Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1985 volume:

Duncan In Memoriam It is to Sarah Crumbley and Delyce Santee that we dedicate the 1985 Wildkat. Both girls died in a tragic car accident in December. Sarah was a junior and Delyce was a senior at Duncan High. Both were extensively involved in school and extracurricular activities. Sarah was at the top of her class scholastically, and participated in basketball, volleyball, and track. She was also a cheerleader, and was active in band, FFA, FBLA, and NHS. Delyce was also an outstanding student and was on the cheerleading, basketball, and track squads with Sarah. Delyce also participated in choir, FBLA, and NHS. Sarah and Delyce were inseperable friends in life, and became inseperable in death. A scholarship fund in their names has been established at Duncan High School, called the Santee-Crumbley Leadership Fund. Each year the fund will aid a college-bound student who best demonstrates the overall excellence these girls exemplified. They touched the lives of so many. May their memory never die! Advertising Contents Administration Faculty ........5 Seniors.......................13 Juniors.......................23 Sophomores ...................27 Freshmen .....................33 Athletics ....................37 Clubs Organizations ..........61 Activities....................77 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY The elections of 1984 brought two new faces to the Duncan School Board. Joining Larry Rapier, Alan Williams, and Gary Bowen on the board were Richard Jernigan and Richard Kerr. These newest members took their seats in January, to commence a four-year term. Mr. Bryant Ridgway, Superintendent, referees a board Board president Larry Rapier and Mr. Crotts team up to help officiate the district meeting. tennis tournament. Karen Hamilton. District Office secretary, handles the switchboard. Kathy Thygerson, business manager, operates the key- boards. Bertha Shelton, comptroller, makes teachers happy on pay- day. Teo Rodriguez, school counselor, prepares to counsel a student. Mr. Erwin Crotts, High School Principal, takes a break from office hassles. Thelma Miller assists students with class materials. Linda Kasparian takes charge of student aides. 7 Administrative Support Personnel John Frie, Maintenance Supervisor, mobilizes resources to get the job done. Right, Ken Claridge gets the repair jobs done around the High School. Cafeteria workers Holly Scott, Vivian Thurman, Lois Nichols, Sharon Buckner, Olga Iglecias, help manager Marilyn Roberts prepare nutritious meals. Maria Juarez, in her seventeenth year as custodian, is a well-known figure at D.H.S. Not pictured, but none-the-less important to the daily operation of our school, are busdrivers, mechanics, groundskeepers, and such men as maintenance crew chief Juan Gonzalez, and mailroom clerk Topper Johnson. 8 9 Sherri Brown Terrie Chavez Tom Cosper Tammy Cox Donald Crockett Lydia Dies Robby Elmer Ross Farquhar Kenny Barlow Liz Bejarano Marisa Bencomo Tim Bigelow Judy Herrera Julie Hales Raymond S. Hood Debbie French Pat Goyer Jimmy Galvin Kelly Gojkovich Kami Hookano Gerlene Jones Steven Hatch Ricardo Gonzales Becky Henderson Evonne Martin Clyde C. McBride Barbara McCain Jose Mendez Ofie Montoya Samantha Nelson Curtis Peeler Gary Perez Becky Ratliff 16 Cindi Rapier Steve Rutherford Ralph Sanchez Delyce Santee Eric Smith Priscilla Whipple Paulette Segraves .t n Rick Weathers Wade Sexton Jeff Thygerson Scott Williams Pat Sexton Brandon Ward Senior Roster KENNY BARLOW Basketball 81-85, Varsity 83-85, All Conference 83-85, All Academic team 84-85, FFA 81-85. LIZ BEJARANO Volleyball 81-83 and 85, Basketball 81-85, Baseball Stats 81-84, Band 81- 85, Spanish Club 81-85, Student Council 83-85, Med-Start 82-84, American History Award 83-84, Choir 82-84. MAR1SA BENCOMO Band 81-85, Tennis 81-85, Basket- ball Mgr. 82-83, FBLA 81-85, FHA 82- 84, Spanish Club 81-83, Med- Start 82-83, Class Secretary 81-83, History and Government Award 84-85, Who's who American High School Students 84-85, Homecom- ing Attendant 82-83. TIM BIGELOW Band 81-85, Jazz Band 83-85, Art 82-85. SHERRI BROWN Drama 81-84, Thespians 81-83, Dance 82-83, Journalism 83-84, FBLA 83-85, Choir 83-85, Home- coming Attendant 83-85, Senior Ball Queen 84-85, Prom Attendant 84-85, Varsity Cheerleader 83-85, Student Body Vice President 84-85, Track 84-85. TERRI CHAVEZ Pom-pons 82-83. TOM COSPER Football 82-85, Football Mgr. 81-82, Tennis 85, NHS 83-85, Frosh Pres. 81-82, Sr. Pres. 84-85, D-Club 84- 85. TAMMY COX Soccer 81-84, Volleyball 81-83, Track 81-83, Choir 81-84, Med- Start 84-85, Senior Class Secretary 84-85. DONALD CROCKETT Basketball 81-85, All Conference 83- 85, All State 83-85, All Star Game 84-85, Courier All Star 84-85, Courier All Academic Captain 84- 85, Tennis 81-85, District Singles Champ 83-85, State runner-up 83- 84, Band 81-85, Honor Band 83-85, Choir 81-85, Honor Choir 82-85, FBLA 81-85, Homecoming Atten- dant 81-82, 84-85, Senior Ball At- tendant 84-85, Year Book Staff 83- 84. LYDIA DIES Volleyball Mgr. 81-82, Basketball Mgr. 81-82, Tennis 81-82, Band 81- 85, Drum Majorette 84-85, Choir 84- 85, FHA 82-84, FHA Secretary 83-84, Cheerleader 82-84, Drama 83-84. ROBBY ELMER Basketball 81-84, FFA 82-85, Ten- nis 84, D Club 85. ROSS FARQUHAR DEBBIE FRENCH FFA 81-85, FFA Chapter Treasurer 83-85, District Treasurer 84-85, Chapter Sweetheart 84-85, Band 81- 84, GAC 82-85, Volleyball Mgr. 81- 83, Basketball Homecoming Atten- dant 81-82, FHA 83-84, Flag Girl 84-85, Student Council Parliamen- tarian 84-85. JIMMY GALVIN Baseball 83-84, FFA 83-85, Journal- ism 83-84. KELLY GOJKOVICH Basketball 81-85, FHA 82-84, Soph- omore Treasurer 82-83, Homecom- ing Attendant 84. RICARDO GONZALEZ Basketball 81-85, All Conference 84-85, Football 84-85, Track 82-85, State Track 85, FFA 81-85, Home- coming King 84-85, Christmas Ball King 84-85, Prom King 84-85. PAT GOYER Football 82-83, Basketball 81-84, Baseball 82-83, Drama 81-82, Stu- dent Council Rep. 81-82, Yearbook 84-85. JULIE HALES Volleyball 81-84, Track 83-84, FHA 83-84, Yearbook 83-84. STEVE HATCH Baseball 83-84, FFA 81-85. BECKY HENDERSON Cheerleader 81-83 and 84-85, FHA 83-85, FHA Secretary 84-85, FBLA 83-84, Med-Start 83-84, Student Council Secretary 84-85, Track 82- 85, Prince's Dilemma 84. JUDY HERRERA FHA 81-84, Pom Pon 83-84. RAYMOND HOOD KAMI HOOKANO Drama 81-84, Thespians 81-84, 18 Band 81-83, Art 81-83, Solo and En- semble 81-84, Choir 82-85, Letter Club 82-84, Journalism 82-83, Bas- ketball 82-83, Newspaper 82-83, Student Council 82-84, Honor Choir 83-85, Football Mgr. 84-85, FBLA 84-85, Homecoming Atten- dant 84-85, Senior Ball Attendant 84-85, Varsity Cheerleader 84-85, Med-Start 84-85. GERLENE JONES Volleyball 81-85, Tennis 81-83 and 84-85, Student Council 81-82, FBLA 82-85, NHS 82-85, Band 82-85, Cheerleader 83-85. EVONNE MARTIN Volleyball 81-82 and 84-85, Basket- ball 83-85, Spanish Club 81-85, GAC 81-82 and 83-85, Med-Start 84-85. CLYDE McBRIDE FFA 81-85, Member of the Year 82- 85, State Farmer 84, Band 81-85, Honor Band 85, Jazz Band 83-85, Jr. Class President 83-84, FFA Vice President 83-85, Jazz Band Vice- President 84-85. BARBARA McCAIN Volleyball 84, FBLA 83-85, Band 84-85, Choir 81-85, Honor Choir 82-85, Jazz Band 84-85, Jazz Band Secretary 84-85, FBLA Regionals 2nd place 84-85. JOSE MENDEZ OFFIE MONTOYA Volleyball 81-83 and 84-85, GAC 81-83, Spanish Club 81-85, Med- Start 81-85, Journalism 83-85, Pom- Pon 83-84, Senior Class Treasurer 84-85. SAMANTHA NELSON Basketball 81-82, Volleyball 82-84, FBLA 82-85, FBLA Vice-President 84-85, Choir 81-82 and 84-85, Band 81-85, Go West, Young Man 84. CURTIS PEELER Football 81-85, Basketball 81-82 and 84-85, All Conference 84-85, FFA 81-85, Yearbook 84-85. GARY PEREZ Football 81-85, Baseball 81-84, D- Club 84-85, Journalism 84-85. CINDI RAPIER Tennis 81-85, Volleyball 81-82 and 84-85, FBLA 83-85, Band 81-85, Basketball Mgr. 83-85, Jazz Band 84-85. BECKY RATLIFF Volleyball 81-84, Basketball 