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

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ENGLISH Emphasis placed on basic knowledge of grammar and funda Mr. Lewis B. Horne, shown above with Jeanette Monsegur, taught all the junior English classes. He has received a B. A. degree from Arizona State Col- lege, Tempe. Mr. Horne is a fresh- man class sponsor. His hobbies in- clude music, traveling and reading. Tom Austin and Manuel Vasquez are pictured above with Mrs. Edna Davis, freshman English and speech teacher. She has a B.S. degree from Arkansas A. and M. Mrs. Davis also sponsors the senior class and the Dramatics Club. Col- lecting cups and saucers, reading andmusic are among her hobbies. FreshmanEnglishassignments are completed by: ROW 1: Norma Arvallo, Bob Ballis, Paula Clark, Jimmy Conyer, Ronald Cox. ROW 2: Ralph Estrada, Linda Eubanks, Joanna Ford, Billie Anderson, Betty Hackney. ROW 3: Jerry Williams, Leslie Hawkins, Deanna Johnson, Mickey Wolfe, Sonja Kennedy. ROW 4: LaRee Reynolds, Jimmy Knott.

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COMMERCIAL Rosie Espinosa, Lillian Flores and Dora Cisneros learn to work calculators in advanced typing class. Patty Fuller, Geraldine Chavez, Sadie Be- gay, Carolyn Hart and Annette Harrison decipher a shorthand exercise. techniques become objectives oj many pupils in department. Mrs. Eulalia Danks received her B. A. and M. A. degrees from Arizona State College in Tempe. Mrs. Danks teaches general business, bookkeeping and beginning typing. She is sponsor of the senior class. Her hobbies are gem stone and spoon collecting. She is active inL.D.S. Church and Woman's Club. Phil Tidwell, Karl Barry and Karl Baughman puzzle over how to cut a stencil for a mimeograph project in first year typing. 13

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ENGLISH mental writing skills; classical literature is introduced. More than a general knowledge of the funda- mentals of grammar was stressed in Morenci High School English courses this year. Writing and speaking skills were developed through the use of tape recordings, story writing, reports and drills. Appreciation of the best in literature was encouraged. College preparatory English, practical Eng- lish and fundamentals of correct speaking and writing are offered to best meet individual requirements. Music and photography are among the hobbies enjoyed by Mrs. Helen T. Arnold. She is a sophomore class sponsor. Mr. Vernon B. Schultz taught English and social science this year. He has obtained a B. S. from North CentralCol- lege at Naperville, Illinois, andanM.A. from the University of Arizona. Mr. Schultz, who is a sponsor of the senior class, is a member of the Lion's Club and the Presbyterian church. His hob- bies include photography, music, and reading. Mrs. Arnold, who has an M. A. degree from Columbia University and an A. B. from Butler University, taught all of the senior English classes this year. Spelling can be a problem, as Carolyn Cross(below, illustrates. 15