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

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n n ,rfb 'nn ' gg., X me I V X ,fly 3 Wk ' .7 L L 59'- puini l-2...- SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS INCLUDE: Front Row: Geraldine Subia, Arlene Mena, Sylvia Garcia, and Dilia Najar. 2nd.' Richard Duran, Ramon Saiz, Laurie Espinoza, Cynthia McCormick, Darlene Tracy, and Jeannie Maldenado. 3rd.' Barbara Barquin, Carol Rodela, Evan Bustamante, Alva Saenz, Dolores Peralta, and Evelyn Bustamante. 4th: Anita Lucio, Clayton Magill, Edward Fras- quillo, Dale Lucio, Mark Grijalva, Sylvia Martinez, and Dolores Bustamante. Not Pictured: Raymond Aguinaga, Raymond Duron. 'rf A. ,.-.-fff' '--Q. Si. PULL HARDERU Spanish club initiates FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Front: Emily Baughman, presidentg Phyllis Knott, sec- get dragged through the mud on the field. retary. Back: Sandy DeVaney, publicity chairman: Donna Lynn Brice, vice-president. 19

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Los Gatos Rebeldes Bring Spanish Entertainers for Return Performance F: K 'grail 55224 it , 3 A r R' Qi Q ELECTED SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS INCLUDE: Rick Benitez, vice-president, An- thony Valenzuela Grijalva, presidentg and Mary Dolores Bustamante, secretary- treasurer. Somehow, initiation on a wet and soggy field brought Spanish Club to life! The initiates had a variety of contests, later, every- one settled down enough to eat. The usual bake sales were held to help finance a college scholar- ship to be presented to a senior. Other activities included, spon- soring an assembly given by Spa- nish dancers from Hayden High School, inviting Mexican-Ameri- can speakers to the club meetingsg and collecting food to give a needy family in the county. Plans were also made to sponsor a Fiesta on May 5, celebrating Cinco DeMayo. SPANISH CLUB: Front Row: Donna Verdugo, Annie Carabeo, Diana Reyna, Cathy Carabeo, Terri Stinson, Debbie Urcadez. 2nd: Louis Provencio, Nydia Borjon, Brenda Gomez, Shelly Forstrom, Wade Tucker. 3rd: Annette Duran, Esther Perkins, Terri Baca, Alicia Settle, Evelyn Aragon, Eddie Tellez. 4th: Kathy Garcia, Philip Perkins, Rick Benitez, Michael M. Lopez, Michael Chavez. 18

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keno-lLC1ulo pM-embers Have Wet Initiation, Crder French Food to Sell The sprinklers were on, so the French Club initiation was a lit- tle different this year. Initiates had wheelbarrel races and a sca- venger hunt on the wet field. All failing to find the required items were bombarded with eggs, pea- nut butter, mayonaise, and shav- ing cream pies. Then all settled down and cleaned up to eat. A number of fund raising pro- jects were held during the year: car washes, food ordered from France, and bake sales. The pro- fits financed holiday and bowling parties. Members sang French Christmas carols, and collected food for families who needed help. Meetings were held every other Thursday to plan club activities. 9- BLINDFOLDED INITIATE gets bombarded with peanut butter by Mr. Washington! I ,.-f , 'Rf , Y , ay-Nj? N Q 4 1 , ,Qi 4, , . FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS ARE: Front Row: Kim Hardcastle, Kelly Hardcastle, Carol Sanchez, Darlene Sorrell, Rhonda Holliday, Pamela Majors, Diana Taylor, Denise Taylor, Kevin Holliday. 2nd: Tyna Delgado, Carla Waite, Veronica Harbison, Marisa Hamp- ton, Sandy DeVaney, Phyllis Knott, Emily Baughman, Jacque Armijo, Robin Ross. 3rd.' Cheryl Baxter, Sharon Towle, Ed DeVaney, Ann Roche, Fred Appiah-Boateng, Linda Smith, Patricia Laney, Cheryl Jones, Donna Brice, Steve Enrico. 4th.' Gilbert Rojas, Steve Mullen, Andy Dominguez, Bob Hampton, Steve Conger, Dennis Simms, Wade Wagley, James Hamilton, Karen Paetz, Charles Hampton. 20