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

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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

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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

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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