Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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Refreshment table for initiation is prepared by D. Valdez, M.Lunt, N. Merrell. Left: Repeating NHS pledge are B.Lackey, K.Hooper, D.Howard, J.B.Lunt. Upper Left: Mrs. ).Howard, DHS '53, pins Mr. Clothier. Leadership and service Mark NHS aims, members Among the requirements for National Honor Society membership are leadership and scholarship. Of those initiated in 1975. three— Dale Howard, J.Brent Lunt, and Kirk Hooper—would hold top school offices in 1975- 76. Chosen guest speaker for Initiation and named an hon- orary member was former teacher and coach H. T. Clothier, who in his first year of retirement had continued his interest in school affairs and his work as Duncan city clerk. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Front Row: Jeff A. Poage, Rodney Lunt, Marsha Lunt, Deborah Valdez, Nancy Merrell, Alden Timothy Cox. Back Row: Sponsor Don Tellez and those initiated April, 1975: Honorary Member and Former Teacher H.T.CIothier, Sue Ellen Shreve, J.Brent Lunt, Dale Howard, Kirk Hooper, Norma Crockett, Melody Jones, Billie Lackey

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STUDENT COUNCIL, Front Row: Jeff Poage, president; Deb- bie Valdez, vice-president; Robin Van Fleet, secretary; Tim Cox, treasurer; Luis Montoya and J.H. Bowman, sponsors. Row 2: Melody Jones, Karen Fitzhugh, Audrey Morris, Mar- sha Lunt, Jack Rapier, Alice Thygerson, Loretta Payne. Row 3: Adam Luna, Jeanne Elmer, Kirk Hooper, Sue Shreve, Orson Merrell, Nancy Merrell. Back Row: Mike Dowling, Bill Cuth- bertson, Kimmie Cox, Gabriel Munguia, Sam Martinez Christmas giving Tops list of student council's many projects “The highlight of our year, I believe, was our Christmas project, when with “Santa we delivered baskets of toys and canned food to 12 families in the Duncan area (need determined by the number of children and their ages). So said Jeff Poage, student body president, reviewing council activities. Also, Jeff said, the council sponsored more dances than usual—six with live bands—and it helped the junior high with four. Other projects included Cam- pus Appreciation Week (clean-up); coke concession; Homecoming Week (with the Town Kats); the Halloween Carnival (with the PTA); Fun Week (sloppy day and junior Olympics); scholar- ships to Any Town, a human relations workshop; partial financing for officers at- tending state workshops; and hosting a county S.C. din- ner, with group discussions led by Eastern Arizona College officers. Introducing Wally Foote, EAC student body president, J.Poage opens county banquet-workshop. Left: One work- shop group included J.Elmer, M.Jones. 26

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FFA, Front, K.Hooper, Pres.; K.CIouse, vice-pres; J.Wagley, sec; P.Hill, attendant; M.Lunt, Sweetheart; M. Richins, at- tendant; D.Howard, treas.; j.Crotts, reporter; J.Herrera, sentinel; E.Crotts, adviser. Row 2: D.Ball, V.Payne, L.Jackson, R.Rodriguez, K.Wagley, H.Medrano, M.Price, T.Ward, J. Rapier, J.House, E.Garcia. Row 3: M.Nuttall, L.Keller, R. Sanders, V.Buckner, L.Rutherford, L.Mortensen, J.Nelson, A. Luna, M. Baldridge, R. Richins, B.Boyd. Back: J.Cauthen, D. Martinez, R.Snider, T.Hill, R.McBride, R.Cox, M.Pugmire, J.B. Lunt, N.Price, D.Walters, J.Fisher, E.Bonine, L.Webb, R. Harbison, H.Nichols, D.Crum, G.Lunt, A.Keller, W.Price FHA slumber party had few survivors at 6 a.m., but M.Peru vacuums carpet. Right: Hunger sends boys to punch bowl at Fifties party. R.Richins serves. Right Above: Roses are for FFA Sweet- heart K.Cox; jackets for her and 74-75 Sweetheart M.Lunt, 75-76 attendants N.Lunt, S.Shreve. 28