, there, A.Montoya, K.TregemboJ. Left: Business law questions absorb D.Poitra. si s Elite shorthand class takes dictation from Mr. Clothier: J.Crum, students S.Jones, N.MerrelI at work. Right: Hamburgers fry S.Lujan, L.Chapman, S.Mortenscn. Above: Bookkeeping honor as K.Penry, G.Crockett cook for Homemaking llI,IV. Pinning, cutting occupy Homemaking lls K.Cox, D.Green, N.Lunt. H.T. CLOTHIER, Business Education, Art. Sponsor Girls' Athletic Club. Tennis Coach. B.A., Bethany College, M.A., Colorado State, Greeley. Duncan High l93l- .IACQUE WHITE. B.S., University of Arizona. Homemaking Sponsor, Future Homemakers of America. Duncan High 1973-KAY ESRY. B.S., Grand Canyon College. English II, Business Law -Economics, General Business, Sponsor, Sophomore Class. P- g 1 fl,-gf Duncan High 1973-W -f-gf Q, ' Q Workbooks, notebooks Add practice to commerce, homemaking study Bookkeeping practice sets, business workbooks, and home- making notebooks filled up dur- ing the year as students worked problems to prove and illustrate book principles. Homemaking students studied career education, child care, and home designing, plus the usual cooking and sewing. They en- joyed planning and furnishing dream houses: they learned to read patterns and sew, in foods, they learned calorie input and nu- tritional values. In typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping, Mr. Clothier's young Janes and bucks fol- lowed rules, developed speed, practiced typing letters, index cards, and themes. Bookkeeping students learned to balance home and business budgets. Accuracy was the aim in shorthand for fu- ture secretaries and student note- takers. Workbooks were important in business law and general business. Practice problems cov-insurance, legal rights, traffic laws. Writing checks correctly, budgeting, and '-- A spending wisely were USCfl1l WOI'k. Rug crocheting: S.Shreve watches Y.Walters's nimble tingers. Above: Sewing tips by Miss White help A.Cervantesg and typing speedster C.Cathemer develops accuracy. 'Put this with that, What will be the result'7 is math, science problem Dependable probabilities, or what a person can expect from known facts, were the lessons math students learned as they solved problems, and science studentslearnedastheyperformed experiments. In math, many students worked at their own speed, from those who found even general math hard to advanced students who went to trigonometry. In- dividual help from Mr. Merrell supplemented homework and blackboard lectures, Mr. Davis emphasized earth science: geology, oceanography, meteorology, environmental problems. Three students-Dan Carrell, Jeff Poage, Chris Weis- lingfstudied physics, Dan built a weather station on the high school roof. Jeff studied physical science also. Something new was the study of career opportunities in the fields of chemistry and biology, with library research and written reports. J.EImer, M.Turman probe for parts of pig fetus s anatomy and oxygen from water Middle D Tucker A Lunt follow manual in J.Pouge studies trigonometry. Top: S.Pugm1re S Smith extract proving existence of piglet s tiny parts 'ii Mrs. M..l. Arrington explains composition of rocks to P.Lee, R.Lunt, L.Mortensen. 'C Mr. Davis, E. Harris. .I.Fisher, K.Wagley observe eroding effects ofwater on sand. ,-Q ,,. I ,4 NED MERRELL. Mathematics, Spon- sor. Junior Class. B.S. Western New Mexico University. Duncan High I967 THOMAS J. DAVIS. Science. Assistant in Football. Sponsor, Senior Class. D Club, B.A., Western New Mexico University. Duncan High l970 X. Medrano appreciates extra explanation from Mr. Merrell on math problem fat left, new student C. Ronquilloj. Above: M. Jones, Mr. Merrell work out solution to difficult problem in advanced math. Students study Ideas of great authors, struggle with grammar J.Nelson uses pocket dictionary to study vocabulary list in English Ill. Ideas in literature to help people understand one anotherg grammar and composition to help them express their own ideas in good language and with logical organization: these were the goals in language classes. Seniors in Mr. Pasco's English IV experimented with new con- cepts of grammar and read great classics of English literature. They dabbled in etymology, using BEOWULF to see how Eng- lish used to be, and uncovering Latin word origins. In English III, Mr. Tellez stressed grammar. They have to learn the basics before they can write or speak well, he said. As he considered listening and speaking to be very important, he required oral book reports and current events regularly. i The sophomores in Miss Esry's English II also studied grammar and read literature. Packing grammar into 65 freshman brains was different from senior class discussions, Mr. Pasco learned. Some- times, he declared, all I could say was 'Help! ' but he and his students enjoyed directed reading, as there students could contract for almost any kind of book, easy or hard, if it was on the approved list fsee Sue Ellen Shreve, page 19, studying lists posted in libraryj. Spanish? Well, said Mr. Tellez, we used a text book this year. You can be sure grammar and pronunciation were basic. Also, in Spanish II we read a simplified DON QUIXOTEY' English IV atmosphere is relaxedg students enjoy discussions with Mr. Pasco. P.Ruiz, however, seems to lind English I tiring. ,wo DON TELLEZ. Spanish, English III. Sponsor, Spanish Club, National Honor Society. B.S. in Education, Northern Arizona University. Duncan High School l968- ANTHONY PASCO. English l, IV, Directed Reading. Sponsor, Student Action for Education. B.A., University of Southern Florida, Tampa. Duncan High School January, l973 Joel Dozier's battered llth grade gram- mar has had much use. Above: D.Pena seems to wish for relief from grammar study. Right, From Top: Julie Dozier is absored in Eng. ll assignmentg M. Pugmire attacks homeworkg D.Allison studies while R.Darby checks blackboard for English lll word list. pg i 11 A - 1 . . f A ' . Q 4 is ' . - 1' ' hi ., K .feta-242-3 t 2 FOY G. POWELL. lnstrumental and Vocal Music. B.S., Western New Mexico University. Sponsor, Senior Class. Duncan High School 1970- I Bass clarinetist D.Valdez and alto M. Jones practice hard in class. Right: Re- hearsal for Homecoming finds S.Jones tooting his tuba on football field. Want to express yourself? Creativity gains momentum in ek rg i five t ,H ,,. V K What is creativity? What makes little kids like to draw or beat the drums or play with ham- mer and saw? The same thing that makes high school students sign for music, art, or crafts. Some chose the tympani, some the woodwinds, some the brass- and behold, the Duncan Wildkat band. Some signed for singing and that meant the choir. The art room almost over- flowed with those who like to draw and paint. Students dis- played their work at the fairg some won ribbons in the state PTA competition and the Scho- lastic M agazines contest. Arts and crafts students ex- perimented with wood, plastics, leather. Even girls learned to use saws, lathe, router, and sander. Results were bowls, candlesticks, tables, belts, purses, collage, decoupage, gift boxes. That was creativity! Leather belts were popular in arts and crafts. Here, Left, C.Mar- tinez cuts her name on a belt. S.Mortensen, Center, carefully 3-N sands the surface of a Checkerboard: and, Right, K.Wilkerson cautiously turns a mahogany goblet on the lathe. band and choir, craft work, drawing and painting - ,s,,. r ln pre-Christmas program last minute run-through, something parts. Top ol' Page: High school student posing for adult art is ajoke for M.Lunt, B.Gale, M.Richins, while N.Crockett takes night class is M.Lunt. G.Bussey, senior student enrolled in the practice seriously. ln class, S.Pugmire, D.Payne do scales, sing class, receives help from Mr.Clothier. l ,,,.---' Book learning 'I Student teacher John Zamar, from the University of Arizona, lectures in Ag l. Far Left: Mr. Zamar supervises A.Keller, who is learning welding techniques. Helps, but practice prevails in vocational classes D.Gardner and L.Crotts puzzle over drafting problem. Right: N.Varela ad- justs carburetor in auto mechanics. Books and instructions were only the starting point in voca- tional classes, whether students read about grasses and then identified themg studied motor manuals, then tore down the motors and re-assembled themg studied wiring charts, then in- stalled wiring systemsg listened to lectures on woods and tools, then used them. Vocational agriculture gave experience in all departments of farm work: plants, animals, farm mechanics. In vocational building trades, the boys began with drawings and ended with model houses and useful items from boxes to gun racks. Auto mechanics was a pleasure for car nutsg it also prepared students for careers and made them good at do-it-yourself money-saving car repairs. . KA JOSEPH A. BIGLER. Electricity, Auto Mechanics. Voca- tional Experience, Teaching at Eastern Arizona College. Duncan High School 1970 DANIEL H. STEPHENS. Vocational Building Trades, Arts and Crafts, Drafting Sponsor, Junior Class, B.A. in Ed., Arizona State University. Duncan High School l968-19711 i973 ERWIN CROTTS. Vocational Agriculture. Coach, Junior Varsity Basketball. Sponsor, Future Farmers of America, DCluh. Duncan High i972 Q, F.Cervantes. R.Richins work on block. Top: Ford Motor Co. representative discusses gift of tractor engine to ag dept. Right: G.Lopez, F.Damron. R. Poitra install lights in ag shop. L.Nelson, from wood shop, attaches molding to finish paneling in Room 2. Right: M.Lunt, D.Carrell with Manual x study construction ol' motor. 5 .5 1 ...I Mr. Tony Murphy, representing Alco- holics Anonymous, was frequent visitor at school, and excited serious discussion among history students of the alcohol problem. Above: Mr. Bowman passes to L. Mortensen, J.Clouse reprints of the material to he used in unit on Arizona history and government, Right: B.Ciale Koh no more work'?l checks new study outline: S,Mortensen waits for hers. For future citizens, Looking at past LUIS MONTOYA. History. Sponsor, Student Council. Coach, Freshman Basketball, Track. B.S., M.A., Northern Arizona University. Duncan I969- .l. HUBERT BOWMAN. American Government, Counseling. Sponsor, Student Council, Freshman Class. B.S., M.A., Western New Mexico University. Duncan 1965 - vents explains present problems Required subject American history, for which most juniors register, forms the background for American government, also a required course. Mr. Montoya, almost a veteran after trying Land succeedingj for five years to make his subject interesting, used outlines and lectures and covered the blackboard with the million facts and complica- tions woven into the fabric of world and American history. Simulation games, outside reading, and enthusiastic pre- sentations held attention, even if it all did seem most terribly hard! Mr. Bowman's classes studied not only the theory ol' govern- ment, they discussed the applica- tion of Constitutional law, its use, and its abuse, in the United States of the 19705. A part ofthe course was a unit in Arizona government, showing how Mr. Montoya's wild West had been tamed into civilized law-and- order. Not so interesting, maybe, but important! Z,- .xl Mr. Montoya helps D.Allison with prob- lem in world history: D.McKay studies. Top: M.Cervantez, R.Snider study test results. Middle: J.Webb, C.Weisling, C. Mahan view filmstrips showing Arizona history. Left: R.Lunt as George Wash- ington conducts near-violent simulation of Constitutional Convention. N.Garcia stands by as John Adams. .P -I f ,Q B-tx ? ,.n-s JOHN VALENZUELA. Physical Ed- ucation, Driver Education. Head Coach, Basketball, Baseball, Assistant in Foot- ball. Sponsor, D Club. B.S. Northern Arizona University. Duncan l97l- BARBARA STAUFFER. Girls' Phys- ical Education, Health. Coach, Volley- ball, Softball. Sponsor, Girls' Athletic Club. B.S. Arizona State University. Duncan 1970-- P.E. projects Put muscles to Sit-ups, pull-ups, running up and down D Hill, and varied sports provided plenty of phys- ical fitness encouragement for both girls and boys in P.E. Coach Barbara Stauffer used tumbling mats, rackets, balls, and other equipment to keep her students active, and six-weeks exams tested their skills. Coach John Valenzuela had his boys working out just about any time on the universal gym. Tests and contests gave recogni- tion to the strong men: some boys made school records. For a little fresh air, the boys ran obstacle courses. Climb the goal posts, run as fast as you can, jump the hurdles, end where you began. Puffing and sweating are good for you! Coach V. might have said. Both coaches took on junior high students in 1973-74, and on cold winter days the gym bulged with clusters of high schoolers and junior highs throw- ing baskets, tumbling, bounc- ing, andjumping. f Groans sometimes accompanied sit-ups, other exercises: also brought many laughs. k d 1 ' ' Arabesque turn, here begun by N.KeIler, , 2:31:15 pivoting before doing a somer- , ,ig Q s ,k y Fi ' 1 - Q - rags V 'g ' ,gt ig. i i '35 t R L 1 ful? K A . 