Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1984 volume:

. WILDKAT1984 Duncan High School Duncan, Arizona Volume 51 Contents Campus Life .....................4 Administration...................7 Faculty.........................11 Seniors ........................15 Juniors ........................21 Sophomores .....................25 Freshmen .......................29 Athletics.......................35 Clubs...........................63 Activities .................... 81 Advertising ....................93 Yearbook Staff, seated: Paulette Segraves, Ofelia Mon- toya, Donald Crockett, Liz Bejarano, Monique Martinez, Felicia Smith, Priscilla Whipple. Standing: Jimmy Gal- vin, Sherri Brown, Andrew Aragon, Kathy Segraves (Editor). Advisor: Mr. Wally Foote; Pat Goyer, Eric Smith, Photo and darkroom assistants 2 Dedication It is to Mrs. Maria Juarez that we dedicate the 1983-84 Wildkat. Mrs. Juarez came to work at Duncan High in 1968 and has en- joyed being our custodian for the past sixteen years. Maria is mar- ried to Robert Juarez, who also works for Duncan Schools as a bus driver and guard. Mrs. Juarez has three children, who all graduated from Duncan High. Her twin girls Kathy and Debbie graduated in 1978, and son Bennie graduated in 1981. Mrs. Juarez has helped make Duncan High more enjoyable and healthier for all of us. The Wildkat Staff would also like to recognize Mr. H.T. Clothier’s contribution to the school and community. He retired complete- ly from teaching in 1984, having taught full-time for 43 years and part-time the past 9 years. 3 The Roving Camera Strikes 4 School board members and administrators attend graduation: Ned Merrell. Gary Bowen. Larry Rapier. Hank Miller, Bill Hill. Bryant Ridgway. Erwin Crotts Superintendent Bryant Ridgway is a Wildkat Booster Principal Erwin Crotts finds that no job is complete without the paperwork The district office staff includes Kathy Thygerson. Bertha Shelton, and Karen Hamilton Thelma Miller keeps the high school office running smoothly Camera-shy Terri Kay works busily at the keyboard Support Personnel Juan Gonzales, overall maintenance Bus Drivers Manuel Archuleta. Robert Juarez. Olga Iglecias. Mary Edwards. Sherrie Melton. Marien Thygerson. Maja Mansaneres. Houie Scott, Vivan Turman. Cafeteria Workers Lewis Kirkland. Vivian Turman. Louis Nichols, Hollie Scott. Marilyn Roberts, Sharon Buckner. Olga Iglecias, Beatrice Lopez 10 Ken Claridge. high school maintenance Topper Johnson, supply master 11 ANDREW ARAGON JOE ARCHULTETA CHARLENE BALL KEVIN BILLINGSLEY RODNEY BRADFORD BRETT BROWN HAROLD BUCKNER DOLORES BURROLA YVONNE CHAVEZ BUNNY DENTON KRISTINE FERRELL CHRIS GARCIA JOSEPH GARCIA KARLA GOODNER DENISE GRAY JEFF HEATH JASON HOWARD ALBERT HOWER VANN JOHNS JANA LUNT TED LUNT MARVIN MACLAY SAMMY MARTINEZ ELDON MERRELL JOHN MERRELL IRMA MOLINA SHERMA MONTGOMERY NO PHOTO AVAILABLE SYLVIA MORALES BRIAN NELSON CARLOS ONATE BARBARA PRICE GARY RATLIFF ARTHUR RODRIGUEZ SHIRLEY ROMERO RUDY RUIZ Senior Roster ANDREW ARAGON-Spanish Club 1- 4, Spanish Club Vice-President 4, Journalism 4, Student Council 4, Presidential Classroom for Young Americans-3 JOE ARCHULETA-D-Club 104, Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4 CHARLENE BALL-FBLA 2-4, Choir 2- 4, Honor Choir 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 3 KEVIN BILLINGSLEY-D-Club 1-4, FFA 1-3, Football 1-4, Basketball 1- 3, Track 1-2, Baseball-1, D-Club President 4, All-Conference Foot- ball 4, Homecoming King-4, Class Vice- President-4 RODNEY BRADFORD-D-Club 4, FHA-4, Basketball 3-4. Homecom- ing Attendant-4, Basketball Home- coming Attendant 2 BRETT BROWN-D-Club 3-4, FFA 1- 4, Choir 3-4, Football 1-4, Baseball 2, 1st Team All-Conference Football 4, All-Area Football 4, FFA Green- hand Sentinel-4, FFA Chapter Re- porter-4 HAROLD BUCKNER- FFA 1, 3 DOLORES BURROLA-GAC 2-4, Spanish Club 4, Student Council-4, Volleyball 1-4, Class Treasurer-4, Honorable Mention Volleyball-4 YVONNE CHAVEZ-GAC-3, Spanish Club-3, Pom-Pon-4, Student Coun- cil 3-4, Choir 3-4, Volleyball 1-3, Tennis 1-3, Class Secretary-3, Stu- dent Council Secretary-4, Jr. Sr. Prom Candidate 4 BUNNY DENTON-Powder-Puff Football 1, 4, Tennis-1, Art Award 2-3 KRISTINE FERRELL-GAC 2-4, Spanish Club 1-4, Choir 2, 4, Bas- ketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Spanish Club President 3 CHRIS GARCIA- D-Club 3-4, Foot- ball 1, 3-4, Baseball-3, Tennis-4, Homecoming Attendant 3 JOSEPH GARCIA-FFA-1 KARLA GOODNER-FFA 1-4, FBLA- 3, GAC 1-4, Cheerleader 1, 3, Pom- Pon 4, Student Council 4, Volleyball 1-4, Tennis 1-3, FBLA Secretary 3, FFA Secretary 4, FFA District Trea- surer 4, FFA Sweetheart 4, Class Secretary 1, Class President 4, Class Secretary 1, Class President 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Senior Ball Attendant 4, Jr. Sr. Prom Can- didate 4 DENISE GRAY- FHA 1-3, Student Council 3, Choir 2, 4, Tennis 1, FHA Secretary 3, Class Treasurer 3 BARBARA HANSON-FHA 1-2, GAC 1-3, Volleyball 1-4, Senior Ball Queen 4 JEFF HEATH-D-Club 3-4, Choir 3-4, Football 2-4, Track 1, Senior Ball King 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, All-Conference 2nd Team Football 4 JASON HOWARD-Band 1-4, D- Club 1-4, FBLA 4, NHS 2-4, Stu- dent Council 3-4, Football 1-4, Bas- ketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Student Council Vice-President 4, All-Con- ference Football 4, All-Conference Baseball 3-4, Honorable Mention Football 3, Homecoming Attendant 4 ALBERT HOWER-FFA 4 VANN JOHNS-FFA 3, Football 2, Track 1, Baseball 2 JANA LUNT-Band 2-3, FHA 1, FBLA 4, NHS 2-4, GAC 1-4, Stu- dent Council 1-4, Med-Start 3-4, Choir 2-4, Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1-3, Tennis 1-4, GAC Vice-Presi- dent 2; President 3; Representative 1, Student Council Reporter 3; Trea- surer 4, Honor Choir 3-4, Home- coming Attendant 4, Senior Ball At- tendant 4, Jr. Sr. Prom Candidate 4 TED LUNT-Band 1-4, D-Club 3-4, FFA 1. FBLA 2-4, NHS 2-4, Student Council 1, 3-4, Choir 4, Football 1- 4, Baseball 1-3, FBLA President 4, Band President 3-4, Class President 1, EAC Honor Band 2-4, EAC Hon- or Choir 1, Regional Choir 3-4, All- State Choir 3-4 MARVIN MACLAY-FFA 1, 4, Bas- ketball 1-3, Baseball 2, Tennis 1, Senior Ball Attendant 4 SAMMY MARTINEZ-D-Club 3-4, Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4 ELDON MERRELL-Band 1-4, D- Club 1-4, FFA 1-4, FBLA 1-3, Span- ish Club 1, Student Council 1, Choir 1-3, Football 1-4, Tennis 1-4, FFA President 4, FBLA Treasurer 3, Homecoming Attendant 4, All-Con- ference Football 4, All-State Honor- able Mention Football 4, FBLA Par- liamentary 1st Place 3 JOHN MERRELL-Band 1-3, D-Club 1-4, FBLA 3-4, Basketball 1-4, Ten- nis 