81-82, Track 81-85, FFA Sweetheart Atten- dant 83-84, FHA Vice-President 83- 84, GAC 81-84, Pom-Pon 82-83, Flag Girl 82-83, School Mascot 84- 85, Homecoming Attendant 81-82 and 84-85, Christmas Ball Atten- dant 84-85, Prom Queen 84-85, Choir 83-85, Honor Choir 83-85. STEVE RUTHERFORD FFA 81-85 RALPH SANCHEZ Track 81-85, Baseball 82-84, Choir 84-85. DELYCE SANTEE Basketball 81-85, Track 81-85, Cheerleader 82-85, NHS 82-85, FBLA 83-85, FBLA Treasurer 84-85, Med Start 81-85. PAULETTE SEGRAVES Basketball 81-85, Volleyball 81-85, Tennis 81-85, GAC 81-85, Med- Start 81-85, Spanish Club 81-85, Student Council 82-84, Student Body Treasurer 84-85, Homecom- ing Queen 84-85, Journalism 83-84. PAT SEXTON Football 81-85, Basketball 81-85, Baseball 83-84, Track 82-84, Stu- dent Body President 84-85, FFA 82- 85, D-Club 81-85, All Conference Football and Basketball 84-85, All State Football 84-85. WADE SEXTON Football 81-85, FFA 81-85, D-Club 82- 85. ERIC SMITH Basketball 82-84, Tennis 82-84, Journalism 84-85, Yearbook Editor 84-85, Band 84-85, Med-Start 84-85, Photo 83-85. JEFF THYGERSON Football 81-82 and 83-85, FFA 81- 85, D-Club 83-85, Basketball Mgr. 83- 85, Track 84-85. BRANDON WARD Newspaper Staff 84-85, Journalism 84- 85, Yearbook Staff 84-85. RICK WEATHERS Football 81-85, All Conference and All State 84-85, Basketball 81-85, Track 83-85, High Point Man 84- 85, Tennis 81-83, D-Club President 84-85, FHA President 84-85, Home- coming Attendant 81-85. SCOTT WILLIAMS Football 84-85, Basketball 81-82, Baseball 83-84, FFA 82-85, Spanish Club 81-82, Band 81-83. 19 JUNIORS Sharmon Bellamy Stephen Begelow Mike Brinkerhoff Mathew Buckner Perry Chacon Ricky Chavez Sarah Crumbley Dee Anna Dixon Jo Lynn Felkins Sue Ann Felts Kim Ferrell Donna Foote Robert Coyer Debbie Gray Tracy Hammett 24 Richark Herrera Cindy Holder Fred Hollins Chris Holton Mark Johnson Chris Kerr Gregg Lunt Stuart Maclay Carl Martin Leslie McCarty Chris Ratliff Benny Rodriguez Sylvia Rodriguez Victor Rodriguez Kristi Sadler 25 Robin Saiz Jennie Salazar Harvey Sotelo Larry Waters Russ Webster Not pictured: James Harmon Lori Kasparian Christina Norton Daniel Smith Hollie Williams Robbie Wright Junior class officers: Treasurer, Debbie Gray; Secretary, Hollie Wil- liams; Vice-President, Benny Rodriguez; President, Robbie Wright Robert, Robbie, and Mark are some b-a-d bikers. 26 Paul Aden Melinda Aragon Eric Bejarano Tammy Bennett Tony Burrola Terri Cabrera Mike Chavez Ric Choate Penny Clark Christine Corona Julie Crum Joe Cueto Kim Davis Michael Davis Tanya Devolder Ronald Derrick Keldon Donaldson David Draper Samuel East Ryna Farquhar 28 Bill Hanson Joey Heath Jerry Herrera Patricia Hille Jimmy Ice Craig Lunt Pamela Mahan Shawn McCarty Karen McCurdy Tiffany Melton 29 James Morgan David Murphy Dustin Nichols James Peeler Christina Pena Lance Peterson Lori Phelps Brenda Plank Dale Rachilla Shauna Rapier Jeff Rhodes David Romero Norma Salazar Lori Sexton Felicia Smith Kara Wagley Karl Webster Jason Williams 30 Not Pictured: Andy Elmer Jessy Good Stephanie Holes T. J. Knight Dale Quinones Diane Ruiz Pam Wright Karl Zamora Sophomore Officers: Karl Webster, Shauna Jones, Lori Thelps, Alfred Luna Diane and Pam are little mamas to their friends. Ode to the Class of Eighty-five by Becky R. The time has come for us to part, With many memories in our heart. In all the years that lie ahead, We'll remember the colors, white and red. We'll cast a glance back at the past. And realize it went by much too fast. In the days ahead, we ll laugh and cry. When we think of OUR TIME at Duncan High! Kenny and Marisa are involved in some serious school business. Senior class officers: Tom Cosper, Rick Weath- ers, Tammy Cox, and Ofie Montoya Becky, Hollie, and Sherri are caught with their mouths open. Clyde and Wade demonstrate their approach to school work. FRESHMEN Jimmy Bell Wendra Bonn Brandon Bowen Todd Brown Monica Cabrera Jeanna Gamblin Cecilio Garcia Diane Garcia Heidi Germaine Shannon Gojkovich 34 Russell Hendricks Bobby Holder Tronie Horn Rick Johns Steve Jones Lisa Kerr Steve Lawrence Heather Legge Shawn McCurdy Pamela McCaine Douglas Montgomery Thomas Montoya Annie Morgan Robert Munoz Shawn Neville 35 Randy Payne Ricky Payne Lyanna Pena Buddy Price Jammie Richins Marcus Ridgway Roger Rodriguez David Saiz Juan Salinas Teresa Sanchez Susan Shay Cully Stearns Kim Tyler Richard Williamson Darrell Zumwalt ATHLETICS ; r r.7YZ c C zz I Varsity Football Coaches: Mr. Payne, Mr. Gardner, Mr. Rodriguez, Ron Aguallo. Back row: Perry Chacon, Curtis Peeler, Rick Weathers, Jeff Thygerson. Fourth row: Jimmy Ice, Joe Munoz, Mark Moore, Justin Nichols, Randy Norton. Third row: Benny Rodriguez, Pat Sexton Gary Perez, Wade Sexton, David Johnson, Victor Rodriguez, Jimmy Roberts. Second row: Chris Kerr, Richard Herrera, Ricardo Gonzalez, David Romero, Scott Williams, Gregg Lunt. First row: Robert Bejarano, Arthur Montoya, Ralph Bejarano, Junior Bejarano, Harvey Sotelo, Russ Webster. The Varsity Football Team had a very good year. The Kats came in second behind co-conference winners Benson and Morenci. The Kats started the season with two non-conference games against two tough New Mexico teams. The Kats put up a strong fight but fell to both Animas and Lordsburg. The first conference game was with Tombstone. Duncan looked strong in a 30-0 win. The Kats then went up against the rival Thatcher Eagles. It was a tough game with Duncan coming out on top, 12-6. Willcox came around next and the Kats were really fired up, whomping the Rick pushes for yards as Robert watches to help. 38 Kats on a gang tackle. Cowboys 31-0. The Clifton Trojans rolled around next and provided the upset of the year, beating the Kats 12-6. This knocked Duncan into second place in conference. The next game was a battle but the Duncan Wildkats fell to Morenci 12-0. After the two losses the kats had to depend on other teams losing in order to go to state, but this did not happen. After an open date, the Kats entertained an always tough, non- conference opponent. Colonial Juarez, Mexico. The Kats won 6- 0, but were really sore after the hard-hitting game. The last game of the season was against the conference- leading, undefeated Benson Bobcats. The Kats were really ready for this game and handed the Bobcats a 12-8 loss. The Wildkats ended their season with a 4-2 conference record, just missing a play-off berth. Eight players made All- Conference. On the First Team were Pat Sexton, Rick Weathers, Wade Sexton, and Robert Bejarano. Second Team honors went to Gregg Lunt, Mark Moore, Junior Bejarano, and Harvey Sotelo. Justin Nichols, Benny Rodriguez, and Richard Herrera were selected Honorable Mention. Picked for All-State were Rick Weathers, Pat Sexton, and Mark Moore. These three young men also made the Arizona Football Magazine First Team. Pat Sexton was chosen to play in the North- South All-Star Game. Duncan 8 Opponent 10 7 Animas- 14 30 0 12 . . . . Thatcher. 6 31 0 6 Clifton. 12 0 .... Morenci ■ 12 6 . . Col. Juarez. 0 12 Benson. 