1 6 I D' . V N - ' 1 av N ,L , .. . ue.- i 's ..-4- F ' 1 Crab soccer was favorite among gym activities for girls. Here, Coach Stauffer has tossed up the ball for beginning of frantic play. Left: J.Cline, C.Allison were among girls who liked tennis especially. Opposite Page, Above: T.Billingsley was tops in pull-ups, N.Vu- rela in bar dips, D.Tucker in sit-ups. Bottom: Workout on athletic field included shinny- ing up the goal post iso wobblyM. Montoya holds it here for R.Monaresj, running around the field, ending with hurdles. OFFICE ASSISTANTS, First: S.Bailey, L.Munguia, L.Chap- men, R.Van Fleet fhigh school ofiicejg S.Lujan, G.Cr0ckett tele- mentary schoolj. Row 2: K.Ballard QMr. Bowmanj, S.Mortensen fMr. Clothier, Mr. Bigler, Mr. Crottsj, J.Crum QMr. Clothierj, B. Lackey QMrs. Stauffery, C.Martinez and K.Newby felementary Y 13.13 S:-2 f N .-nz-nn--. schoolj, J.WagIey fMr. Bowmanb. Back: M.Richins fMrs. Stauf- ferj, .l.Clouse Uvlr. Montoyaj, Y.Walters QMr. Davisy, L.Payne Uviiss Esryj, K.Penry and D.Green lMiss Whitej, T.Hill QMr. Bowmany Absent: J.Webb thigh school officej, V.Byrum fMiss Esryl. L.Chapman was secretary also to Mr. Stephens. New students S., B.Millsg freshmen R. Garcia, M.F. Rodriguez register with Mr. Bowman in August. Right: Mrs. Waters, in sore throat epidemic that closed schools in February, checks R. Hamilton, B.Billingsley. Far Right: M. Nelson traces Peanuts cartoon for li- . r,,,...,.t, fi ,A-,LN 5 KJ 'B G i Mfyn ,,,.. . brary window Valentine decoration. All paths Lead to office, f V '-YL! i' .' '1 i ' i'?l ti L Q LOMA M. MCEUEN, Secretary, Lam- son Business College. Duncan High School 1965 rf NATHALIE L. VAN GUNDY, Li- brarian, Sponsor, WILDKAT. B.S. Monmouth College, M.A. University oflllinois. Duncan l946ff other useful unclassroom places May I be excused tor Can lgoy ... to the office ... to the library to see the nurse to talk to Mr. Bowman ...'? The routes to these offices were often traveled for a pencil or a telephone call: a book or a look at sports scores: a pill or medi- cine for a sore throat: a change of schedule or a talk about prob- lems. Mrs. McEuen's work lasted almost I2 monthsanot just the l75 days of classes-as she kept records for employees, for stu- dents' grades, for absences. for payrolls. The library this year shared space with the elementary school library, supervised by Mrs. Beth Richinsg and its books were pop- ular with fifth through eighth grade students. Mrs. Waters was a comfort for aches and pains and just sore feelings. Mr. Bowman in his small office helped many per- sonal problems. BARBARA F. WATERS, Nurse. R.N. St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nurs- ing. Duncan Schools 1961-- J.H. BOWMAN. Counselor, American government, Sponsor of Student Coun- cil. B.S., M.A. Western New Mexico University. Duncan l965A Y V ' n x Office helper J.Webb makes ditto copies, Mrs. McEuen sells supplies to J.Sanchez. ,Ill LIBRARY STUDENTS, First Row: Bebe Mills, Kathy Penry, Mary Lou Gentry. Mark Nelson, Ted Luna. Row 2: Lydia Mun guia, Susan Baird, Robin Van Fleet, Glenna Clark, Mary Link Juan Herrera. Back: Larry Allred, Grady Waters, Rod Lunt, Sam Martinez, Larry Crotts, James Sanchez. Absent: Frank Cervan- tes, Joel Dozier, Ken Penry, Debbie Valdez N Y' CUSTODIANS: Mmes. Lupe Bejarano, Marie Norte: Floyd Johnson, Bob Buckner Conservation s the word for cooks, bus drivers, maintenance New tiles on the floor and fresh paint in the store rooms greeted the cooks after summer vacation. Also, they faced fewer government commodities and had the problem ofmaking meals attractive enough to teenagers to offset the higher price of lunch tokens. Hamburgers and pizzas helped. Elementary school population explosion added an 80-passenger bus to fleetg the gasoline shortage required careful planning fand A AA ,ofa t -...f aj J 'Q -'iv' BUS DRIVERS: Lloyd Jackson QApache Grove-Sheldonj,Jamcs from K. Claridge's to Foster Lanej, J.H. Bowman fold Clifton Sanders QYork5, Dean Chapman Qhead of maintenancel, John road from W. Boyd's to E. Stephens's3, Floyd Johnson CFranklin Smith fLunts' Dairyj. Back: Otho fBudJ Cox QYork to Three- and Duncanj. Absent: Mr. and Mrs. Antone Thygerson, Mr and Wayj, Dan Stephens fValley Viewj, Kenneth Lunt QHighway 70 Mrs. Stanley Thygerson fVirden to L.D.S. Seminary to Duncany. -new 'if' iv ,.V, ' 1 gl 'J 9 M-v-of B is-, B. . 5' l. E S. . W. is i as I it X i . . 1 CAFETERIA STAFF: Mmes. Helen Boyd, Pat Hooper, Maud Back Row: Mmes. Rosilind Nelson, Sharon Buckner, Wand: Hartley lmanagerj, Rachel Dawe, Ruth Ansley. ASSISTANTS. Richardson, Delilah Daniel, Brenda Wilson, Della Chapman. gave the schools an extra day of Christmas vacationj. Custodians Topper Johnson and Bob Buckner helped each other in the high school and ele- mentary portable buildings, while Marie Norte, promoted to head job in the main building, and Lupe Bejarano joined in supervising student helpers. Mrs. Mary Jane Arrington, alter nine years in the high school, was now in the elementary. Mrs. Esther Daniel, reliel' cook, checks rolls for doncness. Below Left: Topper Johnson replaces glass in window after wind storm. Below: Basketball boys S.Martinez, L.Crotts. M,Lum, l..Allred eat early before game trip. Team upped school's image by dressing up on game days, wearing white Wildkat jackets. CLASSES 41 SAMMIE BAILEY KAREN BALLARD TOM BILLINGSLEY GLENDA BUSSEY DANNY CARRELL FRANK CERVANTES LYNN CHAPMAN JEANIE CLOUSE GAYLE CROCKETT ROBERT DARBY MICKEY DAVIS BRENDA GALE BRENT GALE FRANCES GARCIA FRED GARCIA DELBERT GARDNER FRED HILL STAN JONES KATHI KELLEY TED LUNA SYLVIA LUJAN MIKE LUNT CHERYL MAHAN CHRISTINE MARTINEZ ALICE MONTOYA KARIN MORTENSEN LESLIE MORTENSEN SHARIN MORTENSEN LEONARD NELSON TROY NICHOLS 42 , 'oi From initiation to graduation Seniors add inches, gain in maturity, knowledge Having survived numerous tests, lectures, and visits to prin- cipal Chapman's office, the class of '74 finally made it to the goal of all high school students- graduation! Winning the spirit trophy dur- ing their junior year had proved the class was spirited and proud of Duncan High. Several lettered in sports, from volleyball to bas- ketball, with football, tennis, track and baseball in between. ' The class of '74 broke tradi- tion, having no royalty for the Senior Ball, and l973 was a year with no Frosh Initiation, but this year's senior class brought it back. They had a very well-liked and wonderful teacher graduating with them. Mr. H.T. Clothier decided to pack up his type- writer, art pencils, and tennis team, and fly the coop. Going to Duncan High has been grand, said Jeanie Clouse, with bad times such as the flood, or good times such as long vacations, but we are growing, and the world holds a lot of challenges we have to meet. Now they were freshmen again! I SENIOR OFFICERS were Karin Mortensen, president: Jill Webb, vice-president: Jeanie Clouse, secretary. SPONSORS fBack Rowj were Foy Powell and Tom Davis. RALPH ORTEGA DWIGHT PAYNE INEZ PENA KATHY PENRY SCOTT PUGMIRE ROY RICHINS STEPHEN SMITH MARION STACY GILBERT STOCKTON NARCISO VARELA ROSEMARY VILLALOBOS YOLANDE WALTERS JACK WEBB JILL WEBB CHRIS WEISLING KENT WILKERSON ENTERING SECOND SEMES TER were Dan Hollestelle and Kay lin Winsor Smlth 44 Cap 'n' gown excitement Speeds final weeks for seniors Seniors try to outyell other classes in competition at Homecoming pep rally. Left: C. Mahan smoothes Y.WaIters's hair in last moment before senior photo. G.Bussey, C.Mahan, J.Webb listen to instructions for ordering announcements, and S,York, K.Mortensen try to decide on styles to order. Above Right: G.Shipp, S.Bailcy sit out dance at Senior Ball. Righti Salesman Tim Rollins measures B.Galc for graduation cap. Far Right: J.Clouse determines R.Richin's height for graduation gown. L t BAILEY, SAMMIE Volleyball 2,33 GAC l,2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,33 Student Council 2,33 Class Sec. 1, Pres. 2,33 Band l,2,3,43 Chorus 33 WILD- KAT l,2,3,43 FHA 1,23 Solo Ensemble, District Festival 2,3,43 Honor Band 3,4. BALLARD, KAREN Transferred from Morenci 43 Volleyball 33 Pep Club 4. BUSSEY, GLENDA Transferred from Bayard 4, Rodeo Club 23 FTA 23 Track 13 Jr. Class Cabinet member 3. CARRELL, DANNY ALAN Baseball l,2,3,43 Basketball 2,3,43 Foot- ball 2,3,43 D Club 2,3,43 Pep Club l,2Q Student Council 3,43 Student Body Pres. 43 Chorus 2,3,43 FFA Reporter l,4, Pres. 33 Spanish Club 2,3,43 Jr. Rotarian 4. CHAPMAN, LYNN MARIE Softball 1,23 Basketball 13 Tennis 3,41 Volleyball 2,3,43 GAC 1,2,3,4 Cheer- leader 2,33 Pep Club l,2,33 Student Coun- cil 43 Chorus 2,3,43 WILDKAT 3,41 FFA 43 NHS 3, Pres. 43 FHA l,2,33 Girls State 33 FFA Sweetheart Attendant 4. CLOUSE, JEANIE Basketball 13 Tennis l,2,3,43 Volleyball 2,3,43 GAC l,2,3,43 Vice-Pres. 33 Pep Club 2,3,43 Class Sec. 43 Chorus 1,23 WILDKAT 43 FFA 43 Spanish Club 2,3,43 FHA 1,23 Honor Choir 23 FFA Sweet- heart Attendant 43 Junior Congressional Scholar 3. CROCKETT, GAYLE Pep Club 43 Chorus l,3,4Q Spanish Club 43 FHA 2,3,43 Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Out- standing Home-Economics Student 3. DARBY, ROBERT O. DAVIS, MICKEY FFA l,2,3,4. GALE, BRENDA Tennis l,2,3,43 Volleyball 2,3,43 GAC 2,3, Pres. 43 Twirler 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Student Council 43 Band l,2,3,43 Chorus l,2,3,43 WILDKAT 33 FTA Treas. 43 FHA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 2, Vice- Pres. 3, Stale Vice-Pres. 43 Honor Choir 2,3,43 Wildkat Singers 1,4. GALE, BRENT Football 33 Track l,2,3,43 D Club 3,43 Pep Club 2,33 Band l,2,3,43 Chorus 2,3,43 FFA l,2,3,43 FTA 4. GARCIA, FRANCES Softball l,2,3,43 GAC l,2,3,43 Spanish Club 4. GARCIA, FRED C. Baseball l,2,3,43 Spanish l,2. GARDNER, DELBERT Baseball 3,43 Football 2,3,43 FFA l,2,33 Sentinel3. Senior Register HILL, FRED FFA 1,3. JONES, STANFIRD Tennis 2,3 State Doubles Champ3 D Club 3,4, See. 43 Student Council 4, Chief Justice 43 Band 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 33 FFA 33 Spanish 2,33 NHS 3,43 Boys State3 Honor Choir 2. KELLEY, KATHI MARIE Transferred from Tucson 3. LUJAN, SYLVIA CONTRERAS Softball 23 Volleyball 2,3, Mgr. 43 GAC 2,3,43 Cheerleader 43 Pom Pons 2,33 Pep Club l,2,3: Class Vice-Pres. l, Sec. 2, Treas. 33 NHS 3,43 Chorus 23 FHA l,2. LUNA, THEODORE Track l,2,3,43 D Club 2,3,43 Pep Club 23 Chorus 1,23 Spanish Club 2,3,43 Li- brary 4. LUNT, MIKE Baseball l,2,3,43 Basketball 3,43 Football 2,3,43 D Club Sec. 3, Pres. 43 Pep Club 2,33 Student Council 43 WILDKAT 4 FFA Greenhand Reporter 1, Sec. 2,3,43 Spanish Club 2,33 NHS 3,4. MAHAN, CHERYL LYNN Cheerleader 1,23 Pep Club l,2,33 Chorus 1,23 Library 33 FHA 3. MARTINEZ, CHRISTINE Softball 2,3,43 Volleyball 2,3,43 GAC 2, 3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Spanish Club 2,33 NHS 3,43 FHA 1,23 Outstanding Junior Girl. MONTOYA, ALICE Softball l,2,33 GAC l,2,33 Chorus l,2,33 Spanish Club 4. MORTENSEN, KARIN Softball 13 Basketball 13 Tennis l,2,3,43 Volleyball 2,3,43 GAC 1,2,3,4, Pres. 43 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Student Council 3,43 Class Pres. 43 Chorus l,2,3,43 Spanish Club 2,3,43 FHA 13 Most Valuable Girl Athlete 2,3,43 Presidential Physical Fit- ness Award 33 State Tennis Singles Cham- pion 3,4. MORTENSEN, LESLIE Football 3,41 Track 2,3,43 D Club 2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Student Council 43 Stu- dent Body Treas. 43 Band l,2,3,43 Chorus 33 FFA Greenhand Treas. 1, Chapter Treas. 