Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY

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So many opportunities and such a variety of activities throughout the year have caused each of us to change and to grow. The opportunity may be a simple one, such as a formal dance, or something as memorable as graduation, but these are the things which shape each of us into a very special person. When the occasion comes in which we are recognized for having accomplished some- thing special, as with Peter, Pat- ty and Steve when they were selected to attend Arizona Girls and Boys State, then we can be especially proud. As a special note, we would like to say Welcome back , to Brian Bradford. His determina- tion to fight back following his accident, and the courage of his family through a difficult time are important lessons to all of us. 8

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Two New Members Elected To Board Two new members were elected to the Duncan Unified School District School Board, as members Ed Barlow and Wilbur Lunt, both with several years of service, chose not to run again. Newly elected members Bill Hill and Ned Merrell assumed the positions in January. As in the past, all of the members were highly support- ive of activities at DHS, from ball games to banquets and everything in between. Under the leadership of these individuals, changes con- tinue to improve the physical facilities of the school, and changes are implemented in other areas as needed. Board members are pictured here with dervort, Mr. Crotts, and Board Mem- Mr. Crotts at the 1981 graduation: bers Bill Hill, Larry Rapier and Ned President Hank Miller, Clerk Ellen Van- Merrell. In the pictures above, taken at a school board meeting, mem- bers are busily taking care of the necessary school affairs. Mr. Wilson, Mr. Miller and Mrs. Vandervort all consult their notes on an issue, while Mr. Hill, Mr. Rapier and Mr. Merrell are involved with checking out the facts presented to them. To the right. School Superintendent Jack Wilson poses for his picture. In his third year in this position, Mr. Wilson continued to keep involved with DHS affairs. 10