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

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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

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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

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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