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

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ENGLISH Classes stress use of correct, lively, and Miss Margaret E. Cook-B. S. , Coe College, Iowa; M. A. , U. of Iowa, English. English classes stressed developement in the fields of grammar, literature, and speech. Mo- renci High School offered three separate English courses for each class, college preparatory, practical English, and correct speaking and writing. The college preparatory course provides suf- ficient background for those who plan to continue schooling, while the practical course places em- phasis on the personal use of English. These courses help to stimulate self-expres- sion, good reading, and thinking. Four years of English in Morenci High School are required for graduation. Students learn to diagram sentences. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Clover, Pat Morrow, Carolyn Cross, James Mc- F adden. Charlotte Robinson, Teddie Romero, Dora Paez, Jimmy Milligan, Reggie McLendon, and Y olenda Mendoza, leftto right, are members of Eng- lish I class.

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CLASSES AND FACULTY WE became acquainted with the classics in literature, music, and art; learned to state our opinions and respect our neighbors';--to become good citi- zens; completed college entrances requirements; acquired new skills in vocational courses; became aware of the world around us through science. 9

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ENGLISH appropriate English in our everyday lives. LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy McGrew, Juanita Brad- ford, Dora Cisneros, Jackie Cooper, Pete Pro- vencio, and Gail Douthitt have a discussion in English I. Vernon B. Schultz - B.A., North Central College, Naperville, 111. English. College English IV listens to recording of Mac- beth, left to right, Kenny O'Neal, Carolyn Shu- bert, Danny Milles, Ronald Troutman, Billy Tanner. Lawrence M. Davis - B.S., Arizona State College, Flagstaff; English, Journalism; Sophomore Class Spon- sor, Baseball Coach.