8 19 Defense holds Willcox for a 31-0 loss. 40 The J.V. Kats had a rough season, struggling to a record of 0-8, but the young Kats played tough every game. They lost to no opponent by more than a touchdown, and with the experience gained, they hope to run those losses into wins for next year. Underclassmen who plan to make their presence knpwn next year: Back, Harvey So- telo, Mark Moore, Justin Nichols, Victor Rodriguez, Randy Norton, Perry C con, Junior Bejarano. Middle, Gregg Lunt, Joe Munoz, Richard Herrera, Art Montoya, Da- vid Romero, Front, Benny Rodriguez, Rob- ert Bejarano, Eric Bejarano, Ralph Bejarano, Fred Hollins. Graduating seniors: Back, Ricardo Gonzalez, Jeff Thygerson, Lick Weathers. Front, Wade Sexton, Pat Sexton, Tom Cosper. ■■ Prospective receivers and running backs. Prospective linemen for next year. 41 Volleyball The lady kats experienced a disappointing season. The squad's 0-6 conference record did not give them good placement in the B- East divisional tournaments, in which they played Clifton in the first round and lost 9-15, 2-15. The team is losing three players due to graduation, but have strong upperclassmen coming up. They hope to have a winning season next year. Paulette attempts a spike against Benson. Hollie goes to the floor to save it. The ladies practice serves before the game. Front Row: Ofie Montoya, Paulette Segraves, Suzanne Bejarano, Hollie Williams Back Row: Coach Vicki Smith, Heather Legge, Lori Sexton, Sarah Crumbley, Gerlene Jones, Manager Vicki Gutierrez Judy Bejarano launches a missile in J.V. action. Heather sets it up. Susan Shay goes to one knee for this one. Gerlene smashes one. Dawn Adair bumps while Lori waits to help. 43 Photos By P. Goyer And E. Smith Varsity Basketball Back: Pat Sexton, Justin Nichols, Rick Weathers, Andy Elmer, Donald Crockett, Kenny Barlow, Stuart McClay, Travis Merrell, Mark Moore. Front: Gregg Lunt, Coach Martin Sagnimeni, Ricardo Gonzalez. Overall the Hoop Kats had an outstanding season, with a 16-5 record. They proved to be one of the best teams Duncan has seen in years. In pre-season they were ranked fourth in state Class-B. As the season progressed they moved to a number-one ranking, which they held for seven weeks. They finished the season ranked second in conference and also in state. The Kats took a 3-2 record into the Christmas Tournament. In their first game of the Tourney the Kats beat Class-A Showlow by 14 points, 83-69. They lost their second game to Safford High, the eventual tourney winner and Class-A State Champ, by a score of 70- 60. The third game of the tournament the Kats defeated Thatcher by 27 points, 67-40. Duncan finished third in the tournament. Donald Crockett and Don leans into a fast break. Pat Sexton were selected for All- Tourney Team. The Kats finished the remainder of the season with a 10-1 record. At the District Tournament Duncan beat Willcox in the first round. They lost the second game to Morenci in overtime, which kept them from going to state. Duncan loaded the All-Conference Team with three players on the first team: Pat Sexton, Donald Crockett, and Stuart McClay. Four players were chosen for honorable mention: Curtis Peeler, Kenny Barlow, Ricardo Gonzales, and Andy Elmer. Donald Crockett also made First Team All-State and was selected to play in the North-South All-Star Game. Donald and Gregg Lunt were chosen as the captains or the Courier KFM Scholastic Team, and Coach Sagnimeni was chosen Honorable Mention Coach of the Year by the Courier KFM. Kenny wins the toss by inches. Stuart positions for a rebound. Donald goes up for two. 46 Duncan Opponent 54 Lordsburg 43 38 Lordsburg 39 61 Clifton 44 67 Pima 51 45 Thatcher 56 66 Benson 53 91 Animas, N.M. 41 71 Morenci 62 56 Tombstone 33 74 Willcox 54 78 Clifton 33 52 Tombstone 40 48 Thatcher 57 73 Morenci 63 64 Benson 50 84 Willcox 52 Christmas Tournament 83 Showlow 69 60 Safford 70 67 Thatcher 40 District Tournament 78 Willcox 52 57 Morenci 59 Pat crashes for a lay-up. Ricardo slips in with a fluid move. Eric Bejarano docs some fast footwork. Kenny goes up for a board. 47 J. V. And Freshman Basketball Freshman Team: Brandon Bowen, Todd Brown, Kevin Chavez, Douglas Montgomery, Keldon Donaldson, Ricky Johns, Craig Lunt, Jerry Herrera, Roger Rodriguez, Bobby Holder (mgr.). Cully Stearns. Not pictured. Coach Pete Hamilton. J.V. Squad: Robby Elmer (mgr.), Eric Bejarano, Jeff Rhodes, Hollis Merrell, Karl Webster, Michael Bejarano, Mike Brinkerhoff, Coach Johnson. J.V. Scoreboard Duncan Opponent 51 Lordsburg 62 52 Lordsburg 36 60 Clifton 34 47 Thatcher 59 72 Animas 36 59 Morenci 47 56 Tombstone 26 69 Willcox 42 76 Clifton 39 69 Thatcher 53 67 Morenci 59 62 Benson 74 79 Willcox 40 Overall Record: 10-3 48 Girls Basketball Back row: Lori Sexton, Paulette Segraves, Heather Legge, Coach John Payne, Kelly Gojkovich, Karen McCurdy, Tricia Hille (mgr.). Front row: Suzanne Bejarano, Dawn Adair, Evonne Martin, Kathy Goyer, Kim Ferrell, Hollie Williams, Kara Wagley. Heather out- hustles the pack. Kathy stretches for a rebound. The girls basketball team started out with a bang, winning their first non-conference game by one point in over-time against the Lsrdsburg Mavericks. A car accident took two of the starters, Delyce Santee and Sarah Crumbley. But the team didn't give up, they strived to win. Their goal was to make it to state. Although the team didn't make it to state their season was not a disaster. Against their rival the Morenci Wildcats, state champions of 84-85, they lost by six points at home and by three points away. All other games Clayed by the Lady Kats were lost y only ten points or less. Their final over-all season record was 4-13. Kathy gets plenty of arc on this shot. 50 J.V. Girls Basketball: Standing, Coach Kate McCluskey, Kara Wagley, Penny Clark, Christine Corona, Kathy Goyer, Ryna Farquhar, Lori Phelps, Karen McCurdy, Tricia Hille. Kneeling, Eileen Bejarano, Teresa Sanchez, Judy Bejarano, Julie Crum, Dawn Adair, Susan Shay. '4 Evonne keeps it in bounds. This one's up for grabs. 51 Baseball The Kat Diamond Crew welcomed new coach Mike Johnson, a ballplayer in college and a former member of the San Diego Padres farm system. Coach Johnson and the team had high hopes for a winning season, but this was not to be. The Kats finished 4-13-1, but they were in almost every game they lost, losing two games by only one run, and four games by two runs. This was an improvement on last year's record, but such things as having to use the grade school field after the high school field was flooded, and lack of J.V. squad, hampered efforts to establish a winning tradition in baseball at Duncan. Bright spots included the pitching of Harvey Sotelo and the hitting of Gregg Lunt, both juniors. Harvey was named to the All Conference Team, and Gregg led Greenlee County with a .478 batting average. Gregg and Junior Bejarano were also selected Honorable Mention All-Conference. Fred is beaned by the pitch. Close, but no cigar! Back row: Coach Mike Johnson, Gregg Lunt, Junior Bejarano, Eric Bejarano, Kevin Chavez, Harvey Sotelo. Middle row: Robert Bejarano, Roger Rodriguez, Fred Hollins, David Saiz. Front row: Ralph Bejarano, Benny Rodriguez. BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Eric comes around on the ball. Duncan Opponent 7 Clifton 7 19 Pima 0 8 Wilcox 9 3 Morenci 1 5 Thatcher 6 7 Lordsburg 9 9 Lordsburg 11 2 Benson 9 5 Bowie 4 6 Thatcher 11 8 Tombstone 5 2 Clifton 9 5 Benson 15 1 Morenci 3 4 Willcox 6 Morenci Invitational 1 Morenci 6 0 Miami 10 Eric guns for the runner at second. 53 TENNIS Girls Team: Coach Gardner, Paulette Se- graves, Gerlene Jones, Cindy Holder, Tiffa- ny Melton, Heather Legge, Marissa Bcn- como. Below, Julie Crum, Cindi Rapier, Hol- lie Williams, Kim Tyler, Melinda Aragon, Suzanne Bejarano, Susan Shay, Sharmon Bellamy, Vicky Gutierrez, Tammy Bennett. 