Clifton High School - Trojan Yearbook (Clifton, AZ)

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Teachers work after hours too! Mr. Wayne was a familiar sight as he DJed many high school dances. AFTER HOURS Is It Really Your Time? As school let out, meetings adjourned, and practices were over, the students had “after hours” to cope with. Darkness arrived but what was there to do? Adjustments had not been a problem for our students. After hours, students went for walks, hung around with friends, sat at the park, had “get together” parties, went to the Morenci Theatre, the bowling alley, drove around town, or just stayed home resting for the day to come. “I go to Morenci to see what’s going on up there, and if not I stay home and fight with my brothers” was what Kris Chavez did “after hours”. On the other hand, Melanie Armijo commented, “I go to the Circle K and sit across at the little park everyday with Jennifer Montoya, but on weekends I cruise Morenci, go to the theatre, and walk around with Tiff Breshears.” Yet, how much of a student’s time is actually spent for what they wanted to do? For some students “after hours” wasn’t just spent on leasure time. A majority of time was actually spent on school related matters. “I study for upcoming tests, and do my home work,” was Mercy Murillo’s reply. Lisa Romero however said, “Time after time I go home and practice flag routines with my broom.” Still, some students worked part-time jobs “after hours”. Kim Randall remarked, “I go to work part-time, working five days which I choose in a two week period”. Again, was “after hours” really fun and games?

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Lending a helping hand tutor Tonja Sandoval helps Tricia Sanchez, and Brandy McCormick in algebra.

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On a warm Friday night, September 11th a bus load of eager football fans journey to Patagonia to cheer for their favorite team. Enjoying each others company are Shelly Garcia and Joe Garcia at the picnic table.