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By 1921 Phelps Dodge Cor- poration had bought all the copper holdings in the Clifton-Metcalf- Morenci district. In 1941 the operations were changed from underground to open pit mining. Phelps Dodge today operates the huge open pit, the mill and the smelter. Twenty - six hundred employees maintain and operate the machines which have dug terraces fifty feet apart and one hundred feet deep in one square mile of hard rock mountain. Copper has never been the only source of income for resi- dents of Greenlee County. Cotton and ranching have also been im- portant. Our cotton is of such superior quality that several eastern textile manufacturers buy direct from our farmers. There are now only about 10,000 cattle, although about 1918 there were many thousands more. Against this colorful background we also find the manyindependent businesses--well developed and prosperous. Only the old-timers can actually realize the vast changes and progress we have made. We, the present generation, can only listen entranced to their tales of yesterday. GREENLEE COUNTY, WE SALU YOU! 1959 TE 'E' ,J 6 J.. g.-' .f I 4, flaffrfxrz' .fqyu --4. , . ., r VJ! I . f1'f152f: :ff u ' K ' 6 psy' ' ' . Lf., -5 . fp-k' 5... , ,,., .Q .f sr ' .,-pf 1 MQ aggvteii aff ,PNN 3, in... ,U WW' bf , .vii fir A. 4 . . -wma - at .Vi - ,,.3 , 5. nm., . . f- A- f . .t '- A -ml .. as 'gin' ,A- A. n 'n 6 Q A ,,- fr' - Y ' Xtifsfi- A x', J. W A . f .a-42.'g 1 A bi' tim! X sv J' A-,Q '-.sr A W . i 'TX ' H . , , . Q S.. 1 .ae , ,, , -M- , jr .- 404. , ,.'f' .1,fX.L?' . .H- i . . nv . , tE4:4'.Y'., . QJJQ' ' -1 ' 4' ,,.V',ge X 'XX wb V BOARD OF EDUCATIO W?-if sill W1th the cornlng of settlers came the need for schools A one room bu1ld1ng provided by the Detro1t Company housed the flrst classes 1n 1890 The flrst teacher 1n Morenc1 was Carrxe N Hunt By 1895 a public a select and a pr1vate school were 1n operat1on The brxck buildxng now named the Longfellow School was con structed 1n 1902 and was used for both elementary and hxgh school classes A second story was added 1n 1907 WWWHEE The most str1k1ng feature of th1s the former h1gh school was the fact that It had e1ght half stones each wmth All students who attended school here re member the f1re dr111s on the old spmral type f1re escape Enrollment 1ncreased Soon a separate hxgh school was begun 1n the present day St James Ep1scopal Church The next h1gh school was bxult 1n 1919 on the s1te now occup1ed by the Humboldt elementary school It was torn down 1n 1948 after the compleuon of our present h1gh school bulldlng The early h1gh school curr1culum was broad In 1908 O9 courses offeredwereh1story gram mar plane geometry domest1c art algebra l1terature threeyears of Latm sohdgeometry MR CLAUDEC TUELL MR A L. ALEXANDER MR DAVIDH ORR JR Clerk Member Pres1dent Ji 0 ' E . 1 A E A 1 - I . ' ' 1 A SEM .. 5 9 ' ' nw' - - . . A 'Q igfill f Ella HI 9 , - . mf ' ,yew l ' , . 21525 , grail I :ll H 1ts own ground entrance. W M' 5 gllll 5 ,...........,.-...............i , g 0 ' . Q - f E ,gqvooooooo K l , . . I - 1 I . . . I - . . I . - . , - . ' I I I l I D . . , . , . , . , o 0 s - . , ' A MINISTRATIO D f MR, CLARENCE ROBINETT MR. JOSEPH H. FAIRBANKS MR. P. H. DAVIDSON Vice -Principal Superintendent P1'iUCiPa1 study of the novel, physiology and music. Com- mercial subjects, shop and laboratory science were added in 1915. The following year typing, stenography .and bookkeeping were offered ina summer school. Today most of these, as well as many other subjects, are in our curriculum. Night courses for adults were also important in the development of our community. Classes were open to those who wanted to learn English or Spanish. The study of mathematics was offered for men only. Then, as now, a three - member board of education had the responsibility for the educa- tional program. School administration was in the hands of the superintendent. For twenty- three years W. E. Lutz heldthis post, resigning Both elementary and high school classes were conducted inthe Longfellow School, shown at the right. It was constructed in 1902. In 1907 a second story was added to the brick structure. It had six rooms, an office, re- citation room and an apartment in the basement for thejanitor. Todayit is used for elementary classes. in 1939. Joseph H. Fairbanks, appointed at that time, still retains the position. He has been at the helm while our schools have expanded to in- clude seven buildings, ninety-eight faculty mem- bers and a total enrollment of nearly 2,500. Myrna Robison, who still lives in Morenci, was the only graduate of the 1906 class. The 1907- 08 term found seven pupils enrolled. Today almost six hundred students attend high school classes each year. Here and in the following pages we will in- troduce you to our school and to the people who make it what it is .......... X TF? Q. I -:Sm . 4 --L X .6 'E S 1' GUIDANCE HHH!! Mun' ig W'uch college for me? ' Can I get a scholarsh1n'P ' Mrs .Toe Ann some of the many que st1ons conirontmg students plann1ng to further then' educatlon beyound lugh school Informatmn 15 also ava1la.ble concernmg Job opportun1t1es m1l1tary servlce and personal problems Mr Rolland Olney school attendance off1 cer works w1th the elementary and hrgh school on attendance problems Mrs Grace Bradley our school nurse ce1ved her R N from Prov1dence Hosp1tal m Detro1t M1ch1gan Mrs Bradley 13 an act1ve Blood Bank and Red Cross worker S fr 21 1 'I A . ' ' U - ' g Lawton helps Abel Peralta, Charlotte Huish and Mary Lafferty answer , re- QFFICES 'G f-2 ' ' W 'Wm MRS RUTH CLEMMER MRS DOLLY BECK MRS BETTY LYERLA Secretary to Pr1nc1pa1 Secretary to Super1ntendent Supermtendent's Offlce The mormng starts brxght and early 1n both offlces Offlce dunes 1nc1ude letters handhng lunch money keepmg accounts and records sellmg books answermg the telephone and many other deta11s BELOW Mr ROb1Hett and Mrs Clemmer begxn thexr day wxth the 8 20 rush for absence shps Checkmg the absence 11st and g1V1T1g passes are also mcluded 1n the dut1es James Holmes f1lls out a tardy shp whxle B111y Durr awa1ts h1s turn at the counter 5211 31 vs ' ' N , ! R , .NX ,, if V ,, ef vii ' '51 I ' V, my H 1' I 191-YL. Q , 'fag f , ' V5 , I .Ea f I ' lf 1 M y rf' , 'Vu -mi? 5' X Q 14 . Q X ,I I It-5 X. 'K Q ' ' T ' ' W N 1 , . s I W , . K, xl X 1 -F . . . K , K f r lTlxf'1v an ii. -4 ill Q -.-is 'I If- l2 .vz'.Iq7: ' 'I li! 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These dexterity tests were given as part of the United States Employment Service testing program, to help place students in jobs and to indicate job aptitudes. Shown work- ing on these tests are Benny Lara, Clara Guevara and Rosa Gomez. Tests offer constant challenges to MHS students--we take unit tests, six weeks tests, semester and daily tests. There are also vocabulary,current events, typing speed tests, math and science tests. Tests covering the parts of a frog, spelling, vocabulary, parts of speech, and so on, until every class of every student has been covered. lm... I 5 E GLIH ACTION ..... Linda Brown records her voice as .Tim Good- rum, Janice Lawson and Reggie McLendon listen. The speech class made valuable use of the tape record in improving their speaking voices. They also wrote speeches which they presented W to the class for criticism. Wet we 1 Writing skills emphasized. HOPE THEY APPRECIATE THIS! .... Hard- working Bill Lee exclaims to Glenn Dear. Colorful bulletin boards gave life to English classes. '41 Mrs. EdnaRichardsonreceivedherB S de greefromArkansasA and M, andherM S from the University of Arkansas. She teaches fresh men English and is freshman class sponsor Reading and collecting cups and sp ons ar her D' O U' U' ,... KD M ll l . M., x, mr - nr- mg E GLISH REACTION .... Can that be me? Linda Brown, below, finds it hard to believe that it is her own voice she hears, but Gloria Martinez assures her it is! 2, my 'ibm 12 i -l ,, ,Q fy.,.0,,f,Wj,, ,w,,,f Z ----,,.,,. Mr. Lewis B. Horne received his B.A, degree from Arizona State University. He sponsors the chess club. Mr. Horne's hobbies are music and writing. His first magazine short story was recently published. X - R .rf 'S J l . N 7 g K S . Q 9, E m g Q K M ffl I , an ,X 3' - 19 . , 4. -f sr we M X e may sax A . . ar R 'W wx 5 Q 5 ' a . Q: ,,, I . Mrs. Helen T. Arnold, below, received her A.B. degree from Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana, and her M.A. degree from Columbia University in New York. Mrs. Arnold sponsors the junior class. Her hobbies are music, swimming, photography, traveling and reading. -eip dl r - 5 v skid, L Q si , A I sk .-v Wh--,..., Fishing, ceramics, photography, hi-fi and traveling are hobbies of Mr. Vernon B. Schultz. He received his B. A. degree fromNorth Central College and his M. A. degree from the University of Arizona. He teaches sophomore English. Mr. Schultz is active in the Lion's Club and does church work at the Morenci Chapel. FROM NOUNS TO Macbeth... ..Speech and English classes gave MHS students a better understanding of the fundamentals of our lan- guage and prepared them for their future lives in a more demanding society. Four years of English are required at Morenci. Tape recordings, phonograph records, short story writing, literature and grammar structure study enlightened the students. These classes offered help also in spelling and correc- tive reading and writing. Shown below are Bobby Perea and Ernest Camacho listening to a recording of MacBeth. Betty Duarte and Roger Martinez, above, discuss the diagrarnrning of a complex sentence. Speech classes helped students gain the poise and vocabulary needed for public speaking as well as for conversational purposes. '1 iv-f '-' - - .n Tl 2 5 ? .. i A 1 lv . I yi 3.2: 'K 42 5 Q ager g1r1s prepare WH.AT'S YOUR PROBLEM? ...... On a panel discussion to solve Teenage Problems were Mrs. Alvillar, Mrs. Lawton and Mrs. Snyder, held in home economics II. Beginning classes included projects in cooking, sewing, home furnishings and house planning. OI' HOME ECONOMICS NVQZ HAVE A COOKIE . . . . Yolanda Mendoza passes refreshments to Pat Hogg and Geraldine Allen. The cookies were freshly made by the class. IS IT EVEN?. . . Judy Romero stands patiently while Cora Anaya checks the hemline of her skirt. future homem aking role. Miss Joy Rogers teaches home economics and sponsors the junior class. She received her B.S. degree from the University of Arkansas. Her hobbies are traveling, sewing, bowling, and cooking. lj a -zfcf ' .mi D e -Q.--Y- .m,,. a.. ' ,,N, . p l 5- Q ,ll-we: -W rr-- Mrs. Louise Park teaches algebra, plane geometry, trigonometry and solid geometry. She received her A.B, degree from Kansas University and her M. A. from Colurnbia University. She is the financial sponsor for the Copper Cat and also sponsors the sophomore class and the honor society. Mrs. Park's community activities include the St. James Episcopal Church and Guild. Her hobbies are sports, music and reading. SAY THAT AGAIN, PLEASE. . .Frank Ruedas is apparentlythe only one who got the message. Bewildered trigonometry students are Marshall Rice, Marion Moyers and Ray Morgan. Five helpful courses give SLIPSTICK EXTRAORDINARY ! . . . Mrs. Park found that using a large slide rule made learning easier, meanings clearer. Below, Mrs. Park ' ,ft Q fin .MZ wr Q1 ll QUICKLY NOW. . .Even the simplest problem requires thought and accuracy. Ted Cisneros and Olga Luna, below, find this to be especially true when one is working with decimals. Wifi. M 'VT' is 4 interesting math knowledge. demonstrates its use to Alvin Thornton, Marion Moyers and Frank Ruedas. Working at their seats are Sam Hayes and Ella Sisco. 7 869 PROVE IT! . . . Mathernatician Wayne Cross can show that he knows his business! Geometry students learned to find the unknown quantity MATHEMATICS M f 'f 'f ! 9 Q - '9 O . M gjfffvg i i9.. Q59 i f V E J. , f , uf 'K' U1 e 41 Q 2 -1' 4 M. ,eff Mrs. Beverly Nichols received her B. A. and M. A. degrees from Arizona State University. She teaches plane geometry, general math and college preparatory En- glish. Mrs. Nichols sponsors the sopho- more class and the F.T.A. Her comrnunity activities include teaching a Sunday school class at the First Baptist Church. She is director for both the choir and the junior choir. Her hobbies are reading and cook- mg. SQUARES ...... Not the boys! Don Johnson, Sammy Hayes and .Terry Duncan study geometric shapes. Made of paper, the forms make math e cl arer or angles. 1 svq , ,,Z Z 3 19 GRAPHIC ART. . . Bob Lyall learned a lot about constructmg graphs 1n h1s math classes H found that accuracy cannot be overstressed Morenc1 offers s1x courses 1n math rangmg from general math and algebra I to algebra II plane geometry solid geometry and tr1gono rnetry GEOMETRY COMES ALIVE Karl Baugh man explams to Rudy Arm1Jo and Pete Cueto one of the many ways to fxguxe the area of an l u af 21 of I , 1 x ' s ,ff J ,x f Mr. Edward J. Pfeifer received his B. S. and M Ed degrees fromSt. Thomas College. Mr Pfe1fer teaches generalmath and algebra He sponsors the sl1de rule classes and hunter safety classes Hxs commurnty act1v1t1es 1nclude Lxon s Club and he 18 a catech1sm teacher for the Holy Cross Church H1s hobb1es are huntmg and photography 1rregular body Pete however wants to argue the pomt' New -. Z0 v 1 . . e ' ' . 1 1 ' 0 . . . . - ' - y , 3 I fu' I K! f . I a , X H I Mwmtwm e Q lel M on 1 .. f H Students get basic training aaa-t...,,.,..-nd - in scientific application- INFLUENTIAL SATELLITE .... General science classes found themselves studying a new and fascinating subject, artificial satellites. Irene Estes, Charles Patterson, Sue Edwards, Willie Gonzales and Arthur Santa Cruz study a scale model of Sputnik. 'FV ,f A f SCIENCE WATCH IT!. . .Frank Flores and Frank Gonzales carefully pour hydrochloric Z acid into a graduated , J z scale to measure the K ti 8' 'ff required amount for 4 1 A 1 their experiment. ' 5? DQ ' Chemistry stu- , i I 1' i dents had laboratory Rik is Nia Q x 1 ni Sinn-M ,. 'If te i :fu 4 Q twice aweek. In class they studied the peri- odic chart, atoms, molecules and the chemical composition of various materials. Mrs. Ellen Z. Vandervort, below, received her A.B, degree from Peru State Teachers College and her M.S. degree fromthe University of Nebraska. Mrs. Vandervort, who sponsors the Wildcat and the student council, teaches biology and English II. She is president of the Morenci Teachers' Associationand takes part in church work, Pythian Sisters and the Eastern Star. Her hobbies are reading, nature study and traveling. S- New , c -it X RADIATION COUNT ...... Sandra Dolly and Harry Mi Kennedy count the radiation in the leaves of a plant whose roots were exposed to radioactive isotopes. Physics students were able to work with radiation because, under a special program, Mr. Galusky received radioactive materials from the government. Physics also provided students with a general know- ledge of what makes things tick. NOW, WHAT 'S NEXT '? .... Chemistry students Linda Ballis, Linda Pingleton, and Linda Troutman, below, proceed with an experiment. Q X ' Teaching both chemistry and physics is Mr. Joseph T. Galusky. He received his B.S. degree from West Virginia Wesleyan College, and his M. S. and M. A. degrees from West Virginia University. Fellowships to study at New Mexico Highlands University and the University of Wyoming were awarded to him. His community activities include Lion's Club, Catholic Action Club, Boy Scout Coun- selor and catechism teacher. His hobbies are reading, sports, trout fishing and attend- ing summer school. 