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

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FIRST ROW: K. McGauhey, A. Zimmerman, D- Briggs, E. Nardelli, L. Whittenburg, E. Dolly, B. Ashford, S. Burk, D. Porter, E. Young, E. Mullins, P. Ashley, B. Cheatham. SECOND ROW: J. Medford, E. Navarette, G. Gonzales, W. Kiehne, B. Tucker, C. Sinnett, J. Brown, C. Mayfield, T. Rojo, E. Pena, D. Martinez, T. DeLeon, D. Lopez, R. Mej- illa, P. Bullard, D. Brinkley. THIRD ROW: W. Clubb, M. Chacon, A. Morales, A. Rodriquez, T. Ontiveros, T. Fahey, W. Moore, E. Mendoza, R. Llamas, A. Rios, T. Paz, E. Tapia, T. Sierra, L. Bonilla. TO my fOUnDHTIflll foil SCHOOL CflBfffi The class officers for this pastyear were William Moore, President, Bill Tucker, Vice-President, and Rosa Ponce, Secretary- LOWER LEFT: Miss Stickney, Class Sponsor. BELOW: Class President, William Moore and Phil Bullard white wash THE M ON INITIATION DAY. Treasure. The sponsors were Miss Edith Stickney and Mr. C. O. Williams.

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FIRST ROW: A. Stoner, V. Trujillo, R. Smith, M. L. Boren, A. Saenz, R. Ponce, T. Diaz, A. Madrid, D. Gallegos, 0. Najar, c. Morales, 0. Othon, C. Morales. SECOND ROW: N. Morgan, A. Bennett, J. Oviedo, V. Espar- za, G. Thompson, L. White, L. Applin, L. V. Frakes, J. Martinez, L. Ulloa, V. Gomez, G. Maldonaldo, P. Tellez A. Luna, S. Pena. THIRD ROW: H. Ingmire, B. Bucklin, J Filleman, A. Nicholas, C. Keith, E. Branum, N. Evans, P Hull, B. Carpenter, W. Roberts, J. Massey, B. Boren, R Campbell, H. Shaver. fRTSHmfn WORK THROUGHOUT yfflfl “Gee, those lucky people ! Four years in this new building !!” This is what everyone was saying when a group of very proud students entered the halls of Morenci High. They were the first Freshmen in the new school. On initiation day, September 9, the freshies were subjected to much humiliation and embarrassment, but they enjoyed every minute of it, even the hard work of whitewashing the “M”. The long hike up to the“M”, no water, white wash, previously mixed by the Lettermen, brooms, buckets, levis, and lipstick scrambled together with laughter and lime were the ingredients of a highly successful Freshman initiation. But the Freshmen received just recompense that night at the dance given by the sophomore class in honor of the greenhorns. Two truckloads of Freshmen and faculty chaperons went to Apache Grove for their picnic on October 11. Once there, they had a whale of a time, playing games, and stuffing them- selves with food. The big Freshmen social event of the year was the return dance given for the Sophomores held on November 23. A Thanks- giving theme was used and autumn colors were used for decorations. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Williams, Class Sponsor, is at his desk. LOWER LEFT: Freshmen in General Business show affects of initiation.

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HERE flnD THERE eeouoD SCHOOL I. Remember the day the Greenlee County Florist PRESENTED THE FOOTBALL TEAM WITH.MUMS FOR THEIR MOTHERS? 2. The SECOND PERIOD ENSEMBLE. LEFT TO RI GHTI LUC I LLE 0ENI TEZ, Manuela Cervantez, Elzada Young, Carol Mayfield, Earline Mullins, Barbara Williams, Pat Ashley, Evelyn Nardelli and Blan- di na Luna. 3. We remember THE TRIPS TO AND FROM SCHOOL ON THE SCHOOL BUS. I . The Halloween assembly BEFORE THE CLIFTON FOOT- BALL game. 5. Eva Luna, Josephine Delgado and Amelia Madrid sing Up on the House Top just before Christmas vacation. 6. Robert Acuna and Joe Beni- tez SHARPEN TOOLS IN THE METAL shop. 7. Joe Mallo- que and Leah Klein assist the magician. 8. The fac- ulty leads THE STUDENT BODY IN A NEW SONG. 9 PEP RALLY AS SEEN FROM THE IN- SIDE OF THE BUS. | Opposite page. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Gabusi , Miss Johnson and Fred Powell discuss annual pictures. CENTER RIGHT: The Glee Club sings for the Thanksgiving Assem- bly. CENTER: Miss Glover makes up Hayes Redden for the Junior-Senior Play, while Oscar Buttner and Les McLean await their turn. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Crichton, Mr. Stone, to. Hentze, Mrs. ! Hentze and Mrs. Crichton at the faculty table at the Junior Prom of 1U9. LEFT: Students enjoy dancing at a school dance. 26