54 The tennis team started out with a blast, the final game tally for the boys was 11 wins, 0 losses, and 1 tie. The girls ended up with 8 wins and 4 losses. The tennis boys took first in Districts and also in Regionals, with Donald Crockett being first in singles and Bobby Holder and Travis Merrell taking first in doubles. The tennis girls ranked third in Districts, Paulette Segraves and Gerlene Jones pulling it through in doubles. They did not place in the state finals. With the new format of the State tennis final, now including A, B, and C, schools, Duncan did not dominate the tournament as they have in past years. The Duncan boys ended up ranking sixth and the girls, though they played well, didn't place at State. Julie in action. Paulette unlimbers her forehand smash. Heather delivers a backhand. Spectators agree D.H.S. tennis is fan-tastic. bervice! Does Duncan take its tennis seriously, or what! Boys Team: Karl Webster, Alfred Luna, Ricky Johns, Juan Salinas, Tom Cosper, Da- vid Draper, Craig Lunt, Ron Derrick. Not pictured: Donald Crockett, Bobby Holder, Travis Merrell, Randy Norton, Marcus Ridgway, Mark Moore. Randy waits for the volley. Bobby starts for the net. 56 Track Andy attacks the hurdles. The D.H.S. Track Team, again coached by Chano Talavera and John Payne, consisted of sixteen members: Becky Henderson, Lori Phelps, Becky Ratliff, Christina Pena, Shauna Jones, Sherri Brown, Theresa Sanchez, Stephanie Martin, Rick Weathers, Ricardo Gonzales, Andy Elmer, Joe Munoz, Justin Nichols, Kenneth Price, Keldon Donaldson, and Richard Williamson. Four members qualified for the State Meet, and two nearly qualified. Andy Elmer went to State in the 110 meter high hurdles, after placing fourth in Districts with a time of 16.86. Andy placed fifth at State. Rick Weathers went to State in the 400 meter dash. He placed second at Districts with a time of 53.60, but he didn't place in the State Meet. Shauna takes a test run. Vi Rick leaps for the sky. Justin loses by a step. Ricardo Gonzales went to State in the 100 and 200 meter dashes as well as in the long jump. At Districts he placed second in the 100 with a time of 11.41 and third in the 200 with a time of 23.62. Ricardo placed fourth in the long jump with a distance of 19-8. At State, Ricardo placed sixth in the 100 meter dash. The fourth member to make it to State was Joe Munoz, who competed in the shot put and discus. He placed third at Districts in the shot put and fourth in the discus. His throws were 42T0 V ' and 116'2 Vi respectively. Joe placed fifth at State in the shot put with a throw of 4211 3.4 . Richard Williamson placed sixth in the long jump at Districts with a jump of 19 Vi feet. Lori Phelps also placed sixth in the long jump at Districts with a jump of 14-2. This year two school records were broken. One was the boy's 400 meter relay. The record was broken at Districts by the team of Ricardo Gonzales, Rick Weathers, Justin Nichols, and Andy Elmer. The new time was 46.24. Joe Munoz also set a new school record, this one in the shot put. The old record set in 1940, was broken at districts with a throw of 42TO then he broke his own record at State, with a throw of 42T1 Lori finishes strong. Christina goes for some R and R. Christina wins this one with ease. Ricardo pushes for victory. 58 Athletic Awards Summary Varsity Football Most Valuable Player ........................Pat Sexton Outstanding Offense ........................Wade Sexton Outstanding Offense ........................Gregg Lunt Outstanding Defense.........................Junior Bejarano Outstanding Defense.........................Robert Bejarano Outstanding Punter .........................Mark Moore J V. Football Most Inspirational ..........................Eric Bejarano Best Back ..................................Jeff Rhodes Best Lineman................................Best Lineman Varsity Volleyball Most Valuable Player ........................Paulette Segraves Most Points Served .........................Susan Bejarano Honorable Mention Certificate ..............Sarah Crumbley Most Valuable Person .......................Victoria Guttierrez J V - Frosh. Volleyball Most Valuable Player ........................Sylvia Rodriguez Best All Around ............................Julie Crum Freshmen Team Spirit .......................Susan Shay Varsity Boys Basketball Most Valuable Player ............................Donald Crockett Mr. Hustle ......................................Pa‘ Sexton Most Improved....................................Stuart MacLay Coach's Award ...................................Kenny Barlow Coach's Award ...................................Ricardo Gonzales Coach's Award ...................................Rick Weathers Coach's Award ...................................Curtis Peeler J V - Frosh Boys Most Valuable.....................................Travis Merrell Basketball Mr. Hustle ......................................Jeff Rhodes 3-D Award .......................................Kevin Chavez (Frosh.) Mr. Hustle ......................................Roger Rodriguez (Frosh.) Most Improved....................................Keldon Donaldson (Frosh.) Varsity Girls Basketball Most Valuable Player ............................Paulette Segraves Highest Rebounder ...............................Heather Legge Miss Hustle .....................................Lor Sexton J.V. Girls Basketball High Point Girl..................................Kathy Goyer Spark Plug Award ................................Dawn Adair Boy's Tennis Most Valuable Player ............................Donald Crockett Outstanding Player ..............................Travis Merrell Outstanding Player ..............................Bobby Holder Most Improved....................................Stuart MacLay Girl's Tennis Most Valuable Player ............................Paulette Segraves Outstanding Player ..............................Gerlene Jones Most Improved Player.............................Heather Legge Baseball Outstanding Fielder .............................Junior Bejarano Outstanding Pitcher co-Captain...................Harvey Sotelo Most Coachable co-Captain .......................Gregg Lunt Outstanding Slugger .............................Benny Rodriguez 59 Athletic Awards Continued Boy's Track School Record Breakers Joe Munoz ......................................Shot Put Ricardo Gonzales ...............................4 x 100 Relay Rick Weathers...................................4 x 100 Relay Andy Elmer .....................................4 x 100 Relay Justin Nichols .................................4 x 100 Relay High Point Boy..................................Rick Weathers Most Dedicated .................................Keldon Donaldson Girl's Track High Point Girl................................Lori Phelps Most Dedicated .................................Sherri Brown 60 ORGANIZATIONS q£zfcn ! o d i % 0p Band And Choir Under the direction of Mr. John Webster, the band had a very active and successful year. They started off as the marching band, entertaining the crowd with exciting half-time shows. They attended Band-Day competitions at EAC and WNMU and played at the State Fair. At Christmas and again in the Spring they put on concerts and as usual, they were successes. The band sold jewelry this year to raise funds for their annual trip at the end of the year. This was a new fund raising activity and went very well with the students and members of the community. New uniforms are being purchased for the band. Now we'll not only have a great- sounding band, but a great- looking band as well! The Band marches in place in parade formation. Concert Band at Spring Concert performance. Mr. Castleton leads the Choir in reher- sal. In its second year at D.H.S., the Jazz Band had a very successful year. In November they attended the Jazz Band Festival at WNMU. There was a lot of tough competition, but the band came through and ranked high. In February they attended another festival, this time at NAU. There were bands from all over the state, and even some from out-of-state. The band put on a great performance and received a 2 rating. They played at both concerts and in May, sponsored a dance to raise money for their end-of-the- year trip. The Jazz Band has added a lot of class to the D.H.S. music program. It has given pep to our school and offered a great chance for talented students to show off their abilities. First row: Suzanne Bejarano, Cindi Rapier, Lydia Dies, Jamie Richins, Heidi Germaine, Julie Crum, Shauna Jones, Shannon Gojkovich, Shauna Rapier, Barbara McCain. Second row: Samantha Nelson, Marisa Bencomo, Heather Legee, Karen McCurdy, Vicky Gutierrez, Tammy Bennett, Tiffany Melton, JoLynn Felkins. Third row: Monica Cabrera, Susan Shay, Diane Grey, Randy Norton, Gregg Lunt, Arthur Montoya, Robbie Wright. Fourth row: Mr. Webster, Cully Stearns, Paul Aden, Tim Bigelow, David Romero, Pam McCain, Dawn Adair, Alfred Luna. Fifth row: Mark Moore, Pat Goyer, Russell Hendricks, Eric Smith, Ricky Payne, Stephan Bigelow, Craig Lunt, Carl Martin, Russ Webster. Sixth row: Karl Webster, Daniel Gonzalez, Hollis Merrell, Marcus Ridgeway, David Draper, Randy Payne, Darrell Zumwalt. Seventh row: Clyde McBride, Gerlene Jones, Rick Johns, Teresa Sanchez, Joel Llamas, Dale Quinones. Eighth row: Christina Pena, Judy Herrera, Kathy Galvin, Lyanna Pena. Choir, First row: Wendra Bonn, Annie Morgan, Terrie Chavez, Tricia Hille, Lydia Dies, Kara Wagley, Diane Garcia, Judy Be- jarano. Lisa Kerr, Cindy Holder, Mr. Castleton. Second row: Lyanna Pena, Kathy Galvin, Pam McCain, Jeanna Gamblin, Stella Corona, Penny Clark, Donna Foote, T.J. Knight, Christy Ratliff, Rick Johns, Becky Ratliff. Third row: Samantha Nelson, Shauna Jones. Bobby Holder, Todd Brown, Tiffany Melton, Sherri Brown. Fourth row: Gerlene Jones, Jerry Herrera, Stuart Ma- cLay, Jimmy Ice, David Murphey, Gregg Lunt, Kevin Chavez, Chris- tina Pena. The Band leaves the field after the show. Jazz Band, First row: Barbara McCain, Alfred Luna, Tim Bi- gelow, David Romero. Second row: Pat Goyer, Arthur Mon- toya, Robbie Wright. Third row: Russ Webster, Stephen Bigelow, Carl Martin. Fourth row: Mr. Webster, Travis Mer- rell, Karl Webster, Hollis Mer- rell, Randy Norton. Fifth row: Clyde McBride, Douglas Montgomery, Benny Rodri- guez, Robert Goyer. 