Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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Take a quick look back at a great school year. It was a year in which the sweet taste of glory came to five DHS athletic teams who advanced to the state play-offs. It was a year in which the concert band received a Superior Award as it appeared in competition at EAC. Not to be outdone, DHS business students captured more first place awards than any other school in competition at EAC’s Business Day. Always strong in area contests, the FFA Chap- ter brought home a lion’s share of individual and team wins from the Field Days which members attended. The chapter’s Safety Program report placed second in state judging and was submitted for national judging. It was a great year for other campus organiza- tions as the Student Council took an active role in co-ordinating all activities. Most importantly, it was a great year for the students. Enjoy this yearbook as a record of one of the best year of your life. Oh, What A Feeling. . . Who can type? Who can file? Who can take shorthand? Who can run a computer? We Can, say the DHS students whose business skills specialties allowed them to rate so well at the EAC Business Day. The Student Council Officers are at it again! In concert at the end of the school year, the Wildkat band demonstrates how it received a Superior rating.

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A year to remember! Here’s the way it was during the 1979-80 school year. It was a year for fun outside of class. On these two pages, we show you some of the good times you had everywhere from the park- ing lot to the pep rallies. On the facing face, Terry’s bug was a favorite hang out for junior boys at lunch time. And when Clay was promoted from his Pepsi route, the office girls weren’t as pleased as they look here. And what could be on Donna’s mind? Above, the student body seems to have enjoyed them- selves at a pep rally, almost as much as they did when it snowed. Kathy and Margaret, Jerry and Jacque enjoy the great out-of-door!

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 Who would have believed in August that the crew at the left could be assembled into a threatening football team? And threatening they were as the Wildkats shocked the Eagles and Yellowjackets out of their hopes for the playoffs. As a promising miler in his freshman and sophomore years, Mike improved his time to 4:28.7 during the track season, for a new school record. Just wait until next year, and watch him fly!