Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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Popular Carnival Cake Walk: N.Crockett, R.Rapier look for customers. Left: S.Seitz, D.Pena admire Beau Don's gift, presented by M.Jones. Upper Left: Stockings express Christ- mas hopes of T.Wells, M.Peru, L.Moore. year for Future Farmers, Future FHomemakers FHA, Front Row: J.White, adviser; M.Jones, president; N. Crockett, vice-president; C.CIouse, secretary; M.Peru, treas- urer; J. Sanchez, encounter chairman; Robin Erickson, public relations chairman; A. Thygerson, recreation chairman; R. Rapier, historian; K.Hille, parliamentarian. Row 2: R.Davis, L. Munguia, P.Buckner, I.Herrera, G.Ruiz, J.Crotts, Beau D. Howard, J.B.Lunt, S.LeBeau, C.Payne, K.French, T. Luna, S. Archuleta. Row 3: G.Lunt, L.Nichols, S.Germaine, R.Hooper, B.Ward, M.Harris, S.Best, D.Turman, C.Thygerson, C.Herrera. Back Row: C.Ballard, W.Hooper, B.Turman, T.Wells, K.Elmer, R.Garcia, J.Lunt, S.Tipton, D.Tuey, L.Wright, L.Moore, G. Waters 29

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FFA, Front Row: K.Hooper, president; D.Howard, vice-presi- dent; A.Luna, secretary; S.Shreve, attendant; K.Cox, Sweet- heart; N.Lunt, attendant; J.B.Lunt, treasurer; B.Boyd, report- er; J.Crotts, sentinel. Row 2: B.French, A.Harris, J.Lunt, K. Crawford, R.Hooper, H.Sanchez, A.Chavez, R.Germaine, D.Fisher, L.McBride. Row 3: B.Miles, D.Ball, M.Price, E.Garcia, M.Nuttall, D.Gould, R.Richins, L.Keller, J.Rapier, V.Buckner, L.Mortensen. Row 4: T.Ward, R.Snider, R.Richins, A.James, R.Cox, J.Cauthen, M.Pugmire, H.Nichols, A.Keller, R. Mc- Bride, S.Wilkerson. Back Row: E.Baber, K.Wagley, C.Wells, R.Sanders, D.Walters, E.Harris, J.Fisher, G.Lunt, J.Presley, K.Wilkerson, N.Price, E.Crotts, adviser For coming year, new officers, headed by Adam Luna, promise to fulfill duties. Right: After presenting jackets to Sweetheart W.Hooper (Center), at- tendants K.Fitzhugh, and R.York. D. Walters retires to background. Work and play Fills successful By 1975-76, girls in FFA were a familiar fact; but it was the first year for boys in FHA; and Grady Waters was DHS's candidate for Betty Crocker Homemaker. Highlight for the FHA's year of effort was receiving the Honor Chapter Award at the state convention. Many honors came to the tireless FFAers also, though those attending the National convention in Kansas City said that was their thrill- ing highlight! Both clubs used the Amer- ican Bicentennial as Banquet themes. Spotlighted land- scapes, a billowing flag, poetic narration capped the FFA ceremonies. The FHA fea- tured America's First Ladies with costumes and narration. 28

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Students hear yearbook rules from publisher's representative Phil Dering. Below: N.Lunt transfers layouts; Sponsor, Mrs. Rowe take a turn at '50's dance. Busy journalists Learn secrets of reporting, photography Journalism fever produced strange creatures, like news hounds and camera bugs. While the WILDKAT chugged along, getting its plans made and its ads sold, Mr. Rowe's journalism students worked to pay for a custom color cover for the book. They learned the basics of interviewing, writing, and photography and were among the first Kats to operate the magic machine that elim- inated old-style stencil-typ- ing and reproduced pictures. The results: monthly is- sues of KAT CHAT with fea- tures and news; pictures to be used in the WILDKAT; and lots of journalistic fun. How to make a newspaper: Interview (B.Cuthbertson and burro lady; and A. Benavidez and college recruiter); then type the story (R.Damron). 30