63 FHA The FHA Club kept very busy this year, participating in many activities. April seemed to be their busiest month of all. Their first big event was the EAC field day. The Duncan FHA Clud did very well, with eight members bringing home awards. In microwave cooking, Debbie Gray and Sue Ann Felts received first place. Lori Sexton, Kara Wagley, and Jennie Salazar received second. In the cooking competition, Pam Mahan received second, Donna Lott third, and Vicky Gutierrez fourth. The Duncan Women's Club sponsored a fashion show in which the FHA members and clothing students modeled clothes they had made themselves. This was a great chance for the girls to show off their talent with a sewing machine. Later in April the Club went to the State Convention in Tempe. This is one of the highlights of the year for members around the state. Duncan members agreed it was a neat experience and they had a great time. Special recognition goes to Victoria Gutierrez. She was elected District President for State FHA officers. Duncan delegates to the State Convention on the ASU campus. FHA members: Tiffany Melton, Debbie Gray, Kara Wagley , Lori Sexton, Jennie Salazar, Sylvia Rodriguez, Joey Heath, Rick Weathers, Becky Henderson, Donna Lott, Pam Mahan, SueAnn Felts. 64 FHA fashion parade. Pretty decorations and good food make a sumptuous table. Crafts projects are demonstrated. 65 FBLA The Duncan FBLA Chapter had a busy and rewarding year. The chapter sponsored a booth at the Greenlee County Fair to promote FBLA. In October, members attended the Officer Training and Leadership Conference held at Arizona State University. Among the activities were training sessions and workshops. The Western Regional Conference was held in November. Eleven members traveled to the conference, which was held at the Double Tree Inn in Tucson. While there, the group also visited Old Tucson. Members sold chocolate Statue of Liberty candy in February to help raise money for the Statue of Liberty renovation. The Winter Regional Conference was also held that month; representing Duncan were thirteen members and two advisors. They brought home fourth place in the poster competition and fifth in the name tag competition. The EAC Skills Day was held on April tenth, with several members doing very well. Also in April the group traveled to Tucson for their State Career Leadership Conference, coming home with three trophies. 66 FBLA members: Donald Crockett, Sherri Brown, Shauna Rapier, Dale Quinones, Gerlene Jones, Shauna Jones, Tiffany Melton, Kathy Galvin, Heide Germaine, Samantha Nelson, Barbara McCain, Ricky Johns, Kara Wagley, Lori Phelps, Marcus Ridgway, Kim Tyler, Jaime Richins, and Cindi Rapier. ___________________________ ____________________________________________________________ FFA First row: Travis Merrell, Steven Hatch, Mark Moore, Pat Sexton, Clyde McBride, JoLynn Felkins, Debbie French. Lori Kasparian, Steve Rutherford. Second row: Advisor Frank Downs, Cindy Holder, Rebecca Gamble, Marcus Ridgeway, Brandon Bowen, Robbie Elmer Pam Johns, Wade Sexton, Tammy Bennett, Lori Sexton. Jeff Thygerson. Third row: Student Teacher Jan ea Andriano Dale Qjrinone Rick Ron Derrick, Shawn McCarty, Ricardo Gonzalez, Justin Nichols, Kara Wagley, Tony Burrola. Fourth row: Buddy Price, Bobby Holder, Cully Stearns, Gerardo Gonzalez, Andy Elmer, Jesse Good, Jeff Rhodes, Jerry Herrera, James Peeler, Darrell Zumwalt Fifth row: Kody Davis, Russell Hendricks, Cody Baber, Craig Lunt, Chuck French, Hollis Merrell. Mike Brinkerhoff, Ric Choate, Randy Norton, Steve Jones. 67 FFA During 1984-85 the F.F.A. chapter was led by these officers: President, Pat Sexton; Vice- President, Clyde McBride; Secretary, Lori Kasparian; Sentinel, Steven Hatch; Reporter, JoLynn Felkins; Student Body Representative, Mark Moore; Parliamentarian, Travis Merrell; and Advisor, Frank Downs. Mr. Downs and the officers helped keep the year fun-filled and exciting for all members. The year was filled with the preparing for contests and participating in National F.F.A. week. During the year the members survived with the aid of student teacher. Miss Janea Andriano. Miss Andriano was in the Duncan Vo-Ag. Department for eight weeks. The year ended with the annual awards banquet at which many members received awards for their achievements. Pat gets some advice from an expert: his father. Clyde is awarded the State Farmer Degree. i • Members confer with local farmer, Mike Brown, about land leveling. Duncan Delegates to the National Convention say Hello to Texas. 69 mmr. SANTE B- - C R-UKBLfY LEADERSHIP FUND HEWS TROT-: KAT COUTTTRY SPECIAL ZDI7I0F Dec .21,195! The students of Duncan High, along with the families of Sarah Crumbley and Delyce Santee,suffer- ed a tragic loss December 8 when the two girls were killed on their way to Phoenix for a Miss Teen Arizona Paqeant rehearsal. ELECTION The and as fchfIeC?ion of '84 io u- Reagan wal f?Ils Predicted5 °Ver Waiter ondCa°ineVinCing � £? ’' y r '■-le j - ■Of .. Gt . WfcSjy, 0 •� ■ c Q 7 -Z ' M0YI6 REVIEW BLADE RUNNER is 120 min- utes of pure entertainment, o . • ' . So, cfi , (K o v « !«r. _ flifjA� T5 ARtmpc • . 1 ops n,. oi E |gf i ?oi s . - verv var lty 8tate feSf... EDITOR: ERIC SMITH REPORTERS: PAT GOYER, GARY PEREZ, JOLYNN FELKINS, PRISCILLA WHIPPLE, JOE MUNOZ, HOLLIE WILLIAMS, RON DERRICK, SUSAN BEJARANO, LORI PHELPS MARK MOORE, KIM FERRELL, JULIE CRUM, KAREN McCURDUDY JUNIOR BEJARANO, BRANDON WARD,CURT IS PEELER, CHRISTINE CORONA, ROBERT BEJARANO, ART MONTOYA, ROBBIE WRIGHT. ADVISOR: WALLY FOOTE 70 Yearbook The crew takes a bike ride while selling ads: Robert Bejarano, Mark Moore, Robbie Wright, Lori Phelps, Art Montoya, Karen McCurdy, Ron Derrick, Pat Coyer, Eric Smith, Curtis Peeler. Not pictured: Hollie Williams, JoLynn Felkins, Brandon Ward, Mr. Foote (advisor). Lori pounds out a story. The Yearbook Staff is hard at work. Ph o tography Med-S tart Duncan's first ever foreign exchange student was Juan Salinas, a freshman from Valencia, Spain. Juan stayed with the Dean Lunt family, and took classes similar to those taken by many entering freshmen. As expected, he had no trouble with Spanish; he also excelled in math, and at the end of the year, by all accounts, he was much more comfortable speaking English than when he arrived. Juan played on the tennis team, and continued to pursue his interest in photography by taking photo, earning a certificate for outstanding achievement. Juan poses with some of his experimental double exposed photographs. Med-Start members pause for a picture during their tour of St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix: Back row, Felicia Smith, Robert Bejarano, Benny Rodriguez, Evonne Martin, Jennie Salazar, Sylvia Rodriguez. Front row, Ofie Montoya, Diane Gray, Tammy Cox, Paulette Segraves, Melinda Aragon, Julie Crum, Kathy Coyer, Eric Smith. Taking the picture: Advisor, Wally Foote. 