Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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Campus Life This campus life section is espe- cially for each of you who enjoy the finer things of life, such as not being in class. This collection of pictures deals with the out-of-class activities that everyone enjoys. Below, the pep rally scene re- flects the enthusiasm, or lack of it, felt by the students. Then, the senior boys eagerly await the opportunity to get to class. The ever popular flag pole at- tracts all of us. 4

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Dedication - Topper Johnson What would we do without Topper? Probably no one per- son knows more about the intri- cacies of the school, from the location of pipes and wires to the problems students have, than does Topper Johnson. Over the years, he has seen all sorts of personnel and students come and go, and throughout it all, he has been able to main- tain his good nature and sense of humor. Always ready to help out with anything from chang- ing a light bulb to driving a bus, Topper has endeared himself to both faculty and kids. During his six weeks’ absence this year, it just didn’t seem right to not have him around. Knowing that we sometimes take his work for granted, we would like to dedicate the 1982 Wildkat to him, as our way of saying thanks for everything. 3

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Zulema and Alice find time to mess around in the hall be- tween classes, and Paul and Crystal hobble toward the building. Fred thought he would be so glad to get out of school, but still he couldn’t resist the op- portunity to come back and give a little advice to people like Ruben. No time like the present for a little house clean- ing, right Vann? Campus Life 5