1-4, 3rd State Doubles Tennis 3 IRMA MOLINA-Band 3-4, GAC 2-4, Med-Start 1-4, Choir 2-4, Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 3, Honor- able Mention Basketball 2, Class Treasurer 1, Honor Choir 3-4 SHERMA MONTGOMERY-FBLA 3- 4, NHS 3-4, GAC 1-4, Student Council 4, Volleyball 3, FBLA His- torian Reporter 4, Class Secretary 4, FBLA Business Leader Award 3, Accounting Award 3 SYLVIA MORALES-FHA 4, GAC 1- 4, Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 4, Homecoming Queen 4 BRIAN NELSON-Band 1-4, D-Club 3-4, FFA 3, FBLA 2-4, Spanish Club 2, Choir 1-2, Basketball 1-3, Track 1, Tennis 2-4, FBLA Vice-President 4 18 Senior Class Officers are: Vice-President: Kevin Billingsley, Treasurer: Dolores Burrola, Secre- tary; Sherma Montgomery, President; Karla Goodner. Carlos, one of a kind CARLOS ONATE-D-Club 1-4, FHA 1- 2, Spanish Club 1-2, Student Council 1, Football 1, Basketball 1- 4, Track 1-4, Class Treasurer 1 GARY RATLIFF-Band 1, D-Club 1- 4, FHA 1, Football 1-4, Track 204, Honorable Mention Football 4 ARTHUR RODRIGUEZ-D-Club 1-4, Football 1-4, Baseball 1-2, Home- coming Attendant 1, D-Club Vice- President 4, All-Conference Foot- ball 4 SHIRLEY ROMERO-Spanish Club 2- 3, Pom-Pon 3, Choir 1, 4, Tennis 1-3, Class Vice-President 3, Home- coming Attendant 1, 4 4, Choir 4, Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Tennis 1-4, Track 1, Class Vice- President 1; President 2-3, Student Council President 4, Med-Start President 4, GAC Vice-President 2; President 3, Yearbook Editor 3-4, Homecoming Attendant 3-4, All Conference Volleyball 2-4, All-Con- ference Basketball 2, 4, Senior Ball Attendant 4, Jr. Sr. Prom Attendant 4 JOE SOTELO-D-Club 3-4, Spanish Club 1-4, Football 1-4, Track 4, Baseball 2-4 STEVE SWINK-D-Club 1, Football 1-2, Basketball 1-2, Track 1, Home- coming Attendant 2 RUDY RUIZ-FFA 1-4, Football-1 MIKE RUTHERFORD BUDDY VAN FLEET-FFA 1-4, Foot- bal 4, Basketball 1, 3, Track 1 Kevin and Rodney. ' Against All Odds” KATHY SEGRAVES-Band 2-3, NHS 2-4, GAC 1-4, Spanish Club 2, Stu- dent Council 1-4. Med-Start 2-4, Choir 4, Volleyball 1-4, Med-Start 2- J u n . i 8 o Daryl Baber Kenny Barlow Elizabeth Bejarano Marisa Bencomo Tim Bigelow Sherri Brown Terrie Chavez Tom Cosper Donald Corckett Lydia Dies Robby Elmer Debbie French Jimmy Galvin Kelly Gojkovich 22 Ricardo Gonzalez Patrick Goyer Julie Hales Steven Hatch Becky Henderson Clyde McBride Joe Mendez Ofelia Montoya Samantha Nelson Curtis Peeler Gary Perez Delyce Santee Cindi Rapier Becky Ratliff Jimmy Roberts Steve Rutherford Ralph Sanchez Paulette Segraves Patrick Sexton Wade Sexton 23 Priscilla Whipple Scott Williams 24 Class Officers are: Paulette Segraves. Treasurer; Clyde McBride, President; Steve Hatch. Vice-President; Becky Ratliff. Secretary. Susan Bejarano Sharmon Bellamy Stephen Bigelow Mike Brinkerhoff Matthew Buckner Sean Carty Ricky Chavez Sarah Crumbley Dee Anna Dixon Jo Lynn Felkins 26 SueAnn Felts Kim Ferrell Donna Foote Dena French Robert Goyer Shawn Hubbard Mark Johnson Lori Kasparian Chris Kerr Martin Llamas Carl Martin Monique Martinez Michelle Lunt Karen Marshall Mark Moore Joe Munoz Randy Norton Leslie McCarty Travis Merrell Lacy Nutt Christy Ratliff Benny Rodriguez Sylvia Rodriguez Victor Rodriguez Class Officers are: Monique Martinez. Treasurer; Dena French. President; Mark Moore. Vice-President; Lacy Nutt. Secretary. 28 Paul Aden Melinda Aragon Marella Beager Eric Bejarano Penny Clark Christine Corona Julie Crum Kim Davis Michael Davis Ronald Derrick Keldon Donaldson David Draper Samuel East Andy Elmer Rebecca Garcia Jesse Good Norma Gordoa John Grinstead Victoria Gutierrez Joe Hales Billy Hanson Joey Heath Jerry Herrera Patricia Hille 31 Jimmy Ice Jason Jensen Shauna Jones Trisha Killen Chris Lopez Donna Lott Karen McCurdy Jerry Morrison Alfred Luna Craig Lunt Pamela Mahan Shawn McCarty Tiffany Melton i Hollis Merrell James Peeler Arthur Montoya James Morgan Christine Pena Lance Peterson Lori Phelps Brenda Plank Dale Quinones Dale Rachilla Shauna Rapier 32 Norma Salazar Andrea Santee Lori Sexton Felicia Smith Kara Wagley Karl Webster Jason Williams Class officers are: Jeff Rhodes, president; Tiffany Melton. Secretary; Pamela Wright, treasurer; Eric Bejarano. vice-president. 33 Pamela Wright Some guys just think they are so tough Robert and Sammy really know how to keep spirits high on the rooter bus Sarah and Becky break for lunch Varsity Volleyball The 1983-84 Varsity volleyball team played with a great deal of consis- tency. The team began the season in the Safford Invitational. In the first round the Kats faced Miami and lost 8-15, 11-15. The Kats then faced Willcox and Ft. Thomas, winning both games by scores of 14-16, 15-12, 15-9, and 9-15, 15-9, 17-15, to come home with the consolation trophy. The Kats hosted the Tatcher Eagles and defeated them for the first time in four years by scores of 15-8, 15- 9. The Lady Kats finished with a sev- en-win seven-loss record over all, and a three-win three-loss confer- ence record. Dolores Burrola was leading scorer for the season. She served 143 good serves and only 8 had, to total 80 points. She was followed by Jana Lunt with 108 good, and 7 bad, totaling 61 points. In the B-East tournament the team faced the Tombstone Yellowjack- ets. The Kats came home with broken hearts, suffering a loss by scores of 7-15, 15-2, and 13-15. In regular season the Lady'Kats had beaten the Jackets soundly. Dolores Burrola was named to the All-Conference Honorable Mention Team and Kathy Segraves to the All-Conference First Team. 36 Sack row: Manager; Brenda Plank. Gerlene lones, Kathy Segraves. Karla Goodner. Butty ’rice, Coach; Vicky Smith. Front row: Jana .unt. Sylvia Morales. Dolores Burrola. Pau- stte Segraves. (not pictured: Sylvia Rodri- )uez. Susan Bejarano). Lady Kats huddle More Varsity Netters Kathy makes a move for the ball J.V. And Frosh Netters v Lori shows proper form for a serve Bottom: Kim Ferrell, Christy Ratliff, Top: Tif- fany Melton, Irma Molina, Lori Sexton. Hollie Williams. Susan Bejarano, Sarah Crumbley. Becky Ratliff, Julie Crum, Coach: Rhonda Sears 38 The J.V. Volleyball team had a five- win and five-loss record. The team was composed primarily of sopho- mores and freshmen with few upper classmen. The girls had quite an ex- citing season, capping a lot of hard work at practices and during the games. The team worked on basic volleyball skills and toward the end of the season they were developing well, which gives the outlook for next season outstanding. The freshmen team had a seven- loss and two-win record for the sea- son. Even though the team did not have a very long season they got out on the floor and really worked at it. As the girls progressed on their basic skills they became a strong team with a good outlook for next year. Varsity Football Front row: Jason Howard, Robert Bejarano. Jeff Heath. Richard Herrera, Curtis Peeler. Mark Moore. Arthur Rodriguez. Benny Rodriguez. 