3,4. MORTENSEN, SHARIN Basketball I3 Tennis l,2,3,43 Volleyball 2,3,43 GAC l,2,3,43 Twirler 23 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Student Council 43 Class Sec. 33 Student Body Sec. 43 Band 23 Chorus 1,23 NHS 43 FHA Sec. 13 State Doubles Ten- nis Champion 3. NELSON, LEONARD Football 3,43 Track 43 D Club 3,41 Band l,2,3,43 FFA l,2,33 All-State Chorus 3,43 Honor Band 23 Boy's Ensemble 2. NICHOLS TROY RAY Transferred from Gilbert High School 4 Football4 DClub4 FFA4 ORTEGA RALPH Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Foot ball Mgr 2 3 D Club 3 4 All Conference Baseball 3 Most Valuable Player Basket ball 3 All Tournament Basketball 4 PAYNE DWIGHT J Tennis 3 4 D Club 4 Student Council l Band 12 Chorus 2 3 4 WILDKAT l 2 3 Spanish Club 3 NHS 34 Wildkat Singer 4 Outstanding Boookeepmg Stu dent3 PENA INEZ D. Volleyball 2 3 4' GAC l 2 3 4' Pom Pon 2 3' Pep Club 12 3 4' Chorus 12 3 4' Spanish Club 3 4' FHA 3' Home Coming Queen 43 Vice Pres. Spanish Club 4. PENRY, KATHY Transferred from Beaumont, Tx., 33 SAE vice-president 4. I PUGMIRE, MARVIN SCOTT Basketball 2,3,43 Track 33 D Club 3,43 Student Council 3,41 Class Vice-Pres. 33 Chorus 2,3,43 Spanish Club 3,43 NHS 3,43 Honor Choir 2,3,43 Boys Choir 23 Wild- kats Singers 3,43 Jr. Totarian 4. RICHINS, ROY Chorus 2,43 Library 3. SMITH, STEPHEN Tennis l,2,3,43 D Club 2,3,43 Band 2,3,43 Chorus 3,41 Wildkat l,2,3,43 Spanish Club 3. STACY, MARION LEE Pep Club l,2,33 Chorus l,2,33 Spanish Club 2,3,43 FTA 43 Library 43 FHA 1.2, 3,4. STOCKTON, GILBERT JR. FFA 1,23 Pep Club l,2. VARELA, NARCISO JR. VILLALOBOS, ROSEMARY G. Chorus l,3.4. WALTERS, YOLANDE LEE Student Council 43 Class Vice-Pres. 23 Chorus l,2,33 Kat Chat 33 FFA Sweet- heart 43 FHA l,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 43 Homecoming Queen Runnerup 3,41 Typ- ing accuracy pin 2. WEBB, JACK FFA l,Treas.2,3. WEBB, JILL Student Council 1,43 Student Council Rep 13 Vice-Pres. 43 Chorus 13 WILDKAT 43 FHA 1,2,3,4, Degrees officer 4. WEISLING, CHRIS Student Council 43 Band l,2,3,43 Chorus 2,3,43 WILDKAT l.2,3,4: ASU Medal- lion of Merit 33 All-State Chorus 33 Su- perior Rating, District Solo 8L Ensemble Fesival 3,4, Honor Choir 2,33 Regional Choir 43 Wildkat Singers 3,43 Pep Club 4. WILKERSON, KENT FFA l,2. YORK, SUSAN Basketball 1, Tennis 2,33 Volleyball 2,3,43 GAC 2,3,43 Cheerleader l,2,33 Pep Club 1,2, Pres. 33 Class Pres. I3 Chorus l,2,33 Honor Choir 23 Spanish Club Sec. 43 Library 33 FHA 13 State Doubles Tennis Champion 3. In loud competition, Junior Class piles up points toward spirit troph ,sa sg., . . ,,.,a. , , . ,. .K We . . ' 'T ii' Q f ri, Q . .Qif K W t up 42 alll Xvisskxi J I Rx 3 I V Larry Allred Leland Bridges Jamie Butler Cindy Cathemer Q AN OFFICERS: Debbie Valdez, presidentg Marsha Lunt, vice-presidentg Deb Green, secre- tary. Back: Dan Stephens, sponsor: Larry Allred, treasurer: Ned Merrell, sponsor. Clifford Cauthen Glenna Clark Kent Clouse Tim Cox Larry Crotts Jeanine Crum Fred Damron Carolyn Devoll Mike Dowling .loel Dozier After two years as underclass- men, the juniors bounced into '73-'74 with plenty of pep and school spirit. They won the Spirit Week competition, which included hall decoration com- petition, numerous yell-a-thons, color days, and class attendance at games, all of which meant additional points toward the Spirit Trophy, Five people on the Varsity pom-pon squad were juniors, and three of the four var- sity cheerleaders were also jun- iors. To raise funds to finance the Junior-Senior Prom, the juniors held numerous cake raffles, manned concession stands at football and basketball games, sold ribbons, cleared more mon- ey at the Halloween Carnival than any other class, and raffled offa purple elephant. The high point of the year for the juniors was the Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom was held on May 4th, using Just You and Me for their theme. The Prom was open to the entire high school and their dates. Only time will tell if their efforts to make it the best prom everl' succeeded. ,R f ' is ll sgso j. L t',r . ' if? . 'K ' V' F 'I ' ' kb. , 5.1 A v L l A J k, 1 milk mn .. , M L-' .nm r Cindy Dunlap Debbie Fulghum Anita Garcia Nancy Garcia Mary Gentry Debbie Green Juan Herrera Patsy Hill Terrie Hill Nancy Keller Billie Lackey Tim Lamm Paul Lee Mary Link Laura Lizarraga Vince Lopez Gilbert Lopez Marsha Lunt Rod Lunt Sam Martinez Nancy Merrell Bebe Mills Gail Molnar Paul Muellersman James Nelson Kristy Newby Dawn Nichols Loretta Payne Ken Penry Kirt Pace Jeff Poage Greg Pounds Ron Poitra Peggy Price Wade Price I 1.- lit, 'lf l ' Q llf If Q! ,f I, A iii: 4- ,-1,55 X 45.1 KX ., i 3 , ff, r 1' l bs!! s r , -.I .A 73 ,. .4 5 Q i iiw., K 5 if 'ts .i Iv? fl I X j 1 N i. 1 V? siilf 3 .A we P f -eef L 'iff' 1 - 1 I xi l 'ff Q at N l lx X lf 'OQK K P Z I Q Xi I ll in kill, ,rl all ress 1 if , . -.rs N J.. Juniors study English, histor g plan for future 'fat 1,56 Marilyn Richins Stephen Richins Lyndel Rutherford Nlirwe' az: - J A' 'Ss tr Christina Sanchez be A James Sanehel f Q' ' Frank Sanders L N-1 . , n , 'V 'T V V Jerry Turman K ' I ' it 4 Debbie Valdez Q W , Q ' ' 'N Robin Van lflcct x A 1 5 W f ' -A 1' 'Q ' Y, Q4 45:2 J 4 Julie Wagley A K' ,f I g Katrina Ward -2 5 I. x -5 ' ' Lewis Webb .ill fe' all 4 , . 1 1 -J 1- Top Left: L.Crotts shows young patron how to play thc game at carnival, while N.Keller, Center Left. mans the pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey booth at the Halloween carnival. Bottom Left: J.Crum leads cheering juniors on at bon fire pep rally. Bottom Right: New students coming in for the second semester were Dawne Morgan, Denise Allison, and Vikki Byrum. SOPHOMORE OlflflCERS: Deveral Walters, president: Kim Cox, vice-president: Alice Thygerson, secretary-treasurer. SPONSORS: Kay Esry. John Valenzuela. Below: Gary Weeks from Moab, Utah: Mike Blackstone from Corpus Christi, Tx., entered after Christ- mas. Ricky Monares, Alice Thygerson were absent for class pictures. ini Winning Is Sophomores Champions, champions were the sophomores in l973-74. They won first place with their Homecoming mini-float and took honors for hall decora- tions. At the Homecoming pep assembly, Lynn Tankersley was champion in a watermelon-eau ing contest: though they didn't win, Debbie Cathemer-Scott Wilkerson and Kim Cox-Jerry Pena tried hard in a mouth-to- toothpick-to-mouth lifesaver relay. Soph male cheerleaders were at the top in the Homecoming assembly: Dean Crum, Dale Howard, Armando Rendon were coached hard by JV cheer- leader Alice Thygerson. Playing with the first string in football were Jim Crotts and Hugh Nichols: with basketball varsity were Dale Howard, Jerry Pena, Armando Rendon. Gary Weeks. A sophomore dance cheered up the blue week after New Years And the sophs were next to the seniors in the number buying WILDKATSY Diane Abeyta JoAnn Abeyta Sallie Archuleta Susan Baird Terry Beauford Joe Benally Tammy Best Brad Boyd Debbie Cathcmer Peggy Claridge A P .. JM? . 3 7 5 ' , i Xxx H f Q . .A ... 1 ..., X ,I K . . l , . i bag when they test talents in Wildkat competition bf. . ff 1 gf. . . x,,a 5 ei Q Y 7 x 'Q axis? X Ea as- J fi? If - 1556 I X it R nj ,R g Q 1 Q X -. f if 'lx . -. 'ls . few ip' A N X Rs .X 'sn we . wgwti - Q .sm -fy - H 1 ' J Q lv 1 l-1 I 1, Q if 1, L. 4? r 41' ,e He- - . it XS el f ANN , .A 1 fi ,J ill f f. dx... f-,Mi ' Q . w ,-. ' S 3 Elrlmq. I- I 5 Y i Net f ii .. -. 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Michael Baldridgc Patsy Baldridge Adolph Benavidcf Becky Billingsley Vince Buckner John Cauthen Adeline Cervantes Mike Ccrvantez Judith Cline Kimberly Cox Rhonda Damron Pamela Darby Rebecca Dunham Jeanne lilmer Jimmy lfisher Karen l-'itzhugh Rose Garcia Rhonda Hamilton Eddie Harris Wyla Hooper Kathy Lemons Adam Luna Anthony Lum Richard McBride Kenny McCarty Dale McKay Wayne McKay Havier Medrano Lydia Mendez Seth Mills Freshmen, After being initiated, soon prove right to settle 3 u r ,f , X 1 ii H f' N' ,S f' Dolly Monares Max Montoya Lyle Mortensen Mark Nelson Cynthia Nichols Mark Pace Donald Pena Donna Pena Patti Pooler ,John Presley Teri Price Jack Ra-pier Frances Rodriguez Louis Rodriguez Mary Ann Rodriguez Pete Ruiz Jimmy Salazar Richard Sanders Rocky Snider Leonard Strom Robin Tippetts Kathy Tregembo Dennis Tucker Margie Turman Tommy Varela Patty Villalobos Kenny Wagley Bill Watkins David Wells Donnie Winton 1n as Wildkats High School seems easier to me, said one frosh. Another said, It isn't as boring as grade school, because we change classes. For Initiation, each freshman paid a tribute of 50 pieces of candy to a senior. All, dressed in ridiculous costumes, presented a program for high school and grade school students. One per- formed a dance: some partici- pated in a spagetti-eating contest. Then the suffering class sur- prised the seniors by returning eggs, watermelon rinds, and oth- er weapons The class had six pairs of brothers and sisters: Michael and Patsy Baldridge, Dale and Wayne McKay, Donald and Donna Pena, Frances and Louis Rodriguez, Ricky and Rocky Snyder, and Lynn and Ronald Swiger. gsszgwf x I Se ' S1 FROSH OFFICERS: Jeanne Elmer, president: Adam Luna, vice-president, Karen Fitz- hugh. secretary: .lack Rapier, treasurer: .l.H. Bowman. A,Pasco. sponsors N., -. x Frosh Homecoming cheerleaders D. Tucker. V.Buckner. D.McBride compete in pep assembly. Upper Left: K.Wagley looks far, far up to senior K.Wilkerson on Initiation Day. Upper Right: R.Snid- er from Scotts, Bluff, Neh.: Larry Weeks from Moab. Utah: and Cindy Ronquillo from San Manuel joined class after Christmas. Loretta Wright Renada York MJ. ww- PCRTS ,l ,F .sw ' - QS if Y MQW-ww i .ww-altar , J. 9. 400 -1. x. First Row: L.Nelson,' S.Martinez,' L.Mortensen,' D.Carrell,' V.Buckner UVB, W.Cuthbertson, .l.Rapier, ' B.A.Lunt UVJ, M.Lunt,' D.Gardner, T.Nichols, H.Nichols, ' Coach Tony .l.Presley, ' J.Crotts, ' D.McBride UVJ, L.Rodriguez, A.Rendon,' Lindsey. Row 2: D.Howard,' A.James UVJ, S.Richins,' T.Cox,' J.Cauthen QJVJ. Back Row: Mgrs. K.Hooper,' T.Varela. Absent: C.Cauthen,' R.Lunt,' R.Poitra, J.Turman, ' L.Crotts, Row 3: Assistant Coach T.Davis,JVsJ.B.Lunt,J.Nelson, D.Tucker Coaches agree Fewer errors could have made good grid season As any good coach will tell you, said Coach Tonh Lindsey, the team that makes the fewest mistakes is generally the winner. The Wildkats proved this to be correct in l973. Many times the Kats outplayed their opponents, but when it looked as though they might win, mistakes would begin to take their toll. Among the returning starters were Larry Crotts, at end: Dan Carrell, tackle: and Rod Lunt, guard. On defense, Crotts played tackle: Lunt, guard: Carrell and Sam Martinez, linebackers. Mike Lunt anchored the defensive backfield. Jim Crotts was main running back: Martinez and Hugh Nichols completed the backfield. Up front were Leonard Nelson, tackle: Troy Nichols, receiver: Leslie Mortensen, split end: and Tim Cox, center. The season began with a home contest with Alchesay, whose three TDs were successful be- cause of two interceptions and a pass. .I.Crotts rushed for 105 yards. Nelson blocked the punt, and R.Lunt picked up the ball and ran it. Duncan played a good game, allowing the Falcons little yardage. At Benson, Carrell ran back the kickoff on the first play, but the Kats never could get it past the 10-yard line or start it mov- ing again. Duncan held the op- ponents scoreless in the first half, but did not stand up to Bensonls big Bobcats. In the second home game, the Kats met undefeated Babo- quivari. Martinez scored a TD on a four-yard run. At Sahuarita, whose enroll- ment qualified it for Class A, though the story was tragic, the JVs got valuable playing time and experience. When the Tombstone Yellow- jackets swarmed onto Packer Field, L.Crotts scored on a 28- yard pass from H.Nichols. Tombstone made its winning TD in the game's last 30 seconds. At Thatcher, the Eagles scored on two first-half touchdowns. Duncan's defense held them scorless during the second half, but the Kats' offense remained sluggish. At Hayden, Duncan played fairly well, said Coach Lindsey but not well enough. The season's end was sad, with a scoreless night for Duncan against the Trojans from Clifton. It wrapped up a series that the Kats hoped to improve on in 1974, though they would lose seniors Carrell, Delbert Gardner, M.Lunt, L.Mortensen, L.Nelson, and T.Nichols. '11 jew M MN if' Av' I fo- 42 'Ii Ain' 43A ' Daily practice included setting-up exercises, lots of blocking lCoach Lindsey, Leftjg plenty ofpep talks QCoach Davis Rightj JVs play Good season, read to take varsity posts Freshmen scrambled for places on the football ladder: some JVs played varsity: seniors finished their terms on the Duncan foot- ball field. Emerging strongly as hopefuls to step up in the '74 season were sophomores Bill Cuthbertson, Dale Howard, and Armando Rendon. Duncan Opponent Morenci Thatcher Morenci Thatcher Clifton J V Scoreboard 6 ' 0 20 Clifton 8 6 20 I4 ' 20 28 6 I8 14 Above Right: L.Rodriguez, D.Howard, R.McBride bring down Morcnci ball carrier. Right: Leaving six slots for '74 season: L.Mortensen, M.Lunt, D.Gard- ner, D.Carrell, L.Nelson, T.Nichols. K VARSITY BASKETBALL. Seniors tFront:J Stan Jones, Dan omore Jerry Pena, junior Clifford Cauthen, sophomore Gary Carrell. Ralph Ortega, Scott Pugmire, Mike Lunt. Back: Soph- Weeks,-juniors Larry Crotts, Rod Lunt, Sam Martinez. 