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

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aids..ambitious students NORAI.EA GALE sponsors the varsity cheerleaders. J.V. cheer- leaders, pom pon girls and is co-sponsor of Girls’ league. She received her B.A. degree from Arizona State I niversity and is the high school physical education teacher. Heading, camping, sewing, cooking, fishing and hunting ure her hobbies. Mrs. Gale is the Most Excellent Chief of the local Pythian Sisters. JOSEPH T. GALUSKY, physics, chemistry and general math teach- er, received his B.S. degree from West Virginia Wesleyan and both his M.S. and M.A. degrees from W est Virginia I niversity. He has done postgraduate work at Notre Dame and the I niversities of Wyoming, Denver and Brigham Young. Mr. Gulusky is a co- sponsor of tne National Honor Society and his community activities include the lions Club, American legion. Holy Name Society und religious instructor for the Holy Cross Catholic Church. MOKRISON LEE GILBERT, another new faculty member, teaches physical education. Coach Gilbert, who co-sponsors the senior class and letterman’s Club, received his B.S. degree from Ohio State University. Coaching both J.V. football and Imsketbull, Mr. Gilbert still finds time for reading and athletics of all kinds. A. ERANK HANSEN received his B.A. and M.Ed. degrees from the I niversity of Arizona. New to the school system this year, Mr. Hansen teaches American problems and Erench. He sponsors the Erench Club and enjoys fishing and hunting as pastimes. JEAN HANSEN, who is new to the English department this Near, obtained her B.S. and M.S. degrees from Western New Mexico University, leaching English and speech, Mrs. Hansen is also a Dramatics Club sponsor. Her main interest is bowling. GEORGE 11 EARN, w ho teaches eighth grade English and math, re- ceived his B.A. degree from Arizona State University. Mr. Hearn is a Communicant of the Sts. Philip and Janies Episcopal Church and Superintendent of the Sunday School. He sponsors the Junior High Student Council and is a member of the Greenlee County Crip- pled Children's Society, the American legion and I.O.O.E. JOHN R. JOHNSON, a graduate of Arizona State University, leaches eighth grade arithmetic, health and science. School activi- ties sponsored include Junior High Student Council and coaching the junior high busketball team. Mr. Johnson belongs to the lions Club, Commercial Bowling League and hirst Baptist Church. PEGGY L. HODGE, teacher ofbeginning typing and business eco- nomics, is new to the faculty this year. She graduated with u B.A. degree from Harding College. Miss Hodge, Pep Club und junior duss co-sponsor, is interested in hiking, bowling and tennis. 25

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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.

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Professional educators MARJORIE JOHNSON, who acquired her B.S. decree from Hall Slate and her M.S. degree from the University of Arizona, teaches shorthand, beginning and advanced typing. She sponsors the a- ward winning Copper Cat and the Quill and Scroll Journalistic So- ciety. Her community activities include Delta Kappa Gamma, Pres- byterian Church and Greenlee County Crippled Children’s Society. Miss Johnson's hobbies are dress-making and water color painting. ROBER I J. KELLY joined our faculty this year as general bus- iness and bookkeeping teacher. Mr. Kelly, co-sponsor of F.T.A. and the sophomore class, received his B.A. degree from Harding College. He is active in the Church of Christ, where he is song leader, assistant minister and teacher of a teenage religion class. DON S. KEMP teaches all Spun ish classes and sponsors the Span- ish Club. Graduating with an A.B. degree from Colorado State College, Mr. Kemp is new to the school staff this year. Bowling, reuding and traveling are his primary spare time activities. JOYCE I). KNOBLAl Cl I. a graduate of the University of Toledo, has done postgraduate work ut the same university. She teaches junior English and is a senior class sponsor. Dramatics Club co- sponsor und Senior Talent Show director. Her community activi- ties are Woman’s Club, Bowling l ugue and Pylhiun Sisters. EDWARD J. PEEIEEB teaches algebra and general math. He re- ceived his B.S. and M.Ed. degrees from St. Thomas College. He sponsors the freshman class and the F.T.A. foreign tape corres- pondence. Mr. Pfeifer belongs to the Holy Name Society, Lions Club, Coronado Gun Club, Coronado Trail Sportsmen, Greenlee County Archers, Y;.F.W. and is a firearms' safety instructor. PEGGY S. McGOUGH, vocal music instructor, directs the Glee Club, Chorus, Concert Choir and Girls’ Choir. Mrs. McGough, who also co-sponsors the junior class, received both her B.S. and M.A. degrees from Western New Mexico University. She is or- ganist and director for the Presbyterian Junior Choir, a Woman’s Club member and co-ordinator of the Hilltoppers Music Club. I HELO D. MO I ES graduated Irom Arizona State College and re- ceived his M.A. degree from Arizona State University. Commu- ting from SafTord each day, Mr. Motes teaches drivers training and practical civics. He is a junior cluss sponsor and is active in the Lions (dub, L.D.S. Church and the Boy Scouts of America. His special interests include hunting, sports and horseback riding. HARRY REEY ES graduated from Kansas Stale College and has done graduate work at the University of Arizona, Arizona State College and Colorado State College. He leaches woodshop and is technical advisor for all school activities. Ijons Club, Elks Club, scouting and the Presbyterian Church are his community activities. 26