Douglas High School - Copper Kettle Yearbook (Douglas, AZ)

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BRI G CLGSE TCD FIRST SEMESTER Welcoming the new exchange student, Tod Tadilli from Mo- are JoAnn Castillo and AFS student Susanne erocco, Christensen. Engaged in one of the traditional noontime activities, students Ernie Romero and Doug Johnson get kicked out of the library. Wishin' and Hopin' was the theme for the Tvvirp Dance' held in February. Royalty were Richard Rocha and Car- men Serrano. STUDENT LIFE 21

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I FINAL EXAM DHS Students returned from Christ- mas vacation to face school and up- coming semester exams. Basketball season was novv in full swing vvith games every Weekend in January. The crowds yelled enthusiastically as the Bulldogs claimed many victories. Tennis began too, with a promise of a Winning season and the state's cham- pion player. Other activities also oc- cupied the mind of DHS students such as the AFS Student-Faculty Basket- ball game, which helped raise money to bring over our foreign student for next year. DHS received a new AFS student for second semester, Moham- med cTodl Tadilli from Morocco and welcomed him during his first days on campus. But in spit of all the fun and activities, January ad February was more than just a good time. Hard work and torturous hours of cram- ming for semester exams were on their Way. Only the Seniors, who in certain classes were excused, could hope to escape exams. Basketball action with the Bisbee Pumas resulted in a Douglas victory, 85-55. The Bulldogs won their yirst four season games. Wt ,f, WV, , , ..,.,,, , ., , , .,,,., .s 'f' to K as D ,... s l .J .U ..... AIN .7. r sw 3 fflhdx 26 geek 1- r iw 4 at , :.:,. git E57 41' , .gf f wig I XXL 5 TCH Q 4 f,p5,,,,,.,,,, if VVVV H I -..M .,.,... ., ffzffffr f ' For Mr. Ralston's second period English class, this little poster needs no explaination at all. 20 STUDENT LIFE SBP Dave Corlfery stands at his podium and directs the activities of Student Council. Under his leadershz p many successful projects were undertaken this year

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Bananas were the rnain topic of discussion during the Senior Class Play, Don Quixote, U. S. A. Roland Healy and Ernie Monje starred in the Banana Re- public production. Baseball action provided sports entertainment during March, A pril, and May at DHS. Hard work and accurate hitting helped make it an outstanding and successful season. 22 STUDENT LIFE mmm Suzi Johnson gives the weekly truth and hope Voice of the Hawk an- nouncement during Don Quixote, U. S. A. The leader of Los Descalzos, Doug Haynie, lurks behind her.