'Running Reds' Capture honors in outstanding basketball season L.Cr0tts scoops ball away from Trojans. The Running Red Machine, otherwise known as the Wildkat cagers, chalked up a I5-9 varsity record, the best, according to old yearbooks, since l954, 20 years back. The Kats were runners-up in the B East Conference, and placed second in the Christmas tournament at Eastern Arizona College. Said Coach John Valenzuela, It was a year of key injuries. Otherwise, it would have been a spectacular season. It was a team effort to replace injured starters. Continued Coach V: I expect 1974-1975 to be the Year of the Kats. We look for 17 re- turning juniors and seniors, all seasoned and experienced. The following honors went to individual players: DAN CARRELL: Mr. Hustle Award. Player with best attitude towards team achieve- ment. LARRY CROTTS: Lead- ing rebounder. First team, B. East All-Conference. STAN JONES: Most Dependable. MIKE LUNT: Mr. Play- maker tAssistj Award. Leading freethrow man on team. Co- Captain, Christmas tournament. First team, Christmas tourna- ment, Hon. Mention All-Con- ference. ROD LUNT: Mr. D for DEFENSE fnote capital lettersj. SAM MARTINEZ: Named by ARIZONA PREP Magazine one of the top 33 play- ers in Arizona, all classifications. Selected for second team, All- Conference. RALPH ORTEGA: Co-Captain of team. Most Valu- able Player. Team's leading re- bounder. Runner-up for MVP, EAC Christmas tournament. First teams All-Conference, All- State. SCOTT PUGMIRE: Most Dedicated. Led in field goal percentage. JV and frosh teams Back up varsity cagers with fight, proud records J V Scores Duncan Opponent Duncan 67 Lordsburg 60 78 Clifton 68 83 Hayden 39 0 Thatcher iForfeitj 2 53 Tombstone 43 43 Tombstone 54 99 Bowie 29 29 Hayden 58 44 Benson 64 44 Benson 64 53 Thatcher 50 63 Lordsburg QOTD 62 53 Maricopa 50 46 Sahuarita 51 7l Bowie 28 57 Baboquivari 86 6l Baboquivari 55 42 Sahuarita 63 Duncan 55, Clifton 57 ,NIJ wnq, Cm -- A Ei FRESHMAN TEAM. Front: D.Tucker, A.Benavidez, W.Watkins, X.Medrano, L,Rod- riguez, J.Rapier. Back: M.Montoya, J.Presley, L.Weeks, A.Lunt, R.McBride, D.Pena JV MAKES GOOD The JV team, under Coach Erwin Crotts, compiled a 15-4 record. Mostly sophomores, the leading men were Bill Cuthbert- son, Dale Howard, Joe Benally, Steve Richins, Gilbert Ortega, Kirk Hooper, Brent Lunt, Jim Crotts, Armando Rendon. FROSH GET GOING The frosh team, coached by Luis Montoya, started slow, but after Christmas gathered steam and won four of its last six games. The season's record was 5-7, with four losses going to one team, powerful Lordsburg. Little Big Man Jack Rapier led the freshmen. Others whose ability counted heavily were Max Montoya, Don Pena, Anthony Lu nt, and John Presley. Varsity Scoreboard Duncan Opponent 56 Lordsburg 90 83 Hayden 49 73 Tombstone 58 82 Bowie 36 57 Benson 38 49 Thatcher Sl 63 Maricopa 50 93 Bowie 52 I 84 Baboquivari 54 66 Clifton 69 68 Thatcher 65 58 Tombstone LOTJ 59 I 57 Hayden 74 61 Benson 51 83 Lordsburg 105 - 50 Sahuarita 53 62 Baboquivari 58 70 Sahuarita 50 55 Clifton 57 EAC CHRISTMAS TOU RNAM ENT 49 Ft. Thomas 42 45 Clifton 44 47 Pima 49 DIVISION TOURNAM ENT 68 Baboquivari 54 65 Tombstone 67 x Md' Ygmtliflwl QNCA4, 3 E A wg., - gl X tg I sexy , I Xt ff P . x A 1-v, -lj' t - Q V I l t Q ,tx ag f 1 A 3 X gt. 1 , 3'-I ,k.L: fa ! ' i ' A' Q x to l an D 2, t. ? j'2-'fF ' ,Q i , X to Amiga A l x A ' so f A Q , , f X K 'L 1 .tif , f Q bl ' l 5 -A I N H K Y V 2 -Q5 if tg. I K. .Q Q In . T , inw- I i4 gi A we Q. K JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD. Front: Dale Richins, Back Row: Joe Benally, Brent A. Lunt, Larry Allred, Howard. Dean Crum. Kirk Hooper, Armando Rendon. Stephen Gilbert Ortega, James Crotts, William Cuthbcrtson Frosh Scores DUUCUU Opponent 36 Lordsburg 56 30 Morenei 6l 32 Thatcher 52 47 Benson 50 49 Thatcher 44 55 Lordsburg 58 42 Lordsburg 59 45 Tombstone 42 57 Benson 46 5l Lordsburg 63 61 Sahuarita 42 55 Sahuarita 36 1 .I MGR. Lyle Mortensen, COACHES Luis Montoya, Erwin Crotts. John Valenzuela Rapier, outrunning Sahuarita Mustangs, gets a shot. Left: Cuthbertson rebounds. B.Lunt stands hy. l-'ar Left: Pugmire flies high to retrieve ball from Warrior. Opposite Page: No way, says L.Crotts, grabbing ball from yearning Trojan: and R.Lunt finds him- selfin off tangle with Thatcher Eagle in rebound. VARSITY 8: JV, Kneeling: K.Cox, J.Crum, M.Lunt, I.Pena, Stauffer, N.Merrell, B.Gale, J.Clouse, S.York, C.Martinez, J. B.Lackey, S.Mortensen, K.Mortcnsen. Standing: Coach B. Elmer, Manager S.Lujan. Absent: Lynn Chapman. Kittens repeat Story of'72, take 373 volleyball championships Duncan's volleyballers went undefeated in l973 as they cap- tured their second consecutive Class B state championship. They added 2l wins to their I4 of l972, making a total of 35 consecutive victories over the two seasons. The Kittens started the season with easy wins over Fort Thomas and Pima. The third match saw the Safford Bulldogs go down to the Kittens, ta sweet revenge for Duncan's only loss in l972J I5- I3, 15-4. Then the girls lost their leading spiker, Karin Mortensen. to a knee injury. With Karin out for five weeks. Brenda Gale moved up from JV. Though Karin returned for the district tournament, Brenda came off the bench to help for the state championship. At District, Duncan defeated Baboquivari in two games. ln the championship round, Kittens started badly, losing the first game to Thatcher, but the sec- ond was all Duncan's, The final game seesawed back and forth till Duncan came out on top. Karin and Sharin Mortensen and Marsha Lunt were named for a second year to the All- District team, and Susan York again made the second. At the state tournament in Apache Junction, Duncan de- feated St. Johns easily to start. Then the Kittens mel B Central's champion, Florence, their tough- est opponent yet, three rounds, but won to move up to the cham- pionship match, where for the fourth time in the season, they defeated Thatcher. Three Duncan girls made All- State: Karin and Sharin and Marsha. There was no all-state second team. Jeanie Clouse was high scorer for both state and district, with 26 points at district, and 38 at state. By the end of 1973, the JVs. undefeated for the third year running, had totaled 45 con- secutive wins. The third team's record for the season was 7-2. Sharin and Jeanie led for the year in scoring, with l42 and 140 points respectively. Five varsity and three JV players would leave the team because of graduation. VARSITY SCOREBOARD tDuncan Scores Printed Firstj OPPONENT SCORES Ft Thomas Pima Salford Th ltcher Willcox Morencr San Simon Ft Thomas Clifton Thatcher Morenci 4 I5 I3 5 2 6 4 9 9 9 2 l l54 0 Sdn Simon Pima Clifton B EAST TOURNAMENT Baboqulvari Clifton Thatcher STATE St Johnb Florence Thatcher 0 TOURNAMENT 5 I I0 . ' l5- , l5-l ' f l5-l,l5- - - ,I5- L ' l5--,l5-7 ' ' l5-8,l5- ' I5-5, I5- ' ' 15-3, I5-l . ' 15- , I5-5 ' I5-5, l5- ' - I5-l , 5-12 ' I5-7, 5-12 . - . V15- Willcox I5-7,15-I0 ' f I5-l,l5-4 ' l5-0, I2-l5, I5-l ' ' ' ' I5-l, I5-2 ' 15-l , I3-l5,l5-6 1 I2-l5,l5-4,15-ll '. ' I5-0,15-l 12-l .15-7, 5-I2 ' ' l5- ,l5-5 Top Left: I.Pena, M.Lunt recover a hard serve and back up S.Mortensen. Left: l.Pena bumps ball for S.Mortensen to spike. Right: .I.Clouse, in high jump, spikes the ball down hard. THIRD TEAM, Front: D.Pena, M. Jones, A,Thygerson. Back: Couch B. Stauffer, D.Monares, N.Lunt 65 Though team disappointed, Baseball men win conference, state distinction f xx Manager his freshman year, varsity letter- man the next three, R.Ortega dem- onstrates batting skill for last time. Three consecutive wins opening the baseball season forecast a great name for the Kats, to follow an unusually good '73, However, injuries to key men set off a run of losses, and the final record was 5-10. Individuals won high honors, however, with Ralph Ortega being selected first team all- conference, center fieldg and just before graduation, word came that he had been chosen all-state and named one of the top ten prep baseball men in Arizona. Ralph was one of those injured early in the spring. Larry Crotts, a junior, took second team all-conference honors as first base mang juniors Sam Martinez, third base man, and Rod Lunt, outfielder, won third team all-conference honors. As Ortega was the only senior in this group, things looked good for 1975. Lunt led the team in hitting, with a .343 average. Named Most Valuable Player was Martinez, catcher. Steve Richins, also a junior, won the distinction of being named Most Improved Player. Senior Dan Carrell, an- other player disabled for part of the season by injury, was credited with four pitching wins and a .429 part-time batting average. BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Duncan Opponent 6 Willcox 5 3 Benson 0 8 Patagonia 7 2 Sahuarita 4 2 Clifton 10 2 Tombstone 4 l Thatcher 1 I 1 Benson 8 10 Baboquivari 7 0 Clifton 2 2 Sahuarita 9 0 Patagonia 1 6 Tombstone 16 3 Thatcher 4 14 Baboquivari 5 . if 56..--....t D.Carrell, four-year letterman, pitches one. M.Lunt, also four-year letterman, awaits ball in correct infield position. .aim .. i. .A 51 l l l Baseball. Front Row: l.arry Crotts, Ralph Ortega. Rod Lunt, Poitra, Mike Lunt, Steve Richins, .lim Crotts, Dean Crum, Jerry Sam Martinez, Dan Carrell. Gilbert Ortega. Back Row: Ron Pena. BillCuthbertson,Coach John Valenzuela,Alllettered. Makeshift practice area nl increases tracksters, efforts for good show The Wildkat cindermen took to the streets and the county fair- grounds in 1974, for lack of a practice field nearer the school. Red-suited hopefuls might be seen almost any afternoon, doing their assignments along High Street or Railroad Boulevard. Round and round they went in the parking space near the fair- grounds exhibit building: and the hurdles were hauled daily to the same area, along with the high jump bars, the discus, and the shot put. Perhaps it's true To the stars through difficulties be- cause five men placed in the top four at the district meet and qualified for the state. Hurdlers Leslie Mortensen and .lack Rapierz runners Mike Dowling and Clifford Cauthenl and high jumper Gary Weeks went to state, where Mortensen was . v 1 I .M . Ma. , .wi ' t use 1 J.Rapier, though a freshman. was nimble at the low hurdles and placed among the first four at the district meet. Here he practices at fairgrounds. S.Martinez. L.Crotts, having completed the season in baseball. stretch muscles with the shot put. ., iii fl , ri Track. Front Row: C.Cauthen, G.Weeks, T.Cox, J.PresIey, L. B.Gale, L.Mortensen, .l.Rapier, D.Tucker, A.Benavidez. Not Weeks, A.Lunt. Back Row: Coach Luis Montoya, M.Dowling, Pictured: Armando Rendon.Allmen earned varsity letters. TRACK continued named an all-state track man for his outstanding work with the hurdles. Dowling set a new school record in the 100-yard dash, doing it at I0.2 seconds, two tenths ofa second better than the old record. As only two members of the squad were seniors, Coach Luis Montoya had confidence in an even stronger team for 1975. 68 LA-r. P' Q 3 - , L 1 - 1 QS1-1 - V ' fi ' I , s D 2 Q , ,g ' 1 , Q f K t ,. , . , A , . 