23 SOCIAL SCIENCE robe Classes overnment DID YOU KNOW THE WORLD ISN'T ROUND? . . . . . . It's slightly pear shaped! . . . Rita Garcia informs Joan Ray and Larry Armijo. Mr. Charles Richardson received his B. S. and M.A. from the University of Tennessee. Mr. Richardson teaches world history and United States history. He sponsors the fresh- man class and the oratorical contest. P Q! I ag. roblems, past and present. 1 s l POLITICS ARE IMPORTANT ...... . . .Reports Benny Lara as he reads a topic on politics to an American problems class. Mr. John J. Glodis received his B.S. in Ed. and M.A. from Arizona State College at Flagstaff. Mr. Glodis teaches U.S. history and world geography. He is varsity basketball coach and coaches the J'.V. football team. He is a member of the Lion's Club and his hobbies are fishing and watching sports events. ...gl v--.J We-f Wwh' 3 Z V 4AA - t..N,,,,, .- AMERICAN PROBLEMS. . .is a survey study of situations seniors will meet after their gradua- tion. During first semester, methods by which organized pressure groups affect action on Z4 different phases of American life are empha- sized. Students also learntheir responsibilities as members of these groups. Federal income tax, social security and state and federal consti- tutions are studied during the second semester. Below, Frank Ruedas and Jim Trujillo find an assignrnent. ' wh WHY DIDN'T THEY BUY MORE OF THIS? .... questions Grace Orozco as she shows Ruby Pin- son the Gadsden Purchase. Mr. Neal K. Nichols received his B.A. in Education from Arizona State University. Mr. Nichols teaches all American problems classes and is coach of the junior high basketball team. His community activities include the Boy Scouts, Lion's Club and he is a member of the First Baptist Church. His hobbies are reading and golf. 1 n I 2 4 K A Q I-I 5's:msI 'X 25 is ' 'Wi it 1 ' wi 122 I LQOMNIERCIAL ' QQ , Z 4 f we Qyzjni 1 J, 'iq Ilf,'l?1'l 1 WHICH COMES FIRST ?. . . Typing students Betty Q McClure, Sarah Alvillar and Pauline Sloan debate . J, ig on a problem of correct alphabetical indexing. CAREFUL! . . . Connie Melton and LaVelle Mc- Use of business skills becomes pupils' objective. HOW MUCH WILL YOU GIVE ME?. . .General busi- ness students had a Barter Day, in which they brought objects from home to trade. This was a novel ex- perience for Gilbert Romero, Benjamin Morales, Orlando Lucero and Danny Rodriguez. . n it f I 7 Lendon, left, dubiously experiment with the mim- eograph machine. keeping, business economics and general business, She is freshman class sponsor, and her hobbies are sports, bowling and badminton. Miss Clausen received her B. S. degree from the University of Illinois and her M. S. from Arizona State University. She also sponsors the Dramatics Club. Miss Marjorie Johnson, right, teaches shorthand and beginning and advanced typing. She sponsors the Copper Cat. Miss Johnson received her B.S. degree from Ball State in Muncie, Indiana, and her M.S. degree from the University of Arizona. She is re- cording secretary of Delta Kappa Gamma, a member of the Greenlee County Society for Crippled Children and a member of the Morenci Public Library Board. Her hobbies are water color painting and photography I ll! il if ff MFT DO IT THIS WAY Explaining the typing as signment to Carmen Flores is Mary Salcido wnullvm an CGMMERCIAL fb ,f OH THIS IS EASY boasts Daniel Ybarr to Genevelyn Peete They are learning to us the adding machine Mrs Joe Ann Lawton received her B S and M Ed degrees from the University Arizona She teaches beginning typing and girls' counselor Mrs Lawton sponsors th Girls' League She is a member of the Boar of Directors of the Greenlee County Girl Sco Council choir member of the Morenci Chap and member of Delta Kappa Gamma She 1 Assistant Leader of Brownie Troop 14 an Morenci Chairman of the Greenlee Ceung Society for Crippled Children Z7 17-WZ: ,. 4' I , S ' ,V.Z I A 1 ' . E 9 I .1 1 .i J , Y 2 , X 'ff D , Q S? . , ....-. . A 5 3 A . . - '7 ' . I 'X . x ' it 5, ' . . lx. I - n . - U 5 I ' ...Y L, ' 1 ' ' ' . FOREIG A i 1' AH SENOR' There 18 more than one way to learn Span1sh as Johnny Ort1z Frank Flores Henry Paez Ernest Camacho Rudy Perez MADAMOISELLES J'uan1ta Abell and JBSSIS Baca study sentence structure and vocabulary 1n French class Z8 UAGES Frank Esparza and Dom1ngo Baca demonstrate Fore1gn language stud1es were enhanced through use of songs and rnus1c Le Franca1s adds mterest to language department Mr Ross Brxdewell teaches Spamsh I and II and French Iand II He recewed h1s A B degree from Duke Unlverslty H13 hobbles are fxshmg read1ng and h1k1ng Uklw Mx ,. ' . ... f 1 5 .4 Q' ' 4: if 94 X r A ' . ' 1. 5 1 14 A J, 'fs 1 , f. 'f if fl W 4 ,VK ,. , A mlb he . 'A K' T M ., .. l.': I uv.. f 1:1 L at L5 2 K' I ,J A .1 V ,E 22 e at . a rt M e 'e,r 12 l 3 ,E an A 1 22 f ,R- W 3, .1 K + K 'L , , . .... I ' ' . I . , , . . i I I ' ' ss ' ar - 'I I 0 I Q ,Q I' Q n U n 1 ' l a RT Students reveal originality, talent through crafts. . fnlv Xwpax , Mr. Loren B. Wilson received his A.B. degree from Northwest Nazarene College and his M.S. degree from the University of Oregon. He teaches art and sponsors the junior class. Mr. Wilson helps with photo- graphy for the yearbook. He is member of the Lion's Club. Stone and silver jewelry making, painting and photography are his hobbies. uf. 6 u' 'fi al . :gf -'41, . 1 .. ,L,. 1 WHAT YA DOIN'?...Joyce Wright and Jack Mitchell took on a special project in Art II. They prepared the posters for the junior play. WATCH YOUR FINGER... Linda Henderson swings a mean mallet on a leatherwork project! Sonja Kennedy, in the background, works on her leather project. Art students worked on posters, leatherwork and scenery. They drew views of the surrounding countryside, smoke- stack and the nearby buildings. Second semester art students worked on drafting, portraits, oil painting and linoleum block printing. Z9 SHOPS Industrial arts projects emphasize craftmanship. INDUSTRIOUS ..... metal shop workers are Albert Moya, Dimas WHAT IN THE WORLD .... Sanchez, Ray Rojas and Roger Martinez. Theyareworking on a pro- is it. Vi1'giI1i0 Baca? It ject--making funnels. will soon be a book case. KNICKNACKS .... Will be held by this rack made by Rumaldo Romero and Richard Rojas in wood shop. TOUGH, ISN'T IT '? .... Samlelayes, Jimmy Roberts and Ray Morgan find mechanical drawing a chal Ienge. 'fi ? M BUSY BOYS9 Pete Sierra and Ruben Xochxhua complete the1r project a modern shelf THE PICTURE OF INDUSTRY Wood shop students Bxll Armxjo BennyCervantez and Rudy Vega lower rlght work on thexr 1nd1v1dual ass1gnments Beg1nn1ng and advanced classes 1n metal shop and mtroductory mechamcal drawmg were taught by Mr Alfred Umstead Mr Umsteadrecewed hxs A B from Peru State Teachers' College and h1s M A from the Colorado State College of Educat1on He 15 an actlve member of the L1on's Club and the Commercxal Bowlmg League H15 hobb1es are huntmg f1sh1ng and rock collectmg 1... Mr Harry Reeves recexved h1s B S 1 Ed from Ft Hayes Kansas Mr Reeves teaches wood shop and sponsors the freshman class He 18 a member of the L1on's Club and the B P O E Z . , rw, , 2 , f MMM W 4 V 'I ,ff X ' ,f M ,, M. V, V4 ' lb . , ' -2 I Q, V 15,2 , 4 lf if 0 a if 4 1, 5.7, ,YB y f 1 Q 5 it ' ' If Q f , ,WI X I . 4 4 I I M I ,, M 1 Z , , , , - . . . . . . . - , . . . . . .n . - . , . . 0 n I 0 - a . . 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Sports and sportmanship head program for year. l HOLD THAT BALL During an exc1t1ng game 1n gxrls P E Celia Guerrero works hard to retainthe ball Margie Camacho guards Cel1a closely while Marg1eGarc1a stands ready to get Anderson Sherrelle Wxllxams Bella Gonzales Eva Ann Whitrner Glor1a Barajas and B1ll1e Anderson stand ready to act referee was M1ss Bxttmger This il only one of the many act1vit1es which take place in g1rls' phys1cal education classes Tumbl1ng exerc1s1ng dancmg and games of all sorts are offered to the girls as well as a course 1n health Good grooming proper con duct and personal health hab1ts are taught 1n a szx week course Turnbl1ng was the most popular act1v1ty The g1rls learned various stunts wh1ch strength ened the1r muscles and unproved co ord1nat1on 32 M1ss J'an1e B1tt1nger g1rls' P E teacher rece1ves her B S and M S degrees from New Mexzco Western College She sponsors the porn pon g1rls cheerleaders and the G A A Mem bersh1p 1n the Bowlxng League is her commun1ty 3Ct1V1ty and her hobb1es mclude co1n collectmg and class1cal musmc . . ' ..' u u , u 1 4 1 the ball on the rebound. Tillie Baca. Bettv BOYS' P.E Boys participate in broad, exciting sports program VING FUN .... are Ronny Cox, Charlie Mar- , John Garcia, Hector Munoz, Alfred QQ! is , .xl ' hm . Ma, are-.ff Wim ,,. r Q . , ,Q.,,c... y U-mis Medina and Jerome Martinez. Calisthenics were a regular part of boys' P. E. classes. This year the boys' high school physical education classes were taught by Mr. Jake Rowden until shortly after the beginning of the second semester, when he accepted an assistant coaching job at the University of Arizona. Mr. John Johnson taught the classes for the remain- der of the year. At the beginning of the school year the gym floor was flooded and the basketball team as well as the P.E. classes had to meet outside until the floor was replaced. Mr. Jake Rowden received his B. A. degree from the University of Maryland. He sponsors the senior class and the Letterman's Club, and his hobbies are golf, fishing and hunting. DRIVER TRAINING - ' Bookwork and practice 1- bring auto understanding. 1-I' f ' Farrning, beekeeping and hunting are hobbies of Mr. Thelo D. Motes, driver training teacher at Morenci. He received his B. S. degree from Arizona State University, and his M. A. degree from Arizona State College. His community activities include Lion's Club and Boy Scouts. CAUTION: WOMAN DRIVER.. . Even the girls get into the act! Learning to park was a major part of the course in driver training. Kenneth Barry, Ronny Duncan, Eddie Roman, Gerald Padgett, Carl Cascarelli, John Garcia and Alvin Wilcoxsen find it easy to learn by watching. MM' iti ss'e 'f' HEEL! H: If rrrr ,Aur- .0 IT MUST BE INTERESTING!...Judging from the expressions of Gerald Padgett, Sally Guerrero, Ronny Duncan, John Garcia, Alvin Wilcoxsen and Eddie Roman. They are watching a visual edu- cation movie on the importance of safe driving. -.1 TS Wt'- 'fx Mhz' Ni -I if-Mf iii? 'M - 2 ACLTEVITIE 14.5 4 X ,' if ' ala' ', ' , ,, 1 V A y.. FTA. Teen-age members aspire to teaching -61 i,i ABOVE: Row One: Dora Cisneros, Margie Garcia, Norma Arvallo, Rita Garcia and Char- lotte I-Iuish. Row Two: Lillian Flores, Jessie Baca, Gloria Barajas, Nellie Maldonado, Eli- BELOW: Row One: Connie Salas, Nellie Salci- do, Douglas Whitehurst, Carolina Pena and Yolanda Mendoza. Row Two: Irene Marin, Melendez, R ena V. I 57' -gy profession, Carol Acosta, Betty Anderson, Albert Arv Helen Herrera, Bob Jones and Emilie Go Not pictured: Allan Begay. zabeth Huish, and Irene Lstes. Row Tl d Vivian Lee and Margie Sloan. Row Three: Mae Sisco, Verone Lawton, Pauline Dora Paez and Mrs. Nichols. PM Organization gains insight, practical 1 KI MINUTES .... of a previous F. T. A. meeting are read by Irene Marin to Pauline Sloan, Irene Aragon, Dora Cisneros, Teddy Romero, Albert Arvallo and Mary Lou Romero. Members of the Future Teachers ofAmerica meet regularly on the first and third Tuesday of each month to learn and discuss possible diffi- culties and problems of the teaching profession. Elected to assume leadership and responsi- bilities this year were president Ella Mae Siscog vice president Albert Arvallo, secretary Irene Marin, and treasurer Verone Lawton. This organization, consisting of students who desire to become teachers, has numerous activities in which they participate during the year. The annual day for members to visit the grade schools was held high in the members' esteem. The members were given an oppor- tunity to observe and deal with the children, giving them an idea of the teaching profession. PT. experience. 1 4 I ,,,,,,.,..m.'-v 'I ,.,,..,....f-v--' 9 0 v 2 U l I Q f -4- W? 5 +4 vii ' c -im VERY PRETTY .... Below, Irene Marin compli- ments Ella Mae Sisco on her F. T.A. pin, which was chosen by F. T. A. members because of its insignia. DRAMATICS CLUB Amateurs make their actin FIRST ROW: Linda Brown, Irene Marin, Dora Cisneros, Nora Garcia, Jessie Baca, Vicki Cain, Jo Willa Hall, Sandra Dolly, Clora Milligan. SECOND ROW: Gaylon Miller, Bertha Diaz, Gloria Barajas, Janice Lawson, Earlene .as 40 DRAMATICS CLUB assembhes, expeuence teaches bas1c stage rules FIRST ROW Marshall R1ce Clydene Sch1sler Rodgers Sandra Wolfe Nancy Snyder Douglas LindaP1ngleton L1ndaTroutman RenaQu1gley Wlutehurst THIRD ROW M1ke Stanley Earl SECOND ROW Mrs Margaret Snyder Shlrley Peterson D1ck R1ce Mrs Ph1l Dav1dson demonstrates make up techmques on Mary Akley at a Dra matlcs Club meetmg Mxss Sh1rley Clausen and Mrs Mar garet Snyder sponsored Dramatxcs Club thxs year Under the1r able 1nstruct1on the members presented several plays for the benefxt of the student body The off1cers elected th1s year were pres1dentL1ndaBall1s v1cepres1dentLaRue Feemster and secretary treasurer V1ck1 Caxn Make Room for Rodney a humorous play presented to the student body was an example of the club members many cap ab1l1t1es Meetmgs were held regularly 1n M1ss Clausen s room and dues were collected and put to varmous uses 41 fl ,f A - I ,5 A 3 ' Q . 1 A c 5 7 E A P , I A I . I , 1 I . , . , . ' . u z . I : . , . , . . . . . . nh' Q . . ' T c,, . . . I A . . . . , , 7 I 1 ' X JI ll X I ' QR . , , v - Q Q . . . H ' si COPPER CAT Eighteen strive for originality, complete MHS story After receiving six first-class ratings out of seven entries, the Copper Cat staff worked again this year for the coveted All-American rating. Miss Marjorie Johnson provided the guid- ance as eighteen class members drew up pages, prepared write-ups, sold advertising and sub- scriptions and performed the necessary tasks involved in producing a successful yearbook. The staff had good times, too. Trips to Clifton and Safford were made to sell advertise- ments. In October three members of the class attended the press conference at Arizona State University. There they learned much about production of a really good annual. Financial advisor, Mrs. Louise Park, handled the monetary problems for the Copper Cat staff. Enthusiastic workers iwere, front row, Miss Marjorie Johnson, advisory Larry Goodner, Jean Drace, Pat Egan, Rosalie Marietti, staff membersg and Jeanette Monsegur, Senior Section Editor. Second row includes: Jackie Bancroft, Managing Editorg Charles Patterson, staff memberg Christine Moreno, Advertising . + Q:-:N ' '-min sf 6 I rf' W 2 -.Q-E Subscription sales went well, as the smiles of Jackie Bancroft, Tommy Preston and Norma Mitchell prove. Managerg Bob Jones, Paula Cox, Shirley Rodgers and Jackie Young, staff members. Third row are Norma Mitchell, Editor-in-chiefg Verone Lawton, Copy Editorg Bob Ballis, staff memberg George Johnson, Head Photographerg Ronnie Knott, Sports Editorp and Tommy Preston, Sub- scription Manager. I I . ' f c- 5' si 5. - 1. CHESS CLUB ie '32 in Sloan and Ph1lip Mann MIDDLE ROW Ronald Park B1lly Durr and Johnny Basham lNot Kellner Earl Peterson Bob Jones and Mr p1ctured Verone Lawton and Sarah Alv1llar I Compet1t1vc Students Part1c1pate In Strategu: Games One of the most mteresting activ1t1es the Chess Club had ten part1c1pat1ng members Thexr sponsor th1s year was Mr Lew1s Horne The meetmgs were conducted every mormng before school mn Mr Horne's room Below J1mmy Hall and Ph1l1p Mann fxnish a game as Terry Park waxts to play the ernergmg wmner R1ght Verone Lawton Dee Sloan and Ronn1e Cox look on as EarlPeterson and Ph1l1p New members were soon compet1ng w1th the veterans mn an excxtmng game of skill Challenges were conducted by the po1nt system as 1n past years Each member was requlred to accept at least one challenge a week Mann near complet1on of a game mmm, 44 N? R .1 -A A Q if DT A v , C -1 E . , A f 'S 'A H A s V, 'V R ' as wlf m'f, L Q al 4:4 , 0 X 4 , hh' X 1 , 4 7 X ' R , 1 f 1 'sl in C R A K-K 14 K' A i. , K Amy BACK ROW: Alva Wilgoxon, Ronnie Cox, Dee Lewis Horne, sponsor. FRONT ROW: Terry T 2 C ,,,f4fp4 , y y S 4 .