72 STUDENT COUNCIL NHS Student Council officers: Mr. Sag- nimeni (sponsor), Pat Sexton, Sherri Brown, Becky Henderson, Paulette Segraves, Debbie French. The Harlem Travelers played the M and M's in a game sponsored by the Student Council to raise money for the Santee-Crumbley Leadership Fund. NHS members: Mr. Sagni- meni (sponsor), Tom Cosper, Pam Wright, Pam Mahan, Gerlene Jones, Benny Rodri- guez, Becky Henderson, Ran- dy Norton, Cindi Rapier, Gregg Lunt, Tiffany Melton, and Travis Merrell. Flag Girls, Twirler, Drum Majorette A great addition to the band this year were the flag girls. They were under the supervision of Rhonda Johnson and Kathy Nichols. They worked hard during football and basketball seasons, making up routines for half-time shows and pep assemblies, adding color and pizazz to performances Back row: Kara Wagley, Lori Sexton, Christine Pena, Ryna Farquhar, Tammy Bennett, Penny Clark. Front row: Tracy Hammett, Lyanna Pena, Judy Herrera, Debbie French, Kathy Galvin, Mascot Jenae Nichols. 74 Twirler Tiffany Melton. Drum Majorette Lydia Dies. Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Squad: Gerlene Jones, Becky Ratliff, Becky Henderson, Hollie Williams, Sherri Brown, Suzanne Bejarano, The Cheerleaders started working hard early last summer to prepare for the 1984-85 sports season. They held bake sales to earn money for camp at EAC and ASU. Camp turned out to be a successful event for the Cheers. They learned a lot of new cheers, chants, stunts and dance routines which helped them back the Kats and entertain the crowd. Both squads received ribbons for their hard work and performance. The Varsity, however, received the highest honors given a squad at camp. They earned a spirit stick for their pep, pride, and enthusiasm. They were given the Award of Excellence plaque for coming in first runner-up in another competition. The highest honor given, the spirit megaphone, was also given to Duncan. This award was voted on by every squad attending camp. The cheerleaders' spirit didn't stop at camp. They carried it through football, volleyball and basketball seasons and had a great time supporting the Wildkats. The squad showed their award-winning form during both football and basketball games. J. V. Cheerleaders ACTIVITIES Horn ecoming Wet weather and a change in policy limited most of this year's Homecoming activities to the end of the week. The only Dress-up Day was Friday, when everyone wore red and gray. Thursday was Hall Decorating and that night was the Powder- Puff Game. Friday afternoon the traditional class competitions were held, such as pyramid-building, pie- eating, tug-of-war, obstacle course, and spirit yell. The Seniors won the competition, with the Juniors coming in second. Sophomores third, and Freshmen a close last. The Wildkats put their unbeaten conference record on the line against a fired-up Clifton team, and lost, which spoiled their chance for a playoff spot. Ricardo Gonzalez and Paulette Segraves were crowned King and Queen during halftime of the game. The Freshmen demonstrate the proper way to do the Dying Cockroach . The J uniors use the theme Trojan-Busters to decorate. Robert leads the cheering during the Powder-Puff Game. 78 Homecoming Royalty Queen Paulette Segraves, King Ricardo Gonzales. Senior candidates: (back) Kelly Gojkovich, Kami Hookano, Paulette Segraves, (middle) Gary Perez, Becky Ratliff, Ricardo Gonzalez, (front) Sherri Brown, Rick Weathers, Tammy Cox. Underclass attendants: Wendy Bonn, Daniel Gonzales, Lori Sexton, Andy Elmer, Hollie Williams, Robert Bejar- ano. Morp The cheerleaders sponsored the Second Annual Morp. This is a backwards Prom: the girls ask the guys, provide transportation, and pay the cost of the dance and pictures. For Morp week activities, on Tuesday, the girls sent official invitations to their dates; Wednesday, a carnation; Thursday, they carried the boy's books; Friday bought lunch; and the dance was held on Saturday. Kathy Goyer was voted Morp Queen, and Roger Rodriquez was voted Morp King. They were both presented with a toilet brush and a tin foil crown. Trash cans served as their thrones. The decorations for the dance consisted of pink and white toilet paper, and hearts made out of construction paper. The music was provided by Magic”. There was a large turn out, and everyone seemed to have a good time. FHA B FFA Sweetheart FHA Beau Rick Weathers, FFA Sweetheart Debbie French. 80 Senior Ball Senior Ball Attendants: Becky Ratliff, Ricardo Gonzalez, Becky Henderson, Rick Weathers, Lydia Dies, Kami Hookano, Ofie Montoya, Donald Crockett, Sherri Brown, Kenny Barlow. SPRING AWARDS ASSEMBLY Delta Kappa Gamma award . Eastern Arizona College scholarships . Safford College of Beauty scholarships U. of A. President's Award Business awards ............. U. of A. Scholar Awards .... N.A.U. President's Award . . . A.S.U. President's Award Valedictorian and Salutatorian Band awards ................. Choir awards................ Art award.................... Photo award ................. English awards .............. . . . . Hollie Williams . . . . Barbara McCain Samantha Nelson Sherri Brown Clyde McBride Marisa Bencomo Donald Crockett Cindi Rapier Tom Cosper Gerlene Jones ........Lydia Dies Julie Hales Kelly Gojkovich . . .. Hollie Williams .......Liz Bejarano Pam Mahan Becky Henderson Christy Ratliff Paulette Segraves Cindi Rapier Jennie Salazar Heather Legge Hollis Merrell Shauna Rapier Pam Mahan Ron Derrick Travis Merrell Cindi Rapier ........Tom Cosper Pat Goyer . . Benny Rodriguez .... Robbie Wright ......Tom Cosper Gerlene Jones .all Band members all Choir members . . . Heide Germaine ......Juan Salinas .....Jaime Richins Gerlene Jones Travis Merrell Debbie Gray Sharmon Bellamy Ron Derrick David Romero David Draper Hollis Merrell Karl Webster Keldon Donaldson 82 English awards (continued) .............. Spanish awards .......................... History and Government awards............ A.S.U. Academic scholarships ............ Presidential Academic Fitness Award ..... Math awards ............................. Perfect attendance....................... U.S. Army Reserve Scholar-Athlete Awards Marine Outstanding Athlete Award ........ Elks Outstanding Athletes ............... Home Economics awards.................... Industrial Arts awards N.H.S. Certificates .... Most Spirited Fan award Beta Sigma Phi award . . ......Felicia Smith Norma Salazar Kim Davis Pam Mahan Samantha Nelson .....Heather Legge Liz Bejarano .....Travis Merrell Gregg Lunt Gerlene Jones Becky Henderson ........Tom Cosper Gerelene Jones .....Gerlene Jones Tom Cosper Becky Henderson ........Pam Mahan Jaime Richins Heather Legge Gregg Lunt Karl Webster ......Kevin Chavez Mike Brinkerhoff . . . Donald Crockett Paulette Segraves .........Pat Sexton .........Pat Secton Paulette Segraves ........Pam Mahan Donna Lott Christy Sadler Trish Hille Pam Wright Diane Ruiz Tiffany Melton Sylvia Rodriguez Vicky Gutierrez Debbie Gray . .Thomas Montoya Craig Lunt Harvey Sotelo Tom Cosper all N.H.S. members . . Ms. Julie Hudson . . . Paulette Segraves 83 SPRING AWARDS ASSEMBLY Dr. Ron Keith poses with E.A.C. scholarship award winners: Don Crockett, Sherri Brown. Samantha Nelson, Barbara McCain, Cindi Rapier, Clyde McBride, Gerlene Jones, Marisa Bencomo, and Tom Cosper. 84 85 Mrs. Downs awards outstanding business students. Mr. Castleton hands out Choir awards. 86 The sponsors are having a good time, too! Jolynn is either excited about Pat, or thrilled to have her picture taken. This year's Prom turned out to be a success. As usual, it was one of the main events of the year. The theme was Purple Rain , and the gym as decorated with purple and silver metallic streamers. A balloon arch with a fountain underneath it occupied the center of the room. Music and videos were supplied by a D.J. called Linear Sound . Prior to the Prom were the reading of the wills by Gerlene Jones and the prophicies by Lori Kasparian, Hollie Williams, and Suzanne Bejarano. Refreshments were also served. This year's king was Ricardo Gonzales, and the queen was Becky Ratliff. The attendants were Becky Henderson, Rick Weathers, Sherri Brown, Scott Williams, and Jeff Thygerson. Prom Queen Becky Ratliff, King Ricardo Gonzalez. Eric and Christine make a nice-looking couple, if he could just keep his eyes open. Suzanne Bejarano and Robbie Wright do the crowning. 