1 31 ! I i 5 fx t 8 , W4 ,f : L t :W , A! 2 -mt., W V , N -- ' F , . Q .Q - ,- if ' -, ' .2 :fa ,n w ' - V. L A 4f i at l : Y - e f- -2.ff l1'..fQ,:.f-i.f9': - . V .V Jr vif wif ' - M vffw wi- ' y ,sw f 4 :t ,mf,,,W 1 - 'A . ,Www fgtgfi 'Q -rift. Q 7 x p',:gbg,,.Q,,,x5'f 15 - .5 H A ggaz- - - 5 C.Cauthen, M,Dowling, B.Gale do practice laps at fairgrounds. Left: Coach Montoya gives discus tips to D.Tueker. Above: l..Mortcnsen works hard at hurdles. :ta School Board Names H.T. Clothier Tennis Courts for coach In 1936, H.T. Clothier began coaching a boys' tennis team at Duncan High, After 38 more seasons, five additional tennis courts fnow a total of sevenj, and many state and district trophies for both boys' and girls' teams, Mr. Clothier retired, and Dun- can's board of education named the school's newest courts for him. The 1974 teams brought honor to their coach too, capturing top honors for B-C schools at the state tournament. The boys' team were cham- pions, with Stan .lones-Brent A. Lunt winning first in doubles and Steve Smith placing third in singles. The girls tied with Thatcher for first place, Karin Mortensen being first in singles and Sharin Mortensen-Marsha Lunt second in doubles. At the district meet, Stan and Brent were doubles champs, Sharin and Marsha defeated Duncan's Jeanie Clouse-Brenda Gale in doubles, giving Duncan's girls first and second places. Karin, after an 80-game winning stampede, lost the district crown to Thatcher's Diane Palmer, but soon regained her top standing when she defeated Diane at state the next week. At the district meet, said Mr. Clothier, Brenda and Jeanie played outstanding tennis as they disposed of No. 1 teams from St. David and Clifton and defeated Thatcher's top team twice before meeting Sharin and Marsha in the finals. When Stan and Brent took the state crown, it was a repeat for Stan, who had been a doubles winner in 1973. The girls' team had 20 wins for the season, making a total of 107 wins, no losses for the past six years. In Coach Clothier's 39 years of coaching, Duncan teams took 46 first places at state high school tournaments, as well as many wins at district meets. In the nine years from 1966 through 1974, the girls' team won eight state championships and the boys' took three. Boys' doubles were champs five times and boys' singles once. Girls' teams took seven doubles crowns and two singles. Bright and early on May ll, district players gather for last minute instructions from Coach H.T. Top: When do l play today? and Where am 1 on the ladder? are daily answered on blackboard, where Mr. Clothier consults with .l.Clouse, S.Mortensen. 1 fffff f ff! 1,1 f ' I ffffflli ff f 1 f If fi 1 f 4 X! ff , ff f , 4' ff!! f ,fff4'f f 1 If f' 1 ,K ' Girls' Tennis. First: Marsha Lunt, Jeanie Clouse, Brenda Gale, Coach H.T. Clothicr, Kimmie Cox, Jeanne Elmer, Nancy Mer- Sharin Mortensen, Karin Mortensen, Lynn Chapman. Back: rell,JeanincCrum, Nancy Garcia, Wyla Hooper, Denise Allison ig! I .fe s 31 ' A X V l, i K! vu , 1 .. 4 ,. K t 1a.s..-,, :Mat ,5 , fl' f ' - Doubles champ Brent Lunt shows correct forehand form. Right, Above: On alert, S.Mortcnscn has just caught, returned a good ball. Doubles partner M.Lunt is ready to back her up. Right: Watching her own return shot is .l.Clouse, while partner B.Gale waits ready to move up. janv-1 gjj, . 533,-.W X Clothier's Kats Crown ooach's career with district, state honors -f P f 'f1,,,g ln good form ure seniors and state winners S.Smith, third in singles: S..lones, doubles co-champ: K.Mortensen, singles champ. f,. '-i ,rl 4' M f ff f K f I f fr ff! I, ff' f , unnqnqxa ,ff First Row: Couch H.T. Clothier, Dale Howard, Brud Boyd, Kirk Dwight Payne, Brent A. Lunt, Alphonso James, Steven Smith, Hooper, J. Brent Lunt. Buck Row: Jeff Pougc, Stun Jones, KirtPz1ce.Graduuting pluyersurcjoncs.Paync,und Smith. .., M.5:Vbk kt .V., . ,L x A., . ,L , . , v . ,A . A ,, 1... 4 , , -, , L Ak -A-A 'f ,K -Nw., .. W '- 1 ff .,Lv, A ww' , x x MNA ...yi X.-N. MQ? n '- Ai K -wr Fifi! 5 X QW 5' . vs,..N: A -- 1:5-: N n -wxx ak was X ,Ng 1' Ng Wwgiiih N .ZQSQQSQ N ' NH . x., mx fy Scfw xl. M ' Q -- X-Q., x ,. i KE- Front Row: D.Carrell, president: S.Pugmire, vice-presidentg L Mortensen, treasurer: S.Mortensen, secretary. Row 2: L.Mon toya and .l,H. Bowman, advisers: Row 3: .l.Webb, L.Chapman, Y.Walters, N.Mcrrell,justice1 J.Elmer, K.Cox, B.Gale, K.Mor School Spirit Tops Student Councilfs efforts during the year of the Wildkats tensen, M.Lunt, D.Valdez. Back Row: C.Weisling, justice: M. Lunt, S..lones, chief justice: R.Lunt, L.Webb, D.Walters, M. Dowling, A.Luna. Justices who were not present for the picture were Sammie Bailey and Dwight Payne. School spiriteethe Duncan fighting Wildkat' kindamoved President Dan Carrell and other student council members as they planned 1973-74 activities. To start, Dan and the other officers attended a state student council workshop at Arizona State University in August and they returned, said Dan, full ofinspirationf' County activities included a meeting at Morenci, with swim- ming and Mexican food as treats and fine speaker. The back-to-school dance in September welcomed students old and new. In October, the PTA and the student council sponsored a carnival to replace the traditional Halloween pa- rade. Most school organizations participated with booths and reported good profits. Then came Homecoming. Classes competed for spirit points with hall decorationsg several groups made mini-Hoats for the Tombstone game, and Inez Pena and Ralph Ortega were crowned king and queen. At Homecoming bonfire, President Carrell uses Walkie talkie to call for at- tention. Left: Even girls have to pay way into Welcome Back dance: T.Hill, G. Bussey, sponsors L.Montoya, J.Bow- man. NHS, Front Row: L.Chapman, chairperson: D.Payne, clerk: M. Mortensen, 'D.ValdeL 'D Tellez consultant Back Row S Lunt, 'N.Merrell, 'J.Clouse, 'C.Martinez. Row 2: M.Lunt, Pugmire, J.Poage 'T Cox 'S Jones R Lunt Dlirubikcr Hon S.Lujan, K.Smith ttransfer from San Manuelj, G.Crockett, S, orary member. 'Initiated l974 Leaders, scholars Wear keys as National Honor Society members Wearing gold-painted keys on blue and gold ribbons, senior Na- tional Honor Society members hung similar keys on nine new membership candidates. At a solemn ceremony March 12, the nine became eligible to wear the society's pin, also called akey. For the first time since its founding, the Duncan chapter inducted an honorary member, Mr. Douglas Brubaker, former Duncan schools superintendent, and speaker at the initiation. ' A service organization, the group continued its practice of presenting a college scholarship to a graduating member. Valen- tine candy grams were the sweet method of raising money for the project. W1 lnitiates repeat NHS pledge: roster pleases D.Valdf:z, N.Merrell: have believed l'd make it' quips Douglas Brubaker being pinned C.MartineL lights candle for scholarship. Upper Right: Who'd by alumna member hsther Valdez Montoya FHA. Front: B.Gale, state vice-president, La Casa de Esperanza distr.g Y.Walters, presidentg G.Cr0ckett, vice-presidentg S.Shreve, secretaryg N.Crockett, treasurer: J.Abeyta, parliamentariang K. Hill, encounter chm.3 M..lones, public relations ohm., L.Payne, recreation chm,g N.Keller, historiang J.White, adviser. Row 2: D.Monares, R.Hamilton, R.Garcia, J.Webb, D.C0x, R.York, R. Van Fleet, A.Thygerson, N.Lunt, R.Damron, F.Rodriguez. Back: C.Dunlap, A.Cervantes, L.Wright, T.Hill, P.Baldridge, M.Stacy, R.l-Erickson, K.Lemons, G.Bussey, .l.Elmer, W.Hooper, R.Tip- pens ff' uv FHA Beau J.Poage receives sweater from Pres. Y.Walters. Left: Fall initiation re- ceives new members, county fair lloat features FHA concern. Opposite Pageg Top: FFA Greenhands Baldridge, Mor- tensen tend fair exhibit. Middle: H. Nichols, W., N.Price, L.Mortensen relax at FFA, FHA hamburger fry. Learning to do, serve, enjoy Keys activities of Future Farmers, Homemakers All the way from parliamen- tary procedure to fancy cake decorating or small gass engine assembly, the Future Home- makers ol' America and Future Farmers learned to do and to have l'un along the way. The Homemakers attended conventions and workshops: or- ganized their initiation and Par- ent-Daughter Banquet: presented skits: canvassed for the PTA scholarship and the Graham- Greenlee Family Guidance Clinic. During FHA Week they gave lollipops to teachers and stu- dents. The theme ol' their float for the county fair parade. Peo- ple Helping Peoplef' showed a home nursing scene. The Farmers kept busy with individual and group projects. Agricultural proficiency awards earned by l3 members included agricultural production: public speaking: dairy. poultry. crop. swine. beef, and livestock pro- duction: home improvement: soil and water management: orna- mental horticulture: agricultural sales and service: Front Row: L.Webb. president: K.Clouse. vice-president: M Lunt. secretary: l..Mortensen. treasurer: B.Ciale. sentinel: D Carrell. reporter. Roxy Z: K.Wagley. D.Mckay. H.Medrano. L.Mortensen. .l.Rapier. Sweetheart Y.Walters. runners-up .l Clouse and L.Chapman. V.Buekner. A.l.una. Ureenhand presi dent: lVl.BaIdridge. .l.Nelson. E.Crotts. adviser. Ron 31 R EJ Xa R. sr J ' ' i if? .-,X . x Sanders. .l.VN'agle5. .l.Cauthen. T.llill. P.Hill. R.Snider. .l.Fisher K.McCarty. R.McBride. .l.Herrera. B.XNatkins. R.Ricliins .l.B. Lunt. D.Tuey. W.McKay Back: K.Hooper. S.Riehins. D Pena. li.Harris. S.Wilkerson. .l.Crotts. sophomore president: T Nichols. D.Walters. .l.Pena. Ci.Parker. N.Price. Dlloisard. A James. l..Rutherl'ord. Bulletin boards, Parties, sales, raffles, projects, FHA, FFA weeks mean fun and agricultural mechanics. At the University ol' Arizona Field Day, several individuals and teams placed well in state- wide judging competition. Mem- bers competed in livestock judg- ing at the l V Bar Ranch: they also competed in range manage- ment judging: and they managed a rodeo at the county fair grounds. The year's Star Chapter Farmer, for his work in land rec- lamation, was Mike Lunt. James Nelson, with a rabbit project, was Star Greenhand. L F tl 5 V L.: X ,l Mfr ' W 'Fl f' .fmt-9-S' v' 5 t 955' w r-5 - SEARS is . FHA Week bulletin board gets finishing touches as Miss White checks. Upper Right: Lollypops please Mr. Powell. Right: W.Hooper tries to talk W.McKay into buying chance on purse. A ,i tgxpig. pp if sim, i hytlmi' lhlstdc Too shy to dance, they can only talk. Left: FFA Week bulletin board gets ladies' touch from Hill cousins. 1 J -Tm 2:'41 ! X v .. . ' I . c Xvf if 'qu' R . llx ' - 113 4 X L A lilul. l K WILDKAT STAFF. Front: J.Webb, C.Weisling, 'J.Clouse, 'M.J0nes. 'C.DunIap, BaCk2 M.Link. 'P.Baldridge. NR. 'L.Chapman, Y.Walters, 'N.VanGundy, adviser. Row 2: D. Erickson. 'J-P02lgC. MJ-Ufll. 'L.PHyl'lC. 'Ad staff Ol' yC2il'- Cathemer. 'M.Richins, S,Bailey, C.Nichols, 'S.E.Shreve, b00kCl21SS. 'AdSaI1dCdil0ri11l. Pictures, planning sheets Litter tables when WILDKAT staff goes to work Bring a pencil get a ruler where did you leave your note- book who is president of the Freshman Class have we had any new students this week when is the Prom how many books have we sold have we sold all our ads we must pass out autograph sup- plementsf' Putting a yearbook together meant management, photog- raphy, page design, writing and interviewing, and confusion. Nine students joined a year- book class in 1973, and as all were inexperienced, each one had to learn each step from the begin- ning. I don't know how was often heard. However, students learned to recognize good pictures, write headlines, and judge and plan good layout. M.Link stamps pictures for identifica- tion. Upper Left: .l.Webb, J.Clouse look over picture enlargement. Lower Left: P.Baldridge, C.Nichols plot layout, plan copy for ad pages. X X D Club. Front: M.Lunt, president: S.Martinez and R.Lunt, execu- tensen, L.Nelson, J,Turman, S.Smith. Back: D.Crum, S.Richins, tive boardg S..lones, secretary-treasurerg L.Crotts, vice-president. D.Payne, S.Pugmire, C.Cauthen, D.Carrell, R.Ortegu, J.Crotts, Row 2: A,Rendon, W.Cuthbertson, B.A. Lum, B.Gale, L.Mor- T.Nichols,M.Dowling, A.James ,, ' ppb 5 K . V ,Q - 4 l Athletes enjoy Sports rewards i I 5 GAC. Front Row: Mrs. Barbara Stauffer, adviser: B.Gale, presi- dent: J.Crum, vice-president: M.Lunt, secretary: H.T. Clothier, adviser. Row 2: S.Mortcnsen, A.Montoya, F.Garcia, S.Lujan, -f--it B.Lackey, L.Chapman, M.A. Garcia. Back Row: N.MerrelI, N. Garcia, l.Pena, J.Clouse. K.Cox, J.Elmer, K.Mortensen. S.York, S.Bailey. Not Pictured: C.Martinez through projects promoted b GAC, D Club Encouraging participation in sports, the Girls' Athletic Club and the D Club admitted letter- men ofgood standing to member- ship. Proud of their school sweaters, members earned money for other rewards to athletes. With proceeds from a carnival booth, a basketball concession, a faculty-student basketball game, and the sale of T shirts to high schoolers and Wildkat Coun- try shirts to elementary school pupils, the lettermen bought Wildkat jackets for graduating members. The GAC manned booths and concessions also: their aim was a tape deck for the bus carrying teams to volleyball games. As usual, new members dressed up for school on Initiation Day. The club dropped one custom: there was no Beau in I973-I974. if U1 Bobbing for apples at the carnival