-' -fl I' 5 X +. Q, ,inf 11 ,xi , ' f X r s GIRL LEAGUE Bus irls rou meets m Q 1 ' ,--. 3 Q is , ' ft 'V ' 1 i iff will o LW f R.. ROW 1: Margie Camacho, Hope Orozco, Margie Garcia, Maria Camacho, Cora Anaya. ROW Z: Sponsor Mrs. Lawton, Connie Salas, Lillian Flores, Gloria Barajas, Jessie Baca, Angie COME AND VOTE. . .Girls' League officers Maria Camacho, Jackie Bancroft, supervise the voting of Gloria Barajas, Clara Guevara, Betty Walker, Glenda Conyer. They are voting for Girls' League Secretary and class officers. Waiting in line are Ramona Pena, Rosa Gomez. 1 ,f ' 3 . 'rs-,ps .Q 46 nthl rcscnts al a form al 1 G37 i W fa ' 1 w I X Aguilar, Esperanza Borjon, Carolyn Tread- away. ROW 3: Verone Lawton, Jackie Ban- croft, Norma Mitchell, Jeanette Andrews, Linda Troutman, Sponsor, Miss Glover. The Girls' League is a senior high organiza- tion open to all girls in the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. It brings girls who are new to MHS into its activities, giving them fine opportunities to get acquainted with other girls. The League holds several annual social events such as the Girls' League formal, Girls' Party and Spanish dinner. Maria Carnacho, presidentg Margie Cam- acho, vice-presidentg Jeanette Andrews, secre- taryg Jackie Bancroft, treasurer, are the Girls' League officers. The year activities were started by an all girls' pot luck dinner. The girls brought food representing the various countries of the world. They wore appropriate costurnes. The theme for the annual Girls' League formal was Orchids in the Moonlight . Used to decorate the gymnasium were silhouettes of a city. In the center of the floor was a wishing well. In February the Spanish dinner was held in the home economics roorn with the girls pre- paring and serving the food. The thirty girls who earned the highest points by selling Christmas cards, cokes and tickets for the Spanish dinner went on the trip at the end of the year. v 'V' ,Q F2 Q L wx - A if 'ar' ALOHA .... Judging from their costumes, Esther Esqueda, Irene Vasquez and Cecilia Esqueda must like poi and pineapple. EVEN SENIORS MUST PLAY ! . . . Participants in the hula-hoop contest are Christine Moreno, Jessie Baca and .T Melendez. 5' 'l COUNTING CALORIES, MRS. LAWTON? . . . She's caught in a weaker moment, evidently. Verone Law- ton and Miss Clausen help themselves to potato chips. AREN'T THEY CUTE? ...Mary Akley, Barbara Montgomery, Janis McClellan and Shirley Cooper. watch the rest of the program. THIRSTY, HUH? .... Helen Villarreal Irene Marin and Lillian Flores take that f 42' pause that refreshes. N 1 - -4f K5 ,f 'f' GIRLS' LEAGUE Delicious Spanish dinner finances spring trip. CONNIE WATCH THAT LADDER' Irene Marin naive g1rl trusts Connxe Salas to steady her ladder ltsvtggy :ZW GIRLS' LEAGUE? HONORARY MEMBERS' Ronnie Cox DonCrane and .Tack Mitchell helped the girls make the scenery for the formal I THINK HE NEEDS SIZE TEN' Having anew gym floor ra1ses new problems as L1ll1an Flores Judy Melendez and Dora C1sneros found Tennis shoes were used to protect the new floor MOONLIGHT MUSIC Dreamy music matched the theme as dancers engoyed the smooth rhythm of Chapo and his orchestra in of E f ' 1 ,K .dm I . , . . , , . .t . , , . ' 11' C 5 v f z 4 . 'r ,Q ,, Mrfwv- Q N 1 .. , . last l , 1 QW sim 'vi W yy, ., '39 ,, 'w,,. Q , , - 'M' wk' ,f ' Q N. 'WA .V I n 2 ,M W g ' J' Q, iz I O 2 i M T Q A f --433, MM, -, Yxalfg 4. , ff SW.. fsliili W grins GAA ROW1 DoraC1sneros Mar1aCamacho Shrrley Cole Norma Arvallo Margarrta Camacho J'6!'1I116 Altarn1rano Olga Car1llo Irene Aragon Cora Anaya Miss .Tame B1tt1nger ROW 2 Neola Baughman Paula Clark Amta Dosela Enthusiasuc members of the G A A ob ta1ned then' letters by acqu1r1ng f1ve hundred polnts whlch they earned by part1c1pat1ng 1 basketball baseball and volleyball Capable off1cers were elected by the g1rls early 1n the year They were JCSSIS Baca Ermmda Alvxllar Betty Anderson L1llian Flores Jess1e Baca Quetllde Baca V1rg1n1a De Herrera ROW 3 Lol1ta Dosela Irene Duran Glor1aAragon NancyBeck AnnBomlla Sandra Cox Rosle Espmosa Lyd1aCervantez pres1dent Lyd1a Cervantez secretary Teddy Romero VICE pres1dent and Norma Arvallo recorder Few meetmgs were held the flrst semester because of the repa1r1ng of the gyrn but the g1rls had regular meetxngs dur1ng the second semester Athleuc lasses enloy healthy sports compet1t1on ROW 1 JaFaye Gentry Aurora Gallegos Irene Velasquez Elvra Soto Sandra Ra1ns Judy Romero R1ta Garc1a Bel1a Gonzales Judy Melendez ROW Z Dahlma P1zano Erlmda Lopez Marsha Jones Irene Mar1n Grace Huuzar Mar g1e Garcia Eva Ann Whltmer V1rg1n1a Paez ROW 3 Cel1a Guerrero Ramona Pena T eddy Romero Mary Lou Romero Irene Garcla Pat Romlne 50 . 0 . .1 ' . A A . ' H. if 1 ' 'X ' X 4 ' 'M 1 2 1 S ' l 7 4 : . I . , . , , , , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' , ' ' ' , 3 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' 0 I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 ' 1 1 , . , , . , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 . f , , 7 1 1 1 1 'A W -'O . ' 3 .... -V , ,, 3: y . ,l s I N , an y ' ry I n G K I r ps A3 CAST MEMBERS WERE FrontRow I-IORATIO Douglas Whltehurst LAURIE Sarah Alv1llar MARK Philip Berra. JOAN Jams Harrxson WALLY M1ke Agu1lar and MARTHA Verone Lawton Back Row MISS GUS Lorrame IOR 1' Zilf rf 5 Ashmhurst CAROLINE Espxe Morales AME LIA V1rg1n1a Ward WALOLA Lela Hanna THERESA Carolyn Treadaway GRACE V1v1an Lee LILLIAN Rena Qu1gley TED Albert Arvallo and SIDNEY Davzd Jackson Fund rarsmg drama presented by thrrd year class Jemore Ps yr I -fs ,, A Ile ESI. slogasl The Lxttle Dog Laughed was presen d by the Jumor class onDecember 5 1958 The plot unfolded the troubles caused m a typ1ca1 Amer1canfam1ly by the college student daugh ter and her knowledge of psychology Thls three act comedy w1th xts enthus 1aBt1C cast kept two apprecxatxve aud1ences 1augh1ng from the begmnmng to the end Mrs. Helen Arnold d1rected the play Carolyn Treadaway was student director, Emxlxe Godbey was prompter and Johnny Ortxz was stage manager LEFT Janxs Harnson, MLkeAgu1lar, Albert Arvallo, Dav1d Jackson, Rena Quigley and Verone Lawton, try to stop a pa1nt brush f1ght, durxng the mght performance. P f V' -I I . Ti. M f 5 , H K 'M -7 N n t f gg . f ,, ' J Q T Q 1, , It ': It ,lf ' ' ,.x I 1 l:f+ +f'- f .1 ff . ff' Ziff fl, ' X it mi- 4.1. ' , fn. T4 1 . ' ,U y A 't V ' , ' , ' ff . 7 ., , I Y V ,ff , I 3 at W 9 : 1 I I 1 . I ' ' : , ' 2 , ' ' ' 9 . 9 y ' l v u ' 2 1 3 I 1 ' ' I s S n I l v . : ll ll, ' s , ' . l I I D. ,A S ' , ' te I . . i ' . - ' . . - HONOR SOCIETY Grades and activity HONOR SQCIETY by members striving for National Honor Society goal BAD Peppy group repeats New Year Sun Bowl performance ROW 1: Dorothy Foote, Deanna Johnson, Gale Wiltbank, Nancy Snyder, Lela Hanna, Margie Sloan, Mary Lafferty, Charlotte Huish, Nancy Beck and Terry Spezia. ROW 2: Don Johnson, Sarah Alvillar, Elizabeth Huish, Susan Morrow, Rena Quigley, Joan Tibbits, Lansing Waldorf, lx 54 36 Vivian Lee, Laree Reynolds, Rosie Martinez Waldorf, Kenneth Clemmer, Edith Johnson and Carolyn Moyers. ROW 3: Charles Fuentes, Rafaela Provencio, Richard Quigley Jerome Martinez, Alfred Medina, David Orr Hector Reudas, Gilbert Vasquez,VictorRuedas Francis Instrumentally speaking, M. H. S. has a band of which to be proud. From the band room comes the gay beat of our fight songs and other vibrant numbers. The balance of instruments and pleasing harmony is the result of hours of rehear- sals. This year the band was under the direction of Mr. Jack Sweeney and his assistant Mr. David Evans. The Morenci High School Band was directed this year by Mr. Jack Sweeney. His college degrees include a Bachelor of Science from Sam Houston State College and a Master of Music Education from Vandercook C oll e ge of Music. His hobbies are art, record collecting and photography. His community activities are MorenciLions'Club, Men's Quartet. Precision marching, spirited playin BAND , high-stepping J 1 'v Charles Patterson, George Montoya, Emilie Godbey, Robert Garcia, Nellie Maldonado, Tillie Lira, Donna Peters, Earl Peterson, Frank Gonzales, Hector Munoz. ROW 4: Clydene Schisler, Mike Stanley, Larry Armijo, Jim Practicing on the parade grounds during morning hours became routine for the band members as they worked to perfect their drills. Several groups have organized and branched out from the regular band. The pep band, German band, dance band and the twirlers all worked to make our high school band one of the best in the state. Assistant band director this year and sponsor of the fifth, sixth and seventh grade band is Mr. David Evans. He re- ceived his Bachelor of Music Education degree from West Texas State College. His hobbies are photography and garden- ing. His community activities are the Morenci Lions' Club and the Presbyterian Church Choir. 'I Todacheeny, Mike Aguilera, Richard Hamilton, Dwain Crane, John Bacon, Bob Doerges, Gary Reeves, John Monsegur, John Ortiz, John Garcia, Ricky Brokaw, Barbara Austin, Richard Stoner, Harry Kennedy, Fred Perez and Steve Luna. 55 BA D fW'f'fW to football half mme Enthusxastlc rnajorettes th1s year agam strutted across the fxeld ahead of the band Thls l1vely bunch lncluded Lela Hanna Deanna John son head tw1rler Sarah Alvlllar and Rosa Max-t1nez Batons flash1ng 1n the sun the g1rls marched through El Paso where the band played for the Sun Bowl game on New Years Day In add1t1on to performxng w1th the band at games and parades the four w1ll always remem ber long hours of practlce and the resultlng cramped legs Deanna Johnson and Sarah Alvlllar majored mn tw1rl1ng at a summer musxc camp Below Our band on dress parade nf ,Q 0 'NARA ,Sli Da 5 4 fe ... -if-f J, swf BANDOFFICERS ROW1 Em1l1e Godbey treasurer Deanna John son head l1brar1an and Sarah Alv1llar secretary ROW2 John Ort1z l1brar1an Charles Fuen tes po1nt keeper Don Johnson pres1dent Steve Luna supply off1cer and JohnnyBacon supply off1cer NOT PICTURED Rudy Arm1Jo v1cepres1dent RayL1ra l1brar1an and Ph1l1p Berra supply off1cer 56 , I 1 ., - . , 1 , , I - ' ll' - . . . , - , . , . . . , . Y I ' ' A- 1 7 A Q, . Q Q .- . . . , Q -. 44 Eg QS A 9 A ' ' ' ' 1 -r of fer ff me-1 f 5 ' 'fa ' :JET 4- ' c rr '5' My VJ- M R 1 'V Q f M , '.' I I U.. . mf a I 1 I 24 ' . w ry y J .ua M W 4 sf. ,. l ' J ld l ,Y ...M-as W 3 l 1 fr . 8 1, V I -Q? V l ' ssl it 1 X I i V. .:'- , rsfvfgil I A A , I .V K I , :VM K. 1 Q '- I . 1 - I . , . . 3 - , ' 9 , ' 9 . I 1 .. , . . i . I . . 3 .. , QUILL D scRoLL Six proudly claim places in journalism honorary X ' il, xy , ix X e S ,xl ff ' '11 Initiates Ella Mae Sisco, Janice Treadaway, Norma Mitchell, Juanita Bradford, Christine Moreno, and Ronnie Knott hear conditions of membership listed by installing officer Patricia Sorells. Membership injournalisrn honorary society was gained by the following qualifications: Rank in upper third of classg junior standingp out- standing work in high school publicationsg ap- Bette Parsons and Philip Berra entertained with their spirited rendition of Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better! Miss Jean Glover, their d i r e c t o r and accompanist, listens amusedly. in Y proval of society's national executive secretaryg and recommendation by the advisor of local publications group. Guest speaker at the initiationbanquet was Judge Porter Murry. Interested audience in- cluded Mrs. Murry, Norma Mitchell, Juanita Bradford, and Mrs. J.H. Fairbanks. 1 f, a n X .J D SPECIAL HO OR 4 E 3 i Q Q 'E 3 l Q Q 'WM' Congratulat1ons aga1n Allan ' Mr Charles R1chardson sponsor of the M H S Oratoncal Contest shakes the hand of f1rst place w1nner Allan Begay Runners up are Rafaela Proven 'Umm c1o second and Sarah Alvlllar th1rd The bas1c subject of the1r speeches was the Umted States Constitutxon In the state contest Allan placed second mv Ju.-.. '18-' .auf qifz it Speclal honors went to Ray Morgan appomtment to West Po1nt Jeanette Monsegur BettyCrocker Award L1ndaBa1l1s salutatonan Mana Cam acho D A R Award Alla1 Begay general 58 -..gfi scholarsh1p to the Un1vers1ty of Anzona and Ella Mae Sxsco ValCd1CtO1'1an and rec1p1ent of the Elks' Most Valuable Student Award . A 5 V - L M 5 Egfr 1 f ' 2 -A n 2 i' M ' ' , . . ' , s ' , ' . Q , Q I n ' . 1 Y ' , at 7 V, , 'H wg, M ' f mr tk h K H I S2 ,, H if , ' v .swf fr A . 'R-1' M-W 9 .Jai Mm . -f 4' , L 5' V jk .ff .fl 2' 7 A' Q ff ,, 1 ' . , . . . . . 5 . 9 , . , . . . . 2 . . , . 3 . - . , - - - 2 ' 1 BOYS' A D GIRLS' STATE Outstandin 'fr f' VIL, ., cl seven receive education in litics ff, AHIZUM! lg. Q ,f Ai Seven excited juniors attended the Boys' and Girls' State conventions last summer. They were Irene Marin, Norma Mitchell and Ella Mae Sisco, front row. Back row are Rudy Armijo, Raymond Morgan, Allan Begay and Stevean Carrell. Leadership, character and service were among the qualifications the American Legion and its Auxiliary considered when they chose delegates to Girls' and Boys' State. Raymond Morgan, Stevean Carrell, Rudy Armijo and Allan Begay represented Morenciat Boys' State, held at Arizona State College. Norma Mitchell, Ella Mae Sisco and Irene Marin were selected to attend the session at the Universityof Arizona. The imaginary states gave delegates an opportunity to set up and operate their own governments. They coped with the typical pro- blems of local, county and state governments for the seven-day program. Politics played a major role in their conventions. The elections of governing officials gave participants ex- perience in using voting machines, campaigning and learning to select the best-qualified person for each position. Irene Marin, right, and a fellow citizen of Cholla city pose at the entrance to Arizona Girls' State. 