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

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WE ENJOYED an occa- sional out-of-town trip. left Publication members prepare to leave forAISPA Convention in Phoenix. GRACEFUL DANCERS, Linda Landrum (in heels no less) and Randy Nations, bop at the Girls' League Formal. PHOTOGRAP HER CATCHES unaware pic- ture writers Donna Brad- ford and Sharon Reed.

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 DON'T YOU DARE.” screeches Paula Montgomery as she turns cantankerous at the All-Girl Costume Party. Copper Cat wins top honors...copper ingot retained. Crisp autumn days replaced sweltering summer heat. Following the first frost, fishing, hunting, picnics and painted leaves” gave many an ex- cuse to plan expeditions to the mountains. Octo- ber days were highlighted by the....organization of a pep boosters club....press release of Cop- per Cat All-American and Medalist” awards.... first national assembly....Arizona Interscholas- tic Press Conference....All-Girl Masquerade Party ....juniors ordering class rings....retention of the prized copper ingot by a dose 19-18 victory over archrival Clifton....end of the first six weeks.... Halloween....bonus day for good behavior.... and another refreshing breather from school life as the teachers attended the Arizona Educational Association Convention in Tucson. November enkindles poignant memories of the ....enchantment of the Cloud Nine” Girls' Lea- gue Formal....crowning of King Angel Flores. 8 DEEP CONCENTRATION! Iris Betts ponders over PSAT.

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Breath-taking jaunt in Congo line formation to the ....pepfest....bonfire....parents visiting school to see progress of their offspring....face lifting of school initial by greenhorn” freshmen....soph- omore dance honoring novices....end of football. Student Council, Girls’ League, sports and pub- lication trips crowded our week-ends. During lunch break friends gathered to eat....talk....or join in intramural activities. Students with com- mon interests mingled at concerts, parties, dances, games, clubs and on athletic teams. November 22 dawned a normal day....only to be shattered at high noon by an assassin’s bullet. The halls were hushed as stunned students hov- ered about the study hall television for the next report from Dallas..........................with flag at half mast, pupils and faculty joined a mourn- ing nation as the Kennedy caisson made the long slow funeral procession to Arlington Cemetery. National tragedy stuns all. INSPECTION! BAND MEMBERS receive thorough scrutiny before marching in the Veterans' Day Parade. RACING against time, seniors take manual dexterity tests given by the Arizona Stale Employment Bureau. 10