2nd row: Rick Weathers. Joe Munoz. Sammy Martinez. Gregg Lunt, Kevin Billingsley. Lynn Ratliff. Sean Carty. Eldon Merrell. 3rd row: Coach: Sam Gardner. Wade Sexton. Gary Perez. Patrick Sexton. Joe Archuleta. Ted Lunt, Joe Sotelo. Buddy Van Fleet, Chris Garcia, Brett Brown. Harvey Sotelo. Head Coach Teo Rodriguez The Wildkats boasted thirteen re- turning lettermen on this year’s squad, which ended the season 5-4. The Kats jumped off to a fast start with wins over Lordsburg and Tombstone, against one loss to New Mexico powerhouse Animas. This set the stage for a home game with perennial contender and fierce rival. Thatcher, whom the Kats had not beaten for several years. A fine defensive effort aided the Kats to a well-deserved 14-0 win. The Kats were now ready for the defending State Champion Willcox Cowboys. The experts favored the Duncan squad, but the soggy field and a couple of tough breaks (aka. lucky plays by Willcox) sent the Kats home on the short end of a 14- 0 score. Major motion from the Kat defense Joe Sotelo displays good sportsmanship against Thatcher Even with a forfeit victory over Clif- ton, the demoralized Kats were not playing their best ball against a tough Morenci squad, and they suf- fered a heartbreaking defeat. They bounced back the following week against a scrappy team from Co- Ionia Juarez, Mexico, in an offensive slugfest. 39 With hopes of a playoff berth dashed, the Kats had some lapses, and struggled to a season-ending loss at the hands of the Benson Bobcats. All-Conference selections for the Kats were: First Team — Kevin Bil- lingsley, Brett Brown, Eldon Merrell, Joe Sotelo; Second Team — Art Rodriguez, Jeff Heath, Pat Sexton, Lynn Ratliff; Honorable Mention — Chris Garcia, Jason Howard, Gary Perez. Mr. Crotts presents Dr. J.J. Lovett with an award of appreciation Wildkats defense waits for their turn Lower right, The Kats on the go Jason is pressured from behind I V. Football The J.V. Kats jumped to a strong start with shut-out victories over Benson and Pima. The Kats suf- fered their first and only loss of the season to Morenci, 12-0. The young Kats defeated Thatcher and Cobre, N.M., rounding out their season with a 6-6 tie with Willcox. They outscored their opponents 69- 32, and their 4-1-1 record hopefully signals a strong performance when the team matures to varsity compe- tition. Carlos Garcia goes for the catch. 42 Bottom l_e . Tony Burma. Jerry Herrera. Jett Rhodes. Enc Be,arano. Ralph Bejarano. Carlos Garcia. Robert Bejarano Mike Brinkerhoff, 2nd row: Arthur Montoya. David Romero. Mike Chavez. Chris Kerr. Junior Bejarano Hollis Merrell Rickv Chavez Benny Rodriguez. 3rd row: Coach; John Payne. Gregg Lunt. Tom Cosper. Mark Moore. Travis Merrell Jimmy Ice Jeff Thygerson. Randy Norton, Joe Munoz. Carl Martin, Assistant; Eddie Bejarano ’1 Girls Basketball The varsity girls had a disappointing season, struggling for one win against the rest losses. The Lady Kats defeated Benson, and lost some close games against strong teams, such as losing by four to Morenci. The girls showed promis- ing streaks, but could not play con- sistently for four quarters. The squad was led by the Segraves sisters, Kathy and Paulette, who were selected to post-season All- Conference teams. Hollie sets tor a tree-throw 43 Cindi Rapier (manager), Sarah Crumbley, Lori Sexton. Sylvia Morales, Andrea Santee. Susan Bejarano. Kris Ferrell. Hollie Williams. Delyce Santee. Irma Molina. Paulette Segraves. Kathy Segraves. Coach Vicki Smith. 44 j.V. Girls Basketball The J.V. girls, under the direction of Coach John Payne, had a very rough season. The team was led by three juniors, Liz Bejarano, Kellie Gojkovich, and Yvonne Martin. The remainder of the team consisted of four sophomores and three fresh- men. The girls ended the season 0- 10 overall. They came very close to beating Lordsburg, Tombstone, and Willcox, but foul trouble kept them from winning. The girls enjoyed themselves and are looking forward to participating in basketball next year. Front: Cindy Rapier (manager). Kellie Gojko- vich. Evonne Martin. Lacy Nutt. Lori Phelps. Coach John Payne. Back: Kim Ferrell. An- drea Santee. Hollie Williams. Kim and Liz see something funny during pre-game warm-ups, and Evonne awaits the tip off from Liz Varsity Boys Basketball Front row: John Merrell. Rodney Bradford. Ricky Marshall. Ricardo Gonzales, Jason Howard. Travis Merrell. Robbie Elmer. Back row: Joe Munoz (manager), Rick Weathers. Kenny Barlow, Pat Sexton. Donald Crockett. Andy Elmer. Carlos Onate. Coach Don Santee. 46 The fighting Wildkat court crew had a winning season under the direc- tion of Coach Don Santee. The Kats had a rough pre-season start, but got on track once confer- ence play began. The Kats defeated every conference opponent except Thatcher and Morenci, who proved to be the thorn in the side through- out the season. The Wildkats played with pride and teamwork, achieving a third-place District finish behind State Champi- on Thatcher, and new arch-rival Morenci. The Kats’ heartbreaking loss to Morenci in the District Tour- nament ended the season and kept them out of post-season play. Pat Sexton was selected to the Conference First Team, and Honor- able Mention went to Don Crockett and Kenny Barlow. With only three players graduating, the Kats will be the team to beat in '85. Duncan Opponent 74 Clifton 54 62 Pima 71 Christmas tournement 44 Round Valley 66 68 Clifton 52 41 Morenci 71 44 Thatcher 60 59 Benson 54 42 Morenci 44 78 Tombstone 53 63 Willcox 57 82 Clifton 61 denotes conference games Left, Pat controls against Thatcher Opposite page, an easy two Below. Carlos puts one up, and Kenny moves in to help under the basket. 47 J.V. Basketball Patrick cleans out the middle against Thatcher Back row: Coach Martin Sagnimem, Eric Smith. Robert Goyer, Patrick Goyer. Mark Moore. Gregg Lunt. Manager Jeff Thygerson Front row: Junior Bejarano. Hollis Merrell. Jeff Rhodes. Eric Bejarano. Carlos Garcia. Jerry Herrera, Mike Brinkerhoff. Tony Burrola Once again the Junior Varsity Basketball team had a winning season under the coaching of Martin Sagnimeni. The young Kats, consisting main- ly of freshmen and sophomores, played with impressive team- work. Their hard work and determina- tion found them on the winning side most of the time. JUNIOR VARSITY DUNCAN Duncan Opponent 47 Lordsburg, N.M. 51 51 Lordsburg, N.M. 52 68 Clifton 42 51 Thatcher 45 57 Morenci 63 54 Tombstone 39 68 Willcox 38 47 Clifton 50 49 Thatcher 53 54 Morenci 77 60 Benson 42 50 Willcox 34 69 Tombstone 43 Overall record 7-6 Is Andy passing or receiving? 