2- X if i -4 I Xrx -. CFFICE HELPER Six cacablc assistants lend -5 -Ll Six students, Marvene Bradford, Linda Brown, Rafaela Provencio, Linda Troutman, Jackie Tomerlin and Jeanette Andrews, assisted in the office by running errands, taking announce - ments, collecting absence slips, dispensing Linda Troutman and Mrs. Ruth Clem- mer prepared letters for mailing while Betty Walker made up the morning absence list, one of the daily duties of the office girls. P 2? JUNIOR PROM QUEEN Margarita Camacho I 42 fin? GIRLS' LEAGUE KING Allan Begay .T UNIOR PROM KING Philip B erra JR. HIGH HO OR SOCIETY Leading studcntsiarc rewarded for Work Well done. To be eligible for the junior high honor society a grade average of slightly better than a two is required. Miss Roberta Watt and Mrs. Isobel Maslar were the sponsors for this or- ganization, whose purpose is to honor the outstanding junior high students for grades well earned. Parties were given each six weeks for students who made the honor roll. They organized and planned them under a president who was newly elected each term. At the right, newly elected presi- dent, Sherry Andrews, conducted the first honor society meeting of the year Other members present were Jan Ram- sey, Francis Wilcox and Barbara Lyall Row 3: DickyKerr, William Bryant Dean Hull, Allan Williams, AlanCraw- ford. Row 2: Miss Watt, Charles a 1 it V tt Richardson, Francis Wilcox, Sharon Lockwood, Kitty Holmes, Mike McGaha, Mrs. Maslar. Row 1: Lydia Pizano, Margaret Arvallo, Sherry Andrews, Jan Ramsey, Marian Shubert, Barbara Lyall. JR HIGH TUDENT COUNCIL Student government effeetwely patrols busy halls Elected as .Tumor Hxgh Student Counczl off1cers for the year 1958 59 were pres1dent GaryPreston v1ce pres1dentR1cky Nat1ons and secretary treasurer Sherry Andrews Under the leaderslup and gu1dance of Mr George Hearn and Mrs Edgar Dav1d son these offxcers and student represen tatwes from each class undertook the task of student government Campa1gn1ng for cleaner lockers reg ulatzng hall traffxc and settmg up rules for the students to follow were the ma1n act1v1 t1es of the Ju.n1or H1gh Student Counc1l In late January the Jun1orH1gh Councll sponsored the1r annual dance, whlch seventh and exahth graders attended Sharon Beauford and Brenda Lusk rmght put up a dxsplay on the bullet1n board The Counc1l kept the board attractive w1th displays for varxous occasmons Cav L, 'f g- 4 M s Q ig C0l1I1C1l Members ROW 1 Carol R1chardson Herrera Ruben Moreno W1ll1am Bryant Alan M1ke Jones Byrd Farrow Berkley Stearns Crawford Mr George Hearn ROW 3 Rxcky Patty Austzn ROW 2 Mrs Edgar Dav1dson Nat1ons Arthur Mendoza Gary Preston M1ke Eddxe Anderson Sherry Andrews Yolanda McGaha 63 , . - . . . Y . - it l if W , V, Q N H . Y s 1-Q A 4' 'g Ve 4 Q ' ' , A gel, 'f', .g , fy ta . . I tvs... f ' 45 A as ri! myiw Q.: 'g 'ty , ,trite-55 A Q 1: f 1' -, . :Q 1 tiff we iQ'iftffF2. it Wil ' 1 I , I ' 5 : I . 2 . ' . ' . , , ' ' I I ' P .r'f' -4 h 1 A , M I r 1 ' 5 1 A 'K f T F g . V. Q 5 S 5 X B Q K 5 Q g W n H ..s,g . X 1 X A li VOCAL MUSIC Glee club, girls' Miss Jean Glover received her B.M. and M.M.Ed. from North Texas State Teachers' College. Miss Glover is in charge of vocal music, and she sponsors all vocal groups. Her hobbies are reading, knitting and growing flowers. Under the direction of Miss Jean Glover vocal activities began with the presentation of programs to local service clubs. Boosting Christmas spirits. the arnnns: nresented their CHOIR, ROW 1: Espie Morales, Janis Harrison, Jeanette Monsegur, Clydene Schisler, Lansing Waldorf, Philip Berra. ROW Z: Rena Quigley, MadelynSpezia, Elizabeth Huish, RickyBrokaw, and mixed choir resent annual SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE, ROW 1: Helen Villarreal, Donna Peters, Clydene Schisler, Juanita Abell, Elvia Soto. ROW Z: Judy Clover, Susan Morrow, Tammy Ferber, Mary Akley, Nellie Maldonado. a program to add to the enjoyment of Parent's Night. Highlighting the second semester was the Music Festival at Thatcher, April 17-18, which vocal music groups attended. The finale of the year was performing for Baccalaureate services on May 18. Karl Baughman. ROW 3: Judy Clover, Mary Holman, George Johnson, Harry Kennedy, Don Johnson. 1313 I in if 1 4 .ax 1 x ,'1'lv, , 'DAX mx ' All ,if jg yi VOCAL MUSIC Community groups request ensembles' I 'vu : wg SOPRANO, ROW 1: Jenny Altamirano, Dora Cisneros, Sharron Fields, Geraldine Allen, Nora Garcia, Marquetta Cook, Irene Aragon, Aurora Gallegos. ROW Z: Jeanne Drace Cecilia Esqueda, Donna Peters, NormaArvallo SECOND SOPRANO, ROW 1: Irene Marin, Lillian Flores, Joyce Morgan, Sherelle Will iams Pat E an Jo Willa Hall, Esther Esqueda 2 g 1 P Cora Anaya, Virginia DeHerrera. ROW 2: Mary Lafferty, Tamara Ferber, Mary Akley .I rformances. Gloria Barajas, Shirley Cooper, Irene Estes. ROW 3: Helen Villarreal, Jackie Young, Mar- vene Bradford, Joan Tibbits, Susan Morrow, LaRue Feemster, Laree Reynolds. Linda Pingleton, Deanna Johnson, Barbara Montgomery, Janice Lawson, Pauline Sloan. ROW 3: Virginia Park, DorothyFoote, Christine Moreno, Sharlotte Pounds, Linda Troutman, Helen Herrera, Virginia Munoz. ' 1 . ALTO, ROW 1: Angie Aguilar, Juanita Abell, Erminda Alvillar, Elvia Soto, Mercy Romero, Rosa Martinez, LaDonna Miller, Rita Garcia, PatriciaRodriguez, Carolina Pena,Irene Velas- quez. ROW 2: Priscilla Luna, Marie Vasquez, s Connie Salas, Yolanda Mendoza, Sandra Cox, JaFaye Gentry, Tillie Lira, Judy Melendez. ROW 3: Ella Mae Sisco, Norma Mitchell, Jackie Bancroft, Linda Ballis, Jeanette Andrews, Gaylon Miller, Gay Ramsey. WILDCAT Hardworking staff publishes weekly school record 3 f ROW 1: Dick Rice, sports editor, Janis Harri- son, assistant editorg Carolyn Treadaway, assistant editor, Mrs. Ellen Vandervort, spon- sor. ROW 2: Lillian Flores, activity editorg Ella Mae Sisco, editor-in-chief, LaRue Feern- This year's enthusiastic Wildcat staff work- ed hard each week to publish the school news and activities. Reporters rushed up and down the Carolyn Treadaway, Janis Harrison, and Ella Mae Sisco, seated, work on a Wildcat feature. 1 L . '-'if' QQ 1 4? ati ster, exchange editor. ROW 3: Jerry Ham, feature editor, Marshall Rice, sports editor, Jerry Duncan, feature editor, George Hogg, art editor. halls taking notes on each days' events. Typists hurriedly corrected errors and mimeographed stencils in order to meet their weekly deadline. Jan Ramsey and Mike Magaha were the Junior High Editors for l958-59. 'r 1. X W 4 5, A 1 Q S t. A XX.-sgfgiggyllx 3 l .X LJ it 1l.lllllllllH. BA D TRIP Sun Bowl parade secs Morcnci marchers in top form. I 9 - n 39157 Members of the Morenci High School band have tion to march in the Sun Bowl Parade. a last-minute practice before getting into posi- J- 1 if-1 AF f The Morenci High School Band journeyed to E1 Paso, Texas, on December 29, 1958, to parti- cipate in the Sun Bowl Parade and pre-game acti- vities. On December 31, after marching in the parade, they were guests of the Y. M. C. A. at the New Year's Eve Ball. New Year's day the boys and girls attended the Sun Bowl game, and returned home the follow- ing day. Impatiently awaiting the beginning of the parade, members of the band grouped on the bleachers. Drum major Don Johnson and majorettes Sarah Alvillar, Deanna Johnson and Rosie Martinez lead the high-stepping Morenci bandsmen as they complete the long march to the Sun Bowl foot- ball game. mv 684 m it ,, -Af ll W -.mm ,- 'T ' A -.1-gi ROW1 Sponsor Mrs El1enVandervort Jessxe Baca Mar1aCamacho Rosal1eMar1ett1 Sh1rley Cooper Ella SISCO ROW 2 Albert Arvallo M1ke Agullar Madelyn Spez1a NormaM1tchell Marshall R1ce Sponsor Mr Ph1l Dav1dson ROW 3 Allan Begay Alfonso Navarrete Don Johnson Lmda Ball1s Ray Morgan and Dxck R1ce Reprcsentauvcs sponsor tw1rp week yearbook caper The electlon of class off1cers was held early rn September Student body pres1dent Allan Begay po1nts out the correct ballot boxes for Charlxe Mart1nez and Raul Frxas whxle Tom Candelarla wa1ts h1s turn to vote NP'- I lt 'F S-.I The student councml met tw1ce a month to discuss and solve student problems Several act1v1t1es were sponsored by thls group mcludmg open house for s1gn1ng year books ballots for class electxons and twmrp week Clean up campa1gns fn-e drxlls and bus loadmg problems were also cons1dered Counc1l members attended Jomt meetmgs held 1nCl1fton wlth Duncan Morencl Safford and Cllfton present The Arzzona Assoc1at1on ofStudentCounc1ls conventlon was held m December at Pueblo I-hgh School Tucson Four students represent mg M H S were Marshall R1ce Alfonso Nav arrete Rosal1e Mar1ett1 and Madelyn Spez1a They traded 1deas on problems found 1n every The offxcers for the year were presxdent Allan Begay v1ce presxdent AlfonsoNavarrete secretary treasurer Albert Arvallo 60 I Y n I . . 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Linda Brown, Jerry Williams, Don Johnson, Gay Ramsey, George Johnson, Mary Akley, Gloria Guiterrez, Ruben Chavez, Jack Wat- son and Janice Lawson enjoy another Letterman's Club soc hop. Letterman's Club officers were Alfonso Navarette, president, Bobby Gates, vice-president, Steve Carrell, secretary-treasurer, and Ronald Kellner, representative. 'IT .x- ',nl','1 'Q in it 5' 4 , . , f 0, as .5 6 V' ' I , 4 W 1' 9 ':J ' , 2.9' .z.- 'L . fi M ,f . J! . , . 5 bm. :gk f , gn, . ,K f af- , elk! a 4 ' I l U ,J v . 1 X 4 v V ' ' f ,, l , ' f gllmJ4 fun. Liwfw 4 ' 1 , Q. 1 ., . , . T1 f yi , ,Ari .illlf -A-sf wx N ' A' 1 ---- ' 7 - 0 H - 'g , n ff - fv ,-,. ,,,v- 1 , QQ, as -ufV+'A3 Z'-A .1 f 'N-'n,', Q ' f 1 Ifh 1 - 1 -. H V - AA4 I ,. az? .. 'i ' , 5 Vi . 7, :sri f' . . ., 3 .. 5 if ::,- Af! 7 . QQ h .1 . l 4 M , . V, . - ' Q fgdiap' 5. I -, 1. 1-Q: 'Z .lx V . - 7 fp,.f-I '! ,tiff ...J v . . - .. - r . ,- ' 'Q v 1' 1 . I --.-:Q . 5 'x ' .'w rs ' ' w ' Q '.f V' ki. 1' 53. Q 0 . 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If.Zig.Z: Izfif I-. 1 A . -,,-.,..-.- .,,,.: ...- : .-..:... . . -, - DOMINGO BACA 1 E ,lr Il JACKIE DEAN BANCROI-'T BARBARA LINDA BALLIS Q' KATHRYN BARRY GLORIA BARAJAS JESSIE BACA 74 'mi :DUO if ANGIE ALVILLAR RUDY ARMIJO JESSIE BACA ACTIVITIES: Girls' League 1-2-3-4: Library Assistant Z: Dramatics Club Z-3-4: Porn Pon Girl 2-33 Wildcat Staff 3: Junior Play 3: Girls' League Council 3-4: G.A. A. l-2-3-4: Student Council 4. OFFICES: G.A.A. Treasurer 2: G.A.A. Secretary 3: G. A. A. President 4. BARBARA LINDA BALLIS ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1-Z-3-4: Girls' League l-Z-3-4: Dramatics Club 1-Z-3-45 Honor Society I-Z-3-4: Copper Cat Staff 2-3: Junior Play 3: Wildcat Staff 1. OFFICES: Girls' League Council 1-35 Dramatics Club President 4- Student Council 4. HONORS: National Honor Society 3-4. JACKIE DEAN BANCROFT ACTIVITIES: Girls' League l-Z-3-4: Glee Club I-Z-3-4: G4 A. A. lg Chorus I-Z: Junior Play 3: Copper Cat Staff Z-3-4: Copper Cat Managing Editor 4. OFFICES: Girls' League 3463 'tr SENIORS Flores and Troutman leads to uppcrclass success. 32.5 52 -6'-e':.1 94 il' .gf 'in KARL BARRY DENNY BEN Treasurer 4. GLORIA BARAJAS ACTIVITIES: Glee Club l-4: Dramatics Club 3-4: F, T-. A. 4: LibraryAssistant 4: Honor Society l-2-3-4:Girls' League 1-2-3-4: Girls' League Council 4. OFFICES: Girls' League Representative 4. KATHRYN BARRY ACTIVITIES: Girls' League l-Z-3-4: G. A. A. 1. KARL BARRY ACTIVITIES: Letterman's Club l - Z - 3 - 4 . ATHLETICS: Baseball 1-2-3-4. KARL BAUGHMAN ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 2-3-4. ALLAN BEGAY ACTIVITIES: Letterman's Club I-Z-3-4: Student Council 4. ATHLETICS: Basketball l-4: Football I-2-3-4: Track 1-2- 3 C-f ALLAN BEGAY KARL BAUGHMAN 3-4. OFFICES: Student Body President 4. HONORS: Znd Place Winner in State Oratorical Contest 3-4: Boys' State 3: Co-Captain All State Football Team 4: First Team Offense and Defense All Conference Football 4. DENNY BEN ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 2. ATHLETICS: Football l-Z: Basketball 1-2-3-4: Track 4. DEWAYNE BURK ACTIVITIES: Letterman's Club 3-4. ATHLETICS: Base- ball 3-4. ERNEST CAMACHO ACTIVITIES: J. V. Football 1: Track 1. MARIA ELENA CAMACHO ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. I-Z-3-4: Girls' League l-Z-3-4: Glee Club l-2: Double Ensemble 2: Advanced Glee Club Z-3-4: Dramatics Club 3: Junior Play 3: Honor Society 1-Z-3-4. Q: Q 1v- S 'am 9.0 gf Qu., DEWAYNE BURK ERNEST CAMACHO MARIA ELENA CAMACHO ST EVEAN CARR ELL fi f rv 'I TOM CANDELARIA LYDIA A. CERVANTEZ We-ov 'a.r SENIOR Seniors assume school leadershi Q' PHILIP MASON CHURCHFIELD PETE CUETO OFFICES: Girls' League Representative I: Class Vice- President Z: Girls' League Vice-President 3:Girls' League President 4. HONORS: D.A.R. Award 4. TOM CANDELARIA . - STEVEAN WAYNE CARRELL ACTIVITIES: Letterman's Club l-Z-3-4: Honor Society l-Z-3-4. ATHLETICS: Football 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-Z-3-4. HONORS: National Honor Society 3: Boys' State 3: Junior Rotarian 4. OFFICES: Student Council 3: Junior Class President 3. LYDIA A. CERVANTEZ ACTIVITIES: G: A. A. l-2-3-45 Girls' League l-Z-3-4. OFFICES: G.A. A. Secretary 4. PHILIP MASON CHURCHFIELD ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 1-Z: Junior Play 3: Dramatics Club 3-4. ATHLETICS: Tennis 1. resent annual DORA CISNEROS GLENDA CONY ER DORA CISNEROS ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 1-Z-3-4: Girls' League I-2-3-4: Glee Club 4: F.T.A. 4: Dramatic! Club 3-4. GLENDA CONYER ACTIVITIES: Girls' League I-2-3-4: G. A. A. 1: Dramatic! Club I-2: Library Assistant 3-4: Glee Club 4. JACKIE COOPER ACTIVITIES: Letter:-nan's Club 1-2-3-4. ATHLETICS: J. V. Basketball 1-Z: Baseball l-Z-3-4. DONALD RAY CRANE ACTIVITIES: Lettex-ma.n's Club 1- 2 - 3 - 4. ATHLETICS: Football 1-Z-3-4: Basketball I-2-3: Track Z-3-4. PETE CUETO MANUEL DELGADO ACTIVITIES: Letterma.n's Club 3-4. ATHLETICS: J.V. Football 1-2: Football 3-4. DONALD RAY CRANE JACKIE COOPER MANUEL DELGADO 35?- BERTHA DIAZ JERRY DON DUNCAN GAYEL DOUTHITT I Q. SENIOR banquet, class play and send out announcements. 