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

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COMING TO the rescue, bins help decorate the ppm. project for all girls Tiny old ladies, ghosts, and helineted athletes attended the All-Girl Party. Junior class rings were ordered, and arrival of the upperclass sym- bols, eagerly aw aited. October ended on a jubi- lant note, as students poured from school for a half-day holiday earned by Halloween behavior. When we think of November, we recall the ex- citement of national elections. 1 hough we often disagreed politically, all were thrilled with hav- ing Vrizona's Barry Goldw ater, as a presidential candidate. We remember the romance and splen- dor of the Girls’ League formal. Alongthe theme line, Sayonara”, the decorations, programs, in fact everything but the music was Japanese. I he senior play, Prolessor, How Could You?” was a tremendous success. Though November brought the termination of football season, it also brought anticipation of the oncoming basketball schedule. November slipped into December beforewe w ere aware of it. Even though the days were still sun- ny, the Christmas spirit rode in on December’s coattails, and infected all students, as they add- ed holiday projects to already lull schedules. HURRAH. I IE MADE IT! Excited fans cheer the Wild- cat squad. Below: DEEP IN THOUGHT. M. Marietti studies the next iueslion on the Hetty Crocker Test.

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 5 SPEAKING ON ENGINEERING careers, a University of Arizona professor addresses a group of science students. November s Prom Sayonara”, is main W HA T HA VE Idonenow?” Even honor students feel queasy when office assistants call them from classes. MOTHER III RR ARP'S CUPBOARDS were picked hare during the annual compelative drive for food. 10

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MISS SANTA ? No, bund sweetheart, Sandra liaeon receives royalty gift from president Gilbert Segovia. 12 SOME WERE HAPPY. some were sad. as grade card distribution marked the beginning of second semester. Spirit of Christmas Evident, as students