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

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CL SSes !iaue humorous moments. We enjoyed our hours at school. Projects and ex- periments added sparkle, and assemblies were fun. The concert band (RIGHT) as it played for one assembly. Henrietta, the skeleton, made biology more real for the students. Patty Austin and Walter Ben study bone structure in the picture below. Many students especially enjoy their physical education classes. Daily they participated in the rigorous exercises of tumbling, football and wrestling. Merrill Burk and Byrd Farrow, who had donnedhis red flannels because of un- seasonable cold weather, talk with Coach Mc- Dowell below. 11

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 ime pace. Out of school we were busy too! We participated in many things --church activities, scouting, community youth groups all took our time. Sometimeswe worked--sometimes we played. ABOVE: Several students and their families attend the Greenlee County Fair. During the few moments between classes and at noon, we chatted with our friends. BELOW: Patti Edwards and Merrill Burk catch up on what's new! (Note Merrill's football jersey-- we had won the game.) Dances and parties were important too. BELOW: Robert Thornton and Sharon Cole have fun at one of the several soc hops held in the gym. 10

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Sstate s Lir and slave auction lii lili bt Spring assemblies. About $120 was raised by the student body for charity at the annual slave auction . At the LEFT, Ricky Brokaw reveals mystery slave Donald Tellez. Graduation seemed just around the corner when senior announcements were ordered. ABOVE: Lucy Chavez orders her announcements and cards. Arizona's fiftieth birthday was recognized by a special assembly. BELOW: Eileen Anderson and Terry Cluff display the state seal, while Joan Ray explains the meaning of the various symbols. 12