46' XL IIRENE DURAN FRANK ESPARZA BERTHA DIAZ ACTIVITIES: Girls' League 1-Z-3-45 Honor Society l-2-3-4 G.A,A. 1-3: Library Assistant 2-45 Dramatics Club 3-45 F. T. A. 4. GAYEL DOUTHITT ACTIVITIES: Girls' League 1-2-3-4. JERRY DON DUNCAN ACTIVITIES: Honor Society l-Z-3-45 Wildcat Staff 45 Ora- torical Contest 4. ATHLETICS: Basketball 3-4. IRENE DURAN ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. l-Z-3-45 Girls' League I-2-3-4. FRANK ESPARZA ACTIVITIES: Band l-2-3. ATHLETICS: Football Z. HON ORS: Band Lyre I5 Braid and Silver Pin Z5 Braid and Gold Pin 3- ROSE MARY ESPINOZA ACTIVITIES: Girls' League I-2-3-45 G.A. A. 4. as 1 ' I 2 2 , ROSE MARY ESPINOZA WANDA LARUE FEEMSTER WANDA LARUE FEEMSTER ACTIVITIES: Girls' League 1-Z-3-45 Junior Play 35 Glee Club 3-45 Dramatics Club 3-45 Wildcat Staff 3-45 Wildcat Exchange Editor 3-4. OFFICES: Dramatics Club Vice- President 4. FRANK FLORES ACTIVITIES: Letterman's Club 3-4. ATHLETICS: Football I-Z-3-4. LILLIAN MACIAS FLORES ACTIVITIES: G.A. A. 2-3-45 F.T, A. 2-3-45 Dramatics Club Z-3-4: Girls' League l-2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Ad- vanced Glee Club 4: Solo 3-4: Pom Pon Girl 3: Wildcat Staff 3-45 Wildcat Activity Editor 4: Library Assistant 45 Girls' League Council 4. OFFICE: Class Secretary 4. DOROTHY FOOTE ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1-Z-3-45 Concert Choir Z-3-45 -R42 if FRANK GONZALES LILLIAN MACIAS I-'LORES DOROTHY FOOTE 3 QL Ii I 'fm . C' X . R AUL FR IAS FRANK FLORES LA vu' 'HCV' Q., JOE GONZALES S NIORS Individuals attend two universities' Senior days. ERNEST HAMBRICK JERRY DON HAM Advanced Glee Club 3-45 Quartet I-2-35 Trio 35 Double Quartet 35 Accompanist 45 Band 3-45 Double Trio 4. RAUL FRIAS ATHLETICS: Football 1. FRANK GONZALES ACTIVITIES: Band 1-Z-3-4. JOE GONZALEZ Transferred from San Diego 4. ROSA TRIIJILLO GOMEZ ACTIVITIES: LibraryAssistant 1-Z-35 Girls' Leaguel-2-3-4. JIMMY DEE GOODRUM ACTIVITIES: Lette1'man's Club 2-3-4. ATHLETICS: Foot- ball 2-3-45 Basketball 3: Track 3. CLARA GUEVARA ACTIVITIES! G. A. A. 3-45 Girls' League 3-4. Transferred from Clifton, Arizona 3. CLARA GUEVARA JIMMY C. HALL JIMMY C. HALL ACTIVITIES: Chess Club I-Z-3-4. JERRY DON HAM ACTIVITIES: Wildcat Staff 45 Feature Editor 4. ERNEST A. HAMBRICK SAMMY HAYES ACTIVITIES: Band 1. HUGH HERRELL RAUL HERRERA GEORGE LESLIE HOGG ' ACTIVITIES: Wildcat Staff 3-45 Wildcat Art Editor 3-4. DON JOHNSON ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 1-Z-3-45 Band l-Z-3-45 Drum Major 3-45 Pep Band Director 45 Student Council 3-45 Junior Play 35 Dramatics Club 3. OFFICES: Dramatics Club President 35 Band President 4. HONORS: Band Lyre 15 JIMMY DEE GOODRUM RAUL HERRERA GEORGE LESLIE HOGG HUGH HERRELL SAMMY HAYES ROSA TRUJILLO GOMEZ 78 SE IORS Several score high on national and state tests MW l V RONNIE DOYLE KNOTT ERLINDA N. LOPEZ GEORGE MILTON JOHNSON BENNY R. LARA Braid and Silver Pin 3: Braid and Gold Pin 4. GEORGE MILTON JOHNSON ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 4: Copper Cat 3-4g Head Photo- grapher 4g Letterman's Club 2-3-4. ATHLETICS: Baseball Z-3-4: J.V. Basketball l-2-3: Basketball 4. RONNIE DOYLE KNOTT ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 3: Dramatics Club 3-4: Letterman's Club 3-45 Copper Cat Staff 2-3-4: Photographer Z5 Head Photographer 3: Sports Editor 4. ATHLETICS: Baseball Z-3-45Ba.sketball 2-3-4. HONORS: Quill kScroll 3-45 Junior Prom King 3. OFFICES: Dramatics ClubVice-President 3: Class Vice-President 4. BENNY R. LARA ACTIVITIES: Band 1-2-3: Letterman's Club 3-4. ATHLE- TICS: Football l-Z-3-43 Track 3-4. RAYMOUNDO HERNANDEZ LIRA ACTIVITIES: Band 1-2-3-4: Pep Band 1-Z-35 German Band 2-3: Trumpet Trio l-2-3-4: Concert Choir 4: Letterman's Club 3-4. ATHLETICS: Football l-Z-3-45 Track l-2-3-4: Basketball 1. HONORS: Band Ly-re lg Braid and Silver Pin Z: Braid and Gold Pin 3: Music Camp Scholarship 3. ERLINDA N. LOPEZ ACTIVITIES: Girls' League l-Z-3-43 G.A. A. 4: Honor Society 3-4. PATRICIA PEREZ LOPEZ ACTIVITIES: Girls' League 1-Z-3-45 G. A. A. Z-4. REGGIE MCLENDON lNot Picturedl ROBERT MADRID ATHLETICS: Football 2. LORENZO MAEZ ROSALIE ANN MARIETTI ACTIVITIES: Glee Club I-Z5 Ensemble Z5 Concert Choir RAYMOUNDO LIRA ROSALIE ANN MARIETTI PATRICIA PEREZ LOPEZ E- Z5 F wr X5 54 DON JOHNSON LOR ENZO MAEZ ROBERT MADRID SENIOR Members enter DAR, homemaking, oratorical contests N fQ' 'lm Tab 1 DON MELTON CHARLIE MARTINEZ Z-3-4: Advanced Glee Club 3-4: Girls' League 1-2-3-4: F.T. A. 1: G.A.A. 2: Pom Pon Z: Copper Cat Staff 3-4: Junior Play 3: Cheerleader 4: Student Council 4. OFFICES: Class Treasurer 1: Girls' League Treasurer 3. HONOR: Cheerleading Letter 4. IRENE ELIZABETH MARIN ACTIVITIES: G. A.A. I-2-3-4: Glee Club 1-Z-3-4: F.T.A. 2-3-4: Dramatics Club Z-3-4: Honor Society Z-3: Band 3: Wildcat 3: Library Assistant 4. OFFICES: Class Secretary 3: F. T.A. Secretary 4. LUCY MARQUEZ CHARLIE MARTINEZ ATHLETICS: Track 1-Z-3-4: Football 4. JEROME ORLANDO MARTINEZ ACTIVITIES: Band 1-Z-3-4: Letterman's Club 1-2-3-4. ATHLETICS: Baseball 1: Track 1-2-3. HONORS: Band IRENE ELIZABETH MARIN LUCY MARQUEZ YOLANDA MENDOZA -1 T23 M f ,,.A2.,..g, 5,35 GLORIA FAYE MEADOWS JUDY G. MELENDEZ. JEROME MARTINEZ an H f Mis .TOE MENA MARGARITO MENDOZA Lyre 1: Black Braid Z: White Braid 4. GLORIA FAYE MEADOWS ACTIVITIES: Girls' League 1-Z-3-4. JOE MENA ACTIVITIES: Letterman's Club 4. ATHLETICS: Football Manager 4. YOLANDA MENDOZA MENDOZA ACTIVITIES: Girls' League 1-Z-3-4: G. A.A. 1-4: Glee Club 3-4: F.T.A, 4. MARGARITO MENDOZA ACTIVITIES: Letterman's Club 4. ATHLETICS: Football Manager 4. JUDY G. MELENDEZ ACTIVITIES: Girls' League 1-Z-3-4: G. A. A. 1-2-3-4: Glee Club Z-3-4: F.T.A. 2-3-4: Dramatics Club 3-4. OFFICES: G.A.A. Secretary 3. HONORS: G.A.A. Letter 3. y fi f f y ,1 8.4401-sg j' Q: UH' E! ff I V f' gx ffl ' -o mv SENIOR Many achicvc honors as class nears scholastic goal NORMA MITCHELL CHRISTINE MORENO DON MELTON ACTIVITIES: Letterma.n's Club l - 2 - 3 - 4 . ATHLETICS: Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-Z-3-4. HONORS: Football Co-Captain 45 First Team Offense and Defense All Conference Football 45 Co-Captain First Team All State 4. NORMA FRANCES MITCHELL ACTIVITIES: Girls' League 1-Z-3-45 Glee Club 1-Z-3-45 Girls' League Council 3-45 Honor Society I-2-3-45 Student Council 45 Copper Cat Staff 2-3-45 Copper Cat Assistant Sub- scription Manager 35 Copper Cat Editor 4. HONORS: National Honor Society 3-45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Girls' State 3. OFFICES: Girls' League Secretary 3. JEANETTE MARIE MONSEGUR ACTIVITIES: Ensemble l5 Glee Club l-Z5 Advanced Glee Club 3-45 Concert Choir 3-45 Copper Cat Staff 2-3-45 Copper Cat Assistant Advertising Manager 35 Copper Cat Senior .IEAVETTE MONSEGUR DORA PAEZ Section Editor 45 F.T,A. I-Z5 G.A.A. 1-Z5 Pom-Pon 35 Junior Play 35 Cheerleader 45 Girls' League 1-2-3-4. OFFICES: Class Vice-President 3. HONORS: Junior Prom Queen 35 Cheerleading Letter 4. CHRISTINE MCBRIDE MORENO ACTIVITIES: Copper Cat Staff 2-3-45 Copper Cat Advertising Manager 3-45 Glee Club 3-45 Student Council 1-35 Girls' League Council 2-35 Girls' League I-Z-3-45 Cheerleader 3-45 Honor Society l-Z5 G.A. A. 1-2. ATHLETICS: Tennis l-2. OFFICES: Class President 1. HONORS: Quill and Scroll 3-45 Tennis Letter 25 Cheerleading Letter 3-4. RAY MORGAN ACTIVITIES: Letterman's Club 1-Z-3-45 Student Council 2-3-45 Honor Society Z-3-4. ATHLETICS: J.V. Football 15 Football 2-3-45 J.V. Basketball l-Z-35 Basketball 45 'I Q f g.,,x Baseball 1-Z-3-4. OFFICES: Letterman's Club Repre- MARION MOYERS 'Q ge, N RAY MORGAN 'QP ELFEGO A. PERALTA F 3' HENRY L. PAEZ RAMONA A. PENA 13 BOBBY PEREA SENIOR Baccalaurcatc and commencement crown busy ycan g. K Q' Q 2. 1 A gm 3 2 ' , . A 1. V ' N 1 ala M GWEN PRUITT RUDY PEREZ T1-:RESA MONTIEL ROMERO ISIDOR NABOR ROJOS sentative 35 Clasl President 4. HONORS: Boys' State 35 Junior Rotarian 4. MARION MOYERS ACTIVITIES: Letterman's Club 2-3-4. ATHLETICS: .T.V. Basketball 1-2-3g Baseball 2-3-4. DORA PAEZ ACTIVITIES. F,T,A. 4g Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Library Assistant Z-3-4. HENRY L. PAEZ ATHLETICS: J. V. Manager l. RAMONA A. PENA ACTIVITIES: G.A. A. 3-45 Girls' League l-Z-3-4. ELFEGO A. PERALTA BOBBY PEREA ATHLETICS: Football Z. RUDY PEREZ LINDA GAY PINGLETON ACTIVITIES: Girls' League l-2-3-4gG1ee Club Z-3-45 Dra- matics Club 3-49 F.T.A, 29 Junior Play 3. LILY MUNIZ PONCE ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. l-Z-45 Chorus 4g Girls' League 1-2- 3-4. GWEN PRUITT ACTIVITIES: Girls' League I-Z-3-49 G. A.A. 1. MARSHALL RICE ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club 3-49 Junior Play 3g Wildcat Staff 45 Sports Editor 4g Letterman's Club 4g Student Council 4. ATHLETICS: Track 3-4g Football Manager 43 Basketball Manager 4. JIMMIE ROBERTS ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 1-2-3-4. OFFICES: Chess Club President 4. LINDA GAY PINGLETON GUSTAVO ROJO , 1 4,3535 .. .IIMMIE ROBERTS tr ,ga-f ' MARSHALL RICE LILY MUNIZ PONCE RICHARD ROJAS 82 aut, '75 '-4 'tr ,z i v-of 'bg 'M SE IOR Valedictorian and salutatorian cop top honors. 4'-0 rf' It 4-wc' FRANK RUEDAS BILLY SANCHEZ RICHARD ROJAS ACTIVITIES: Letterman's Club 2-3-4. ATHLETICS: Foot- ball 1-Z-3-4: Track l-2-3-4, GUSTAVO ROJO ISIDOR NABOR ROJAS TERESA MONTIEL ROMERO ACTIVITIES: G.A. A. Z-3-4: F.T.A, 4: Library Assistant Z-4: Girls' League 1-2-3-4. OFFICES: G.A. A. Vice- President 4. FRANK RUEDAS ACTIVITIES: Band l. HONORS: Band Lyre lg Braid and Silver Pin 1. CONNIE SALAS ACTIVITIES: F. T. A. Z-3-4: G.A.A. I-Z-3: Girls' League 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 3-4. NELLIE SALCIDO ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2: Library Assistant 2: G. A. A. ATHLETICS: Tennis 1-Z. Q!- -,' wal M wwf NELLIE SALC IDO CONNIE SALAS 2-3-4: F.T.A. 4: Girls' League 1-Z-3-4. BILLY SANCHEZ ATHLETICS: Football I-2-3-4. ROSE MARIE SCHOTT ACTIVITIES: Girls' League 3-4. Transferred from Safford 3. ELLA MAE SISCO ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club I-Z: F. T.A. Z-3-4: Glee Club 3-4: Junior Play 3: Oratorical Contest 3-4: Wildcat Staif 2-3-4: Wildcat Editor-in-Chief 3-4: Student Council 3-4: Honor Society I-Z-3-4. OFFICES: F. T. A. President 4. HONORS: Girls' State 3: Quill and Scroll 3-43 National Honor Society 3-4: U.S. History Award 3. EVELYN PAULINE SLOAN ACTIVITIES: Girls' League 2-3-4: Glee Club Z-3-4: Junior Play 3: F.T. A. 4: Dramatics Club 4: Honor Society l-Z-3-4. HONORS: National Honor Society 3-4. Transferred from Clifton 2. A555-:Q 3- L A 1, . Nat ELLA MAE sxsco Ns -,,,. , wfq?w gw, 'A 'Lx'-'I' ?'.j 7,1 if 457' lL I' L its . ff' MADELYN SPEZIA ALVIN TI-IOR NT ON WAID TADLOCK fkfs. ROSE MARIE SCHOTT ffm- 83 EVELYN PAULINE SLOAN SENIOR Uncertain future looms on horizon as grads leave ,fs-4 Q90 191' ':R ' BERNARDO BEJARANO VEGA, JR, ALFONSO VASQUEZ MADELYN SPEZIA ACTIVITIES: Glee Club l-2: Ensemble lg Concert Choir Z-3-4: Advanced Glee Club 3-4: Girls' League I-2-3-4: G.A: A. I-Z: Student Council 4. WAID TADLOCK ACTIVITIES: Letterman's Club Z-3. ATHLETICS: Football Manager Z-3: Basketball Manager 2-3:Baseball Manager Z. ALVIN THORNTON ACTIVITIES: Letter-man's Club I - Z - 3 - 4. ATHLETICS: Track Manager 1-Z9 Football Manager Z-3. LINDA FAYE TROUTMAN ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1-2-3: Freshman Double Trio lj Advanced Glee Club 4: F. T.A. I-23 Girls' League 1-Z-3-4: Junior Play 3: Office 3-4. ATHLETICS: Tennis Z. OFFICE: Class Treasurer 4. JIMMY TRUJILLO 45' JERRY WOLFE LINDA FAYE TROUTMAN ALFONSO VASQUEZ BERNADO BEJARANO VEGA, JR. ATHLETICS: Football 1. RUDY VILLEGAS ACTIVITIES: Letter-rnan's Club 1- 2 - 3 - 4. ATHLETICS: Football 3: J. V. Football 1:-Baseball I-4. BETTY CLAY WALKER ACTIVITIES: Wildcat Staff 3: Library Assistant Z-3: Girls' League 1-Z-3-4. ORSON ARZA WHITMER ACTIVITIES: Band l: Oratorical Contest l-4. JERRY WOLFE SANDRA LUE WOLFE ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club I-2-3-4: Junior Play 3: Girls' League 1-Z-3-4: Honor Society 1-Z-3. CORENE SUE WOOTAN 1 ATHLETICS: Football I JIMMY TRUJILLO BETTY CLAY WALKER ORSON AR ZA WHIT MER 2 ab, ala 'i 'Wav RUDY VILLEGAS SANDRA LUE WOLFE Nb CORENE SUE WOOTAN 'Q' -6 SENIOR fam111ar surroundmgs, classmates, stuchcs, teachers Nineteen f1fty five was a wonderful year to the freshman students of Morenci High School It was the begmnmg of an adventure The first accomplishment of the year was the trad1tional whitewashxng of the 'M' and the p1cn1c lunch that the girls prepared for the industrious boys The sophomores gave the greenhorns their offi clal welcome with the annual freshman sopho more dance A Christmas dance was gmven for the sophomores in return Chr1st1ne Moreno Byron Alexander and Rosalxe Mariettx were class officers By the next year the now experienced sophs greeted mcomlng plebes by sponsoring the tradx t1onal dance Thentheybeganto shedtheir naive found Patty Fuller Mar1a Camacho and Aurora Perez forrrung an all- g1rl executive group MUSIC sports dramatics and other act1v1 ties found the Jumors of 57 58 enthusiastically particlpating The honor of wearing class rings Senlol-5 not plctured BOBBY PERU befell them Mardi Gras' became the effective prom heme 'Stage Struck a thre act comedy was the selection for their class play Stevean Carrell Jeanette Monsegur .Tuamta Bradford and Irene Marin were chosen for officers Finally the long awa1ted year arrived' The mag1c name senlor applied to them at last Raymond Morgan Ronnie Knott Linda Troutman and L11l1an Flores represented the class The year was f1lled with act1v1t1es The Junlor sen1or banquet was g1ven for the Juniors before the delightful prom Announcements were or dered semor p1ctures were taken scholarship tests were given and measurements for caps the future became serious top1cs for discus sion Senior Day was sponsored by several colleg and universities as a means of acquamting semors with various campuses and programs In the fall representatives of these colleges spoke to seniors about the d1fferent 1nst1tut1ons Then came the climax on MayZ9 the sen1ors donned blue caps and gowns and received their coveted d1plomas representing four exc1t1ng years 1n a wonder school At the gala Mardi Gras Juxuor prom Queen Jeanette Monsegur and King Ronn1e Knott lead the grand march preceding the dancmg 85 ' ' , ' Il ' I ' ' . ' : .A ' , e . . i . 1 . . . . . I , . . , , . . . . I . . - - . , . I . . . . . 1 . , . . , . . . .- , . . , . air and assume new responsibilities. Elections and gowns were made. Plans for college and , . .... i - - - . n - II es . , , . . ,- . .. . . . 9 ' ' ' ful ,t , 4 ,fb Q Q . 'J A A A-A . i N ll ' ll . . ' 'vi I S t 3' IQRS Long-awaited upper-class status is finally achieved Carol Acosta Mike Aguilar Robert Akley Ruben Alvarez Sarah Alvillar Jim Andazola Betty Anderson Charles Andrews Ray Apodaca Gilbert Arquellez Albert Arvallo Bill Armijo Lorraine Ashinhurst Fred Austin Mary Austin Philip Austin Tillie Baca Dan Barajas Rueben Beltran Philip Berra Jerry Bishop Stella Borjon Vicki Cain Margie Camacho Ernestina Castillo w. if 'EQ .O 4 N .apes g l, Z 'ff' l .fa 5 ' ' l V x W a , s , u , has , wk a a.a, ssai, a A ,W x -J , ' 1 fjiiiffii.. A 1 ,, N ,Q W me 52 6 ', ff 3 ila- f at Q ..,, H ' ,J L i' I , an Q.. if , , A l if is W' f-- Q qvn , M ll: 2 A M, , ' I if i , 2 5.1 .lr a.. la 'Ki ,U digg, ,yn-Y! X,4 A in. ' 5 5? 512' , 'Q' rl l s VM ,QA X Q rt .3 '2' ,S A V , f 34 -lf' A, If Q x, rs, s 9 IOR 1959 fmds a busy bunch of lumors hard at Work i i 'Q 1 'i- 'T ,Y IN. v l'f l 'Ilia 1' flf ? u 'QQ ,av ,M 636 Louxe Ce rvantez Carolyn Clemmons Duvl Contreras Paula Cox Shxrley Crane Wayne Cross Nancy Davzs Bob Doerges Louanne Duffey V1v1an Esparza Eugene Gaddy Sarah Gale Hlllary Gallegos Bobby Gates Elfego Garcxa Johnny Garc1a Margxe Garcxa Emlhe Godbey Gloria Gomez Beha Gonzales B11ly Hackney W1l1xe Gonzales Lela Hanna Jan1s Harrxson Raul Hernandez IORS Junior prom, years gala event, p I V, fi I ff . rg? , ,. 3 ff we f Mary Holman In , ' Elizabeth Huish Carl Humphrey David Jackson ..,. . ' L Billy Jones if lk N 4 .fy 395 E 1 Q2 gr- e r-ly 4 f Q X I f fl i 1 W' ti - i'4' f - YE ff 4 sq I Ronnie Kellner ' 'i' no Bill Laffe rty ' M --, T1 ' Ve rone Lawton Qtr l. fi- Vivian Lee H ' Tillie Lira. ' F .' , -j:'. ' if XX, A resented in spring. i R V X X JW Lupita Lozano . ,L if ' Orlando Lucero V , 'fb 2 Frank Lucio - I 'V T Gonzalo Luna Steve Luna 5 'e , X 5, .,... . im I Cv' , 5 ,f kr XX Al 3 g M 1' yf f i fi xx 1725 V , QF Bobby Lyall , A f LaVe11e McLendon ' Betty McClure .3 R Dale McLaughlin We Vera McPheax-son ' l ' In H! f if '22 1 Myrna Major Frances Marquez Rosa Martinez Peggy Meadows 4 Alfred Medina 3. ? g J , 2: ,avi I 'Z ., ,,.,--'if 'Ni' IOR Ofhccrs Agudar Rodugucz Morales prove cff1c:icnr. Connie Melton Jack Mitchell Betty Moore Espie Morales Johnny Moreno Ruben Moya Hector Munoz Alfonso Navarrate Paul Onate Dario Ortega Johnny Ortiz Grace Orozco Jessie Othon Virginia Paez Jimmy Parra Genevelyn Peete Olivia Peete Inez Pena Carolina Pena Fred Perez Mike Peru Linda Pinkston Ruby Pinson Esther Ponce Tommy Preston IOR Annual Rafaela Proven-:io Rena Quigley Gay Ramsey Patsy Rodriguez Charles Romero Margarita Romero Rumaldo Romero Ernest Saeuz Glynn Smith Rudy Salcido Jackie Tomerlin Charles Torres Carolyn Treadaway Ernest Trujillo Rosie Valtierra Marie Vasquez Michael Vasquez Richard Velasquez Ruben Villarreal Calvin Walden Virginia Ward Lansing Waldorf Douglas Whitehurst Adele Whitmer William Whitmer fund-raising drama is enacted in fall ap' 4- Q93 1 aaaa il any ,f an N .xi ,al W as J iff, 2. 