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

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TOP: F. Garcia, R. Dawe, B. Padgett and F. Ashford finish up projects in wood shop I. MIDDLE: C. Mingura and R. Ortiz use the clamps to hold a project t o g e t h e r. LOWER LEFT: MR. LOYD HILL (B.A., Arizona State College, Tempe) squares board as D. Shelton chooses the right wood for projects. LOWER RIGHT: L. G a r c i a and J. Ponce finish projects in woodshop. in mem nnn moon shop till

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H. Rice, left, and E. Tellez right, use drill press in Metal Shop II. ust him skills aopmtl hck BELOW: MR. M. PHILLIPS (B . S. , Iowa State College) teaches the students to use the welding tools in metal shop. BELOW RIGHT: C. Jensen, G. Malaney, M. Martinez and J. Robertson draw up plans in mechanical drawing. The wood and metal shops teach boys to use their hands as well as their minds and give stu- dents an opportunity to learn the basic opera- tions and industrial practices in a variety of areas. This year the metal shop was fortunate to have Maffeo Sons from Phoenix give a demon- stration of the latest developements in both e- lectric and acetylene welding.

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FLUTES: J. Guyn, B. Whitmer, G. Wiltbank, L. Hanna. BASSOON: D. Cain. OBOE: A. Wiltbank. EbCLARINET: L. Waldorf. BbCLARINET: R. Waldorf, C. Gualdoni, M. Scanlon, G. Clemmons, S. DeWeese, J. Lira, J. Guyn, R. Villarreal, F. Duarte, R. Villarreal, D. Johnson, P. Onate, S. Alvillar, E. Huish. BASS CLARINET: O. Vallejo. E 5 SAXOPHONES: R. Armijo, V. Jack, V. Archuleta, F. Ruedas, F. Morgan, M. Aguilar. TENOR SAXOPHONES: K. Wilcoxson, F. Gonzales. BARITONE SAXOPHONES: H. Munoz. CORNETS: J. Alvarez, E. Alvarez, D. Allen, B. Doerges, B. Jack, A. Medina, B. Lyall. TRUMPETS: B. Armijo, R. Lira, G. Arquellez, R. Villarreal. HORNS: M. Clover, J. Flores, B. Hartner, E. Benitez. TROMBONE: V. Velasquez, P. Crawford. BARITONE: F. Esparza. BASSES: B. Shubert, P. Berra, A. Moore. TIMPANI: D. Foster. DRUMS: R. Allen, A. Mulholland, P. Hardy. TRAPS: J. Winkler. .... read music m PLfly mmmm This year the Morenci High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Albert V. English, enjoyed one of its most successful seasons. The marching band, composed of 56 members, was invited to at- tend Band Day at Tucson and participated in a num- ber of activities held there. The band presented six football shows to entertain spectators during the halftime. The concert band, composed of sixty mem- bers, was asked to attend and participate in the Christmas Eve Program, District Festival, Bac- calaureate, and Graduation. The band gave two concerts. Numbers featured were Mississippi Suite Overture , Short Classics for Band , ar- ranged by Gillette, and the first movement of Grieg Piano Concerto . Miss Jean Glover was pianist. Ronnie Waldorf and Arvin Wiltbank served as student directors this year. 26