48 Baseball First row: Sammy Martinez, Jason Howard. Pat Sexton, Sean Carty. Second row: Robert Bejarano. Joe Sotelo. Benny Rodriguez. Harvey Sotelo. Third row: Victor Rodriguez, Ralph Bejarano. Junior Bejarano, Arthur Montoya, Eric Bejarano. Coach Teo Rodriguez. The 1984 varsity baseball team had its share of ups and downs. Coached by Teo Rodriquez and Martin Sagnimeni, the young Kats consisted of only three seniors, a few juniors and mainly sophomores. Inexperience took its toll, as the Kats had one win against 13 losses. Jason Howard’s performance on the diamond was sufficient to gain him a spot on the All-conference second team. Joe Sotelo and Rich- ard Herrera were selected for honor- able mention. The young Kats are regrouping and plan for more success next season. Coaches Sagnimeni and Rodriguez plot strategy. 49 The Kats anxiously watch the progress of their teammates. Richard and Joe wait to bat in the Mor- enci Tournament. Junior strokes one. Tennis Eldon and Donald display their winning form. The Boys Tennis Team, under the coaching of Sam Gardner, boasted an undefeated season record. They dominated all of their opponents and even upended Class A Safford. The Kats continued to show their strength by qualifying five of the six players competing at Districts to go to State. Don Crockett was District Singles Champion, Jeff Rhodes and Travis Merrell placed third in dou- bles by defeating John Merrell and Eldon Merrell, who placed fourth. Next year the Kats will be back strong as ever with Don Crockett, who placed second at State, and Jeff Rhodes and Travis Merrell, who placed fourth in the state meet. Above, the new courts in an early stage of construction, and below. Mr. Clothier and team members who are going to State. Dun- can hosted the District Tournament, on the newly completed “H.T. Clothier Tennis Com- plex. 51 Travis Merrell. Jeff Rhodes. Brian Nelson, John Merell. Don Crockett Back: Craig Lint. Alfred Luna. Billy Hanson. Chris Garcia. Shawn Hubbard. Front: Ted Best. Mike Brinkerhoff. Randy Norton. Cindi Holder, Tiffany Melton. Lacy Nutt. Jana Lunt. Paulette Segraves. Kathy Segraves 53 Track In his first year here, head coach Chano Talavera was very pleased with the athletes’ enthusiasm and efforts in track. The 1984 track team for DHS start- ed with fourteen athletes and fin- ished with eleven. The team showed enormous poten- tial and several of the athletes were consistent in scoring points. To qualify for state, they had to be in the top four places in the given event at district. Although none of the team members met the qualifi- cations, two came close: Delyce Santee in the 800 meters, placing fifth with a time of 2:40.4; and Joe Munoz in the shot put, placing fifth with a throw of 39 feet 10 inches. There are high hopes for next year's track team, as all of these athletes will be returning. Delyce and Susan visit with the competition Front: Joe Munoz. Dale Quinones, Ricardo Gonzales. Rick Weathers. Back: Coach Talavera. Susan Bejarano, Delyce Santee, Lori Phelps, Sarah Crumbley. 54 Delyce measures her distance All-Conference Football. First Team: Kevin Billingsley. Joe Sotelo. Brett Brown. Eldon Merrell (also All-State Honorable Mention). 56 All-Conference All-Conference Football. Second Team: Arthur Rodriguez. Jason How- ard. Jeff Heath. Pat Sexton. Football Honorable Mention: Gary Perez. Chris Garcia. Ted Lunt. Picks All-Conference Basketball: Paulette Se- graves and Kathy Segraves All-Conference Basketball: Pat Sexton. First Team; Kenny Barlow and Donald Crockett. Honorable Mention (Donald also named All-State Honorable Mention. 1 All-Conference Baseball: Jason Howard Second Team; Richard Herrera and Joe Sotelo. Honorable Mention All-Conference Volleyball: Dolores Burrola and Kathy Segraves 57 Sports Banquet Terri receives a special award Miss Everything Contributions of all members of the coaching staff are recognized. Coaches and members of the baseball team are recognized Sports Banquet-Awards Summary Varsity Football Most Outstanding Defense ..........................Kevin Billingsley Most Outstanding Defense ................Brett Brown Most Outstanding Defense.................Eldon Merrell Most Outstanding Offense ................ Joe Sotelo Most Interceptions........................Jason Howard J.V. Football Most Valuable ....................................Junior Bejarano Best Lineman..............................Gregg Lunt Best Back..................................Mark Moore Varsity Volleyball Coach's Award Dolores Burrola Best All-Around.....................Kathy Segraves J.V.-Frosh. Volleyball Varsity Boys Basketball J.V.-Frosh. Boys Basketball Varsity Girls Basketball J.V.-Frosh. Girls Basketball Tennis Baseball Most Points Served (JV) ............................Hollie Williams Most Points Served (Frosh)...............Karen McCurdy Coach’s Award (JV).......................Susan Bejarano Coach’s Award (Frosh) ....................Tiffany Melton Most Valuable Player .....................Patrick Sexton Most Improved..............................Rodney Bradford Best All-Around.....................................Carlos Garcia Mr. Hustle ..................................Mark Moore Most Improved ...........................Mike Brinkerhoff Coach’s Award............................Sarah Crumbley Coach's Award ......................................Hollie Williams Most Valuable Player ....................Kelly Gojkovich Miss Hustle...........................................Lori Phelps Most Valuable Player (Boys) ...............Donald Crockett Most Valuable Player (Girls) ............Kathy Segraves Outstanding Performance .................Richard Herrera Jason Howard Robert Bejarano Don Santee. Athletic Director, serves as emcee Varsity basketball members appear shy Jeff. Benny, and other Jazz Band members provide music The Frosh volleyball girls have pride 60 Band The band had a busy year under the leadership of a new director, John Webster. Marching season was highlighted by a trip to the U of A Band Day in Tucson. The addition of a Jazz Band added pizazz to performances and gener- ated enthusiasm among band mem- bers. Members of the brass section blow their horns Front row: Cindi Rapier. Patrick Goyer, Tim Bigelow. Michelle Lunt. Robbie Wright. Gregg Lunt, Clyde McBride. Mr. Webster. Second row: Benny Rodriguez. Rodney Bradford. Ted Lunt. Russ Webster Third row: Carl Webster. Jason Howard. Donald Crockett. Randy Norton. Brian Nelson. Clyde is ready to jam 