87 COMMENCEMENT May 31, 1985 - 7:30 p.m. Processional. Pomp and Circumstance .Concert Band Invocation..................Samantha Nelson Salutatorian Address.............Tom Cosper In Retrospect....... We Are The World Valedictorian Address In Prophecy......... God Bless, U.S.A. . Honors Presentation In Memory .......... Laura Presentation of Class . ....................Patrick Sexton .....................Senior Choir ....................Gerlene Jones ................ Becky Henderson ................Donald Crockett ............Dr, Bryant Ridgway Superintendent, Duncan Unified Schools ................Marisa Bencomo ....................Sherri Brown ................Mr. Erwin Crotts Principal, Duncan High School Presentation of Diplomas......................Mr. Larry Rapier Alma Mater ......................................Senior Class Benediction.....................................Clyde McBride Recessional............. Grand March ............Concert Band THE YEAR REVIEW The 1984-85 school year held many changes for Duncan and DHS students. The Greenlee County Fair was on Sept. 27, 28, and 29, bringing with it the first annual Mud Bog Races. The deaths of Delyce Santee and Sarah Crumbley in early December hit the school and community with a hard blow. In memory of the two girls a scholarship fund was set up, called the Santee-Crumbley Leadership Fund . Money for the fund came from many sources, including an exhibition basketball game sponsored by the DHS Student Council, pitting a local team called the M and M's against the Harlem Travelers basketball team. On Arbor Day, trees were planted on the front lawn of the High School, dedicated to the memories of Sarah and Delyce. The Gila River delivered its annual flood in late December. Many homes and farms were affected, as were the football and baseball fields and the tennis courts. In sports, DHS suffered several upsets. The Wildkat football team missed a playoff spot by inches, losing a critical game to Clifton and winding up second in conference. The Kat basketball team missed the playoffs by an even narrower margin, losing to Morenci in overtime in the District Tournament, even though they had beaten the Wildcats twice during regular season. Tennis also proved to be something of a disappointment, as Duncan players performed well in Districts but did not place at State, due to the restructuring of the State Meet to include classes A, B, and C. Graduation went smoothly and the ceremony was fairly typical until Marisa Bencomo recited an original poem she had written about Delyce. It was a moving tribute, and when Sherri Brown dedicated the song Laura to Delyce, class members and many people in the audience were visibly touched. On the national scene, Sally Ride became the first American woman in space, and Ronald Reagan was re-elected to a second term. 4 IN This year the students at D.H.S. voted for their favorite movie, movie actor, actress, musical group, male singer, and female singer. Beverly Hills Cop was voted favorite movie. Eddie Murphy stars with Lisa Eilbacher in tnis somewhat outrageous story about a street-smart member of the Detroit police force who journeys into the high class sections of Beverly Hills to track down the killer of an old friend. Eddie Murphy was voted favorite actor. Eddie started out on Saturday Night Live in 1980, and grew to be quite successful. But since then, he's made an even bigger name for himself in movies such as 48 hours, Trading Places, Best Defense, and his most recent success, Beverly Hills Cop . Although she's away attending school at Princeton and hasn't been seen much lately, Brooke Shields was voted favorite actress. Brooke has gained popularity doing various commercials and acting in such movies as mercials and acting in such movies as Blue Lagoon, Endless Love, Sahara, and her most recent, her first television movie, Wet Gold . Prince And The Revolution got the vote for favorite musical group. 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Registrar: 538-6118 For information call 505-538-6328 Admissions: 538-6106 A-10 — BOYD BROTHER'S Lumber Groceries Hardware General Merchandise 109 Main, Duncan 359-2552 Congratulations Seniors HACIENDA MOTORCYCLES, INC. dba HONDA HACIENDA YAMAHA HONDA HACIENDA KAWASAKI HACIENDA HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE SALES AND SERVICE 910 THATCHER BLVO. SAFFORO. ARIZONA 05546 (602) 428-4700 New-Used-Recaps-Wheels-Repairs-Balancing- Flats Fixed Ochoa's Chevron Service Centennial Tires Kathy Nichols' HAIR DESIGN next to The Outpost - Duncan 359-2101 648 Main Thatcher Phone 428-9070 R. Ochoa — owner Maytag Kelvinator Okeefe Merritt Lazy boy Bigelow Serta N. Coronado Blvd., Clifton A-11 JOHNSON'S JEWELRY-WATCHES GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Lordsburg, N.M. Phone 542-9780 BORDER COWBOY TRUCK STOPS 992 Motel Drive - Lordsburg, N.M. WESTERN STATIONERS FLOOR TILE • CARPET WINDOW COVERINGS • LINOLEUM Office Supplies - Furniture Machines - Crafts 703 N. Bullard Phone 538-5324 _________Silver City, New Mexico 88061_________ E G Floors Decorating LICENSED AND BONDED We guarantee our installation” Compliments from J.J. Lovett (Our Only Location) Ed Gene Wissinger 526 Main St. Safford, AZ 85546 Chris Wissinger Mitzi Wissinger (602) 428-6441 Triple D Tires Auto Service 806 Thatcher Blvd. Safford 428-7239 FB Goodrich — Michelin on off road Craig, Lance Wade Danenhauer - owner CALDWELL FUNERAL HOMES SAFTORD AZ (602) 428-1740 112 E MAIN. ZIP 85546 SAFFORD AZ (602) 428-1740 SEARS CATALOG MERCHANT WILLIE WAGLEY P.O. Box 1477-350 Coronado Blvd. Clifton, AZ 85533 NAPA AUTO PARTS INflPAI NAPA Jobber for Greenlee County RAY a NAYDA LUSTER RES (602)428 3171 (] 1 CALDWELL 1 | wrowt 1 1 I anoe J V ARIZONA 9 iVsQ j 1 MEDICAL SUPPLY SAFTORD AZ (602) 428-1740 112 E MAIN. ZIP 85546 SAFFORD AZ (602) 428-1740 RAY NAYDA LUSTER RES (602)428 3171 CLIFTON FLOWER GIFT SHOP Morenci Shopping Center Morenci AZ Phone 865-2161 A-12 J.C. PENNEY CO. Good luck Class of 1985 517 Main St., Safford, Az. Catalog Phone Service 428-4940 Barlow's Chevron Best Wishes Class of 1985 Franklin Store Highway 70 Franklin Groceries Gas Diesel Propane Congratulations! Safford Funeral Home 428-2710 Roger and Carolyn David Brinkerhoff Realty, Inc. 301-A Fourth St. Safford 428-3633 Spencer Brinkerhoff Brinkerhoff Construction 301-A Fourth St. Safford 428-3633 Jim Brinkerhoff “I’ll Curl Up and Dye for You” Joan's Hilltop Beauty Shop 3 miles on Virden Rd. Duncan 359-2309 Congratulations Graduates of 1985 Farm Bureau Insurance Services Mt. Graham Shopping Center Dennis Lunt P.O. Box 1058 Sattord. Az. 85546 (602) 428-4618 Arts Meat Market Angie's Kitchen Highway 70 Duncan “Immediate Need” Items Video and Movie Rentals A-13 GREENLEE PRINTING 311 S. Coronado Blvd. - Clifton Cindy Rutherford and staff North Coronado Boulevard Clifton, Arizona H R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE P.O. Box 1295 Phone 865-4186 Telephone 865-4814 IncoTax Professional Income Tax and Bookkeeping Service 247 Chase Creek - Clifton - 865-5576 Van Leuven Awards Engraving Thelma Grant Van Leuven 525 Main Safford 428-0906 Best Wishes from MAUD'S DRIVE-IN Open Daily 10:30 to 6:00 p. m. Closed Sundays Rosa, Mike and Steve Guzzo Western Auto Associate Store Western Auto Tires Batteries Western Flyer Bicycles Power Mowers Tillers Revelation Sporting Goods Truetone Televisions Radios Saftord, AZ. BULLSHIRTS CUSTOM PRINTING OF CAPS T-SHIRTS We Carry Duncan Wildkat Transfers 401 Main Street - Safford - 428-7175 Lordsburg Drug Phone 524-9142 330 E. Railroad Lordsburg, N.M. GEODES AGATES