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

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New to our school, but not to the system, Mr. P.H. Davidson became this fall our high s c h o o 1 principal. Upon his shoulders fall the responsibility for co-ordinating school activities and instruction, as well as for help- ing solve individual problems of students and faculty. Mr. Davidson and Mr. Fairbanks are ably assisted in their work by Mrs. Betty Lyerla, high school secretary; and Mrs. Dolly Beck, secretaryin the superintendent's office. Mr. P.H. Davidson ovfRSft coraucTion of mon mmi BELOW: Mr. Fairbanks and Mr. Davidson check the blueprints for the new auditorium, now under construction.

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Mr. E. E . Shaver clerk Mr. L. L. McDaniel president BOARD Of IDUCRTIOn 0110 ADinW Mr. J.H. Fairbanks superintendent of schools Alert to problems arising from our in- creasing school population, our board of edu- cation and superintendent have this year sup- ervised the latest addition to our high school plant--the building of an auditorium. These public spirited men devote much time to the study of school problems and establish prac- tices and policies. Their backing and encouragement have maintainted for our school,high standards for equipment, building and instruction, although our high school enrollment has doubled with- in the last few years.

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Mrs. Joe Ann Lawton, right, and Mr. Harry Reeves, left, our counselors, help students solve school and personal problems. Personality inventories, occupational interest forms, as well as achievement and aptitude tests, make up a part of the record on each student. All this information, plus counseling, is designed to help students help themselves. COUnStLORS HELP STUDEHTS WITH PROBLEIDS LEFT: Mrs. Rosalie Riggs, school nurse. CEN- TER: Mr. Jack Cocks, attendance officer. RIGHT: A State Health worker takes a blood test of Cam- illa Williams as part of the school health program.