required advice, here given by N.Merrcll, Opposite Page: Would-be star of faculty-student basketball hassle is D.Tellez, Upper Left. Center: Not ice-skating, just fancy pose for R.Lunt at same game. Bottom Left: His guard fails: S.Smith has tried, but Ned Merrell shoots past him, others freeze with suspense. Bottom Right: D Club cakes tempt customers: S.Pugmire, Mrs. Valenzuela are on duty. T Spanish Club. Front Row: R.Lunt, presidentg l.Pena, vice-presi dent: M.Lunt, treasurer: D.Tellcz, adviser. Row 2: J.Cr0tts, S Richins, M.Pugmire, D.Valdez, D.Green, M.Stacy, S.E. Shreve, FTA becomes Student Action for Education, SAE. Front Row: Anthony Pasco, adviser: M.Dowling, presidentg K.Penry, vice-presi- dentg M.Stacy, secretary: G.Gale, treasurer, Kay Esry, adviser. Row 2: L.Munguia, E.Mendcz, K.Stacy, P.Baldridge, D.Cox, K.Fitzhugh, W.l-Iooper, J.Crum. Back Row: M.Lunt, J.Elmer, R.Richins, G.Waters, D.Crum, A.Rendon, N.Garcia 'ffm' - red, S.Martinez, D.Carrell, C.Cauthen, J.Dozier, B.A. Lunt, J. . Benally, M.Dowling, D.Crum, W.Cuthbertson, P.Claridge, N. Lunt, A.Rendon. Membership was open to all students in Spanish C.Herrcra, G.Crockett, S.Archuleta. Back Row: L.Crotts, L.All- I, Spanish II classes. Spanish Clubis scholarship is yearis project A new acronym appeared in announcements and student lan- guage in 1973. Student Action for Education, FTA, was a new name for the Future Teachers. First projects were a carnival booth and a candle sale. Next, each member worked for a day as an aide to an elementary school teacher. Last, the club sponsored a reading-encourage- ment program jointly with the Arizona Department of Public Instruction and the National Education Association, SAE. The Spanish Club earned money with a basketball conces- sion and gave a college scholar- ship to a senior member. SAE candle sale at Christmas featured funny, unusual, traditional designs. M. Stacy, M.Dowling enjoy unpacking them. Far Left: Another SAE project, teaching for a day, finds K.Stacy su- pervising reading lesson for sixth grader L.Clark in Miss Clayton's room. Duncan colors ave and dance Red and whiteg satin and sequinsg and tiaras adorned Dun- can's four twirlers at games and parades. Senior Brenda Gale andjunior Jeanine Crum, third-year vet- erans, and sophomores Alice Thygerson and Melody Jones performed at football games, doing a fire routine at one, and they served as escorts for the with twirlers royalty candidates at Homecom- ing. Besides leading the band at the county fair and Cinco de Mayo parades, they participated in an all-school baton routine at the University of Arizona Band Day. They performed at the Christ- mas basketball tournament and at most home games, with Brenda soloing at the last one. . . tgaiig X i ,,y,, 1 tw: A left' af Q if - it f 'xi'-.1 W fa? Q., Jq-ix Qi 1 rr' Baton magicians Brenda Gale, Melody Jones, Alice Thygerson, Jeanine Crum led band. , VW . .1 I xl B.Gale leaves floor after last performance at end of three years as twirlcr. Far Left: Twirlers lead county fair parade. Top of Page: .l.Crum, majorette for Home- coming, leads field rehearsal. g if e 4 .1 'I-235 if fi i 1 Y T a fm f vs ra Pom Pons Front Chris Sanchez Kristy Newby Sue Ellen Shreve Back Laura Lizarraga, Patsy Hill, Loretta Payne Fighting Wildkats Depend on pep '5Fight, team, fight! Fight, team, fight! was the cheer- leaders, chant at the games. The varsity girls and Nancy Lunt attended a camp in Douglas in the summer of 1973 to learn new yells and formations. The varsity attended most out-of- town games, as well as all the home ones. The pom pons were bright entertainment at halftimes and parades, and lined up with the cheerleaders to welcome the team onto the field at all football games. They performed at most basketball home games and in Bowie. For the home game with Clifton, they invited the Trojan squad to performg and their own best routine, they said, was Mi Chachitaf' performed to a record by the El Chicano group. Cheerleaders, from Front: Billie Lackey Sylvia Lujun Deb Green Nancy Garcia crew for grit, determination cup and down the line' Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were Patsy Quinones, Alice Thygerson, Nancy Lum - A Q 4 A Choir. First Row: F.Rodriguez, F.Villalobos, J.Abeyta, M. Green, Kimmie Cox, B.Gale, ' P.Claridge, N.Merrell, ' M. .lones, ' N.Lunt, A.Thygerson, G.Crockett, M.Lunt,' R.York, Richins. L.Chapman. Back Row: J.Nelson, C.Weisling, M. l.Pena, N.Crockett, W,Hooper, K.Stacy, B.Lackey, R.Damron, Pugmire, ' D.Crum, B.A. Lunt, D,McCIure, S.Pugmire, ' R. R.Tippetts, D.Monares. Row 2: K.Mortensen, ' L.Payne, J. Richins, D.Carrell, J.Pena, D.Payne, ' L.Nelson, S.Smith, M. Elmer, L.Lizarraga, Kimberley Cox, D.Nichols, J.Cline, D. Nelson. 'Wildkat Singers ' Accompanists f as FV 3, rg. ' Mr. Powell directs last-minute warm-up before concert. Opposite: S.Bailey, M. Jones chat before Spring Concert. At Christmas concert, variation of We Three Kings of Orient Are was feature, with McKay Pugmire, Chris Weisling, Scott Pugmire singing the parts ofthe three kings. Praise, plans oint to bigger, better choir after song-filled year Best choir l've had since I came here, said Mr. Powell in commenting on the year's work in vocal music. Chris Weisling, a senior, auditioning in Tucson in Jan- uary, represented Duncan in the regional choir concert in Tucson in February. Later, at a PTA meeting, Chris, Peggy Claridge, Marsha Lunt, and Nancy Lunt were vocal soloists. The Christmas Concert was a Cantata, with familiar and not- so-familiar carols woven around the Christmas story narration. In the spring, the choir and band presented a program at Pima High School: participated in the spring festival hosted by Eastern Arizona College fre- ceiving a rating of excellentjg presented the annual Spring Con- certs for Duncan: performed for Baccalaureate and Commence- ment. The Wildkat Singers sang for the Junior-Senior Banquet and at the Town Kats' Banquet in May. Next year, said Director Powell, we're making a special drive to recruit more boys and we hope to build a bigger and better choir. ta ixx 1 Chris Weisling sings at PTA meeting: and M.Lunt has solo part in O Holy Night at Christmas Concert. Above: Wildkat Singers at Junior-Senior Banquet are B.Gale, M. Lunt, N.Merrell, D.Green, K.Mortensen, C.Weisling, D.Payne, and S.Pugmire. Woodwinds: James Nelson, Marsha Lunt, Brenda Gale, Loretta Weisling, Dennis Tuey, Mark Nelson,' Stan Jones,' Lyle Mor- Wright, Karen Fitzhugh, Mary Lou Gentry, Sammie Bailey, tensen, Kirk Hooper, Dale Howard, Jeff Poagef Leonard Nelson, Alice Thygerson, Adam Luna, Stephen Smith, Debbie Valdez, Alphonso James, .l.Brent Lunt. Director Foy Powell. Percus- Melody Jones, Kimberley Cox. Brass: Leslie Mortensen, Chris sion: Jeanine Crum, Dick McBride, Brent Gale, 'Honor Band ,,. :Sk '1' vt Q Ft. - , at t .wrt-' : 3- 1 ,.,. Pep band shows honor members A.Luna, L.Mortensen, J.Nelson, Christmas concert. Right: B.Boyd, also named to honor band, B.Gale. Center: Mr. Powell helps A.James adjust overlay before finds tuba good support at Homecoming practice. 1- , Q Q, A f ' wb- Does the reed machine need refills? Mr. Powell climbs up to see. Right: L.Mortensen, J.Poage smile happily after being accepted for bands for European summer tours. Popular tunes, Practice, talent result in honors for DHS band The best yet! was a com- ment heard after the spring music festival that made Mr. Powell feel the year's work with the band had been worth while. Individual players earned honors. Freshman Adam Luna, alto saxophone, received a rating of superior at the district solo and ensemble festival, and at state, he received an excellent. Jeff Poage, chosen by audition, played trombone at the all-state music festival. Senior Leslie Mortensen and Jeff, ajunior, won places in bands that would tour European coun- tries in the summer of '74, Les- lie's trip was sponsored by the United States Collegiate Wind Band, and .Iefl's by the Universal Academy ofMusic. Outstanding seniors chosen for the John Philip Sousa Award fnew this yearl were Sammie Bailey, flute, and Stan Jones, tuba. Their names would be inscribed on a plaque to be dis- played with other trophies in the high school. The band was busy from Sep- tember through May with back- ground music at the football games and with a half-time show for the Homecoming gameg with a Christmas concertg with the spring music festival at Eastern Arizona College and the spring concert in Duncang and finally, playing for Baccalaureate and Commencement. A pep band played for assemblies and basket- ball games. Crowns, emblems Herald reigns of favorites chosen for 7 Seniors received crowns, roses, and gifts: and juniors acquired emblems and sweater or jacket when Wildkats chose favorites. All candidates for Homecoming and Junior-Senior Prom royalty were seniors, the FHA and FFA Beau and Sweetheart, who would function in 1974-75, werejuniors. Runners-up for Homecoming Queen were Karen Ballard, Jill Webb, and Yolande Walters, for King, Brent Gale, Steve Smith, and Scott Pugmire. Brent and Scott were again runners-up in the Prom contest tsee belowl. FHA Beau runners-up were Larry Allred, Rod Lunt, Sam Martinez, Lyndel Rutherford. FFA attendants were Marilyn Richins and Patsy Hill. Aw Prom Queen G.Bussey, King D.Carrell receive crowns from '73 Queen Cheryl Wright. Below are M.Dowling, Junior Class President D,Valdez, Queen runners-up S.Lujan. B.Gale, K.lVlortcnsen, Queen Glenda, King Dan, King runners-up S.Pugmire, B.Gale. QM 3: t MARSHA LUNT Sweetheart Future Farmers ofAmerlci 3s '4 4 1 X1 IRAF a V' .M ,.x .f .H ,,,,,,, , SSL i . f, xlrvvifzf' .L J. K 4 - F , Jing, ,.5:fN--H gg.- '.'. '93 61 Qdfs- . 4 .K An: 'J , . N, . 'nfl 1 JEFF POAGE Beau Future Homcmakcrs ofAmt.rnc.1 x g,..A BACKE RS A, 0, - . af' ' - . f I X511 .qv- i. X v f, f 1 ,ff ,X ao' -, . , Lf' ' ,-.. vm: u no f 0 .I. ,Q Q 5 o. ,Q -v -fy A' N .1 QQ gli' COMPLIMENTS OF .eff 3G drxver Manuel Lucero treats happy folk to favorlte Coke flavors C Dunlap T Nichols D Cathemer J Webb J Clouse are really slttlng on top' COUNTIES 202 W 8th St Safford Arizona Phone Dlal O Ask Operator for Enterprlse l9l Enloy WM S AMINS DEPARTMENT STORE 300 E Rallroad SPEIDEL WATCHES and BANDS Phone 542 3712 I-Ofdsbufg N M BULOVA and WYLER WATCHES ARNOLD'S SHOES Safford ee Sake 430 Mam Phone 428 2891 509 Mam St Safford Phone 428 2901 3022414 BOBBIE RUTLAND Lordsburg New Mexlco BRINKERHOFF REALTY C L I 5 8L 1 0 622 5th Ave Phonem 3633 Safford Chase Creek CLIFTON FLOWER 8a GIFT SHOP Box 306 GLENDA RICHINS Phone 358 2ll5 Cllfton Arlzona Cm-ton Phone 864 4251 I BQTTLING l8 l 8l 8 It l S CG. ' 7 200 South Shakespeare THE HOLLYWOOD SHOP CONGRATU LATIONS to the CLASS of I974 255 h C ase Creek Phcne 864 M42 Chfton RILEY S DRUG FANNIN S Prescrlptron Pharmacy 81 Vetermary Supplles Fme Candles Golden Acre Seeds M M M I Your Busmess Is Appreclated OOF an S mera S Dependable LP Gas Service Cosmetncs Counter Phone 864 5441 201 Eighth St Safford Clifton Phone 864 2252 Phone 428 0641 s,o PBSW hos everything SCHOOL SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES CURRICULUM MATERIALS AUDIO VISUAL PRODUCTS OFFICE FURNITURE BUSINESS MACHINES IOSVV STORES STATEWIDE I 9 I 7 I I 7 06 09 HIDALGO COFFEE SHOP INEZ 8L LUPE LOPEZ 324 E Rallroad Ave Lordsburg N M Serving Greenlee County for Over 39 Years RIETZ S We Know What You re Looklng for RCA gt WHIRPOOL Servmg Duncan Cllfton Morencl KROEHLER SIMMONS North Coronado Blvd BASSET ARMSTRONG Ph 8 373 CLIFTON Clifton one 64 6 N CORONADO BLVD DIAL 8644138 IIRPLII Open Seven Days a Week Monday thru Saturday E HWY 70 ga m to8p m ll l SaffOI'd Sunday 1Oa m to8p m UNE 3-mp SHOP 8. SAVE CENTER Housewares Automotive School Supplies Health 81 Beauty Aids Clothlng Dress Shoes, Work Shoes and Boots for entnre family Hardware Camping Equipment Hunting Equipment Flshmg Equipment SHOP OUR IVIANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS L ,,,t,, K V A 1 , . u .. - ,Y , . , , . . , . . . . CLIFTON NEW CAR DEALERS CARTER MOTORS N Coronado Blvd Clnfton MULLINS MOTOR CO Sales and Service Cletls and Clarlce Mullins .L Phone 864 3972 Box 1415 Clifton Arlzona COPPER STATE MOTOR CO Tom Merrill Owner Authorlzed Sales and Servnce 415 S Coronado Blvd Clifton 864 4195 TT I Mr Crockett tells hrs mece Gayle Crockett Duncan Hugh sen or nterest ngf cts about anous ku ds ofmsurance WATCHES JEWELRY DIAMONDS Complete Glft Department Clifton N Coronado Blvd Phone 864 3742 COTTON CITY EMIL BOLLWEEVILS COUNTRY WESTERN INSURANCE A LITTLE ROCK Insurance of All Kinds 427 Mam Phone 428 3840 Safford Ammas N M Phone 548 2375 of R ' JEWELRY i ,i i u v ' 'n ' . 