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

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Charles Richardson Steve Vukcevich Vida Wilhite CHARLES RICHARDSON, Social Science. Sponsors Junior Class. B. S. and M. A. University of Ten- nessee. STEVE VUKCEVICH, Coach and Physical Education. Sponsors Letterman's Club and Ass't Sponsor Senior Class. B. A. Arizona State College. VIDA WILHITE, Library and English. Sponsor Junior Class. B. A. University of Arizona. C. O. WILLIAMS, Vocational Shop. Sponsor Freshman Class. B. S. Bradley Tech. Illinois. Mr. Charles Rich- ardson, left, Mr. William Fitz- gerald, center, and Mr. Waldo Larson, right, make coffee for the M o r e n c i teachers on the an- nual teacher's pic- nic. The picnic was held at Juan Miller's. JS 11

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Dorothy Jernigan «» Marjorie Johnson Melvin J. Hentze MELVIN J. HENTZE, Science. Sponsor Junior Class. B. A. , M. A. , B. E. D. Southern Illinois University, M. S. University of Illinois. MARJORIE JOHNSON, Business Education. Sponsor Copper Cat. B. S. Ball State, Indiana, M. S. University of Arizona. DOROTHY JERNIGAN, Home Economics. Sponsor Junior Red Cross, Ass'n Sponsor Girl's League. B. A. Arizona State College, Tempe. WALDO LARSON, Instrumental Music. Sponsor Band and Orchestra. B. A. Chicago Music College. JOE ANN LAWTON, Business Educa- tion. Sponsor Girl's League B. A. University of Ari- zona. LOUISE PARK, Mathematics. Sponsor Honor Society, Business Advisor Copper Cat. B. A. Kansas University, M. A. Columbia University. HARRY REEVES, Social Science. Sponsor Sophomore Class, Ass't Football and Basketball Coach. B.S. FortHayes State, Kansas. Joe Ann Lawton Louise Park Harry Reeves 10

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t FIRST ROW: E. De Soto. N. Cervantez, T. Hastis, V. Padil- E. Peete, C. Ryee, N. Espinosa, Mrs. Park, sponsor; H. la. R. Pena. E. Peete, G. Navarrete, F. Rodriquez, E. Randolph. THIRD ROW; M. Mingura, J. Borjou, E. Domingos, Rodriquez, L. Manuz, N. Licano, M. Ortiz, I. Rojas, V. G. Nunez, A. Romero, C. Maldonado, P. Nontelongi, R. Rios. SECOND ROW: R. Pena, A. Mendoza, A. Maldonado, Moreno, A. Martinez. Everyone had an exciting day when the nervous, giggling freshmen trooped to school September 8 all ready for initiation. The boys decked out in dresses, the girls with their levis and shirts on backward, and all beautifully decorated with lipstick. That afternoon the sophomores harnessed them up and marched them up to the M.M Spilling a lot of whitewash on themselves and a little on the MM,M the freshmen did a fine job. That evening they were guests of honor at the sophomore dance. On October 10, two truckloads of laughing, singing freshmen, donned in a colorful array of picnic clothes, EXTREME LEFT: William Moore, Pat Talley, JerrieRomisch, Bill Tucker, Jessie Burton, and Fred Powell enjoy dancing at the Freshman dance. CENTER: Dean Applinand Sue Tucker work industriously on the M . ABOVE: Doro- thy Van Alstyne and Bonner Day fume with indignation because of their initiation dress. Freshmen Cause