1 W 3 ...gs- Bfzx je 'ya .t I .I Q ly ,M Z 9 U ,W Q v , R N. n 1 1 9 4 Jef. sim : , da:o'a ' ' 'Q' ' I K Q A s a 8 f if JU IORS The groups play choice is The 12, .4 SN f fvv 'ff , if ,-Al! 'J' ,a af! ltd? 59 J jar' Little Dog Laughed l' .Timmy Williams A- V, Sharon Williams ' Gale Wiltbank Joyce Wright Daniel Ybar ra Jackie Young Morris Davis Raul Merino Not Pictured: Virginia Patton Bette Parsons Mollie Dominguez 7 X Leonard Ro ers P 'se 90050 S Robert Maez Competently regulating the junior class in their dilemmas and difficulties for the 1958-59 school year were officers Mike Aguilar, presi- dentg Patsy Rodriguez, vice president, and secretary - treasurer Espie Morales. The juniors relied on these officers and sponsors, Mr. Darrell Evans, Mr. Loren Wilson, Miss Joy Rogers and Mrs. Helen Arnold, to help solve their problems and keep them working together toward a more profitable year. Their first year as upperclassmen brought the long- awaited pleasure of choosing class rings. Almost every member of the class of '60 proudly displayed one of these rings. In the spring the class played host to the seniors at the Junior Prom, the gala. event of the year. Also presented was the annual junior play, which yielded funds for class activities. The year's end and graduation ceremonies left each junior with the thrilling thought, Next year I'll be wearing that cap and gown! David Jackson, one of the main Characters of the junior play, puts up a poster advertising the event. SOPHOMORES N, ag, ffm N ...ff we 8 J Abll L Ada M Akly G All At A Agl EAl11 JAd BAd DApd FA Semor hlgh challenges are capably met by actwe A wAh1y JB VB JB BB1 B B BB B B f CC CC C ,A in Iwi' ui :M A Aw 1' if 2, Lai' ,vi ,a ,Q ,Jr ef' K ff 92 5. A Y? I J A 7 f- f ' 9. B ff? . A .BB V, V L I .. gr -4 '-43 V ,J N-X4 H f M , B B CC C Q' f M . . A ' S . e . ms . e . en T. 1 amirano . ui ar . vi ar R. Andazola , n rews . n erson , 0 aca , rmijg N. rvallo . 5 T. A Stin . . aca . aC0 , 1 is K. ar y J. B ha N, gh n , emel E. onilla J. onilla R. B d d L. B . . asc Hi M. astillo , 'I ' V'V : W I ,K ' A I f 4 . - ..,.- A A Q ,,vv fx I ,jf G? , H y, 10 X 2 . N' 9 xi 3 ' ., f ' ' E fvv . - ,i W . 2 mf f- . . K .rm mr , . Xf 'IBB ' ' 1 Hqsf, 0 J -ff J F? Q 1 'QL W? Y .I tml ,Q ' ,A ,Ag 4 x X ,, J Q- 2 1 . 2 f 1 - , 2. 2 X ' 97 un' X V ,W I ' ' I , Q ,. Q5 , ,M , , ' Q bp-J if I , mv J, G f, Q 3. V yu 5 6 B , .-4' L PJ if ' 4 fa 1 SGPHOMORES ...-N.-J' 36' 4. I- AC JCI C1 C MDe SDy MD sophs WhO IICVCI' SCCH1 KO hav6 Zlfl UUOCCUPICC1 II1OH1C1'1f D01 E D RDu F F MFI NG CG G 099' --we 41 ,Q 115- uk P -7 ' ,J 116 L-'ul .. :Kim ig x sv 1 fl ' W ' V V, V 1-.aj I V , 3 ' Lf W ,,- , I 4' N4 V ,K fi A . ru V . .. ,ca 1 , VV . L ,. 2 f , 1 1 ' P .10 X 7 ' '- 'I ' I 1' Ni . W 1,6 .Q 4 I I A X ., 28,.v ' ' X ' ' . aa ' 2 - ,t 1.4 W A 1' 6 ,ir ,A , ' , ' 4 Q OA X xv R 1 1 xiyf V y , V ss' x I I - X I ' H. C ntez . Ox . over J. C y E. Cross R. Cox P. ark G. ueto . nton . 011 . ominguez R. Dominguez L. se a E, squeda B. uarte A. Dosela , ncan S. Edwa d J, Esparza R. E t d T. erber S. 4 lds C. Flores , or C. Fuent J. H 11 . arcia . uerrero B. Hackney A. all g .fy , Q ef '53 ,Q , '9 , A .- . . 5 A X ' ' v 1 ' f X ' X' .. XJ 5 . X . f 14 . N H . . ,gs ' 5 . 1 'gn W K 14. pd' x W Q 4 'V , '. . ,' x Ca X -0 A .1 g - f Q , Z .A .1 I .Q ' If 1 . I , Y I' ' . -54 f , K . ' J RJ . K SOPHOMORES xg ? 3 Af '73 fi 45 pl 'IIS Still:-if .nas-Jaff Hgg H HH H LH DJh HK K Class acqmres 1nformat10n from excmng courses 1I'1 sx K JL vLp DL CL L Mcu PM FMCul1 QMC. Mm MC111 Q nfs? 'Rf fidi f A9 'J -fs' - ff? ff 1 , 41 A a , - V . x 5 , V ., V V 3 . . , 1, V' ml, V I 1 .V V-,EV , V V 5 1 V n 4 ' . ., r 1 ' '- 2 64. :fr W .... ,A ' 4... a A H - . T n 4 1' - .f 2 we .. VVV 2' , V V K ,V 4 : V Q sh- . X as a a 2- W ' a 41 Ml ' ' Av 1 Q 'V ..., H Q x 'V 5 - 5, 11 :: .- -,, :vvv M: Q 4 ' kg' 'VV' 5 74 ,fx Vg ' :..... - V I V V . , . V V V Q r a ff' Q k a n fa. .f A X n f 4 P? ' f ,, ' ' g. 1, K n n L, Hawking P. 0 J. d' . errera J. Hernandez L, der . ulsey A. Isaacs . 0 nson . ennedy B. Jones B, eating . ennedy J. HO!! . awson . o ez E. Lozano , ucjo E. Lujan . una S. Luna A. unsford D. c a P, Luna , ann . c ar ... c rew N. a onado J. c e in G. Martinez 9? 5 . 'T a , 1 ...na ,., . ' .. ...M ' , Y H. 2, -:1 .ak V VE 4 VL V :it Q . , X 1 T1 ff? 2- A V L ffl V, I , - A 2 ' .,,A , ' .gf VV VV VV, VV , ., , .,,Vg V Q VV ' f V VV ' V ' IU VV ,V y , V V A A .V VV Mg, . f MV. ' V . V ' V, gv ,, 1 , 1 I V , , fa , .n A ff n a V SOPHOMORES rim QU ' 09' fl fl ,Q J M M M T Md M11 C M M A M1 D M1 M B M E J M French geometry bmlogy Spamsh, typmg and ar .T N N M J' N T O1 ON P k Pdg tt H O P D P 2 ..,...-nv lf 7 725' Q5 Q J..-3 pu' Mk I A Ez., 'Q , V 4 J I ' 7 9 - 1 ' ,Q -K RW, ,A ll P 'fa 1 ,lg ? 3 ., 7 2:2 F Q .lx-' 7 'f 1 , -L . 1 , V Y I f A I It V W V in W , V E A My 7 M, U1 U .L 5 . 5 J.. A X' . artinez R. artinez R, art' z . e ina G. i er . illigan I. iranda . o ina . 0 z F. ontes . ont omery . ontoya 7 7 7 t' T. Moreno . avarrete J. lson C. Nelson S. Morrow I. unoz . oling . son C. ' eal T. ar G. a e . rozco J. Pena J. Pena E. P L. Pena A. eralta . eters 3 T. 3 .Y 9 ff P' V f Elk, A ?' -9 'lg 'wr , X 4 f ,4 , x , ni ef X 5 A 7 - X 40 ,-A fin N , Q x Yf .akin f t , k, 7 I Q L ,, If A . .S Q .64 A A 2 SOPHQMORES A spa '-.- E- l X 4 Fx' I 'xv .ps P P P gly LRathb Re LRy01d DRA Mfzhad R111 Rg Fall fmds the second year students gzuly hostmg ER MR LR sad s s Sla M Sla so Syd Ji' I '1 ' A-F AQ fs Q' R sf-'gf 'MJ ,nf ZVV ha rp 1' V ., :I .5 .. 0 . G . . my 'S e P -,,. V, f L ,S V A 4' X 117' , 1 Xl P 'P if 4 2 I f 'ii . k f Q 1- 7 ,J ' 5 r gf M 4 1 , ' A 1. ' Q? . 7 ll E. eterson T. ink t J. once R. Qui e D. Pizano , un G. e ves . Il S . 'Ce . ic 1' son A. o e a S. od ers A. RodPig . Oman L. R mera . Omero I M. lc' D- 1 d H- 1 'd L. s h C. Schisl J. s a P. sier a D- - 0 G. 1 c. si E. s to N. n er :fs .. F , f I 1 h . s .gf gk - Q. P P Ps, P 1 4 D In . , , Q . . A M 1 A xx '- .5 W . ,. P f P , , P 0. 3 ' . ' 'J vig ' I A M . gy ,J f I Y X 1 , P gf N 1 ' 4 47' , , 'KN v fs 'P s ' X A . 7 ' ., .4 ., 4 1 . Jwx- ' MH gfkxx Q P V B 2' f U '. ...Ju 'X , I. '- P f 23 f 4'-31 ' Pf' f ss fz- . 1 , A ig ,,.. A-gl. Q A A? v X s' X V s... if W 'fm SOPHOMORES 2 fs' F Y fi 'Quai' ' V 1 1 V V ' Q ty 2 2 , , 0 '. , A V A r 4 f 9, 1. X -. I., A 5 i I' 5 saw-Q 7 4 X Tl' ' '- il P iff!!! X ,W- t f' 1 ' , , 1 v E F I , Y I M. Stanley G. Sutton J. Tibbits N- TfU.li110 E. Valtlerra E. Vallejo H. Villarreal F. Vasquez M. Vasquez I- Velasquez J- Watson G' wasljin A. Wilcoxson J. williams S. Williams M- Wolfe P. Wolfe R- X06 1 ua Not Pictured: P. Barfield, M. Blankenship, G. Hayes, L. May, R. Martinez at 21 most successful post-initiation rccord hop. The sophomores returned to Morenci High School for their second year of busy high school life. Highlight of the year was the annual sophomore - sponsored dance honoring the new freshmen. Selected by popular vote to lead the class were Dick Rice, presidentg Linda Brown, vice-presidentg and Geraldine Allen, sec- retary-treasurer. Mrs. Beverly Nichols, Mr. Lewis Horne, Mr. Ross Bridewell, and Mrs. Louise Park sponsored the class. Sophomore faces dotted nearly every activity throughout the year, each partici- pating activelyand with much school spirit. Morenci High will welcome this energetic class as the seniors of 1961. FRESHME y r-34 y 5' '5' ly , ,f ' U : -Q., I 4 a 1 2-ofa-v 4.57 i 1, 1 4, if 'rf ,,,. Q ! lg Q? Q fi Vt f 9 , fl? l Q me , . i -fr A I !lX,, 4 ' v ,V 3 f f Frosh are bcwitched, bothered, bewildcr 1 X :Vf . 4 7 E 5 L 1' 4 ' if , 1 6 -ii 'E' ,gk -.ai ,,-av J, A . wi G J .E ff 'WZ A rf, -- C In ' ' 141 3! Q ' l 1 ' 5 C A K C 'fzgfiz C' X A l 'A V 'zll .- ,ii -4 fi I 1 ' ' Lili lr fel in f ' lillif ' 'X Q Mg, I r f W in Q-2 r or 1 r l g' I V l f Q 1... 'N.'f,lf C il y, lv lv. 1 , lf 'QNX I M ke Mike Aguilera Jenny Altamirano Nena Alvarez Sally Axnparano Cora Anaya Diane Andrews Ernest Aragon Irene Aragon Larry Armijo Priscilla Armijo ed, but gm Barbara Austin Dolores Baca Nancy Beck Priscilla Benitez Ann Bonilla Esperanza Borjon Marvene Bradford Ricky Brokaw Alan Buffo Merrill Burk Jesus Camacho Olga Carrillo Teddy Cascarelli Benny Cervantez Charlie Cervantez Fe rmin Cervantez Joe Cervantez Lucy Chavez Ruben Chavez Teddy Cisneros J1mmy Clark Kenny Clemmer Shxrley Cole Joe Colhns Marquetta Cook Shirley Cooper Joe Corona Larry Cox Sandra Cox Dwaxn Crane conhdence, Bobby Dav1s Glenn Dear Charles Denton V1rg1n1a Del-lerrera Jeanne Drace Frank D1az Ruth D1az Denms Duncan B11ly Durr Lmda Edwards Pat Egan Alex Esparza Irene Estes Franlue Estrada Cecrha Esqueda Rmcardo FaJardo Gxlbert Fxgueroa Johnny Flowers Davxd Gaddy Irene Garcxa 9 4 W' S, X! Q Sf, FRESHME 'Ev fr1endsh1p and respect of upperclassmen Q sq -. ia! .,3-A 2- 'Wx -af' 03' 'X na 'fx xiii 9 J r 'Xie ,p- if' ki 2 TX!! . , Q W X XW' A A 4 n ' 4 1 A , , 'QP' 5 H Q Q 1 KY - fy A ' 9 I ' V E hx- ,N ' . ' ,,..f..1-...J 3 0 y n ' ,, as 1 C l Q' 2 i i F l n I i f - - '5 D' D 1 DW' W fl f x 5 'Q Q , ' u , 5, A A .ml 'Q J. 3 A' ' K , SQ 4- J. Q , I n , A 1 4' S W X1 ' f .U -Q 'T Y D 8 . . A-J ,Ll 5 JIRA'-1 I vt ,- E , . 1 . . A b . s 1' tg rl . W Q F ' irq ' T Sl' ' ' f Q y v N' l gtk ' l -E .. Q L I l Q elk kj new 5 i F RE HME 'f if 1 W ff G aff K - . .f 4 ,f if 593 ?piwa,fvfZQa A f we f-fini' S 3 F? Q .if g ,,',.. 4.,..' W 8 we iff Mike Garcia Rita Garcia Robert Garcia Stella Garcia JaFaye Gentry Millie Gomez David Gonzales Hortense Gonzales Larry Goodner Maria Guevara Tondcrfeet select competent officers Cooper, Draco, A . V-in My 4 Q x fp, 'A ,.,. V ZZ.. Q yy f Q 1 A X M X ,, X X I' if 4 me I ' X ,.,. ,--QA' M- 4. pa f ' if, .Q - w -f 'el-1l I :. q Ka I lvrl 1 f f .- A . i 1 , f I ffl -J Vx I Q ' y -26,5 A Z 0 M71 ' 2 Tak! G 252. 23-icq: Rm' . 21.5 X rg 1 , ,Q W .A 74 1 F -A f W ' , . ' ,W -w V, ' A DMM M Q v -ag, 40 nf' Gloria Guetierrez Richard Hamilton Faye Hansen Sixto Herrera Barbara Hively Richard Holman James Holmes David Horn Martha Huff Charlotte Huish Grace Huizar Darwin Jackson Melvin Jim Edith Johnson Betty Jones Marsha Jones Henry Luna Richard Knight John Kuykendall Mary Lafferty R tLaa B11L h r Olga Lu a Boots L f FRESHMEN Qhxf M.. if! F 'ffA Jxm yMcC1 F a d M 1 5 Hask 11 M L do -,U Ch les McPh a H y a Wh1tewash1ng the M IS years f1rst major ptOjCCt yL0 Md k Md SottM dMa Hct a Her a Ma J e M Da e1 Ma RyM d L Do M11 N sto M111 g Jo Mo g M t B Mo al o M g Mo a Albe t M y Ca oly M y fN..,,.,f'?' ,.f 33 will 'P .av 3 3 FQ Q93 A x fri 'QQ ks b , V J, Et Lia 'vw 4, yn ' 2 I A f V, . n L I fl -3 Vi ' ' uns ord ' ' V '1 747 , V, Z ' W , Z, f ff , ' G gm G 6- X 'Xf n ,n , X lf' if ak , .1,v ,A I ' ' m ure I 'ff , -,,, ' ' Leon r cGrew r 8' fr ' . 4' e c en n ' A f - , 7 R ar e r ' ' A ' V me enr M ez I , i I nk 129 W' M. A' 'QM 1 1,33 1 , f ,W I VQ 'L j: f i -ff i ' J A I J K1 3' , .v s I iff - ' as M ' 7 ' ' ' I Mar u a rid 1 t , Vic ie a rid Az - , , . 4 ' V Arman o rin -sa Q A ?i 4 ,,. H V e or M rin nv L V ' w F x ' in ' - rn - n f ,f X v - nf an 1 X , A , J 1 . , 4 mini rtinez 2 ,X , ' Q ' 0 aY Q F Q. ni za N ' f A fi Joe Merino - - I K, -- ' a en oza ,QQ . ' M -W 'Q 'S j Q' .TI Q' ,-4 sv., Q f I ? 4' L' iH l...h e M Affllf -l - f ' Vt V1 5 E Annie Merino , 1- - V 'Q a nna i er L Q ' x ' 4 E it ' e r ' i an .4 t - , Q Q f hn nsegur '-'Q f ' L Geox' e on oya . X J P R X ' ,N . - 'Q '-'i t R X 2' ,,:fffiPQ2 I X if . -' f I' ,X f N' -' L ' L32 ' V1 I ani. A' X. N Ki 4 -.. fk 1 en r es y I Q g U r 3 J yce or an ' -V . K 4 K ' U P Steve lin 'P ld L ' I A ' r o a L 9,14 y Li EU L. W 'K Q 'Q r n 0 ers X 1 - , ' -A t - xg E If K if L ... K 'V sz V: a Tiff ' 4 X .' .V - ' ff. fi.. Q 1 FRESHME Virginia Munoz Kay Nelson Ronnie Onate David Orr Andres Padilla Q if -A -- 100 ,J Virginia Park Charles Patterson Leonard Peete Ronnie Pznkston Joe Peru 3.4. Knowledge for next three years IS gleaned from Ray Perez Frankie Pompa Sammy Ponce vw Jesus Porras Virginia Portillo I O, Jw Sharlotte Pounds Saundra Rams Joan Ray Arthur Rios Danny Rodriguez Helen RoJo Ray Rojas Angel Romero Gilbert Romero Judy Romero 4 M 14 Mary Lou Rome ro Silas Romero Patsy Romme Aaron Ramirez X, Dora Roman 5 10 , 1 . ' 1 bf' 1 V ' 'lb I I e if , e 1 R y 1 , ' Q 7 M X d 71 7 f g y I Q X llza ' A ii V 5 , KJ R ri ff fl 4 x I 7 5 I I VII' . A I 1 ., K ,,V- , at + A I l . I il fi A N fa n R iii le ene ? . A It g V J cg? A 1 I 1 lv V I .V Y My r -a if 3 R rj Q -R ' - fr . , if 0, F j ' n , f , 4 iv- 1 yt ,. .,v::,,, 1 f 4 X f- I Martin Ross Hector Ruedas Victor Ruedas Bill Salas Dimos Sanchez Zeke Sanchez Arthur Santa Cruz George Schahn Mike Shannon Greg Sierra dail round of Margarito Sierra Albert Slinky Harvey Sloan Terry Spezia Richard Stoner Robert Stroud Andres Tellez Henry Tellez Robert Thornton Jim Todacheeny Carmen Trujillo Gilbert Vasquez Ruby Vega David Velasquez Johnny Varela Inez Vidales Francis Waldorf Patsy West Sandra Wilmoth George Whitehurst classes and ex .ri f X f! 4 , ,..,, f , f , 1 f FRESHME 7 w . t' f x i? L' 4 ' ' ' to Y W I MW I , V . ,, F ,, f, .. . ,t il I I 1 v 1 , an A in , , If , y r 1? no p. 'W . tra-curricular activ1t1es . 'WU 1 , + x N . n V r.'rt'x -'sw Xx A .N' 'lull' I . -3' 3 'zz J x X' i 5 .YQ 4 ia? FRESHME t Q' -Jinx A ??fQ 'g C Hudson E Whitmer G Wright B Munoz NotP1ctured M Daniels I Naegele D Parsons my Q, 4 '1'f-J '5 ll'-I-L. '-ww... givin wwf ug af' vm! ,ui-IW E1 iw' pt b QW 5 n Leonard Peete R1chard Holman George Mon AW? toya and Danxel Maza form bucket br1gade t H k llM L d dF D toilhis tocthinuizfln rank laz apply fimshlng furnxsh the wh1tewash for pamtmg the 'M FIISI YCHI' PICVICWS CXClflf1g CVCIIYS yet KO COIDC The freshmanclass w1th 179 students en rolled ventured 1nto the1r begmnmg year of lngh school under the helplng hands of Mrs Edna R1ChardSOD Mr Harry Reeves Mr Charles R1chardson and M1ssSh1rley Clausen Students elected Sh1rley Cooper to the off1ce of pres1dent and Jeanne Drace was elected to serve as secretary treasurer Am1d the numerous dunes of the enthus1as txc freshmen lay the task of palntmg the face of our beloved M' Wh11e the boys were engaged xn then' labor of wh1tewashmg the school emblem the glrls arranged a p1cnic lunch of sandw1ches cookles and punch dance honorxng the freshmen was presented by the sophomores the followmg week Frosh contrzbuted much to l1fe xn MHS the1r f1rst year and eagerly ant1c1pated three more years of classes and fun. 104 Dale McLaughl1n, Sandra Dolly, Ann Cox, J.D, Knott, Ronnie Kellner and Mary Akley dlsplay dancmg ab111ty at the freshman dance. a 2 ' , 3: mf I 1 1 ,A ., ,A , A, .. Q t, Q - f v 1 ' ff 2 i ' -U , 'X I , 5 Y 4 , if , , V , 2- E ., g ' . I! z an W . QL. , 7 4 J. 