POLISHED FIRE AGATE MINERALS WESTERN WEAR BORDER ROCK SHOP Harold Verla Jorgenson MORCOMB DIESEL a ELECTRIC INC. Fuel inj. electrical specialists West Hwy. 70 Safford Earl Morcomb — owner bus. 428-2468 res. 428-3486 Phone 542-3724 980 E. Motel Dr. Lordsburg, N.M. 88045 A-14 rui i Hi ni i) HOOTS OPTICAL Phone: (602) 428-1111 801 20th Ave. Whistle Stop Bid. Suite 5 Satford flat PHOTOGRAPHY Mt. Graham Shopping Center Satford AZ - Phone 428-5765 Here to serve you for Proms, Sports Packages, and Portraits. VIC'S BEAUTY BOTIQUE Open Monday thru Saturday Hair and Nail-Care Supplies ‘Ear Piercing MARILYN WELKER Manager USGS MAPS CONSOLIDATED TITLE CO. Men, Women and Children Styling Fairgrounds Rd. 359-2189 (602) 428-0180 P.O. Box 20 605 Main Street Satford, Arizona85546 m COVI RINC UPHOlSTfllNC HOLLOWAY TRIM SERVICE 1162 Thatcher Blvd. Satford, Arizona 85546 Phone 428-0502 THATCHER BUILDING SUPPLY DO-IT-YOURSELF AND CONTRACTOR HEADQUARTERS • LUMBER • HARDWARE • BUILDING MATERIALS • PLUMBING • ELECTRICAL • PAINT ’ 428-4431 134 E. Highway 70 P.O. Box AJ, Thatcher, AZ P.O. Box 628 202 N. Coronado Blvd. Clifton, Arizona 85533 865-2330 Plac Congratulations to the Seniors of '85. Good Luck Always! A-15 St. Mary's Mission Duncan, Arizona Rev. Steven Gerard Stencil, Pastor Sunday Mass at 9:00 am Holyday Mass at 5:00 pm 1985 CYM Seniors: Back Row L-R—Fr. Steven Stencil, Kami Kaiheokalani Hookano, Eric Smith, Patrick Goyer. Front Row L-R—Yvonne Chavez, Ralph Sanchez, Elizabeth Bejarano, Ofelia Montoya, Paulette Segraves, Marisa Bencomo. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1985 GRADUATING CLASS from THE PARISHIONERS OF ST. MARY'S MISSION ST. MARY'S MISSION HIGH SCHOOL CATHOLIC YOUTH MINISTRY (CYM) 1984-1985 CYM ADULT ADVISORS: All high school youth of St. Mary’s Mission are encouraged to participate in Catholic Youth Erlinda Bencomo Ministry. Tom L. Goyer Victor Jenny Gutierrez Fr. Steven Gerard Stencil, Pastor Angie Wright CYM Director A-16 Congratulations from Silver City, N.M. Grant County’s Finest Family Department Store Cole's Pizza Parlor Large Game Room Carry Out Service BAILEY’S STEAK HOUSE 236 North Ave. 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 The Outpost -convenience market- Serving The People'' Duncan 359-2643 GOOD LUCK SENIORS Fifth Avenue Florist Gift Shop £ 527 Main Safford V-v-A 428-2491 I 428-7312 (after hours) Tom and Jan Varnell CHAPARRALL ENTERPRISES Mini mart-gas-motel 359-2771 506 High St. AFS FTD TELEFLOR BEST WISHES A-17 LUCKY’S SADDLERY LUCKY PLATT 1224 THATCHER BLVD PHONE SAFFORO. ARIZONA 8S546 (602) 428-6720 GALE REALTY-INSURANCE •HOMES•FARMS•RANCHES • ACREAGE • COMMERCIAL Call: Dwain or Linda for Free Insurance Quotes 428-2044 ra We Sell Service By Your Listing REALTOFI Evenings Call 428-6272 602 8th Ave - Safford next to court house CLIFTON LUMBER CO. 403 S. Coronado Blvd. - Clifton 865-3363 Purina O ol«r Randy Skinner Wendy Skinner VALLEY WIDE FEED SUPPLY West Hiway 70 (602) 428-7051 P.O. Box 851 Safford Arizona 85546 Safford Arizona 85546 Heating Cooling Sheet Metal ENTERPRISES c SAFFORD 428-6323 R H O D Delivery to Duncan six days a week! DAN'S STRANDS HAIR SALON Riley's United Drug N Coronado Blvd. 865-2252 865-5441 Much Luck and Success in the Future 687-1442 Computerized Prescription Pharmacy Veterinary Supplies Cosmetics Counter Prescription Delivery Service A-18 1 I Mitchell Trailer Co. CUSTOM BUILT HORSE STOCK TRAILERS SERVING THE SOUTHWEST WELDING - REPAIRS TRAILER HITCHES RECREATIONAL VEHICLES “Our Specialty is Custom Built Horse Stock Trailer With Customer Satisfaction ” • SEE OUR WORK OR ASK SOMEONE WHO KNOWS ■ X y 325 Thatcher Blvd. - Safford - 428-4287 GREENLEE EMPLOYMENT TRAINING PROGRAM 251 Chase Creek P.O. Box 1237 Clifton, Arizona85533 Phone (602) 865-4151 i Gas - Groceries Convenience items Open24Hours North Coronado Blvd. - Clifton - 865-3441 A-19 k vmn i MercantHeUCompany Morenci Shopping Plan. Mortncl Stem Hour 10:00A.M.-5:30P.M. THe OUaLITY you wanT AT PRICES YOU’LL LOVE Shoes Clothing Hardware Sundries Groceries Furniture OPEN SUNDAY 10a.m. to2 p.m. CONGRA TULA TIONS GRADU A TES! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ‘85 n oxtmy (njooJ ikJ , C Equipment for the Sports MmdecT 400 N. Bullard—Phone (SOS) SJ8-S383 Silver City, New Mexico 88061 Steve May Manager □HOfflEJHO (505) 388-4613 L TILi? mAXksnz 1504 Silver Heights Blvd. Silver City Located In the Drifter Copper Manor Complex “A part of Hapa B. May Family Enterprises P.O. Box 1405 Silver City. N.M. 88062 Telephone (505) 538-5666 (505) 538-9310 LAURENT SHOE STORE % 5 “Footwear Unlimited’’ JD 1610 Silver Heights Blvd. Silver City A-20 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS S GOMEZ tk FAMILY Sounds o| JU usic SPECIALTIES IN RECORDS. TAPES. VIDEOS ACCESSORIES AND GAME ROOM Phone (505) 542-9638 Congratulations and thanks to the class of ‘85! Holladay's Photo Emporium 300 E. MOTEL DRIVE LORDSBURG. N.M 88045 429 Main Street Safford, Az. 428-0206 P Diana McClain i owner Home (602) 687-1280 N Coronado Blvd. Phone. 865-3828 - Cllllon Apache Grove - Hwy 70 Outposl Market - Hwy. 70 Phone: 359-2851 Phone: 359-2306 - Duncan Since 1927 GLOBE 100 Pioneer Rd. - Phone (602) 425-5521 SAFFORD - 1201 W. 8th St. - Phone (602) 428-0641 Propane Sales Service Over 50 years experience 411 Main Street Safford 428-0056 Family owned and operated for 3 generations A-22 FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP BILLINGSLEY AUTOMOTIVE AUTO PARTS SALES TIRE SALES SERVICE COMPLETE MECHANIC SERVICE Danny Merrill Agent FOR YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS. Bus. 865-3393 Res. 687-1813 SSSllSo 200 S. Coronado Blvd. Clifton. Arizona 85533 Merrell's Market and True Value Hardware Best Wishes to DHS 115 Railroad Blvd. - Duncan Phone 359-2211 A-23 Lehman's, Inc. GREENLEE PLUMBING Duncan, Arizona Justin ☆ Tony Lama Acme Carhart ☆ Wall's ☆ Levi Resisted ☆ Chambers ☆ Best Wishes Class of ‘85 Wrangler Pioneer Wear Clifton Index of Advertisers Antony's Art's Most Market BiHey's Steak Hause Balentme Office Predocts Barlow's Chevron Billingsley Automotive Border Cowboy Truck Stops Border Bock Shop Boyd Brothers Mercantile Brinkerhoff Realty Construction Bullshirts Caldwell Funeral Homes Caldwell Medical Supply Chaparrall Enterprises Cindy's Placa Circle K Circle P Market Clifton Lumber Company Colby's Cole's Pizza Parlor Consolidated Title Cook's Store Crystal Mirror Dsn's Strands D.B. Nelson Electric Diane's Six Pick Video Duncan Insurance Duncan Valley Electric Co-op E G Roots Decorating Ermas Dry Goods Estes Drug Farm Bureau Insurance Farmers Insurance Group Fiesta Flowers Fifth Avenue Florist Franklin Store F-Stop Photography Gale Realty Insurance Germaine Feeds Greenlee Employment Training Program Greenlee Plumbing Greenlee Printing Hacienda Motorcycles Hair Design Holliday's Photo Emporium Hollowly Trim Service Hoots Optical H R Block Incotax Jacobson, Tolman Associates J.C. Penney Josn's Hilltop Beauty Shop Joe's Furniture Johnson's J.J. Lovett J R Chevron K-Mart Laurent Shoe Store Lehman's Lewallen Funeral Home Lordsburg Drug Lucky's Saddlery Matlock Gas Maud's Drive-In Merrill's Market Merrifield Insurance Miller's Pre-Cast Sanitation Mitchell Trailer Co. Modern Dress Shop Morcomb Diesel Electric NAPA Auto Parts Oakcreek Contracting Oasis Chevrolet - Buick Ochoa's Chevron Service Olympic Pizzarami Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. Phelps Dodge Corporation Phelps Oodge Mercantile Red Bam Steak House Rhodes Enterprises Riley's United Drug Robbie Rents Romney Implement R R Glass Salford Funeral Home Sears Catalog Merchant Sounds of Music St. Mary's C.Y.O. Suite's Jewelry Thatcher Building Supply The Feed Bag The Maxwell House The Putpost Three G Counties Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Thriftee Supermarket Triple D Tire Auto Service Valley Video Valley Wide Feed Supply Van Leuven Awards Vic's Beauty Boutique Walneck's Waters' Auto Electric Western Auto Western New Mexico University Western Stationers A-24 ■ i