66 . 79 DUNAGAN MUSIC X 3 ' .L CLIFTON AUTO ' SUPPLY fRPSP d AUTO PARTS and ACCESSORIES 1205 Hardin Box 190 Lordsburg New Mexico Z PhOl'le 542 C ft Pho 864 3562 ' S f d Cllfto ll2 E st Mai St 428 1740 S C ronado Bl d 864 4597 CALDWELL FUNERAL HOME ARVIN SHIFLET and RAY LUSTER 0144 efz, ij- THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE 4 . , H I' X! ' XM 4 . I . , I ' I , 0 1 Q b X, 5 A V - Q ,1' ' I 'Ka - -T-A X .,,, '44'4 4 A Division o ro ucts of Arizona ' P.O. V . ' li on ne - 0 Q -- A L ..,.. . CALDWELL VUNIIAL MOI! I W vm 4 5. 'S a for ' n a 'n . - . 0 v . - h KL ' :mes ' IOTIIV - Al coin' - I G pun ' ' BOYD BROTHERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROCERIES LUMBER HARDWARE 109 Mann Duncan Wylie Boyd Clark Boyd and Mrs Clark Boyd are often helped by Brad Boyd and Crystal Stephens durnng the summer and on week Phone 359 2552 en S EAGLE DRUG CO Rexall Drugs 330 E Railroad Ave Lordsburg Phone 542 9142 COX UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE SHOP 297 k Chase Cree Phone 864 M08 Cllfton CLIFTON FURNITURE C0 Don Knight IS general helper Steve Guzzo IS Duncan drlver P O Box 1566 Phone 864 2422 M L S EL CHARRO CAFE 320 Chase Creek Trust your car to the man who wears Cnnon Phone 864 3253 the mf TE CO DANNY S CAFE Box l535 Cllfton Duncan Phone 359 2764 Phone 864 Nm fu . L - 0 A 1 . , . . . 97 1 PCO, BANKAMERICARU. ST FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Lordsburg, New Mexico Serving the Lordsburg Area Since 1907 Two Locations to Serve You MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION KOOL SPOT CAFE Best in Spanish Food Del cious Homemade P es Great Hamburgers 'J ORDERS TO GO Duncan Phone 359 2522 ty SPORTING GOODS ALS Phone864 4440 342 Chase Creek Clifton Home 0fSa1'SfaCf'0f1 ALFRED ATTAWAY DICK and MARLENE MCLAIN Ramoad Blvd Duncan I I Inch Qlvlllll Inland ll 00.13 FDIE 7 9, an - ' ' va I ' ' i . 1 Mr. Attaway receives instructions from nephew Da y Carrell as to the kind ofhair s ling seniors like. 1 1 Sea Ramlc World 627 B Sireet Silver Cnty N. M. C o ic S p 0 Free Inst uctio Doy 8. E enlng Deanna Rhodes 533-3444 George Rhodes GILA VALLEY CONGRATULATIONS ROGER DAVIDS Building Blocks for Every Purpose COLORED PATIO 8: SPLIT FACE BLOCK FUNERAL HOME 2 Mlles South on Bowne Hlghway Sword Phone 428 2710 Phone 428 2360 B 8a D AUTO SUPPLY Your NAPA Jobber PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS 200 N CORONADO BLVD CLIFTON PHONES 864 2952 8: 864 2950 O . I or m u pll s r n v Duncan Produds i . s w 5 Mobil ' Service N 'SLS Before gas shortage strikes, creates gas-hungry car lines, Lloyd Waters, dad Virgil greet ad salesmen R.Richins, C.Weisling .l.Poage, S.E.Shreve, R.Erickson, S.Bailey. WATERS COMPLETE WEDDING LINE glorai Design by Jacque GIF'l'B - FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS PLANTS Home: 304 RAu..noAD Avenue 542-9400 Lonnsaune NEW Mexico RCO CHAPARR?-Ilzgh SEQOR LODGE Engine Tune Up Refrigeration SCFVICC NICK BRADFORD Auto Glass Virgil Waters Lloyd Waters D Ph 359 99 0 Clifton Phone 864 4943 umm one 8 Coverzng Graham and Greenlee Countzes 232235 COURIER M L Gentry D Valdez read in January issue that the COU RIER has won top award for news writing excellence among all Arizona weekly semi weekly and tri weekly newspapers with circulation over 2500 COURIER s circulation is more than 8000 1973 contest was sponsored by Arizona News paper Association Safford Clifton Morenci Tel 428 2560 Tel 865 4186 Qt tskiw ll ,J errt..e,e 5 i'i' 5 .:::: 1 in ' ' - .Q ......:,l.:: :sgieiiiifigi 'i:A ' if Fe L S .L Lal ua Tfuwmlthwf for our many blessrngs as our forefathers were thankful for thelrs whlch however meager were for them mamfold' The rxght to worshlp as they pleased therr rellef from oppresslon the freedom to do for themselx es In our modern day we have much to be thank ful for let us not forget to be humble and grate ful And not the least of our blessmgs one 1n herrted from the EBFIIESI Amerlcans IS thls rlght to do for ourselves It was In thls spxrlt that our cooperatlve was founded It IS ln thls splrlt that we plan for the future of thls Member owned buslness enterprlse Edward Edgar retlrmg after I4 years servrce on Co op board of directors congratulates hrs successor Archle Stephens Duncan Schools superintendent BOARD OF DIRECTORS Douglas Brubaker Presldent James Sanders Vlce President Wylie Boyd Secretary Lou1sA Conner Member Mack Hatch Member Arch1eL Stephens Member PERSONNEL Luc1IleSm1th Manager Donna Lee Blllmg Clerk Sandra Dodson Cashier Horace McBride Field Supervisor MlltonA Jensen Foreman FOR MORE INFORMATION WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT YOUR LOCAL ELECTRIC SYSTEM DUNCAN VALLEY ELECTRIC COOPERATI E INC N y 0 . L U 9 Il 's I f ' tel Q , o fX'FL'.l'1?'.,'j?22'5L'fi5eiT MCGRATH JESSIE S AGENCY C I BEAUTY SALON Am2?30b C 'Y NORMA VIRGINIA LUCY THERESA andJESSIE Morenc1Shopp1ng Center Phone 865 3691 BISHOP S HARDWARE TELEVISION STEREO 505 East 10th Street Lordsburg N M SANFORD COLLEGE e L1 C Theft Duncan Notary Phone 359 2451 Senior L Chapman learns from Mrs McGrath and assistant Mrs Mary Anderson that car Insurance rates are lower for famllles whose teen agers belong to Nattonal Honor Soclety ERMES DRY GOODS Ratlroad Blvd Duncan of BEAUTY CULTURE Phone359 2425 Eastern Arlzona s Finest Offering Superior Training tn Beauty Culture State Board Approved School 201 E Mann Safford Phone 428 0331 DHS gurls thunk they mlght luke to practice on each other as the students at Sanford do Here are C Nichols, Y Walters, J Webb, L Chapman, P Baldrldge, and C Dunlap HOLLOWAY TRIM SERVICE 1208 Thatcher Blvd Salford Phone 428 0502 IRENE S BOUTIQUE Featuring MERLE NORMAN Cosmetics Safford Phone 428 1303 JOHNSON S GIFTS 212 E Rarlroad Lordsburg Mt Graham Shoppmg Center Safford Phone 428 3880 LANKFORD'S PIZZA 3 . .f 7 APPLIANCES 5 PEPSI COLA BGTTLING 17 EIG HTH AVENUE SAFFORD ou ve got a lot to lrve epsl s got a lot to grve' Lettermen Sam Martmez Mlke Lunt enjoy a break with refreshmg Pepsl 'X' For M Rnchrns L Chapman L Payne M Jones line lunch follows drscusslon with each other and wrth Range waitress RANGE Restaurant 8t Motel The Best in Food The Best in Service MR. and MRS. JOHN KIRBY 836 E. Railroad Ave. Lordsburg N.M. Now thus IS the way you do It says expert Mrs Grace Johnson as she explams desk routme to Mrs Jacque Elmer COMPLIMENTS OF GENERAL UTILITIES INC 109 Main Street Duncan Phone 359-2442 Compliments of DUNCAN VALLEY GIN Vlrden Hlghway Phone 359 223l Duncan Arizona Stan Jones and hls dad were Duncan Gm customers Though l973 season was not the best farmers kept the gm busy In December X x 72,6 gifts? fi X 'Q E V735 62 r ' Lzcgyk C I 5233 lm , fs, I-ni N I ge gh'-sn, l enowme Palms -5 rf Everything you need at f RICHARDS M JSIC CO Music Headquaters for Arlzona Let Us Help You With Your Music BCNANZA DRIVE IN Home ofthe Bonanza Burger N Coronado Blvd 1nCl1fton Hal Em ple Orders to Go Duncan Phone 359 2221 Phone 864 556' a , . 1 ' 1 . , ' --- - QQ Q f -Y . K fr X r x W J LR S2 l fx I ' ' ., X - 2 Q I ' L K ,- Q ff? ,e ' 1 ' 1 5 at V' A , ,f,,-N K A6 l I -4- -A 1 T -N . W3 M T ' , 2,V, H ' .. K i A . ,f at xl 'J ef' V , f 11 f LED 'I li - , rf' lg ' ,ig Q id 721 5? -,ii - 'Viv f' lf ' , X. 'E 4 .1 -X ' Inf vp- 4' -Q l X 2, A Sll q F I- E31 K .iii Q It h , 453' J ,. . . 13: -' - nf. 2 'p ' ' L . s, I 5, I y 9 Q? we 429 Main st., Safford Phone 428-2442 in 2 -L ' fit' ..-.f-fi' l ' 5 4 .ft lil 4 I ' . f- - f I ,. i- 22 fjf e .. I VIA m ia. an ., s A P 5 .-I 5 ,..' W i JJ... : . , U 'fn' '5 , - 4 - 15:2 ' .,, 3:51,-Q..-' J ' 4 1' D 'R' ' C. FWF!! Yertn-m 'Tu-vlrn urr'In. Ariliii 1-sf-H Q ,O f Q' 'Q' .- Wikia f1f?I'a,3.?g-::Q.-1'f.1t9fg,.4 49- 'xQ:'.'Azs 1 ' 'V' 5935? 5'f. ifx. wh. f 'ff' -,'Qege.-ffm ES. cab., W-W--afxeg? PHELPS DODGE CORPORATION f Congratulatlons, Class of 1974Y 'QE 'G' hkhgm Q-Be.-if .3 QQ ,Q -ff-fav 5.1 xag 'SX O :,6..,'Qs ,,4,L5iv.-5- 40 i 3 f f l 0 -A l Cz si 5 -i 1 - Cl 5- if X 2. ' . ,of ' . U .Y N I C r ' , W fi, i If .,, , u '1 X - K ' T if OJ. 'QF' -Qflf ' -14' ff 1 ' 9, 'J S-f , 1 I' Og ' 'ff' U, '-452:-'ff' , - -G '-15' ' ' B- Y Staff at Perfecto s Tom Magallanes Elolsa Polanco Cuca herself and Dodle Peralta have perfected skllls on hair stylmg CUCA PERFECTO 364 Chase Creek Chfton Phone 864 3682 PERFECTO S BEAUTY SALO LA YTON :Q LARSON 617 Flfth Ave Safford Phone 428 1080 LEH M AN S 201 Rallroad Blvd Duncan Phone 359 2571 MORENCI BOWLING AND BILLARDS THRIFTEE Morenc1PlazaPhOne 865 4343 Morencl Lowest Prices ln Eastern Arrzona MORRIS NURSER Y 105 East 14th St Safford Across From Phone 428 0950 the Southern Paclfnc Depot Safford NEWS DEPOT Phone 428 1844 Books Magaznnes and Cards Safford YARDSTICK THE CAVE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 74 Howard and Zena Mitchell CLIFTON Phone 864 4332 ! 's. a s Senior R R1ch1ns who lives works and dreams cars loves A M W job at Chevron Here he checks o1l for Mr A Hein s Audi X Q BARLOWS .483 C HEVRON STATION Gas Batteries Tires l2l 7 Thatcher Blvd saffofd ACCCSSONCS Phone 428 7810 Duncan Ar1zona phone 359 7418 We do more for Arlzonans than any other bank Valley B inlt fin inces more cars We p 1y interest to more Arizona sivers V 1lley B ink h is fir more offices in Arizona More Arizon ms cirry Valley Bank Master Charge Cards Valley Bink checking iccounts are the most popular We approve more home modernization loans. More Arizonans depend on Valley Bank for trust and estate matters. Valley Bank lends more money to help Arizona s ranchers and farmers. More business and professional people benefit from our unique business systems. Valley Bank approves more student loans. We've helped thousands of young Arizonans get an edu- cation. We're sure we can do more for you, too. Just ask. COMPLIMENTS OF ESTES DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS ' if 3 Phone 865-3112 FOUNTAIN COSMETICS Phone 865-3171 H, M 2 Chrrs Werslmg checks fascmatrng vanety of paperbacks at Estes Drug CA E pw? MEXICAN AND ERICAN R FOOD HWY 70 4-is E Thatcher Phone 428 0734 Blll Clark and hrs dad W M are Duncan High graduates of P Baldndge reports a great 1955 and l924 Thcrr able assrstant rs Gene Pennmgton hamburger good servrce rn the Proneer dmmg room C L 3 R K plana,-R MERCANTILE RESTAURANT , ISKN ki,-Lvl' be 501 l v I by Q THE COMPLETE FOOD STORE A Ni Duncan Phone 359 2222 Mg C. ,. MExi? 7 qs A + 16 A3 1 ' f ' 7 I 5 ,I . Co 'G 14 0 .:.-- lfifg N -I 2' 'fi 'Q v lab' T1 gg Ls 11 'Ez-ff--1 A, fx Vie... - Y.Walters heads theatre's teen staff: J.Crotts, projectionistg T.Hill, ticket takerg P.Ruiz, projectionist. THE NEW DUNCAN THEATRE 'ef ft V ' 2? W1 iii Gila Laundry driver Danny Alldridge, delivering linens to cafeteria, describes his route to C.Martinez, T.Nichols. Congratulations to the Class of 1974 LAUNDRY CLEANERS -an LINEN SUPPLY Where Happiness Costs so Little Blu and Byron Lewis BILL SPROULS MANAGER Duncan Phone 359 2661 EL CHARRO CAFE Open 24 Hours a Day MEXICAN FOOD A SPECIALTY CHOICE STEAKS SEAFOOD CHICKEN 209 E Southern Pacific Blvd Lordsburg FRANKLIN HOOD Proprietor Safford 428 3200 Morenc1865 3303 CIRCLE H GROCERY Open from 7 to ll Daily Highway 70 Lordsburg , . I I , . l 5 AY 5 , I E zaiaiiws . 