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

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Back Stage LEFT TO RIGHT: I. L. Benitez, F. Lopez, E. Luna, I. Rodela, M. Blair, and B. Cross watch G. Hansen create a diversion. 2. J. Burton and M. Parker supervise picture taking day.” 3. A touchdown by Morenci brings wild hurrahs from the crowd. 4. Coaches Reeves and Vukcevich give C. Elkins some pointers on a game. 5. Cheerleaders Vukcevich andFarney lead the facutly in a yell. 6. Harry Shaver, assistant photographer, takes a pic- ture for the annual. 7. Mr. Bailey directs the Jr. -Sr. play as C. Quinn looks at seating chart. 8. Scrimmage practice. 9. Band plays for a pep ralley in front of school.

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FIRST ROW: M. Cervantez, Glee Club;F. Lopez, Honor Society;C. Norris, Freshman Class; J. Burton, Publications; M. Parker, Band; P. Baker, Treasurer: C. Quinn, Secretary; A. Hernandez, Girls’ League. SECOND ROW: B. Estes, President; L. McLean, Senior Class; C. Van Driel, Letterman's Club; F. Shaver, Vice-President; R. Simmons, Junior Class; Mr. Stone, Sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Bill Tucker, Sophomore Class. The Prompters Work Behind The Scenes The Student Council is the prompter for the yearly production in Morenci High. Every organization in high school is represented on the Student Council. This year the officers elected by the student body were Berry Estes, president; Fred Shaver, vice-president; Cath- arine Quinn, secretary; and Patsy Baker, treasurer. CENTER: Fred Shaver makes a campaign speech in the special campaign assembly. LEFT: Berry Estes, Catharine Quinn, and Mr. Stone count the Crowell-Collier mag- azine subscriptions to find Harry Shaver and Barbara Wil- liams top school salesmen. Something new and exciting was intro- duced this year when the candidates for the offices gave campaign speeches in a special assembly. The Student Council brought the National Assemblies to Morenci High, sponsored the individual school pic- tures, and the Crowell-Collier maga- zine sales. The highlight of the year for the Council was the State Student Council Convention at Glendale. Miss Glover and Mr. Stone accompanined Berry Estes, Fred Shaver, Les McLean Charles Van Driel, Mary Parker, Patsy Baker, Catharine Quinn, and Jessie Burton, and Morenci represent- atives, to the Convention. 14

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In step to the drums and led by Drum Major J. R. Ham and Majorette Jeanette Pace, the band marched at all of the home football games. Then the loud “football tones” were laid a- side for concert music, and under Mr. Larson’s capable direction the band had a very successful concert season. The M. H. S. Band gave color and sparkle to many school assemblies and pep rallies. But their work didn't stop there, for many events wouldn’t have seemed complete without a snappy “Our Director” or “King Cotton. ” The band performed for the Greenlee County Fair and the Annual Christmas Tree and was the host band for Tempe at the Copper Bowl game in Clifton last fall. Early in the year Fred Shaver, Ronny Waldorf, Rosine Gualdoni, Les McLean, Dean ABOVE: Playing a snappy march and watching the game at the same time is a feat which (Left to Right) Pat Loose, MargueriteGualdoni, Betty Norris, and Phil Allen try to perform. RIGHT: Left to Right, James Scott, Melvin Archer, and Phil Allen play a loud On Morenci for a pep rally. Band Highlights FIRST ROW: M. Gualdoni, F. Shaver, M. Kirby, D. Holland. R. Waldorf, R. Gualdoni. SECOND ROW: B. Cross, P. Loose, B. Norris, E. Bishop, R. Kirby, R. Whitmer, S. DeWeese, B. Scanlon, R. Valdez, M. Martinez, R. Rascon, M. Parker. THIRD ROW: D. Holland, G. Stone, R. Campbell, J. Scott, C. 16