Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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1980-81 - A Year Of Changes In the 1980-81 school year, a lot of changes occurred in school and in the world around us. Kids will always be kids, we hear, but in many ways, they are more aware of things around them than any young people have ever been. In the assembly shown at the right, the universal range of emotions can be seen. Below is a final look at a campus scene no longer around. Bottom row, the marquee is a symbol of the changes which come, an- nouncing events, and the unanimous joy felt upon the release of the hostages. In an- other way, kids never change; we'll always have the lovers! v football games JV PIMA H « 00 V BABO T 30 VOLLEYBALL BAB 4t5 m?JFTM.B!i: 'TB-Ml.y WELCOME BACK HOME - TO GLOBE ARIZ. SGT. LOPEZ 4

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Dedication It is to Mr. H.T. Clothier that we dedicate the 1981 Wildkat. For nearly half a century, this man has played such an important role in the teaching of scores of business and art students at Duncan High School, and in the coaching of volleyball and tennis teams that he has become a legend. Each of us has come to appreciate the patience and dedication which Mr. Clothier brings to his work. While he retired several years ago to devote himself to full time fishing, we still have the plea- sure of having him serve part time on the faculty. Whether he is guiding an art student, working with a promising tennis player or simply visiting with his many friends, both young and old, Mr. Clothier has given us a standard of respect for others which we would all like to attain. For the hundreds of Duncan residents whose lives Mr. Clothier has touched, we would like to say thank you to this fine gentleman, and to him we lovingly dedicate the 1981 Wildkat. 3

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The Other Side Of Education ... So much of our education takes place out of the classroom, and on the next four pages, a variety of the experiences which contribute to that educa- tion are shown. Sports events, of course, constitute a major phase of school life. To the left, several members of the varsity football team were on hand to sup- port the JV team against Morenci. The cheer- leaders pictured below them are in charge of the pep ralley. Then there is the fun that goes with the arrival of the yearbooks, with the signing and the discov- ery of how we really looked. Above, Mark at- tempts to fit his plastic cover on his yearbook, while below, Liz and Alice look for their best picture in the book. The cafeteria staff can always be counted on to do something a little crazy, as they are shown here dressed up for Halloween. 5