62 First row: Lydia Dies, Marissa Bencomo. Karen McCurdy. Susan Bejarano. Karen Marchall. Debbie French. Shauna Rapier. Julie Crum. Shauna Jones. Donna Mae Foote. Second row: Jo Lynn Felkins. Tiffany Melton. Vicki Gutierrez. Tammy Bennett. Cindi Rapier. Jason Howard. Brian Nelson. Gregg Lunt. Arthur Montoya. Robbie Wright. Paul Aiden. Alfred Luna. Tim Bigelow. David Romero. Pat Goyer. Michelle Lunt. Third row: Mr. Webster. Carl Webster. Don Crockett. Randy Norton. Travis Merrell. David Draper. Hollis Merrell. Craig Lunt, Dale Quinones. Gerlene Jones. Lacy Nutt. Irma Molina. Liz Bejarano. Sarah Crumbley. Clyde McBride. Cary Ratliff. Carl Martin. Stephan Bigelow. Russ Webster. Ted Lunt. Mark Moore. Eldon Merrell. Choir Front row: Mr Braithwaite. Christy Ratliff. Leslie McCarty. Cindy Holder. Karen Marshall. Sarah Crumbly. Liz Bejarano. Karen McCurdy. Michele Luny, Jerry Herrera. Second row: Clyde McBride. Diana Dixon. Gerlene Jones. Sherri Brown. Delyce Santee. Trisha Hille. Irma Molina. Jana Lunt. Denise Grey. Kathy Segraves. Kris Ferrell. Third row: Christina Pena. Rene Farquar. Penny Clark. Jenny Salazar. Sylvia Rodriguez. Monique Martinez. Yvonne Chavez. Yvonne Martin. Tom Cosper. Top row: Brett Brown. Ted Lunt, Donald Crocket. Jeff Heath. Rick Weathers. Gregg Lunt. Brian Nelson. Jimmy Roberts. Junior Bejarano. Joe Munoz. The Choir, under the direction of Dennis Braithwaite, had a very busy year. Some of the group events in- cluded Honor Choir at E.A.C., a Christmas concert, and a spring concert in April. Two members of the choir, Donald Crockett and Ted Lunt, went to Regional Choir. From there, Ted Lunt made the All-State Choir. The Choir enjoyed learning many new songs and all agreed that Mr. Braithwaite added to their fun. Spanish Photo Bottom row: Paulette Segraves, Monique Martinez. Kelly Gojkovich, Liz Bejarano, Kris Ferrell. Ofie Montoya. Dolores Burrola. Hollis Merrell. Middle row: Carol Webster. Benny Rodriguez. Andrew Aragon. Joe Munoz. Top row: Mr. Smith, Joe Sotelo. Russ Webster. Spanish Club during their everyday routine. The Photo Club did a very good job putting together a photo map of the town of Duncan. It was displayed at the Greenlee County Fair and won a special award. Entered in the Cities Exhibit at the Arizona State Fair, the booth won a sixth place trophy, of which the students were very proud. Front row: Joe Archuleta. Wally Foote. Back row: Rodney Bradford. Jason Howad. Chris Garcia. Ted Lunt. Kelly Gojkovich. _ Jeff and Paulette enjoy their work, while Robert supervises. 65 FHA This year FHA has been busy. They have had many money-making pro- jects including dances and selling crystal jewelery. The Club also took a trip to Tempe, where they attended the FHA State Convention. There they attended workshops and elected new State officers. This year’s Club officers are: Presi- dent, Kelly Gojkovich; Vice Presi- dent, Becky Ratliff: Secretary, Lydia Dies; Treasurer, Buffy Hanson. Kelly and Becky are busy with a money-making project. Back row: Becky Ratliff, Kelly Gojkovich, Joey Heath. Mrs. Johnson, Karen Marshall. Diana Dixon, Vicki Guitrez. Becky Henderson. Lori Kasparian. Lacy Nutt, Marisa Bencomo, Julie Hales. Christy Ratliff. Lynn Ratliff. Front row: Rick Weathers. Donna Lott. Debbie Grey. Suzanne Bejarano. Holly Williams. Lydia Diez. Dena French. 66 Students are busy cooking in the kitchen. FHA members finish up posters for the sweetheart dance. Members participate in the annual Halloween Carnival FHA officers: President. Kelly Gojkovich; Vice President. Becky Ratliff: Secretary. Lyd- ia Dies. 67 FBLA The FBLA Chapter of 1983- 84 had a eventfull year. The first activity was the Tegion Five Conference, which Duncan hosted. It was held at E.A.C. Throughout the school year the Chapter held money- making projects to raise money for the FBLA State Convention in April. Pro- jects included an Type-A- thon and Candy Sales. The State Convention was held in Phoenix at ASU. Members of the Chapter competed in various events. A very elegant din- ner at the Paradise Valley Resort followed. It was both a learning and an educa- tional experience. Back row: Mrs. Downs. Delyce Santee. Ted Lunt. Brian Nelson. Travis Merrell. Third row: Eldon Merrell. Jason Howard. Donald Crockett. Lacy Nutt. Dena French. Gregg Lunt. Second row: Tiffany Melton. Jana Lunt. Shauna Jones. Sherri Brown. Cindy Rapier. Front row: Marisa Bencomo. Sarah Crumbly. Andrea Santee. Shauna Rapier. Gerlene Jones. Becky Henderson. FBLA State Officers: Donald Crockett. State Reporter; John Merrell. Region V Vice-President. Chapter Officers: Eldon Merrell. Ted Lunt, Brian Nelson, Mrs. Downs. Gerlene Jones. Sherma Montgomery. 68 FBLA members who placed at State were: Gerlene Jones. John Merrell. Donald Crockett. Sarah Crumbly. Sherma Montgomery. Sherma receives the award for outstand- ing member. 69 Cheers The cheerleaders had a very exciting year. They started the year with new cheers and chants, which they learned last summer at Cheerleading Camp at E.A.C. There, the Varsity squad finished as one of the top five squads. Throughout the year the girls made efforts to help raise school spirit. This included pep assemblies, a rooters bus, and little surprises for team members. Their time was well spent in developing Wildkat Pride. Varsity Cheerleaders: Delyce Santee. Lydia Dies. Michele Lunt. Sarah Crumbly, Sherri Brown. Gerlene Jones. J.V. Cheerleaders: Andrea Santee. Hollie Williams. Shauna Jones. Susan Bejarano. Julie Crum. 70 Student Council The D.H.S. Student Council, un- der the leadership of Student Council President Kathy Se- graves, started the year with hard work and activity. Homecoming week was a big success. The Council planned different dress- up days, games, and other activi- ties. The Student Council spon- sored participation in the drive for the Statue in Liberty, which raised $125.00. Student Council members pose in the grotto : Secretary, Yvonne Chavez; President. Kathy Segraves; Advisor, Mar- tin Sagnimeni; Treasurer. Jana Lunt; Vice- President. Jason Howard. NHS Front row: Tom Cosper. Ted Lunt. Jason Howard. Mr. Sagnimeni. Middle row: Cindy Rapier, Sherma Montgomery. Jana Lunt, Kathy Segraves. Top row: Delyce Santee. Gerlene Jones. Becky Henderson. 