Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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Who would think seniors would have to learn words to the 'Alma Mater? On the morning of graduation they pay good attention as Mr. Powell directs rehearsal. Rehearsing, waiting Over, seniors Practicing diploma ritual, A.James, Mr. Rowden check with Mr. Bowman. Attaching collars is unexpected prob- lem for P.CIaridge, others. Right: A. James gets one last look at a maga- zine; J.Crotts is ready and waiting. 22

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Juniors' Field Day trophy: Coach Montoya, A.Luna; FHA award: G.Waters, M.Jones; Athletic award: Coach Stauffer, K.Cox of scholarships Volleyball All State; RONDA ERICK- SON, Sanford College scholarship; ‘KAYLENE FRENCH, Track Most In- spirational; ‘MARY ANN GARCIA, Track MVP; RHODA HOOPER, FFA Star Chapter Greenhand; WYLA HOOPER, Girls State, Outstanding in Music, FFA Sweetheart; ‘DALE HOW- ARD, Mary Kidder Rak Scholarship, UA; ‘ALPHONSO JAMES, Tennis MVP; ADAM LUNA, Boys State, UA recognition as Outstanding Junior, Outstanding in Spanish; ‘BRENT A. LUNT, Basketball MVP; J. BRENT LUNT, Star Agri-businessman; ‘JEAN- NE LUNT, Track MVP; JON LUNT, Star Chapter Greenhand; ‘HUGH NICHOLS, Football MVP, Sheriff's Award; ‘JERRY PENA, Baseball MVP; •JACK RAPIER, Track MVP; FRANCES RODRIGUEZ, Volleyball Most Inspira- tional; ‘SUSAN SEITZ, Tennis MVP; SUE SHREVE, Bausch and Lomb Sci- ence Award, All State Volleyball; ALICE THYGERSON, home economics scholarship, any New Mexico college; DEVERAL WALTERS, Star Chapter Farmer; GRADY WATERS, Betty Crocker Homemaker of America, FHA Outstanding Member; ‘SCOTT WIL- KERSON, Football MVP. ‘Athletic recognition, Town Kats' Honor Board. Winning the student council's Spirit Trophy were the sophomores; the Field Day trophy, the juniors. KIRK HOOPER Salutatorian MELODY JONES Valedictorian 21

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march out of Duncan High The days to go were gone; final tests were over. Sen- iors had played in their last games, sold their books. It was the smallest class to graduate from Duncan High since I960; it had gone to high school during the worst flood Duncan had had in 25 years; it had survived two principals and two superin- tendents; it had spent less time practicing for gradua- tion than any other class in many years. It had been the first to decorate and stage a a Ball in the new gym more than three miles away. Leading the class academ- ically were Melody Jones, Kirk Hooper, Sue Shreve, Norma Crockett, Dale Howard. Others participating in Bac- calaureate and Commencement exercises were Bill Cuth- bertson, Julie Dozier, J.B. Lunt, and McKay Pugmire. What to do with those tassels? To think that such a little thing could make S.Wilker- son speechless! C.Herrera, N.Lunt are luckier than he or B.Lunt. All have received diplomas. Now tassels are turned from left to right; seniors are alumni, will sing the Alma Mater they have so carefully practiced. Past board members march graduates ).B.Lunt, N.Crockett, M.Pugmire, A.Thygerson; and tired choir stands to watch. 23