'V ' W L, J, , ' 'a:,l1fi,' M M , N ,gn QA : my f . ' EQQZQ gggglif. g . , I ,,ygW' W wk , .. W , fr. Vx. A mart , . he ff, M L K my A, D , ,lx , Y ..'fK'w5 ' ,- C ' A , ' 2 A - 'KM' Q f -er ' ..,ff -I X 'avg , A ' -' ' , , X. u ,gf fr A ' ' d .4 ' 4 'f V- . , 'fe' Fl 67,4 uv' ' . '. . if 2 Qc, e A V , - fu 2 49 w jf 1 .V cg. 1' lx, 4, 1 e A , ' .. hw, 'R . ' ' -. ' : ' rv t 713 an-I' .' 'z , 'lx f-L' -fr. ' 1 - AH Q 1 '5 Grd' 'P' .-oi' -C ,-1.-W,w,.- ,.. rig, --Q-,J is 4 , , 4- nf , ' wg Q , ,WA N . 8, .Y I A lt .1 A-Y ,M - -ag , V 3 . W Y A .Yay . gt. .45 B Ms ,WM 3 W V ,v ., wh, ,,Lr?Z,.y, ,,, . we Vi y at ,. 1 ,V . ' -1 ,Liv-4 A At , Fi 'L H5 , ' A 'li f f' s 4 ,, ,nw x A x I - if ' A 'Y N. J-:af Y 1, ' an R .A . , . , . 0 ' ' ' ' I ll . - . . . . 1 - l 3 ' I ' ' . s 1 ' . I ' X 0 Q , 3 , , A l 1, 1 - I ' . I . . , I EIGHTH GRADE AW if .1-4 49? ff fl fwfr 2 .9 'J' Q FL J Adams Altamirano O Alvillar H Anaya Anderson S Andrews M Arvallo E Baca Baca G Basham S Beauford A Beltran H Benitez D Benavidez Encrgcuc bcgmncrs are slowed but not stopped by A5 C. Bencomo C. Castillo Mrs. Clara B. Lyerla received her B.S. degree at Abilene Christian College. She teaches math and science. She co- sponsors the Wild Kitten, junior high news- X paper page. Mrs. Lyerla participates inthe Morenci Woman's Club. Her hobbies are 2 .- Q r -lt is ar B, Bradford I... Bradford W. Bryant J. Carter Be rgamo D. Bolin Chavez A. Cisneros sewing, reading and square dancing. Y - 5 EIGHTH GRADE 3' , 4 , ,,-, ll ,Af ,ff rj 4'i1l f ,Mau ,gf QW 113 .lie X4 NZ f G C1sne1-os T Cluff T Conyer A Crawford R Creary Cueto O Dzaz F Dommquez G Dommquez Dorsey Drew K Easley P Edwards J Egan stubborn lockers new schedules, bustlmg MHS l1fe J' E I f-f -'2 rickson P Esparza J Fletcher B Gale 106 ,ask jj .3 Xrv 1' .415 63 ,f 4 1 5 'M C Garc1a D Gates A Gonzales M Gonzales M Gomez O Gonzales Mrs. Margaret Snyder received her B.S. degree from Black H1115 Teacher's College 1n South Dakota. She teaches Jumor high girls' physical education and co sponsors the drama tics club. She enjoys sewmg and bowling r ' F ' ' -9 I , 4 L '- , , A ' f , f I ,S ,L , A or 1, -S .. V inf h ' f S . ' M,-1 4 Q sw 4 d 4 2 l f , as . X was -' Q ,.., ? fy A 'Q' MS we S Q 's - A 3, K S' 1 A xv , Y ff ' 1 ,E E, i 'lr Sl l f f A S t ff v fl li . ' .... D. A . ' . ' . ' c. Q .... , . X , W 5 livu U F- M S S 'S A ..l, X , S f- 69 , , 1' S v, , QV J A7 ,X 'ffl 4 I S 'Ve ln 4-4:4 w , X f l E S - 9 S f? S S' ' 3, 1' ,I W .7 QQ -.4 S, ffm F... '- Q j ,:.. W. S X A, 12,-K , ' X I X 1 f , V ffl? fwff ,' 40 S., X J 'S , Y S 4A 44 '1 if. x 4' J EIGHTH GRADE 1' ff 2 V ffx 55? McDaniel B Lyall B Lusk M Lunsford M Luna M I-Ozarw Lopez Lockwood R Lentz S Lemons R Lee H Lara Keri' M 501195 The newcomers elzum 1nembersh1p 11'1 honor SOCICIY, sh I ,3 XL' !f III 0 H '1 0 f H N 'fb nf.. Hull D Horn Holmes M Hayes D Ham C Hall Mr George Hearn obtamed h1s B A degree from Ar1zona State Un1vers1ty H1s Hearn teaches rnathemaucs and Enghsh and co spon sors the Jun1orh1gh student counc11 H1s hobb1es are auto mechames photography and travehng He belongs to the B1shop's cornrruttee of the St James Ep1SCOpal Church and to the Amer1can Leg1on 11? I R Herrera B Herrera I Hernandez tx ,.g'S..a-K 107 Z M K 4 'f , .. x f if V li , ' I Vi ia ' I fy ' 79 ,V 'ri 4 ar 5 -,Q , P Q, Z! L V -W , 4 -A V21 n 5 'Q 1,5 ' 2 X V J-If if H Y W, , A 3 .,Q, .I -.K eh L. . ' .,.. M. . . . A , . D. . QI? . , V' Fa f 'S , Q f 1- ' in ' , ., , 1 , ffl f t X ' X ' 1' '- P ' Y. , t i P ' Q 5 . x Nah V, . K A Q. hw. - of K -V 4 A H ' fr: if, rf N . , 'W- ig 2- M12 A D. . K. ragzk. f W Lb V. 'P . . . ' - - 7 5. . . . , . . Q ,' - ., . ' N ' I H H - er,e , . ga EIGHTH GRADE f ,fe-r 1 1 lf L McFadden McGaha L Maez I Maldonado C Martm V Martmez H Maza T Megason A Mendoza Merlno Mxller R Mxlhgan V Mllhgan R Montoya homerooms elect representauves to student counc1l J 41 X QV Q tif f X t R Moreno Nat1ons C Navarrete D Nelson Z7- Ontweros Ontlveros R Ortega Ortxz A Padxlla A Paez Mr Truman W1l11amson recewed h1s B S degree at New Mexxco Western College H teaches Jumor hxgh phys1cal educat1on Mr W1ll1amson 1S ass1stant football and basketball coach The Lxons Club and sports are h1s out Slde mterests lO8 a f I , ' r off - 'ig y . ::,h V lf . t 'iile' , ,,,,, Q lrrr x . i a s l l 3, e , A-A if I 4 .gf . I Q f fl 7 , ,EE A ,I 1 ,.,, In I V .Q W . 7! 4: I -av 4' . . ri' K f !!-L:4ir it 7 ::,,l . ..,f, , X I ,S W lg f 1,- V, . . ff- f' iff ff . J .... A . ' . . . M. ' D. ' . ' ' . ' ' , U ' 3 ' t' ' a 7 6 cl Q Q .ml f . M! w x ,f jg ' 6 1' . . . R. ' . . ' f N' k Q 20' fi ,fa ' . - 2? N . , E. ' J. ' . 5 L. ' . ' . I . Q . . . 1 . . . Q G Paez V Patterson L Rams M Ramxrez EIGHTH GRADE Peru L Plzano Pomts I Ponce Preston Ramxrez J Ramsey R1chardson C Roberts C Romero Ncophytcs arc regular contrrbutors to school paper ld H Romero C Ross P Sm1th Sorrelman R Romero F Romero K Smxth P Sm1th Mrs Grace Chandler recewed her B A from Arxzona State Un1vers1ty Mrs Chandler teaches readmg and language to seventh and e1ghth grade students, and sponsors the Kxtten News page m the W1ldcat Her hobb1es are musxc, crossword puzzles and needlework 4:59 ...I Ar Vi! Sanchez W Santa Cruz G Sloan 109 EIGHTH GRADE 4 1- 1 3 I, 4 V V I g 1 v 2, , , l Q M i?,.F g . Q: ' y F I A 4 I A Af it 'ft r 255. lf if u we f . 1' V. , .Q 12 Q 4 Q 5 'E 3 '31 W Y 1 i f ' 5 ff 'fi J . r , 1' y 'iq .1 X ,. 1 H :H J I VQ If Wil L V gg , A I , ,.,, Q ij, ' X X ' 4. W ' . 5, ak ' kr .1 4., gg i - N -. ,. I W M if f , . f f- . x Fa sf. .ff W W. , ,A if t W . , I 1 ' f I 1 0- Y I' iig,i:'ii??,4. ',.Q!nig:B ', .. -, 7 ff A I , it 2 ff' i 2 f 'S 5? f .. mbfiisf ' 2 '-ipsiiss if 1 . K s V. IH I' I . l. . Ln 1. v' 3' l llillf :ii-ii'm-ri-mt -'- ' - - A R. Tomerlin A. Tysoe J. Valtierra J. Vasquez H. Villicana J. Ward D. Watson R. White J. Wilbanks F. Wilcox A. Williams R. Wilson J. Wood T. Maehl Not Pictured: J. Aragon, P. Dominguez, D. Hayes, F. Peters, J'. Salinas, B. Sierra, O. Sierra. and keep order W1th efficient hall patrol system Miss Roberta Watt secured her B. A. degree from Bethel College and her M. A. from the University of Arizona. Miss Watt teaches his- tory and co-sponsors the junior high honor society. Her community activities are Woman's Club, Girl Scouts and Delta Kappa Gamma, Miss Watt's hobbies are reading, cooking and travel- mg. Mrs. .Edgar uaviason received a degree of B. A. from Baylor University and her M. A. from Sul Ross State. Mrs. Davidson is co-sponsor for the junior high student council. She teaches reading. Her hobbies are giving book reviews and reading. Active in the community, she is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma and the Wornan's Club. 110 -x , Class part1c1pat1on made scxence come al1ve Exper1ment1ng wlth electrxclty are Alan Crawford Kenneth Easley Cllfford Martxn and Larry McDan1e1s Mrs Masler 1S superv1s1ng the experunent Mrs Isobel Maslar recewedher B S from Muskmgum College Oh1o She teaches sc1ence W1th the help of M1ke .Tones and Hector Bemtez Mr Holland got the Jr H1gh 'Soc Hop under way HTH GRADE at 10 5 'I ,D . l o ,Q c l Q, 4 O 9 f' , 'Ill If Q 1.1 l 0,0 4, o ,.o, o 05' if and h1story and co sponsors the Juruor hxgh honor soc1ety Mrs Mas1ar'shobb1es 1nc1ude collect rng 1nsects anc1ent pottery, tenms and hshmg Her commun1tyact1v1t1es are Woman's Club and Delta Kappa Gamma She teaches the th1rd grade Sunday School class at the Morencl Chapel and IS p1an1st for the prmmary department Many boppers and waltzers enjoy them selves on the fun fllled mght of January Z4 n Q If X X u i ffi 3.1 C7 X 5 vu' 1, K 2 in ,, ., . I fv 5 4 , If 56 f o ff . 17 ' X tg ' 55 , . ty 1 g,. 4' 4-O ,fn,.n'o, . 'f?,, , ff, a 'A 'ig Q ,'w,'w0,' up , ,H M' 8 Q,. t 'o f v,,' I , ,'. , t ' 4 . ou: ,O W H14 ' 9 I ' nl I ' ' I o'1'. ' 0 a ,Q 1 1 , 1 0 , .Q o 'A I l I - Y I I ' . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . , H - . . , . . . . J' ' 914 . an-' . ,- - , . . ' s ,.. ' ' ' ' - 1-.. V L J 'x X -v ,.- , uh ma 4 ri, L Z v-'nigga 6 ,J-1, Q , Y , H' QQ' -Nw ,vu 'ir 1. ,s f, .41 M , -faq-.1 . fm. vnu. Q f..fa.,u, ,,g L .v FOOTBALL Staunch squad shows gr1d1ron stamma, sportsmansh1p Q: -. f f Us , -g , ' Lg... . A we x,fg,x f X ,fl lf, ygf -, .. Q.. f' I, 4. -1 Nl x A- .7 'a ' 'gyxge V' 1 3 ffff. ' 1 T I l,'5'5 ,Ka :f,! J 'F-.xc . rv ,.-' K ,. , ,hfibfs First line Wildcats are, FRONT ROW: End Alfonso Navarette, TackleRichard Rojas,Guard Ben Lara, 'Center Allan Begay, Guard Frank Flores, Tackle Steve Carrell and End Ron 0-ri SCOREBOARD Morenci 34 Coolidge 6 Morenci 6 Douglas l8 Morenci 31 Winslow 27 Morenci Z0 Safford 19 Morenci 19 Miami 19 Morenci Z7 Sunnyside 13 Morenci 34 Globe Z0 Morenci 7 Bisbee 20 Morenci 33 Clifton 13 4 w , Iva ., . f ' '. , f -V, '- Kellner. STANDING are Right Halfback Jim Goodrum, Quarterback Ray Morgan, Fullback Bob Gates and Left Halfback Don Melton. The Wildcat football te-am was the recipient of many honors. Among the ones received were positions on the All- State and All-Conference teams. Five spots on the All-Conference team were claimed by Morenci players. Those elected were Don Melton, halfbackg Richard Rojas, tackleg Stevean Carrell, tackleg Alfonso Navarrete, endg and Allan Begay, center. The highest goal that a high school football player can achieve is to be elected to play on the All- State team. Two Wildcats made the All-State squad: Don Melton, halfback, and Allan Begay, center. They were also the honorary co-captains of the team. Don Melton also set the record for the longest play from scrimmage. He ran 93 yards, breaking the local record. v- FOOT BALL Copper Ingot retained fourth straight year by Cats. -H - . 'likvp ' 11 ' '.' '- . . - A ,., Ln....I-.flat 5, la'Aa x W ROW 1: End Bob Ballis, Tackle Ray Lira, Guard Rumaldo Romero, Center Fred Austin, Guard Bob Lyall, Tackle Don Crane and End Remijio ROW 1: End Gene Wasson, Tackle Philip Berra, Guard Philip Wolfe, Center Morris Davis, Guard Ruben Xochihua, Tackle Bill Lafferty and End Calvin Walden. ROW 2: Halfback Albert Dominguez. ROW 2: Right Halfback Mike Agui- lar, Quarterback Bill Sanchez, Fullback Gilbert Arquellez and Left Halfback Wayne Cross. Arvallo, Halfback Pete Sierra, Quarterback Jim Parra, Fullback Jack Watson and Halfback Charles Martinez. Laughs VT tdplrl 9 I I ' i 'fl ' A 5 I FOOTBALL Melton and Begay named as all state co-captains. S1x wins two losses and one tie was the record sported by the Morenci Wlld cats The1r season opener was a muddy slick and wet battle w1th Coolidge 1n whxch they showed the1r sp1r1t and determ1ned dr1ve to w1n 34 6 However the powerful Douglas team pulled away from the W1ld cats defeating them 18 to 6 Th1s did not dampen Wildcat sp1rits as they battled two of the toughest teams m the state W1nslow and Safford and won by scores of 31 to Z7 and 20 to 19 respectxvely Morenc1 fans w1ll not soon forget the m sp1red playing of the home team The next game was agamst the powerful M1am1 Vandals Many brilliant W4 Big Don Melton breaks away from Safford tacklers and scampers up the field on one of his many long runs. Aiding in the play with a fine block is Frank Flores. The Wildcats defeated the powerful Bulldogs Z0-19 strateg1es and plays were executed by both teams and they proved to be evenly matched when the score summed up to a 19 19 t1e Another spurt of energy and team work resulted m w1ns over Sunnysrde and Globe The Wrldcats proved super1or to the b1g and speedy teams w1th scores of Morenc1 27 Sunnys1de 13 and Morenci 34 Globe 20 The next game w1th B1s bee was a bad mght for the W1ldcats as the Pumas ran up a 20 7 score The season's clmcher wh1ch Wmld cat fans were most anx1ous to see was the trad1t1onal Copper Ingot contest agamst Morenc1's arch r1vals the Cl1ftonTroJans The Cats as always were really f1red up for th1s game and plunged headlong mto it w1th only one purpose to wm They d1d rackmg up Cl1fton 33 13 The Wzldcats for the fourth consecutlve year proved superxor to the Trojans keepmg ten v1ctor1e s . ' 1 0 . j . . , . , l 1 1 1 1 . . ' . , 7 . . . . . - . 1 . . - . . . y . . - . 1 , . I ., . . ,, X . . , 3 , the Ingot twelve times to Cli.fton's fl! , .J 4 J.V. FOOTB LL Good season includes four Wins, one loss, two tics. ai STANDING are Ruben Villarreal , Ralph Estrada, Roger Abel Peralta, Jerry Williams and Virginio Baca. Dario KNEELING are Larry Hulsey, William Whitmer, Coach J'ohnGlodis helped J. V. play- ers have a successful season, hoping that this year's experience in practice and in play would aid them as future varsity .1-as-dj Martinez, Eddie Roman, Thomas Ollon, Ortega and J. D. Knott. match for the boys, the game ending in a 0-0 tie. Ft. Grant defeated the Wildcats once with a score of 27-12, but Morenci tied them in a previous game 6-6. team members. Some of the team were called upon this year to play in varsity SCOREBOARD ames Morenci O Safford 0 Morenci 6 Ft. Grant 6 g . A 28 to 8 win over Clifton ended the J.V. team's season. Duncan fell to the Wildcats twice, with scores of 27-13 and Morenci 27 Morenci 32 Duncan 13 Duncan 13 32-13, respectively. Safford was an even 133222 iiffcgjalgt Z7 Morenci 28 Clifton 8 Racing for the sidelines, Jerry Williams avoids Duncan defensive tactics in the first Calvin Walden, lunging for 3 PBSS, finds 3 Morenci-Duncan clash. Duncan defender close behind. FRE HMA FOOTBALL Frosh gain experience despite poor season record. 19 S59 Q5 ROW l: Merrill Burk, Gilbert Figueroa, George Schahn, Charles Cervantes, Leonard Peete, Joe Peru, Charles Denton, Richard Knight and Frank Diaz. ROW 2: Benny Cervantez, Henry Tellez, Haskell McLendon, David Gaddy, Frank Estrada, Although the freshmen had a poor season, they gained invaluable practical experience. Working to live up to coaches I f I 4 M. a - - - -. -1 41. . I IK 1' 5' .QI WEN Gilbert Romero, Andres Padilla, Rudy Vega, and Melvin Jim. Maza, Bill Lee, JohnnyFlowers FT. James Holmes, ROW 3: Danny , Frank Pompa, David Velasquez, Greg Sierra, Robert Stroud, Arthur Santa Cruz and Mike Garcia. Darrell Evans' and Byron McGough's expectations, they tried to defeat the powerful Douglas and Safford teams. ll fl 118 SCOREBOARD I Q Morenci o Safford 35 Morenci O Douglas 0 Morenci 0 Safford 18 Morenci O Douglas 27 Quarterback F r a nk i e Pbmpa hands off to Leonard Peete, halfback, as fullback Johnny Flowers and halfback George Schahn fake and head downfield to block out Doug- las defensives. ROW 1 Duncan ROW Z Morencx Morencm Morenc1 Morencx Morenc1 Morencx Morencx MOTCHCI Morenc1 Morencl MOISHCI Morenc1 Morencx Morencx Morencx Morencx Morenc1 Morenc1 Morenc1 Morenc1 Ray Morgan George Johnson Jerry Alfonso Navarette and Bob Gates Aaron Isaacs Manon Moyers Bob SC OR EB OAR D Chfton Duncan Sunnys1de No gale s Globe Douglas B 1sbee No gale s M1am1 B xsbe e Sunnysxde Safford W11c ox Duncan Clxfton T OUR NAM ENT Safford Duncan Chfton B 1sbee SL'L!1!1yB1d6 Ball1s Don Melton Bob Doerges Allan Begay Ronme Knott and Joe Mena Bob Doerges and Bob Ball1s below f1ght for a rebound agamst Wxllcox as Allan Begay and Marxon Moyers prepare for a fast break Loss of gym floor cuts Wms to e1ght but agresswc 119 '45 ...................... ' 60 ' . '55 .... . ..... 59 '56... . . ' 67 '45 .... . 38 '52 .... . . . 