71 FFA The Duncan FFA enjoyed a busy year. The highlight was this year’s State Field Day held at U of A. Dun- can competed in 10 of 12 contests. In Range Management Duncan took 4th place. The team was Clyde McBride, Daryl Babers, and Debbie French. Clyde was 7th high individ- ual and Daryl was 8th high individ- ual. In Agronomy, Duncan placed 2nd. The team was Travis Merrell and Randy Norton. Travis was 4th high individual and Randy was 5th high individual in the contest. The Semi-finals for Creed Speaking will be held in June. Representing Duncan will be Kara Wagley. At the EAC Contest, Duncan com- peted in six events. In Range Man- agment, Duncan placed 2nd. Clyde was 1st high individual and Daryl was 5th high individual. In Meats, Duncan placed 3rd. JoLynn was 1st high individual. In Agronomy, Dun- can placed 2nd. Lori was 2nd high individual. In Dairy, Duncan placed 3rd. Hollis was 5th high individual. In Ag Mechanics Duncan placed 1st. Pat was 3rd high individual and Steve was 5th high individual. Other activities included a talk show on the Radio for FFA week, an ani- mal fair for the elementary school children, and a ski trip to Sunrise. • The Annual FFA Banquet is a community affair Clyde is presented the Outstanding Member Award by Mr. Downs i Public Speaking award winners Lori receives the Horse Proficiency Award from Steve Lehman Eldon Merrell is named Outstand- ing Senior by Dean Lunt. spon- sored by De Kalb First row: Eldon Merrell. Clyde McBride. Karla Goodner. Debbie French. Lacy Nutt. Pat Sexton. Sarah Crumbley. Mark Moore. Second row: Hollis Merrell. Kara Wagley. John Grinstead. Lori Sex- ton. Jason Williams. Scott Wil- liams. Mr. Downs. Third row: Tony Burrola. Robby Elmer. Lori Ka- sparian. Cindy Holder. Dena French. Jo Lynn Felkins. Tammy Bennett. Fourth row: James Peel- er. Chuck French. Lance Peterson. Russ Webster. Randy Norton. Ron Derrick. Fifth row: Dale Rachilla. Michael Davis. Craig Lunt. Mike Brinkerhoff. Travis Merrell. Dale Quinones. David Draper Sixth row: Jesse Good. Brett Brown. Jimmy Galvin. Ricky Marshall. Ri- cardo Gonzales. Jeff Thygerson. Seventh row: Shawn McCarty. Daryl Baber. Steve Hatch. Curtis Peeler. Wade Sexton. Buddy Van Fleet. Kenny Barlow. Steve Ruth- erford. Matthew Buckner. 4 73 D-Club Can’t recall seeing these guys at try-outs. D Club members: Arthur Rodriguez. Joe Sotelo. Gary Perez. Harvey Sotelo. Carlos Onate. Joe Archuleta. Robert Bejarano, Sammy Martinez. Junior Bejarano. Benny Rodriguez. Richard Her- rera. Joe Munoz. Donald Crockett. Jason How- ard. Randy Norton. Brett Brown. Rick Weathers. Sean Carty. Mark Moore. Gregg Lunt, Jeff Heath. Ted Lunt. Brian Nelson. Eldon Merrell. Steve Swink. Kevin Billingsley. Eldon goes up for a shot at the D-Club Faculty game. 74 “The Prince’s Dilemma “She Laughs Last Theatre Arts The 1983-84 Drama season be- gan first semester with two one- act plays, “Go West, Young Man” and “Sophia The Seam- stress”. Both melodramatic com- edies were presented the same evening to an enthusiastic audi- ence. Second semester, some new stu- dents entered the class and Mr. Foote selected three one-act plays to perform for the commu- nity. These were “The Prince’s Dilemma”, “She Laughs Last”, and “Inside-Out”. LM : j -V� • ■ Inside-Out Bottom row: Tracy Hammett. Donna Foote. Debbie Gray. Sarah Crumbley. Becky Henderson. Delyce Santee. Lydia Dies. Debbie French. Second row: Mike Brinkerhoff, Sherri Brown. Julie Hales, Sharmon Ballamy. Hollie Williams. Susan Bejarano, Richard Herrera. Leslie McCarty. Marcos Baca. Kristy Ratliff. Chris Kerr. Top Row: Chris Garcia, Steve Swink. Rick Weathers. Carlos Onate. journalism 'r myr ' TT ry.r 00'rf rn' v £ TAKE PRIDE. IN DHS % V J ,y • TV . V fr If you are a returning student, perhaps you've noticed seme changes at D.II.S. Tic administration, faculty, and staff (believe it or not) lave tiie students' interests at heart, and iope tic ciangcs serve to improve tic cruality of life icre. • 5 Wade COUNTY SUSTAINS FLOOD DAMAGE Pocent floods on tic Gila and San Droncisco Rivers lave profoundly affected tic resident of Greenlee County. He Duncan scicols ware affected, ixit not Spo drastically. During ber there wi going on in the communit ha jconinrr Postponod. rt � riiV iVlt- to ?x tiie rw- j- ''•U-U tai o ’ii-. _'a-x_ai;,ioar f,i , events the month of Decem- 11 be various events the school and in Jt1 paper. 'F £ si O' “eg ,V © V «e Si, As 1983 comes to a we can all rQ.p,0 a ci°se, g°od and the bad ? °n the After a fest-ft brou9ht. celebrating our 6 summer Wf had flood? • Sntennial, lo 9 with ?h Octobor, problems and -ir. tbe usual 9olngd 3t°r « living °uncan. Co school in • L ® ®OA S'Oq- ■ © 76 lAPY KATS ROIL _ Saturday tone YeU f % i :«stoa inference f JW )e ?o yaus i� s£ c' first conference san c,ai. 2 o£ u itinyj e CLUB NLWS Tiie cl dps are flying this year in tie wood slop. Tie vooa room you a face lift over tie surxer. iir. Gardner installcu a stonaye area aijove tiie vooci roexn 9U; X A ' ik jC. y°ti 90 1® - o jf fo, f °V Vtf W1LPKATS ARE ON THE P OWl Tension vas in the air as an anxious crovri avaitod the hats’ arrival on the field, for they were hosting the rival Thatcher 7.aqles. Xt lad loon 12 long veors since tne hats lad defeated the Eagles, lot this didn't intimidate the hats a bit. ■ °0 0 ) y? . C.s. to D.D , hdnine ' tar Inno Once Love Affair . .. ,,rT ice Of L.i.Pe — F.T. tt: lo e vou T Trvre '’’ou --------- — Onlv The lonely Can Plax� ---------- Tharp Dressed ‘ym .. oner of Lonely Heart” ;ocl rail” to P.3. % J r i” «« SP C.P.. nc.k,- :X0M h 0RP x ? ersf 0 It-3. x . The Cheerleaders will be 7 sponsoring a Valentine's Dance ' X on Saturday, February 11. This dance will be different 7 from all other dances so far. It will be called a Morp , which is a backwards Prom . Poms The 1983-1984 pom line had a busy year. The squad consist- ed of eight girls and two mas- cots, and were sponsered by Geanene Crum. The poms entertained the crowd at football games, but more over at basketball. Many tricks of the trade which they acquired, were taught to them at the U of A pom-pon clinic. Poms: Kim Ferrell. Yvonne Chavez. Ofie Montoya. Trisha Killen, Karen McCurdy. Lori Phelps. Morma Gadora. Kara Wagley, Jenny Salazar. Judy Herrera, Kathy Galvin, Karla Goodner. Twirlers Lacy Nutt, Tiffany Melton. 78 Morp This year at Duncan High the Varsity Cheerleaders decided to have something different. They held a first annual MORP. This is a back- wards Prom. Everything is done op- posite. The girls asked the guys, the dance was casual, and it was deco- rated in toilet paper. Cheerleaders selected a Freshman King and Queen. Carlos Garcia and Lori Sex- ton. There was a great turn out and everyone had a blast. The Cheerleaders are planning to start a tradition and will have it every year. Carlos and Lori in the traditional dance. Morp Royality: King, Carlos Garcia; Queen Lori Sex- ton. Sponsor Barbra Santee receives flowers, from De- lyce. 80 FFA Sweetheart, FHA Beau The FHA did not hold a dance this year; nevertheless, a Chapter Beau was selected by vote of the mem- bership. The lucky individual was Gary Ratliff. Karla Goodner served as FFA Sweetheart throughout the year, ac- companying the members to field days and other FFA functions. 