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

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Personal enjoyment stressed in crafts ART The arts and crafts program in the high school was designed to give the student an in- sight into the basic principles which underlie all artistic endeavor. Drawing and painting in sev- eral mediums were supplemented with crafts such as leatherwork, silk screen printing, weav- ing, copper enameling, and various activities related to the arts. UPPER LEFT: Miss Betty Jane Maxwell, B.A., Sul Ross College, Alpine, Texas; M.A., University of New Mexico; Art and crafts. Junior Class Sponsor.

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SPANISH Tales and songs studied by classes. Stories and poems of Spain and Mexico de- lighted the Spanish II students. They also learned vocabulary and how to conjugate verbs. Previously Spanish has been offered to fresh- men and sophomores, but this year it was offered only to juniors and seniors. However, sopho- mores who took Spanish I when freshmen were allowed to continue with the second year. No be- ginning Spanish classes were taught. P. Provencio, R. Romero, E. Acuna, V. Arc- huleta, L. Ross, A. Chavez, J. Cervantes, and F. Duarte listen as B. Hartner recites in Spanish II. Mrs. Rose Berra -- B.A. Univer- sity of Arizona; Spanish and English. Sponsor Senior Class.

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DRIVER TRAINING Program includes safety instruction. With no dents or scratches appearing on the D r i ve r s' Training car, Mr. Reeves again suc- cessfully taught the fundamentals of the auto- mobile, gave out interesting pamphlets, and showed many movies. For the second year the text book was used, and it gave many useful hints to the beginning driver. Mr. Harry Reeves, B. S. ,Ft. Hayes, Kansas. Driver Education. Boys' Counselor. WHAT MAKES A MOTOR RUN? Members of one of the driver training classes investigate. FRONT: G. Candelaria, P. Tidwell, J. McFadden, C. Baker, L. Grindle, and N. Brown. BACK: J. Anaya and F. Ford.