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

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ENCUSH Philosophy and literature, lecturing, writing, music, and art are hobbies of Mr. William Muckleroy. He received his B. A. degree from North Texas State College. Besides sponsoring the Chess Club, Mr. Charlotte Huish and Gilbert Vasquez practice the conjugation of verbs. Muckleroy is a member of the Presbyterian church, in which he teaches Sunday school. In the picture above, Mr. Muckleroy's English class listens to Wallace Ashley give a report. Besides a general knowledge of fundamentals of grammar, writing and speaking were stressed in M. H. S. English classes. Skill in these courses was developed through the use of tape recordings, story writing, reports, and drills. To provide appreciation of the best in literature, book reports were required. Several of the English teachers made up their own lists of required books, and the students chose reading from these lists. Writings of such famous authors as John Gunther, Irving Stone, and Thomas Wolfe were read. 25

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EISGLISH Mrs. Helen T. Arnold re- ceived her A. B. degree from Butler University in Indianapolis Indiana, and her M. A. degree from Columbia University in New York. She sponsors the senior class and is active in the Business and Professional Women's Club. Mrs. Arnold's hobbies include swimming, pho- tography, reading, and record collecting. Literature provides cultural background. Mr. VernonB. Schultz received his B. A. degree from North Central College and his M. A. degree from the Univer- sity of Arizona. He teaches freshman English. Mr. Schultz is active in the Lions Club, and the First Presbyterian Church. Hi-fi, photography, fishing, and historical research are his hobbies. Mr. Larry R. Cunningham received his B.S. degree in education from Arizona State College at Flagstaff. He is a member of Lions Club and attends the Baptist church. Mr. Cunningham is the Dramatics Club sponsor, and his main hobby is music.

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FOREIGN I,ANGI AGE Sherelle Williams, Johnny Flowers, and Sarah Alvillar, study sentence structure in French II class Language students explore worlds of Le Francais, El Espanol. Bonjour Mademoiselle or Adios Amigo. This is what you might hear if you walked into a French or Spanish class. The main object of French and Spanish is to give students a basic knowledge of the spoken language, ability to read the written language and an idea of Spanish and French customs. Ross O. Bridewell, the teacher of Spanish I and II and French I and II, enjoys the hobbies of reading and painting. Mr. Bridewell received his A. B. degree from Duke College. Mr. Bridewell sponsors the Spanish Club and the junior class. He is a mem- ber of the Elks Club and Lions'Club. 26