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

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Administration and Board of Education At the helm of the Morenci School system was Mr. P. H. Davidson, who suc- ceeded Mr. Joseph Fairbanks in this re- sponsible post. Mr. D , as he is known to the school community, is well liked by students and faculty. Mr. Davidson is active in both com- munity and church groups. He attended Weatherford College and receivedhis B. S. at Daniel Baker and his M.A. degree from Sul Ross State. He is a member of Phi Delta Kappa, a national honorary educational fraternity, and has received the honor of being listed in the Arizona Who's Who. Members of the board of education are Mr. A. L. Alexander, president, Mr. Claude C. Tuell, member and Mr. David H. Orr, Jr. , clerk. The members are always alert to solve the problems arising from our school population. Practices and policies, and budgetary problems are dis- cussed at their monthly meetings. At all times they strive to increase the efficiency of the Morenci School system. Mr. P. H. Davidson, Superintendent Efficient policies and practices promoted by board members. Mr. A. L. Alexander Mr. Claude Tuell Mr. David H. Orr, Jr. President Member Clerk 10

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Many school groups took trips to games, conventions, dramatic productions and contests. Right: A Copper Cat selling group relaxes in a pose for the staff photographer after a success- ful day of selling advertising in Safford. On Friday few hours passedbefore we were once again at the high school. Soc hops kept us jumping, games kept us cheering. Below: In a swirl of petticoats, Charlotte Nelson jitterbugs with Ricky Nations. All too soon fall was over, but winter won- ders were just around the corner!

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Administration Mr. Clarence L. Robinett High School Principal This year Morenci High experienced a change in school administration. Displaying vision and courage, the new occupants of these positions efficiently adapted themselves to the routine of the school. Our new principal is Mr. Clarence L. Robinett, who was our vice-principal last year. His two years in this capacity gave him invaluable experience for his present position. Mr. Robinett received his B.S. degree from Grand Canyon College and his master's degree from Arizona State University. Succeeding Mr. Robinett as vice-princi- pal is Mr. Darrell Evans, who has taught in the science department and coached the base- ball team for several years. He received his B.A. and M.A. degrees from Texas Western College. He is a member of the Lions Club, and the First Presbyterian Church. Mr. Paul Lemons is in the new position of business manager for the school district. Formerly, Mr. Lemons taught business edu- cation. New front office stimulates students’ growth and interests. Mr. Paul Lemons Business Manager Mr. Darrell Evans Vice -Principal 11