81 FFA Sweetheart Karla Goodner. FHA Beau Gary Ratliff. Junior-Senior Prom One of the exciting events of the school year was the Junior-Senior Prom. The juniors had fun raising money and decorating for the memorable night, choosing as the theme “Islands in the Stream . Class President Clyde McBride em- ceed the social, which featured guest speaker Warner Foote, a for- mer teacher at Duncan and St. Da- vid High Schools. Refreshments were served, and Cindi Rapier and Kathy Segraves read out the wills and prophecies. Music for the dance was by “In the Red”. Last year’s Royalty, Troy Thygerson and Shawn Gojkovich, crowned this year’s King and Oueen, Kevin Billingsley and Karla Goodner. The attendants were Jeff Heath, Jana Lunt, Brett Brown, Denise Gray, Jason Howard, and Kathy Segraves. The juniors would like to thank sponsors Wally Foote, Don Santee, Pat Johnson, and John Webster for all their help. 'V Cindi and Kathy read the wills and prophecies. 82 King and Queen. Kevin and Karla participate in the march with Troy and Shawn, last year’s Royalty. Prom attendants await the crowning. The Grand March. Spring Awards EAC Financial Aides Representative Geoff Bury presents DHS students Jana, Kathy. Charlene, and Irma with scholarships. Also receiving financial awards were Ted. Brett. Eldon and John. 84 Delyce receives an accounting award from Mrs. Downs Mr. Downs presents U of A Scholar Awards to Jana. Jason, and Ted mamm Mike Brinkerhoff is named outstanding dramatist by Mr Foote Mr. Gardner presents Karl Webster an Industria Arts award NHS Student Council Banquet These NHS members pose for one last group shot Greg is presented a scholastic award by NHS officer Sherma Greg and Sherri survey the scene at the NHS Student Council Banquet 85 Senior Ball Royalty Heath and Buffy Hanson Attendants Kathy Segraves. Jeff Heath, Buffy Hanson, Eldon Mer- rell. Jana Lunt, Marvin Maclay. Karla Goodner, and Rodney Brad- ford. (not pictured) 86 Homecoming Royalty King Kevin Billingsley. Queen Sylvia Morales Underclass Attendants: Trish Killen. Jeff Rhodes. Sylvia Rodri- guez. Junior Bejarano. Sherrie Brown. Donald Crockett Senior Attendants: Jeff Heath. Kathy Segraves. Kevin Billingsley. Sylvia Morales. Eldon Merrell. Jana Lunt. Jason Howard. Karla Goodner. Rodney Bradford. Shirley Romero 87 Homecoming The 1983-84 Homecoming Week was fun, according to DHS stu- dents, but not as exciting as it has been in past years due to cold weather. Many students took part in getting class spirit points. The sen- iors won with 173 points, and sec- ond place were the juniors with 150. Sophomores took third with 98 points and freshmen followed lack- ing six points to beat the sopho- mores. Dress-up-days were as follows: Monday, Punk Rock-Preppie Day; Tuesday, Grandparents Day; Wednesday, Cowboy-Farmer Day; Thursday, Fifties Day; and Friday, Color Day. One of the traditions of Homecom- ing Week was the Powder Puff Game. Senior and freshmen girls challenged the sophomore and ju- nior girls. Both teams played very well, but the seniors and freshmen landed on top, 24-0. E.T. goes punk Other traditional activities took place such as wood gathering, hall decorating and of course the Big Game. At half time Kevin Billingsley and Sylvia Morales were named Homecoming King and Queen. Following the game the traditional punked-out Juniors pose tor the Homecoming Dance was held. camera Freshmen excel at bean-pushing Baby food makes a nice afternoon snack Kathy dons the pads 89 Lacy streaks for the corner These Senior boys howl one last time Jana Lunt delivers Salutatory Address CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '84 ahelns aadqe UCarporatian MORENCI BRANCH OF BARGAINS USE D FURNITURE ANTI0LE5, House of Bargains 928 Thatcher Blvd. New Used Furniture Safford Buy, Sell Trade Phone 428-6776 Safford New-Used-Recaps-Wheels-rtepairs-Balancing- Flats Fixed Datsun, Inc. Ochoa's Cheveron Service Centennial Tires . 1717 W. Highway 70 Safford Phone 428-0533 Sales Service 648 Main Thatcher Phone 428-9070 R. Ochoa — owner Dockum Distributing a subsidiary of Ikard Griffin, Inc. 1 WESTERN STATIONERS 7 Office Sopites - firmtwe - Mxlunts - Planrmj Silver City. New Mexico 88061 Wholesale Retail Petroleum Products Border Rock Shop PO Drawer S Lordsburg Verla’s Western Wear 980 E Railroad Ave. Lordsburg 505-542-3724 Phone 505-542-9233 Harold Verla Jorgenson 93 Crystal Mirror Duncan 359-2213 We care for you and your hair. The Outpost convenience market- Serving The People 1 I i Arts Meat Market Highway 70 Duncan Immediate Need” Items Video and Movie Rentals Duncan R R Glass We’ve got it and we’ve got it good Brand Names-we offer the best Discount Prices-quality mdse. Layaway Plan-all depts. Mastercard Visa-happily accepted Satisfaction Always-for over 21 years K Care Promise Service-Value-Satisfaction that's our promise Highway 180 East Silver City Open Daily 9-9 Sun. 10-5 Complete Radiator Service Windshields Three Way 687-1111 Morenci Motel Copperoom Restaurant Lounge Friendly Service — Pleasant Atmosphere 865-4111 Eastern Arizona Tom's Snacks 1705-8th Ave. Saftord 428-5773 Ron Ev Kuhlman-distributors Tom's Toasted Peanuts Tom's Peanut Butter Sandwiches Tom's Sweet Sandwiches Tom's Potato Chips Tom’s Candies Tom's Baked Goods 94 95 J Maxwell ff use Congratulations from Grant County's Finest Family Department Store Silver City, N.M. Brinkerhoff Realty, Inc. 622 Fifth Ave. Safford 428-3633 Spencer Brinkerhoff Brinkerhoff Construction Franklin Store Highway 70 Franklin 622 Fifth Ave. Safford 428-3633 Jim Brinkerhoff Groceries Gas Diesel Propane D. B. Nelson Electric CO. 1200 Thatcher Blvd. Safford 428-1714 Macks Auto Supply 628 Fifth St. 428-3873 Safford Russ Mack — owner Electrical-Refrigeration-Sheet Metal-Heating Residential Commercial The Fitness Connection Health Center Since 1926 919 Fifth Ave. Safford 428-3183 Fifth Avenue Florist Gift Shop 527 Main Safford 428-2491 428-7312 (after hours) Tom and Jan Varnell Morcomb Diesel Electrical Co. Fuel inj. electrical specialists West Hwy. 70 Safford AFS FTD TELEFLOR Earl Morcomb — owner bus. 428-2468 res. 428-3486 % Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. 