1 JOE'S FURNITURE TAPPAN BIG ELOW f-e MAYTAG WESTINGHOUSE N. Coronado Blvd. Phone 864-4155 Clifton gg G' REA ANI1' G 3L W SANITARY MARKET AUTO SUPPLY YOUR NAPA JOBBER 628 Flfth St Phone 428 3873 NASH WILLIS Jensens all help Mother Rulene son Jason dad Mrlt daughter Andrea s1sterV1ck1 Pearce grand ma Delsa VIRDEN FARMERS EXCHANGE MILT S ELECTRONIC Vlrden 358 2101 It Pays to Shop at Reay s Cllfton 253 S Coronado Blvd Phone 864 3688 TOTS N TEENS The Only Store m Eastern Arlzona and Western New Mexlco Specrahzmg m Chrldren s Clothmg 512 Mam Safford Phone 428 0640 Compllments of GRAHAM COUNTY NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Safford Arxzona G 7 . . . . . , . ,, ,' I 1 If 1,Q,l,,gz:::a H A 5 , 1 9 s 1 ' 7 ' 1 PRODUCE , K I ll 44 aa? Brllle Bracy Yolanda Benavrdez are helpers to F0rTl'1OSeWhOWar1I 'tl'1eVery Best Mrs Frankre Wllhams at Clrcle K Store rn Chfton E H. It I gli n CIRCLE K if ' VIH I NG- 4575 FOOD STORES JIM and FRANKIE WILLIAMS S Contract Operators SEWING CENTER Slowlamst Openeoo muoo 7 Days a Week Safford Phone 428 0454 N Coronado Blvd Chfton Ula I Owner Ned Merrell IS helped by daughters Adele and Nancy and by son rn law Dan Cluff who manages Western Auto Mary Lmk admires beautrful stereo m Grla Muslc Congratulations Seniors' L BIG 3 STORE GI ACEUSIC WESTERN AUTO ' Feed 84 Gram Farm Equipment RCA 84 ZENITH Hardware Groceries SALES 8L SERVICE BestQual1ty Meats 406 Main St Stafford Duncan Phone 359 221 I ALL SPORT CENTER The Complete Sporting Goods Store 415 Maln Street f602j428 2750 Salford Az 85546 TALLEY AND SON Bulldlng Supplles and Sportlng Goods 624 8th St Safford TRANSAM ERICA TITLE INSURANCE CO Box 748 Phone 428 0542 Safford After l972 flood Owen COkleJ Baumgardner drllls Methodist VALLEY AUTO WRECKING Church S new well Phone 428 3645 W F STEPHENS 851 MamSt Safford MONTGOMERY WARD 312 E loth Sl Lordsburg Duncan Phone 359 2530 Phone 542 3559 Y' WL FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA Congratulations, Class of'74! Sincere Wishes for a Great Future I I - , I K, L. 3 1 ,gf '-Xxx 5 . x 5 j ix rl 1 . K -ll 2 LQ gl I 5 , Y . . Wgmm 99 .ti Susan York wears proud sm1le 1n telllng of her and Ron s beaut1ful new Mustang MERRELL MOTORS SALES SERVICE Always Br1ng Your Ford Back Home to Us O I . O .. G ' l . . . , N Lf l , 109 99 ' ' ' 99 ' ' l02 ' ' . -A II7 , ' 99 ' ' 94 , lll ' 102 104 ' ' 94 110 ' 106 95 ' lOl ' ' ' 116 ' , ' 109 ' ' 100 . H5 ' l02 f 104 114 ' ' ' y 94 105 ' ' - 106 ' 101 ' ' 1 99 ' 111 ' 94 ' ' IIS 98 II4 ll2 ' , 96 ' 109 ' 104 ' 1 lll 95 ' ' DUNCAN A 8a W Saf ford Al s Barber Shop All sport Center Amm s Department Store Arco Arnold s Shoes Art Gallery Drug B SL D Auto Supply Barlow s Chevron Brg 3 8a Western Auto Blshop s Hardware Bobbre s Jewelry Bonanza DFIVC In Boyd Brothers Brmkerhoff Realty Caldwell Funeral Home Casa Manana The Cave C1rcle H C1rcle K Clark Mercant1le Cl1fton Auto Supply Chfton 5 EL I0 Cllfton Flower and G1fts Cl1l'ton Furn1ture Cllfton New Car Dealers Coca Cola Bottlmg Co OG5 Cotton C1ty Boll Weev1ls Cox Upholstery Crockett Insurance Crystal MIFTOT Beauty Salon Danenhauer Insurance Agency Danny's Cafe Dunagan MUSIC Duncan Theatre Duncan Valley Electr1c Coop Duncan Valley Gln PHONE 359 2491 Congrutuluhons Graduates ,140 EIIUIPMEHT MID FURNISHINGS SCHOOL UFFICE CHURCH Phoemx Anxona Serving Arizona Schools over years PHONE 2671311 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Eagle Drug Eastern Ar1zona Cour1er El Charro Cl1fton El Charro Lordsburg Ermes Dry Goods Estes Drug Fann1n s Supply F1rst Nat I Bank of Ar1zona F1rst Nat I Bank of Lordsburg Floral Deslgn by Jacque G 8: W Auto Supply General Ut1l1t1es G1la Valley Block G1la Laundry G1la MUSIC Graham County New Car Dealers H1ldalgo Coffee Shop Holloway Tr1m Hollywood Shop ll5 lrene's Boutlque l I0 Jess1e's Beauty Salon 98 .Ioe's Furn1ture 94 Johnson's G1fts 94 Kool Spot 99 Lankford's PIZZ8 97 Layton SL Larson 94 Lehman's 97 Marston's 99 McGrath Insurance 97 Merrell Motors I I2 Montgomery Ward ll2 MOTCDCI Bowl1ng 8L B1ll1ards 99 Moms Nursery 98 News Depot I l l Ortega's Shoes 103 PBSW 106 Peggy's G1fts Penney s Cl1fton Pepsr Cola Bottllng Co Perfecto s Beauty Salon Phelps Dodge Corporatron Phelps Dodge Mercant1le Ph1lpott8L Son P1oneer Cafe Pollock s Western Wear Preston Insurance Agency Range Restaurant Rrchards MUSIC RICIZ s Rlley s Drug S 8: S Sport1ng Goods Safford Funeral Home Sanford Beauty College San1tary Market SeaRam1c World Sears Catalog Serv1ce Stmms' Texaco State Farm Insurance Stephens Well Dr1ll1ng Stute's Jewelry Surplus C1ty Talley and Son Thr1ftee Supermarket Tots 'n' Teens Transamer1ca T1tle Insurance Valley Auto Wreckmg Serv1ce Vtrden Farmers' Exchange Valley Natlonal Bank Walneck's Waters SCTVICC Whelan Jewelry Wh1pple's Sew1ng Center Abeyta, Diane 50 Abeyta, JoAnn 1l,50,76,86 Allison, Denise Gayle 10,27,33,35,49,70 Allred, Larry l2,37,39,47,63,82,9l Archuleta, Sally 50,82 Bailey, Sammie 15,36,42,45,79,81,86,88 Baird, Susan 37,50 Baldridge, Michael 53,77 Baldridge, Patsy 11,53,76,79,82 Ballard, Karen 7,36,42 Beauford, Terry 50 Benally, Joe 10,50,63,82 Benavidez, Adolph 53,62,68 Best, Tammy 50 Bigler, Joseph 31 Index Carrell, Danny 5,6,l5,31,41,43,58,60, 61,66,67,74,77,80,82,86,90 Cathemer, Cindy 12,l3,14,23,47,88 Cathemer, Debbie 50,79 Cauthen, Clifford 12,l4,47,56,58,61,80. 82 Cauthen, John 53,58,77 Cervantes, Adeline 23,53,76 Cervantes, Frank 13,43 Cervantez, Mike 33,53 Chapman, F.D. 20,21,3l Chapman, Lynn 8,l5,22,36,43,69,70,74, 75,77,79,8l,86 Claridge, Peggy 6,50,82,86 Clark, Glenna 37,47 Cline, Judith 35,53,86 ..-,Q-..,,, N g ws... Billingsley, Becky 36,53 Clothier, H.T. 3,8,1 1,15,l6,17,l9,22,23, Billingsley, Tom 27,34,42 29,69,70,7l,81 Blackstone, Mike Clouse, Jeanie 10,l5,32,36,43,45,57,64, BOARD OF EDUCATION 20 65,69,70,75,77,79,81,92 Bostock, Bruce 119 Clouse, Kent 7,41,47,77,92 Bowman, J.H. 8,32,36,37,74 Cox, Darla 9,51,76,82,84 Boyd, Brad l0,50,7l,88 Cox, Kimmie 12,23,50,51,64,70,74,8l, Bridges, Leland 47 36 Buckner, Vince 53,55,58 Cox, Kimberly 6,53,86,88 Bussey, Glenda 29,42,45,73,74,76,90 Cox, Tim 7,l0, l4,4l,47,58,68,75 Butler, Jamie 47 Crockett, Gayle l4,22,36,43,73,75,76, Byrum, Vikki 49 82,86 Crockett, Norma 11,l4,29,5l,76,78,86. 93 Crotts, Erwin 3l,63,77 Crotts, James 51,58,59,63,66,77,78,80, 82,92 Crotts, Larry 9,14,30,37,39,4l,47,49,58, 59,6l,62,63,67,80,82 Crum, Dean l0,51,52,63,67,80,82,86 Crum, Jeanine 5,l2,l4,22,36,47,64,70, 73,81,82,83,88 Cuthbertson, Bill l0,14,51,63,67,80,82 CUSTODIANS 38,39 Damron, Fred 31,47 Damron, Rhonda 53,76,86 Darby, Pam 53 Darby, Robert 27,42 Davis, Mickey 42 Davis, Thomas J. 19,25,59,60 Devoll, Carolyn 47 Dowling, Mike 5,12,l4,47,56,68,74,80, 82,90 Dozier, Joel 27,47,82 Dozier, Julie 27,51 Dunham, Becky 53 Dunham, Philip 51 Dunlap, Cynthia 48,76,79 Elmer, Jeanne 24,53,64,70,76,8 1 ,82,86 Erickson, Ronda 9,1 l,5l,76,78,79,93 Esry, Kay 22,23,82 Farnsworth, Reuben 1 19 Fisher, James 25,53 Fitzhugh, Karen 27,53,82,88 Fulghum, Debra 48 Gale, Brenda 5,8,15,29,41,42,64,69,70. 74,76,78,81,82,83,86,87.90 Gale, Brent 7, l0,32,42,45,68,73,77,80, 88,90 Garcia, Anita 48 Garcia, Frances 43,81 Garcia, Fred 13,43 Garcia, Mary Ann 51,81 Garcia, Nancy 7,l2,33,48,70,81,82,85 Garcia, Rose 7,36,53,76 Gardner, Delbert 30,43,58,60 Gentry, Mary Lou l0,l3,14,37,48 Green, Debbie ll,l2,23,36,47,48,82,85, 86,87 Hamilton, Rhonda 36,53,73,76 Hamilton, Zoe Linda 51 Harris, Eddie 25,53,77 Herrera, Connie 51,82 Herrera, Juan 37,77 Hill, Fred 43,48 Hill, Kristy 51,76 Hill, Patsy 9,48,77,78,84,91 Hill, Terrie 36,48,76,77,78 Hollestelle, Dan 44 Hooper, Kirk 5l,58,63,71,77,88 Hooper, Wyla 10,l4,53,70,78,82,86 Howard, Dale 5,l0,5l,52,58,60,63,7l, 77,88 Huggins, Malissa 51 James, Alphonso 5l,69,7l,88 Jones, Melody 5,1 l,25,28,43,65,76,79, 8186.88 Jones, Stanford 15,22,28,43,57,61,69,71, 74,75,80,88 Keller, Aaron 5,30,5l,93 Keller, Nancy 35,48,49,76 Kelley, Kathi 42 Lackey, Billie l2,36,48,64,80,85,86,93 Lamm, Timothy 48 Lee, Paul 12,25,48 Lemons, Kathy 53,76 Link, Mary 37,48,79 Lizarraga, Laura 8,l2,48,84,86 Lopez, Gilbert 31,48 Lopez, Tony 51 Lopez, Vince 48 Lujan, Sylvia 8,22,36,42,64,75,81,85,9O Luna, Adam 53,74,77,88 Luna, Ted 37,42 Lunguia, Lydia 36,37,51,82 Lunt, Anthony 24,53,62,63,68,93 Lunt, Brent A. l5,51,58,69,63,7i,80,82 Lunt,J. Brent l0,5l,71,77,88 Lunt, Marsha 6,11,13,15,31,39,42,48, 64,65,70,74,75,81,82,86,87,88,91 Mendez, Lydia 53 Merrell, Nancy 5,8,l4,22,48,64,70,75,8l, 86,87 Mills, Bebe 36,37,48 Mills, Seth 36,53 Molnar, Gale 48 Monares, Dolly 54,65,76,86 Monares, Ricky 34 Montoya, Alice 4,22,42 Montoya, Luis 6,32,33,63,68,74 Montoya, Max 7,34,54,62 Morgan, Dawne 49 Mortensen, Karin 5,6,l2,15,19,41,42,43, 47,64,69,70,71,80,86,87,90 Mortensen, Leslie 9,15,25,31,32,42,58, 60,68,74,77,78,80,88,89,91 Mortensen, Lyle 54,63,64,77,88 Mortensen, Sharin 6,15,22,28,32,36,42, 45,47,64,65,69,70,74,75,80 Mott, Pete Entered too late for picture Muellersman, Frank 4,51 Muellersman, Paul 48 Nelson, James 9,l1,14,26,48,86,88 Nelson, Leonard 9,15,42,58,60,80,86,88 Entering in February were Cindy and Richard Ware, Bruce Bostock came in March, Ruben Farnsworth in February. Not pictured, Mary Smith entered in April, Pete Mott in May. Lunt, Mike 9,1 1,13,15,3l,39,42,58,6O,61, 66,67,74,75,79,80 Lunt, Nancy 9,23,5l,65,72,76,82,85,86 Lunt, Rod 14,25,33,37,48,57,58,6l,63, 67,74,75,80,82,91 McBride, Richard 53,55,58,60,77 McCarty, Kenny 53,77 McClure, Doug 51,86 McEuen, Loma 37 McKay, Dale 33,53,77 McKay, Wayne 53,77,78 Mahan, Cheryl 15,33,42,45 Martinez, Christine 28,36,42,64,75,93 Martinez, Sam 8,l2,14,37,39,48,56,58, 59,61,67,80,82,91 Medrano, Havier 25,53,62,77 Mendez, Esther 4,51,82 Mendez, John 51 Nelson, Mark 13,36,37,54,77,86,88 Newby, Kristy 4,8,36,48,84 Nichols, Cynthia 54,79 Nichols, Dawn 48,86 Nichols, Hugh 12,51,77 Nichols, Troy 42,60,77,78,80 Nurse 37 O'Neal, Tom 51 Ortega, Gilbert 52,63,67 Ortega, Ralph 7,10,15,44,66,67,6l,80,91 Pace, Kirt 48,71 Parker, Greg See Pounds, Greg Pace, Mark 54 Pasco, Anthony 27,82 Payne, Dwight 15,19,29,44,71,75,80,86, 87 Index Payne Loretta 8,1 l,36,48,73,76,84,86 Pena, Donald 54,62,77 Pena, Donna 27,54,65 Pena, lnez 7,44,64,65,8l,82,86.9l Pena, Jerry l4,37,52,61,67,77.86 Penry, Kathy 10,13,22,36,37,82 Penry, Ken 44,48 Poage, Jel'f6,I1,12,l4,24,48,7l,75,76,79 88,89,91 Poitra, Debora 22,52 Poitra, Ron l2,3l,48,58,67 Pooler, Brian 52 Pooler, Patti 54 Pounds, Greg 48 Powell, Foy 28,78,86,88,89 Presley, John 54,58,68 Price, Neil 52,77 Price, Peggy 4,48 Price, Terri 54 Price, Wade 12,48 Pugmire, McKay 27,52,82,86 Pugmire, Scott 6,7,15,24,26,29,44,37, 6l,63,74,75,86,87,90 Quinones, Patsy 14,52,73,85 Rapier, Jack 14,47,54,58,68,62,63,67,77 Rendon, Armando 52,58.63,80,82 Richins, Marilyn l2,29,36,49,79,86,9l Richins, Roy 31,44,45,86 Richins, Russel 52,77,82 Richins, Stephen 49,58,63,67,77,82 Rodriguez, Joe Louis 54,58,60,62 Rodriguez, Mary Ann 54 Rodriguez, Mary Frances 54.76.86 Ronquillo, Cindy 55 Ruiz, Pete 26,54 Rutherford, Lyndel 48,77,92 Salazar, James 54 Sanchez, Christine 9,49,84 Sanchez, James 37,49 Sanders, Frank 49 Sanders, Richard 54,77 Shipp, Gary 52 Shreve, Sue Ellen 9,1 l,l9,23,52,73,75, 78,79,82,84 Smith, Mary Alice Entered too late for picture gn ,xl 2, 1 Index Smith, Stephen 5,7,24,44,69,7l,80,86,88 Snider, Ricky 33,55 Snider, Rocky 54,77 Stacy, Kathy 4,52,82,86 Stacy, Marion 44,76,82 Stauffer, Barbara 2l,34,64,65,8l,93 Stephens, Archie 20,3l Stephens, Daniel l2,3l Stockton, Gilbert 44 Strom, Leonard 54 Swiger, Lynn Swiger, Ron Tankersley, Lynn 52,73 Tellez, Don 27,75,82 Thorne, Valerie Thygerson, Alice l3,50,52,65,72,76,83, 85,86,88 Tippetts, Robin l0,76,86 Tregembo, Kathy 22,54 Tucker, Dennis 24,34,54,55,62,68,93 Tuey, Dennis 77,88 Turman, Bob 52 Turman, Jerry 49,58,59,80 Turman, Margie 24,54,84 Valdez, Debbie l2,l4,28,47,49,74,75, 82,88,90 Valenzuela, John 34,63,67 Van Gundy, Nathalie 37,79 Van Fleet, Robin l4,36,37,49 Varela, Narciso 30,34,44 Weeks, Larry 55,62,68 Weisling, Chris 6,l5,33,4I,44 74 79 86 87,88 Wells, David 27,54 White, Jacque 23,75 Wilkerson, Kent 28,44,55 Varela, Tommy 54,58 Villalobos, Frances 52 Villalobos, Pattie 54 Villalobos, Rosemary 44 Wagley, Julie 36,49,77 Wagley. Kenny 25,54,55,77 Walter, Deveral 50,52,74,92 Walters, Yolande 7,lO, l 3,23,36,44,45, 74,76,77,78,79,9l Ward, Katrina 49 Ware, Cynthia I I9 Ware, Richard ll9 Waters, Grady 9,37,52,82 Watkins, Bill 54,62,77 Webb, Jack 33,44 Webb, Jill 7,l5,37,43,44,45,74,76,79 Webb, Lewis l4,49,74,77,92 Weeks, Gary l4,50,69 Wilkerson, Scott 52,77 Winton, Donnie 54 Wright, Loretta l3,55,76,88 York, Renada 55,76,86 York, Susan 44,45,64 Young, Art 52 Zamar, John 30 Good reading, happy memories to all! Acknowledgements It takes all kinds to make a world. It has taken many people, many scenes to make WILDKAT '74, and we thank all who helped in any way: teach- ers who let photographers in- vade their classroomsg spon- sors who cooperated for the best group picture in many years, coaches who wrote copy and checked work, students who helped with photography and tipped us off for good candidsg merchants who gave us finan- cial supportg members of the administration and staff, who smoothed our way to make our project possible, students and clubs who pro- vided the essence and the action for the book. Happy reading! And many happy memories! QQYNASTIQ 'ff A mo Q. ' 0 sf fe 1 1 LYS .oe Socmix . .. X' ' V+ - -W ' Af 5351.95-.3-4313.5-.g,V --V , Y ,A -1- ...T -V ,,V ws Kr 2, - X Tb,-w f 'G V, V'-. 4 , --H -FE9.n-ww Vg- wks, J ,. .,.- .. .V -.-... . .V - . -V V fav- 2-- V .21-, 1 LV '1 -- ,. ..,.-' V - -V .H V-V.. -r V9 f' I - -.V V5 -. V f' ' - . 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