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

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Faculty members coach teams, sponsor various activities, DAVID L. EVANS, assistant band director, gra- duated from West Texas State and also received his M. A. degree from the re. He is secretary of ABODA and is a regional representative to the Classroom Teachers division of the AEA. His community ac- tivities include: president of the Lions Club, and junior choir director for the Presbyterian Church. RAYMOND W. FONTENOT, another new teacher, received his B. A. from the University of Texas. He teaches plane and solid geometry, advanced algebra and trigonometry. He is the financial ad- viser for the Copper Cat. JOSEPH GALUSKY received his M. A. and M.S. degrees from West Virginia University andhas done post graduate work at Notre Dame University, Den- ver University, Wyoming University, Brigham Young University and the University of New Mexico. He teaches physics, chemistry and general math. He is a senior class sponsor, and in the community participates in the Lions Club, Holy Name Society, Bowling League and is a religion teacher for the Holy Cross Parish. TOM GILMER teaches bookkeeping and general business, and graduated from New Mexico Western College. He is a sophomore class and Letterman's Club sponsor. JOHN GLODIS graduated from ASC and also received his M. A. degree from there. He teaches U.S. History and American Problems. He sponsors the debating society and is varsity basketball coach. GEORGE HEARN is an eighth grade mathematics and English teacher. He graduated from ASU and attends the St. James Episcopal Church, where he is Sunday School Superintendent. In the community he is alsoactive in the Amcrican Legion and is on the Greenlee County Advisery board for the Crippled Children's Society. JOHN JOHNSON received his B. A. from ASU. He teaches eighth grade math and science and is a sponsor of Jr. High student council. MARJORIE JOHNSON teaches shorthand and typing, is faculty adviser for the Copper Cat and a sopho- more class sponsor. She received her B. A. degree from Ball State College and her M.S. from the University of Arizona. Miss Johnson is a member of the public library board, the advisery board of the Greenlee County Crippled Children's Society, Delta Kappa Gamma and the Presbyterian Church. 22

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Thirty nine colleges and universities represented by faculty. MRS. HELEN T. ARNOLD graduated from Butler University and received her M. A. degree from Columbia University. She teaches senior English and is an honor society and freshman class sponsor. The speeches for the oratorical contest were coached by her. ROBERT S. ADAMS. American problems and U. S. History teacher is new to our staff this year. He received his B.A. degree from ASU and is a junior class sponsor. ROSS O. BRIDEWELL, advancedSpanish and French teacher, received both his A. B. and M. A. degrees from Duke University. He sponsors the French Club, attends the Presbyterian Church and is member of the Elks. MRS. GRACE CHANDLER graduated from She teaches eighth grade English and sponsors the junior high page in the Wildcat. She attends the Southern Baptist Church. MRS. EDGAR DAVIDSON, who teaches eighth grade reading classes and is a junior high honor society sponsor, graduated from Mary Hardin Baylor Col- lege and received her M. A. from Sul Ross State College. She is corresponding secretary of Delta Kappa Gamma, and is a member of the Women's Club, and Presbyterian Church. MRS. LA JUAN COOK received her B.A. degree from East Central State. The girls physical edu- cation teacher is new to our faculty. She advises the GAA, cheerleaders, pompon girls, is a junior class sponsor and directed the senior class play. WILLIAM S. DILL teaches junior high boys physical education classes, obtained his M. Ed. degree from Oklahoma University. He coaches J.V. basketball and is a Letterman's Club sponsor. DELORIS DINWIDDIE, a graduate of New Mexico Western College with a B.A. degree, teaches junior high girls physical education classes. She is one of the sponsors of the GAA and sponsors the junior high cheerleaders. She is active in the Bowling League. 21

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play important part in our daily scholastic and social life. RAY McDOWELL is a graduate of New Mexico Wes- tern, and also receivedhia M. A. degree from the re. He is boy's physical education teacher, coaches junior high basketball and is a freshman class sponsor. PATRICIA KENEALLY joined our faculty this year as an art teacher. She graduated from ASU, and is a dramatics club and sophomore class sponsor. Her community activities include Girls Scouts and the Women's Club, MRS. PEGGY S. Me GOUGH, our new vocal music instructor, graduated from New Mexico Western College. In addition to rehearsing the vocal groups and helping with programs of local service clubs, she finds time to be a girls league sponsor;organist at the Presbyterian Church; attends the Morenci Woman's Club and sponsors the Hilltoppers Junior Music Club. FRANK A. MERLINO, who is new to the commercial department this year, is a graduate from ASU, teaches beginning typing and business economics. He is also faculty adviser for the Wildcat. THELO MOTES drivers education teacher received his B.S. degree from ASU and his M. A. fromASC. He is a member of the Lions Club, a boy scout leader and a member of the Community Betterment Club and the LDS Church in Safford where he lives. WILLIAM MUCKLEROY, junior English teacher, received a B. A. degree from North Texas State University. He is a memberof the L. D. S. church. EDWARD J. PFEIFER, algebra and general math instructor, received both his B.S. and M. Ed. de- grees from St. Thomas College. He is a junior class sponsor and is a member of Lions Club, Co- ronado Gun Club, Coronado Trail Sportsmen and the Holy Cross Catholic Church. HARRY REEVES, woodshop teacher, is a graduate of Kansas State and has done graduate work at Colorado State, U. of A. and ASC. He is a member of the Presbyterian Church, Lions Club and Elks Club, and is a senior class sponsor. 23