50 '61 .... . .. 66 '54 .... . . . . ' 44 '55 .... ..... . ..... 4 6 '43 .... . .. ' ' 40 Morenci 54 ..... ..... Douglas 57 '60 ........ ...... .' 44 '61 ....... ..... ..... 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' 78 Y BASKETBALL Mar1on Moyers fxres a Jump shot as Don Melton and Jerry Duncan follow for a re bound agamst Wilcox The W1ldcats 1n 1t1ated the1r new gymnasxum floor by settmg a scorxng record of 80 pomts They beat the W1llcox Cowboys 80 35 New to the head coachmg pos1t1on for the Morencx Wxldcats was Coach JohnGlod1s Out of 18 games played the W1ldcats won 9 and lost Th1s year's team ranked f1fth 1n the Class A Southwest Conference The Cats were hand1 capped by the loss of the1r gyrnnasxum early 1n the year and all but 5 games were played away from home However the f1ght1ng team came Bob Gates shoots a Jump shot wh1le Bob Doerges gets 1n pos1t1on for a rebound Ray Morgan also follows for posslble ass1stance through 1n fxne fashxon demonstrat1ng sk1ll and enthuslasm common 1n all Morencl sports Rebound1ng power and ag ress1veness were bmg assets 1n games Good sportsmansh1p was pract1ced by the team whether they won or lost Graduatmg lettermen were Jerry Duncan Ray Morgan George Johnson Allan Begay Marxon Moyers Joe Mena Ronme Knott and Don Melton The cheerleaders yell the team on as the Wxldcat bench follows the act1on on the court Th1s pep and enthuslasm followed the team wherevertheyplayed ..4l ' players demonstrate typ1cal 514111 and enthusmsm 120 , . . . 9. 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A gs Y In 'A - ' 'Vik -A '-'Wg 'T , . , . , K 4, A ,,, 13 ' 3 ,j X , 4 9 0 ' 4 4, ...J VARSITY 2 3 2,3 Jffm ROW l Jerry W1lliams Mark Blankensh1p Ronald Duncan Abel Peralta Aaron Isaac s and M1ckey Wolfe ROW Z Coach T ruman Johnny Andrews stands by for possxble assxs tance to Rem1J1o Dommquez as he shoots a lay up shot W1ll1amson Johnny Andrews Louxs Ross Gene Wasson Tony Medma Bob Ballxs Rem1 JIO Dommquez and Manager Ronme Kellner Truman W1l11amson coached the Morenc1 Wlldcats J' V tearnthroughasuccessful sea son end1ng 1n 9 wms and 8 losses The team came out of the season wxth exper1ence they expect to use 1n future seasons as Vafslty team players Coach W1ll1amson worked the boys hard knowmg that It wxll be the1r Job to uphold Morenc1's trad1t1on of fme teams and good sportsmansh1p The J V s had flne reboundxng ab1l1ty and ball handlmg sk1ll The team beat Duncan 39 32 Nogales 45 34 Douglas 40 38 Bxsbee tW1CC 48 39 and 35 28 Safford 54 53 Cllfton 48 32 Duncan 51 44 and Chfton 43 28 They lost to Cl1fton 50 46, Sunnyslde 52 43, Globe 44 43, Nogales 61 39, M1am1 34 30, Douglas 42 33, Sunnys1de 52 43, and Wllcox 57 51 Hustling B Squad emerges with valuable expemenee 121 BASEBALL ag'-ff fs tif? A9 f ' 'H-Hi f an -LBRJ' Hn- ' .ff iq ad.-Hg .affirm D Evans Ronrue Knott JamesBradford Louis Ross George Johnson DeWayne Burk Joe Miles Everett Miller Steve Carrell and mana ger Don Johnson ROW l John Basham Aaron Isaacs Lawrence Sanchez Abel Peralta and Jim Parra ROW 2 Marion Moyers Karl Barry Walter Martin Jerry Martinez Billy Sanchez Jackie Cooper RayMorgan and Charles Fuentes ROW 3 Coach Team eombmes Splflt, Sklll for successful season Walter Martin draws a walk and jogs down first baseline Jerry Martmez crosses home plate as Aaron Isaacs rounds third , , T sg 1 ' f fn' Apr' I M - xi B N 4 .I I -h , 3!,x,HfJfwf U A 'Tv' - V ' K i Y., , l ,, - , A ir: M T. V . , Q J - ak - Q J C f ' ,Givl'LQh '13 A Q . - J . -+55f i7g,,'. Q. 7f '5.Q' SCOREBOARD V- 5 . . - s , ' -,J -f Q , 4 . - - , ' - , f ' . a.. . , . .. 1 . Q., f.. 5 , -. x , ,, 5, . ,X . ' Mow 1 --- sf , A -, ,L 21' if ,-. ,V , , '. 'JV , .' 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SUPVUES I C OFFXCE 5 ROYAL TYPEwnITEIzs Stondnrd-Electric-Portable o VICTOR ADDING MACHINES o VICTOR PRINTING CALCULATOR H 0 A. B. DICK DUPLICATING rnonucrg o EDISON voIcEwnITERs o DITTo DUPLICATORS Y URING OUR STORY USINESS ACHINE HI ' ' oPIovId0 ' . been' ef our Obxecmg Eiaservkce to :IU guftc a ESHY rDun 9 ONA. sc DMS 'n ANZ X I 530 WEST WASHINGTON - PHOENIX, ARIZONA HOWARD s. STOFETITIIESQIII - PRESCOTT - ELAGSTAEF - MESA - sAEFoRD - BISBEE - YUMA STATIONERS lYumal 4- . .A-'I-?,'.' l v '.d'5C'l .Lives :E !. J- A' ,,.fTt.A, ' 3 I ' aff ' . 1 I 4 5 .3 s Hair. 'Lg .. Md., I ......, xy . 'K - f---' if I 1' - , V -,A .t, C- 3- .M I? .gli 6 'E , 1 - I g l . I Oxy A 1 nl' QA. is 'lb . . I .W y,f4'!'5' f '1'..- ' I-I, .fn Q15 H it N?'g',1 11 if Q ' 'gl uf' ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We the members of the 1959 Copper Cat staff appreciate the pnvllege of record1ng the year's activities for you and w1sh to thank Members of the Board of Educatmn for the arrangements they have made for our educat1on M1ss Mar-1or1e Johnson our sponsor for her gu1dance Her understandzng and patlence were 1nvaluab1e to us All members of the student body and of the commumty who had a part 1n publ1sh1ng th1s Copper Cat Mrs Joe Ann Lawton for her ass1stance rn proofreadrng The Morenc1 Student Counc1l for sponsormg the Copper Cat Capers Mrs Lou1se Park for handlmg f1nanc1al re cords and superv1s1ng candy sales S1'aPhY M1ss Roberta Watt and Mrs Esthermae Klelnrrxn for the1r asslstance 1nlocat1ng h1s tor1cal mformatxon All our advernsers for their fmancral support Mr Joseph Fa1rbanks and Mr Ph1l Dav1d son for thexr enthus1asm and 1nterest ln our project Var1ous commmuty orgamzatmns for the1r 1nterest 1n our school Faculty members for the1r help rn gxvmg us class t1me when needed to take plctures and sell subscr1pt1ons Mr Paul S1mmons and Mr F Remmgton Barr for prov1d1ng plctures Mr Frank Gabusx for the use of h1s f1le of old p1cture negatwes THE COPPER CAT STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF Norma Mxtchell MANAGING EDITOR Jaclue Bancroft -Z AT THE END OF A LONG WEARY DAY of super V1B1ng the group p1cture talung Copper Cat workers st1ll had a smlle for the photographer K.. The trred quartet was Norma M1tchell Jackie Bancroft George Johnson and Ronme Knott . . . . Mr. Loren Wilson for his help with photo - E I J ? N gk H' , ACTIVITY INDEX Athletlcs Boys and Glrls State Cheerleaders and Pom Chess Club Copper Cat Dramatlcs Club Elghth Grade Freshman Class F T A G A A GITIS League Pon Glrls Page 114 125 105 110 98 104 38 39 46 49 52 53 Honor Soclety and lNat1onal Honor Soclety Instrumental Nluslc 54 56 53 Abell Juanlta Junlor Junlor Junlor Junlor Play Class I-llgh Honor QOCIPTV Hlgh Student Councll Letterman s Club Llbrary Asslstants Offlee Helpers Oratorlcal Contest and Speclal Honors Qulll and Scroll Royalty Senlor Class Qophomore Class Student Councll Vocal 'Nluslc Wlldcat Acosta Carol Adams Jackle Ruth Adams Lonnie Aguilar Angle Aguilar Mlke Agullera M ke AKIEY Mary 28 64 66 46 66 65 69 86 49 55 47 64 71 92 05 'J 04 Austln Mary Austin Phlll1D Austln Thomas Baca Baca Baca Baca Baca '70 92 115 Akley Robert Alcarez Mer' Allen Geraldine Altamlrano Jenny Altamlrano Norma. 05 Altamlrano Terry Baca Baca Baca Bacon Ballls Dolores Domlngo Esterlina George Jessie Joe Tlllle Vlrelnlo Johnny Bob Am Darano SallY Alvarez Alvarez Alvlllar Alvlllar Alvlllar Alvlllar Nena Ruben Angle Corin Ermlnda Sarah Anaya Cora Anava Harry K Andazola Andazola Andrr on Anderson Anderson Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrew s Andrews Aoodaca Avodaca James Rudy Betts Blllle Edwln Charles Diane Jeanette John Sherry Lee D8Nld Raw Aragon Ernest C Aragon Glorla Aragon Irene C 39 42 Aragon Jowce Arguellez Gllbert AITIIIJO Al'Y11lJ0 Armllo Arn1lJo Arr1llJ0 Arr allo Arsallo Arr allo Blll Frankie Larrv Prl-cllla Buds Albert D 20 56 8 42 50 50 66 70 86 31 35 24 55 59 65 38 49 69 10 B6 Nfargrlret Duron 62 Norna 38 50 52 66 Ashlnhust Lorralne Ashley Austin Austln. VL allare Barbara 49 55 05 05 3 7 3 98 .4 98 110 1 5 B6 ou 98 98 .4 Do 115 101 92 86 Q2 98 Fred 70 86 115 Ballls Llnda. Bancroft Jackie Barayas Dan Bar'lJas Gloria Barfleld Patrlcla Barry Karl Barry Kathrvn Barry Kenneth Ba ham Gary Basham Johnny Baurzhman Karl Bau hman lweola. Beauford Sharon Beck Nant! Beeay Allan Beltran Andt Beltran Rueben Bc-mel Blll Ben Dennle Benasldez Dalld Bencomo Carlos Benltez Hector B H1162 Prlsrllla Berearno John Berra Ph1'lD Bl6hOD Jer x B'anl-tenslllp Nlark Bolln Don Bonilla Bonllla Bonllla Borlon Borlon Ann Esther Johnnv Esperanza Stella Bradford Nfarwene Bradford Brenda Bradford Lsnda Bradford Robert Brokaw Rlcky STUDENT INDEX 49 86 70 86 127 28 38 30 70 92 5 55 56 5 23 40 5 58 66 9 46 66 74 128 3 38 40 4 52 66 75 34 44 92 20 64 3 5152 4 4 52 58 9 0 D 05 7 52 5 4 -1 122 92 05 '7 9 05 6 0 74 85 92 97 64 66 Brown Linda Bryant Wllllam Buffo Alan Burk Dewayne Burk Merrlll Lee ....C- Caln Vlckl Ernest Jesus Margarlta. Camacho Camacho Camacho Camacho Marla Elena Candelarla Tom Carr Charlene Carrell Stenean Carrlllo Olga Carter Jean Cascarelll Carl Cascarelll Teddy Castillo Charlle Castillo EFHPSEIHB Castlllo Margie 14 15 40 Cerw antes Cert antez Cert antez Cert antez Cert antez Cert antez Cerl antez Louie Benny Charlie Fermln Gllbert Hector Lydla woe? Char ez Lucy Char ez Ruben Chavez Thomas Herman Churchflel Clsneros Cisneros d Phll Angle Dora . 56 57 61. 64 86 05 105 111 98 105 115 86 97 121 105 50 98 92 Q2 46 98 86 60 66 98 105 105 92 40 55 64. 98 105 Cisneros C1 neros Glorla Teddy Clark Jlmmy Clark Paua Clemmer Kenneth Clerrmons Carolln Cloler Judy Cluff Terry Cole Shirley Collins Joe Contreras Dull Comer Glenda Comer Jlmmy Con'-er Terrw Lee Cook Vlarquetta. Cooper Jackle Cooper Shlrley Corona. 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' 40. 6 'z ' 62. 63. 10' . ' 92 . ' 1 ' , 92 . ' '75 -. 38 39. 40. , V- 86 . ' 1 ' 50. 66. 6 Cox. Cox. Cox . Paula Cox. Cox Anne Larry Ron Sandra Crane. Donald Crane. Crane Dwaln Shirley I... Crawford Alan Creary Cross Cross Cueto Cueto Cueto Richard Earlene Wayne Dolores Gllbert Pete 93. 104 99 42. 43. 87 32, 44. 48. 52. 93 50. 66. 99 46. 48. 70. 76. 115 55. 99 87 63 106 10 40 93 70 87 115 06 Daniels Mitchell Da 15 Morr1s DBVIS Nancy Davis Robert Dear Glenn De Herrera Vlrglnla. Delgado Manuel Denton Charles Denton Margaret Diaz Bertha Diaz Frank Diaz Olga Diaz Teresa Doerges Bob Dolly Sandra Domlnguez Domlnguez Dominguez Dominguez Dominguez Dominguez Dominguez Claro Freddy Glorxa Mary Mollle Ph1ll1D Remlllo Dorsey Cindy Dosela Amta Dosela Lol1ta 70 91 50 66 40 45 52 25 99 04 7 87 9 23 40 93 104 5 1 8 8 06 20 1 16 70 93 0 115 121 6 50 93 50 93 Gentry, Godbey. Gomez. Gomez. Gomez. Gomez. Gonzales. Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales Goodner Goodrum Guerrero f' 191 ara C1161 ara Gutlerrez Hackney JaFaye Emilie Gloria Martha Millie Rosa Angelina Belia Davxd Frank Hortense Joe Manuel Olga Willle Larry Jimmy C6113 Clara Marla Gloria Betty Hackney B1 Hall Hall Hall Ham Ham Charlotte Jlmmy Jo Willa Danny Jerry Hambrlck Ernest Hamilton Richard Hanna Lela Hansen Faye Harr1son Janis Hawkms Leslle Dorothea Glenn Mary Sammy Henderson Lmda Hered1a James Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes 50. 52. 66. 38. 40. 55. 56. 65. 87. 13. 46. 42 50 5 21 55 1 78 114 33 50 13 46 1 4 40 66 67 78 6 7 0 2 Douthltt Gayel Drace Jeanne Drew Qumcy Dare 43 52 66 99 Hernandez Irene Hernandez Jesus Hernandez Raul Jr 0 Duarte Betty Duffey Louanne Duncan Dennls Duncan Jerry Duncan Ronald Duran Irene Durr B1lly Easley Kenneth Edwards Lmda Edwards Pau 1ne 106 Edwards Sue Egan James 16 93 71 76 119 3 93 21 9 44 10 111 Egan Pat Erlckson Esparza Jack Nardlne Alex MaJ0r Myrna Esparza Pauline Marm Estrada Esparza Esvarza Esnmoza Esqueda Esc ueda Frank V1vlan Rosxe Cec1l1a Esther Estes Irene Frankle Marks Estrada Ra1Dh 10 111 123 Fasardo Ricardo Feemster Lanue Ferber Tammxe 20 38 52 70 93 40 66 67 65 66 06 9 10 7 06 9 8 7 Herrell Herrera Herrera Herrera Herrera Herrera Herrera Howard Blas Helen Raul Richard Dalz Slxto Yolanda Hnely Barbara Hogg George Leslle Hogg Pat Holman Mary Holman Rlchard Holmes James Holmes Kxtty Ann Horn Daud Horn Donald Hudson Cllfford Huff Martha Hu1sh Ehzabeth Hu1zar Grace Hull Dean Hulsey Larry Humphrey Carl Fields Sharron Flgueroa G11bert Fletcher John Allen Flores Carmen F'ores Frank 28 70 77 Flores L1ll1an Maclas 35 38 40 47 48 50 65 66 5 99 18 Flores Martin Flowers Johnny 99 118 2 Foote Dorothy F1185 Raul Fuentes Charles 54 56 93 2 52 54 65 66 6 3 7 7 64 65 00 100 118 3 54 64 5 71 94 Isaacs Aaron 70 94 119 121 Jackson Jackson Darw1n Dav1d J1m Melun Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Mlcheal Deanna Don Edith George Betty B1lly Bob Marsha Carl Gale Bart Gaady Dax id Gaddy Eugene Gale Sarah Gallegos Aurora Gallegos H1llary Mer no Garcla Garcxa Garcla Garcla Garcia Garcxa Garcia Garcla Garcla Garcia Carlos E fego Irene Johnny Margle M1ke Nora R1 a Robert Stella Gates Gates Bobby Dorothy 144 50 66 0 34 55 71 2 38 46 0 0 40 66 38 50 66 'T 87 114 19 8 06 1 0 100 20 06 Kellner Ronald Kennedy Harry Kennedy Soma Kerr Rlchard Knight R1chard Knott Jimmy Knott Ronme Kuykendall John Laffertv Bill Lafferty Mary Lara Benny Lara Bobbv Lara Hortence Lawson Janxce Lawton Verone 49 88 54 56 66 68 19 54 6 69 71 52 54 43 64 7 79 119 2 38 43 44 52 63 107 111 44 52 53 B8 1 04 1 1 4 23 55 64 6 101 0 71 94 04 4 52 57 119 122 65 70 88 8 54 6 24 70 79 40 66 70 71 13 38 40 100 87 128 106 100 78 106 100 1 0 06 106 100 1 6 00 00 107 107 128 100 100 110 107 107 07 1 07 100 07 00 23 10 100 107 104 100 100 107 1 22 100 118 2 100 142 100 100 23 2 12 118 142 00 15 0 114 17 4 46. 47. 49. 52. 53. 65. 88 Lee. Bill Lee. Richard Lee. Vivian 13. 38 Lemons. Sandy Lentz. Richard Lira. Esther Lira Raymoundo Llra Tlllle Lockwood Sharyn Jo Erlmda Monroy Patrxcla V1rg1n1a Lozano EDDle Lovez LoDez LoDez LoDez 14. 101. 118 62. 107 40. 49. 52. 54, 88 107 107 101 56 65 79 115 55 66 88 62 107 50 52 79 Lozano LuDita Lozano Lucero Lucio LUC10 Lusan Luna. Luna Luna Luna Luna Luna Luna Luna Margaret Orlando Damel Frank1e Erme Cecilia Gonzalo Henry Margaret Olga Priscilla Stella Steve Lunsford Anthony Lunsford Bootsle Lunsford Menelek Lusk Brenda Lyall Barbara Lyall Bob McCall Dalton McClellln Jan1ce McClure Betty McClure J1m McCu lar Fred R 18 101 45 66 94 56 65 88 0 20 70 7 6 McDan1el Larry McFadden Lmda Rae McGaha Mlchael John McGreW Leonard McGrew Sherry McLaughl1n Dale McLendon Haskell M Lendon LaVelle McLendon Reggle McPhearson Charles Jr 07 63 67 101 0 4 4 26 88 McPhearson Vera Madrid Mary Lou Madrxd Robert Madr1d V1ck1e Maehl Terry Lyn 0 Maez Maez Maez Henrv Louls Lorenzo Maez Robert Maldonado Isabel Maldonado Nell1e Mann Phllhp Marlettl Rosal1e Armando Marln Mar1n Hector Irene Scott Marquez Frances Marquez Lucy Mart1n Cllfford Mart1nez Martlnez Vlarixnez Martxnez Martxnez Martmez Martxnez Martxnez Martmez May Joe Mav Lee Charlie G'or1a Hermmla Jerome Jimmy Roger Rosa Rudy V1rg1n1a Maza Daniel Maza Hector Meadows Glorza Faye Meadows Peggy Medma Alfred Medma Tony Megason Troy 0 38 52 55 64 65 4 44 94 42 69 79 39 40 45 47 48 50 5 59 66 80 3 70 80 115 4 15 94 32 52 54 71 80 122 24 30 70 95 5 56 66 68 88 95 97 101 104 54 65 88 95 121 Melendez Judy Melton Conn1e Melton Don 71 80 Mena Joe Mendoza Arthur 40 47 48 50 66 80 26 42 89 114 116 1 19 0 71 80 0 Mendoza Margar1to Mendoza Ray Mendoza Yolanda Anme 10 80 7 1 38 66 0 Merxno MEYIDO MEYIHO Joe M1ke Graham Raul 91 . e . 33. . . 87 . . . . . 62. . . 111 , ' 4 . 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