428-2192 Safford J.C. PENNEY CO. JESSIE'S BEAUTY SALON When You Care to Look Your Very Best” Good Luck Graduates Romney Implement of Arizona, Inc. Hwy. 70 East Thatcher 428-1223 JpVHK John Deere design, ■ dependability EflfMN and dealers make the difference Good luck Class of 1984 517 Main St.. Safford. Az. Catalog Phone Service 428-4940 Nuclear...geothermal...solar...coal gasification and liquefaction-all are potentially important electric pow- er resources for the future of our energy-short w orld. Right now. though, we need to stretch the resources we have, w hile we work on developing others. With fuel costs so high, we can’t promise you lower rates—no one can. But we can help you use kilowatts economically and efficiently. Give us a call: we'll give you some tips. DUNCAN VALLEY ELECTRIC CO-OP 98 for i , Maytag Kel vina tor Okeef Merritt Lazyboy Bigelow Serta N. Coronado Blvd., Clifton Betty's Beauty Boutique 359-2189 Best Wishes Mode O’Day Visa Mastercharge 502 Main St. Safford 428-5730 Congratulations, Seniors STUTE'S JEWELRY INC. McDonald's J you m Congratulations Seniors Safford BOYD BROTHER'S Lumber Groceries Hardware General Merchandise 109 Main, Duncan 359-2552 CUSTOM LEATHER WORK SADDLES, TACK, BELTS, CHAPS. PURSES, WALLETS EXPERT REPAIR ON ALL LEATHER GOODS 428-6720 LUCKY’S SADDLERY 509 MAIN ST. SAFFORD, AZ 85546 T uesdav-Sat urday-8:00-5:00 1224 THATCHER BLVD. SAFFORD 99 BAILEY’S J R Chevron STEAK HOUSE Serving Greenlee County 236 North Ave. 359-2643 Clifton, Az. GOOD LUCK Cole's Pizza Parlor . SENIORS Large Game Room yr Carry Out Service j A Sun. Noon-8:00 pm 2 Ward's Canyon Mon-Sat South Side of Clifton 11:00 am - 12:00 am Just off HWY 666 Farm Bureau Insurance Services LEWALLEN FUNERAL Dennis Lunt P 0 Box 1058 HOME Safford. Az. 85546 (602) 428-4618 OLYMPIC PIZZARAMA of Thatcher, AZ 85552 Gila Plaza (602) 428-4748 Owner-Manager: Gerry Gomez 865-3252 110 Park Ave. Clifton Az. Joe Toni Sarantopoulos Singer - Kirby - Hoover - Eureka Western Auto Associate Store Viking Sales and Service Filter Queen Western Auto Tires Batteries 7(Jalttec d Western Flyer Bicycles _ Revelation Sporting Goods Power Mowers Tillers True,one Je'ev's,° s7 Rad,os Safford. AZ. SAFFORD SEWING CENTER Authorized Bernina Dealer POLLOCK’S WESTERN CASUAL 302 5th Street Hwy. 70 3rd Avenue WEAR Safford, Arizona 85546 610 5th Street Hwy. 70 Western Wear Our Specialty J. A. Walneck Telephone (602) 428-0494 Saftord. Arizona 85546 Phone (602) 428-0093 100 DUNCAN INSURANCE AG.CNCV BERT RAPIER Congratulations! Safford Funeral Home 428-2710 Roger and Carolyn David ESTES DRUGS MORENCI SHOPPING CENTER PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 865-3112 FOUNTAIN, COSMETICS 865-3171 101 Jnictii— Cok■Fw hcru ' ac y, —� LMUa_ JjUvicCL p LC(Jlz - Ufa flinZ MjvkeJl Or -. aavLTZ Ct tU a- £ Ut wi u- c l 3-G Counties Coca Cola Bottling Co. 202 W. 8 th Safford, Az. Enjoy OmCcla Coca-OXa and Co a' art regular ! |r jde mar � wh cn idanMy tua um� produci ol Tha Coca Cola Company Olga 5 House of Beauty A. H. Haralson Sons MFG. CO. P.O. Box 752 — 214 E. Hwy. 70 Safford, Ariz. 85546 Phone: (602) 428-3505 Tire and Wheel Sales and Service Tues. thru Sat. CARTER MOTORS 865-3122 304 Shannon Hill, Clifton P.O. Box 1417 Clifton, Arizona 85533 865-4135 Clifton Lumber Co. P J's Big Dipper Clifton, Az. 85533 865-3363 307 S Coronado Blvd Lehman's, Inc. Clifton Duncan, Arizona 85534 Justin Tony Lama Acme Carhart Dee Levi ♦ Resistol Chambers ♦ Wrangler Pioneer Wear Congratulations, Seniors! CIRCLE P MARKET WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1984 The volleyball team seems to enjoy the ride home. The girls sometimes push pencils instead of weights. Below. Eldon puts the finishing touches on a feeder, while Becky puts on a disarming smile. 105 '“H cMe t te££ 115 Railroad Blvd. Duncan 359-2211 Triple D Tires Auto Service Colby's Inc 806 Thatcher Blvd. Salford 428-7239 FB Goodrich — Michelin on off road Craig Dauenhauer — owner Clark Concrete Duncan Best Wishes 1984 Seniors! Sand Gravel Sack Cement Dump Truck Patios Floors Mechanic No Job too Small Sporting Goods and Athletic Equipment 400 N. Bullard Silver City 505-538-5383 “Equipment for the Sports Minded 106 Headquarters for Unique T-shirts Caps “We Can Gifts all Year 419 Main Safford 428-7175 Wright On Congratulations Graduating Class of 1984 Robbie Rents Inc. 1982 Thatcher Blvd. Safford 428-5765 Today's Promises of Tomorrow’s Future” 514 Third Ave. 428-6292 Safford Bruce Robertson Balentine Office Products Inc. “Office aids for all trades” 612 Main 428-0840 Safford Tip Balentine Roberts Service N Coronado Blvd. Clifton 865-2575 J.J. Roberts — owner Congratulations Seniors!! Congratulations Class of 1984 Jacobson, Tolman Associates, P.C. 609 Fifth Ave. 428-1310 Safford Ronald J. Jacobson — pres. Don’t let this happen to you! Visit ... Holladay's Photo Emporium 429 Main Safford 428-0206 107 Congratulations Duncan High Seniors. You've taken the big step. Now take the next step. Eastern Arizona College. IncoTax Professional Tax Service 247 Chase Creek 865-5576 Clifton Copy Center 624 Fifth Ave. Safford 428-3634 Copying-Printing-Layout-Photos CHAPARRALL ENTERPRISES Mini mart-gas-motel 359-2771 506 High St. BEST WISHES Keep Chipping Away Til You Reach Your Goals Gary Mack 428-2357 Local Salesman ■ Oasis Authorized Full Service Dealer CHEVROLET • BUICK NEW AND USED CARS TRUCKS GM PARTS AUTO GLASS LEASING - ANY MAKE OR MODEL AIR CONDITIONING NAISE CERTIFIED SERVICE TECHNICIANS SAFFORD SALES A SERVICE 428-0252 1 Hvr? to'at 7TH AV USED CARS I 428-1682 I 312 5TH MWY TO AT 3RO AV. ‘fJ,T 7 In Graham Greenlee Counties Arizona Farmers Production Credit Association. Financing Agriculture for over 50 years 428- 1340 Naccarati Towing Duncan Valley Ford ® |FORD 200 Railroad Blvd. Duncan 359-2491 Tempo-Mustang-EXP-Escort-LTD- Thunderbird-Ranger Chris M. Mack — Sales Manager E G Floors Decorating 24 Hr towing anywhere and everywhere in Greenlee County or state-wide. Clifton 865-2721 Licensed and Bonded We guarantee our installation” Floor Tile-Paint-Linoleum Ed Gene Wissinger 526 Main Safford 428-6441 109 no N Coronado Blvd. 865-2252 865-5441 Computerized Prescription Pharmacy Veterinary Supplies Cosmetics Counter Prescription Delivery Service 801 20th Ave. Whistle Stop Bid. Suite 5 Safford Van Leuven Awards Engraving Cook's Store 525 Main Safford 428-0906 Thelma Grant Van Leuven Cold Beer, Liquor Groceries York Valley 687-1331 Best Wishes From Jim And Lee Roberts THREE-WAY STORE Congratulations Seniors! EVAN AND DIANNE BURK VALLEY VIDEO Waters' Auto Electric PACE'S SERVICE AND ART'S MARKET C A Bar Canyon York 687-1090 Starters-Alternators-Generators YORK VALLEY 687-1827 in COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER'S PRE- CAST AND SANITATION NORTH OF DUNCAN 358-2582 SEPTIC TANK CLEANING SAND - GRAVEL LEACH LINES PRE-CAST SEPTIC TANKS STOCK TANKS BURIAL VAULTS GREASE TRAPS CHEMICAL TOILETS 112 tomorrow apiace for tfiose who demand more ofthernseCvcs today. 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