Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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Boys Varsity Scores Duncan Opponent 39 Lordsburg 37 66 Pima 50 83 St. David 56 51 Willcox 54 58 Lordsburg 47 90 Pima 69 53 Ft. Thomas 60 55 Pima 33 69 Clifton 36 68 Benson 65 53 Morenci 74 49 Baboquivari 50 70 Clifton 56 63 Tombstone 71 51 Thatcher 58 74 Valley Union 65 77 Benson 66 44 Clifton 48 48 Valley Union 53 58 Tombstone 50 60 Thatcher 74 75 Baboquivari 60 + 85 Benson 70 + 54 Thatcher 56 EAC Tournament + B-East Tournament There’s lots of Wildkat action in the pictures here. 1) Byron is ahead of the pack on this layup; 2) Roumaldo looks for an opening; 3) Pino puts the ball up for two points; 4) Byron gets off a jump shot; 5) Dan’s shot is deflected by a lucky Eagle; 6) Wildkat defense.

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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

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JV basketball A lot of talent characterized the boys’JV basketball team, as they achieved a 9-5 record for the year. Under the capable coaching of Mr. Reese, the team was able to overcome most of its opposition while improving hall handling skills. The JV games generated a lot of excite- ment and DHS fans can look forward to great basketball from these young men next sea- son. JV players included, Row 1, Freddie Rodriquez, Ruben Aguallo, Terry Tipton. Derek Rapier, Randy Crum, Raymond Bejarano; Row 2, Peter Munguia, Terrol Lunt, Jerry Dozier, Pat Fowler, Bret Norton, Chris Damron and Coach Reese. Terroll attempts a classic free throw. A demonstration from Freddie. Freshman basketball Raymond goes up for two points. The Freshman basket- ball team had a 5-5 season record. There was a lot of enthusiasm as they met Thatcher four times, fall- ing to the Eagles only once. It turned out to be a good season, readying these Freshmen for bigger and better things in the next three seasons. Team members were Paul Moore, Brad White, Mike Richins, Coach Ger- maine, Ricky Nutt, Char- lie Kasparian, Troy Thy- gerson, Lonnie Nichols, Greg Johns, Alphonso Garcia. 20