Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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High School Office It takes the concentrated efforts of a number of indivi- duals to assure that the school office runs efficiently. This year that group included Mr. Erwin Crotts, Principal, Mr. Richard Dixon, Assistant Principal, Mr. David Santa Maria, Counselor, and Mrs. Malynda Webb, Secretary. A fifth person, Mrs. Kathy Crotts who filled in during the ex- tended illness of Mrs. Webb, should also be mentioned. As in the past, Mr. Crotts worked closely with students, teachers and parents. Mr. Dixon and Mr. Santa Maria were both new to their positions, yet quickly made them- selves familiar with their work. Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Crotts fulfilled the many duties which are required of the school secretary. Above, Mr. Crotts makes a tour of the campus dur- ing the noon hour. Below, he makes an explanation to Mrs. Crotts. 12

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Above, Mrs. Miller, Secretary to the Superintendent, relays a call through the switchboard. Below, Ms. Hooper busies her- self in her work. Ms. Thygerson works at her desk. District Office Personnel Activities in the District Office have a direct bearing on the functioning of the high school. Without the assistance of this personnel, many areas of the high school program would suffer. Occupying the front desk in the District Office, Mrs. Thelma Miller greets the public and is always ready to help in any way possible. Ms. Wyla Hooper is the District's Expense Voucher Clerk. In this capacity she takes care of a lot of paper work. Ms. Kathy Thygerson, Business Manager, is most helpful to faculty members in supplying the necessary purchase orders required for the acqui- sition of materials. Although he is not headquartered in the Dis- trict Office, Mr. Johnny Frie is included here. Heading up the Maintenance Department, John- ny works throughout the school plant to keep it in top shape. Maintenance Staff Below, Johnny stops in the teachers' lounge, while to the right, Mrs. Norte works at her usual cleaning chores. 11

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Above, Cathy Daniel completes a job for Mrs. Webb, while below, Mary Helen prepares to deliver a message. Aides Assist In A Variety Of Ways The students pictured on this page are among the many who assist in the smooth functioning of the school. They serve as aides in the office, the library and for individual teachers. The office aides have only one job - to do just about any- thing to help Mr. Crotts, Mr. Dixon, Mr. Santa Maria and Mrs. Webb. This assistance includes answering telephones, delivering messages, sort- ing mail, filing, typing, and so on. Teacher aides grade papers, type, run dittoes and work on special projects. In P.E. and Shop classes, they may have additional responsibilities. Library aides assist at the check out station, shelve books and help in making the displays which have made the library so attractive this year. Above, Mary, Tracy, Bernice and JoAnne all worked as aides. Here they just couldn't resist another picture. Lower left, Rhonda and Diane work on a poster, and lower left, Shirley, Ruby and Donna pose with Mrs. Van Lunen and their Christmas display. 13