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

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REGISTRATION TIME! Mr. Myers aids a confused student with his class schetlule. Success depends on three things: who says it (Mr. Myers); how he says it (firm, yet cheerful atul understanding); what he say s (always willing to explain why).” With a smile in his eyes and a congenial greeting on his lips, Mr. Everett E. Myers, our new1 principal, possesses the unique ability to communicate and to work with others in an affable and efficient manner. His leader- ship and pleasant disposition have earned the ad- miration, respect and friendship of students and faculty. Mr. Myers came to Morenci from an admini- strative position in Salome, Arizona. He received his B.S. degree from Southwest Missouri State and his M.S. degree from Missouri University. Conscientious, hard-working and respected, these adjectives aptly describe our vice-principal, Mr. Darrel K. Evans. Sharing the numerous ad- ministrative duties and endless problems, Mr. Evans also teaches general science. He received both his B.S. and M.A. degrees from Texas Western College and belongs to the Lions Club, Commercial Bowling League and Presbyterian Church. New principal smoothly assumes high school position. Mr. Everett E. Myers, Jr. Principal Mr. Darrel K. Evans Vice-Principal 23

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A. L. Alexander David H. Orr Claude C. Tuell President Secretary' Member Civic leaders supervise expanding educational program. Mr. P. H. Davidson, Superintendent The intricate mechanism of a well-made clock depends on the synchronization of its many com- ponent parts, likewise, the task of running an efficient school system depends on an experienced and competent administration. To our superin- tendent, Mr. P. H. Davidson, falls the tremendous responsibility of keeping the Morenci school sys- tem functioning with clock-like precision. Posse- sing a professional attitude, sound philosophies and that most essential human quality”, Mr. Davidson works diligently toward the consistent betterment of Morenei’s school system. Mr. Davidson received his B.S. degree from Daniel Baker College and his M.A. degree from Sul Ross State. He is president of the Rotary Club and an elder in the Presbyterian Church. Mr. Davidson has the distinction of being listed in the 1963-64 Who’s Who in American Education.” Unknown to most, essential to all, describes the civic-minded board of education. Working hand in hand with the superintendent, the board establishes policy and sets the rules and regula- tions necessary to retain ourNorth Central status. 22

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Our faculty.... discovers, ROBER I S. ADAMS, American problems and U.S. history teach- er, received his R.A. degree from Arizona State University. He is a freshman class sponsor and his hobbies include firearms, hunting, fishing and serving as an advisor for Kxplorer Scouts. ELOISE R. ANN IS graduated from Ohio State I niversily with a R.S. degree. She teaches plane geometry, advanced algebra and trigonometry. She is also financial advisor for the Copper Cat and a freshman class sponsor. Hiking, reading, mathematics and rock hunting are the hobbies pursued by Mrs. Annis. HELEN I. ARNOLD received her A.B. degree from Butler Uni- versity and her M.A. degree from Columbia University. She is co-sponsor of the National Honor Society and teaches English III- I . Mrs. Arnold’s hobbies include fishing, hiking, swimming, camping, reading, sewing and collecting both rocks and records. HUGH BATEMAN, new to our faculty, teaches American problems and I .S. history. Mr. Bateman, head baseball and assistant football coach, received his B.S. degree from North Texas State. Co-sponsoring the letter man’s Club, Oratorieul Contest and De- bating Society, Coach Bateman enjoys hunting, golf and bowling. JAMES W. CARROLL, assistant band director, received his B.A. degree from Sul Ross Stale. Mr. Carroll attends the Eirst Bap- tist Church and is interested in bowling, cars and rebuilding fur- niture. He particularly enjoys original musical composition. GRACE CHANDLER, who teaches eighth grade reading and lan- guage, received her B.A. from Arizona State University. She is a sponsor of the Junior High Honor Society. Sewing, embroidering, Pythian Sisters, music and collecting old books are her pastimes. ROBERT I). COFFEY, new art instructor, obtained his B.A. de- gree from the University of Miami. Mr. Coffey co-sponsors the sophomore class and enjoys creative painting and ceramics. EDGAR DAVIDSON received both her B.E. and B.A. degrees at Mary Hardin Baylor and her M.A. degree from Sul Ross State. Eighth grude reading und sponsoring the Wildkitten page keep her busy at school. Her community activities include Deltu Kappa Gamma, Woman’s Club und the Presbyterian Church.