Morenci High School - Copper Cat Yearbook (Morenci, AZ)

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PEP CLUB members paint: Donna Biles, Carla Waite, Laura Russell, Sherry Crow. sf TRAGYC CLUB INCLUDES: Front: D.Sorrell, L.Espinoza, R.Duran, S.DeVaney, P.Knott. 2nd: J.Sutton, V.Harbison, public relationsg M.Hampton, E.Baughman, vice-chairmang L.Gray, and R.Simms. 3rd.' S.Her1drix, E.Little, R.Hampton, K. Paetz, secretaryg D.Bertoldo, D.Brice, S.Mullen. 4th: M.Brinkley, public rela- tions officerg K.Paetz, J.Goodman, D.Goodman, D.Simms, chairmang B.Taylor. 16 GETTING OUT SUPPLIES, Carla Waite. Pep Club Supports School Teams Before each home varsity foot- ball and basketball game, the Pep Club members made bright signs to help promote all school spirit. Booster students later organized a bake sale to raise money to pay for their supplies. Spirit buttons saying This is Wildcat Country were also sold to the student body. TRAGYC Aids in Traffic Safety In their third year, the TRAGYC Club fTraffic Representatives of Arizona's Governor Youth Coun- cilj met in Room 21 to make plans for their upcoming events. Public safety on the highways was one of the many traffic topics discussed. This organization is associated with the Arizona Highway Com- mission. They held programs for the kindergarten and elementary children. Money was raised by having bake sales and car washes.

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CHESS CLUB: Front Row: Dennis Simms, Terri Stinson, Harold Alexander, Edwin DeVaney. 2nd.' Jeffrey Cluff, James Hamilton, Edward Yetman, Bruce Taylor, Philip Perkins, Sharon Kay Towle. Not Pictured: Dennis Altum, Rodolfo Porras, Robin Sexton. Wild Knights Have First Regular Seasong Host Tournament Ticking chess clocks were al- ways to be heard when members met Friday noons. Several of the group played only for fun, but oth- CHESS SCOREBOARD ers played seriously. The five WE THEY top players, under the nickname ZW Pueblo 2V2 Wild Knights, attended tourna- 4 Sahuarita 1 ments in Southern Arizona, and 0 Sahuafo 5 I d. h . d. .d 1 d 3112 Nogales 299 playe in t e in lV1 ua an team 2 Sabino 3 d1VlS10I'lHlS. By selling popcorn 5 Tucson 0 at basketball games, the Knights 2 211110011 g raised money for these trips. At 5 A'Tgg,H?St0ne 0 school's end, team participants 1 Rincon 4 received knight-shaped letters. V2 Amphmfeatef 4V2 I the local s rin tournament 3 Santa Rita 2 n lp g . v 2 Palo Verde 3 a trophy was given to the winner. W CDO 414 Three members who attended all 4 FIOWIUE Wells 1 5 Cholla 0 the tournaments were: Ed Yet- man, Bruce Taylor, and Philip Perkins, local champion in 1976. CONCENTRATE! Sponsor Senne watches Rudy Porras and Dennis Simms compete.