Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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Senior athletes in attendance at the sports banquet: Here the guys admire the refresh- ment table. Bill Elias entertained in song. Volleyball: Rookie of the Year Most Improved Most Inspirational Most Valuable Player - Becky Miller - Patty Segraves - JoAnne Garcia - Adele Merrell - Troy Thygerson - Ruben Aguallo - Leo Clark - Bill Cauthen - Joel Miller - Stephen Rodriquez Football: Rookie of the Year Most Valuable JV Most Improved Offensive Defensive Player Outstanding Defensive Player Most Valuable Player Fall athletes honored at banquet The Fall Sports Banquet, sponsored by the Booster Club, was held after the fall sports program was completed. Par- ticipants in football and volley- ball on both the JV and Varsity level were recognized. Outstanding players were named for their respective con- tributions following the even- ing meal and entertainment. Above, Patty receives the Most Im- proved Award from Coach Becky Mad- rigal. To the left, the volleyball team surprises Coach Stauffer with a gift. Be- low, senior football players are recog- nized; volleyball girls are seated in fore- ground.

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New coach for JV The JV volleyball team ended with a winning season. The team was a very small one and by the end of the season, the freshmen team players were moved up. The girls were coached by Becky Madrigal who did well for her first year of coaching. Lydia is ready to bump, with Patty, Debbie, Lorene and Marina looking on. Coach Madrigal and Varsity Coach Stauffer watch the JV game with inter- est. The girls huddle just before a game with Coach Madrigal. JV players include, row 1, Debbie Williams, Lydia Ruiz, Mary Helen Mendez, Lupe Rodriquez, Arlene Payne; row 2, Lorene Felts, Crystal Malaney, Kellie Barlow, Coach Madrigal, Marina Day, Tricia Her- rera. and Becky Miller. 16

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Boys lost out in tournament It was a disappointing sea- son’s end for the Wildkats as their play-off hopes went down against Thatcher in round two of the B-East tournament. The boys team provided some out- standing basketball, and the highlight of the year was Dan Lunt’s selection to the boys All- State team. The boys won 14 out of 24 games, under the leadership of Coach Frank Klajda. Team members shown here were Rou- maldo Romero, Doug Hanson, Berl Stacy, manager, Raymond Aguallo, Philip Montoya, and Scott Rapier (row 1); Mike Martinez, Byron Wilkerson, Dan Lunt, Bill Cauthen, Steve Lunt, and Chuck Segraves. Not pictured are Kevin Attaway, who received an early season injury, and Blaine Young. Above, Roumaldo shoots a foul shot against Tombstone. Inside, Dan dem- onstrates the perfect jumpshot. To the right, Steve is ready for the free throw, and Doug looks for a shot under the basket. 18