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

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Mr. Everett E. Myers, Jr. Principal The Infill school administration, although busy with all the multitude of details involved in keep- ing a school operating w ith dock-like efficiency, always has time to help students with their man) inquiries, as well as to counsel with parents and with teachers. For the second year, Mr. E. E. Myers, has with an experienced hand and a warm smile, answered the endless questions and un- tangled daily problems. Mr. Myers received his B. S. degree from Southwest Missouri State and his M. S. degree front Missouri I niversity. He is a sponsor of the Student Council. Weekends, he enjoys a fast round of golf. Mr. Myers is a member of the local Rotary Club and attends the First Presbyterian Church of Morenci. Sharing the many administrative responsibili- ties in the high school is Mr. Darrell K. Evans, vice-principal. Along with his work there, he teaches general science and two study halls. Mr. Evans received both his B. . and M. A. degrees from Texas Western College. He is a member of the Presbyterian Church, Lion’s Club and en- joys participating in a Morenci bow ling league. Principals organize Conscientiously operate, efficient school Mr. Darrell Evans CONFERRING WITH Mr. and Mrs. T.A. Kerr, the Assistant Principal parents of Jody Kerr, is Mr. Evans and Mr. Myers. 25

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 s a new calendar year arrived, the Board of (•.duration gained a new member and lost theser- vices of one who has served the eommunih for many years. Mr. John Cuthbertson was appoint- ed by County School Superintendent LawrenceP. Lemons, to lill the unexpired term of Mr. David II. Orr. Mr. Orr resigned after fourteen years as a board member. During his tenure, he wit- nessed the completion of two new school build- ings and the high school auditorium, and was a member ol the Arizona School Board ssociation Executive Committee. The other board members who have long given freely of their limited time are Mr. Claude Tuell and Mr. . L. Mexander. W ith cheerful perception and perseverance, Mr. P. H. Davidson, the superintendent, handles the innumerable problems that arise in operat- ing a school system of 2072 students, 95 teach- ers and 29 other full time empolyees. I le re- ceived his B. S. degree from Daniel Baker Col- lege and his M. . degree from Sul Ross State. Mr. Davidson is an elder of the Kirst Presby- terian Church and a member of the Rotan Club. Mr. I’. II. Davidson Superintendent Board coordinates Policies, curriculum for school system Mr. David 11. Orr Mr. Claude C. Tuell Mr. A. L. Alexander President Secretary Member 24

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Teachers maintain Full schedule, take III ( II BA I'K I AN. head baseball and assistantjunior ursity fool- ball couch, leaches American Problems and geography. lie re- ceived bis B.S. degree from North Texas State and is a sponsor of bulb die l.ettermuiTs Club and ol die Debating Society. I asl sum- mer be played semi-pro baseball while attending East Texas State. HELEN I NOMAS ARNOLD received her B.A. degree from Butler I niversit) and her M. A. degree from Columbia University. Mrs. Arnold teaches senior Knglisb and is oneoflhe National Honor So- ciet) sponsors. Rock bunting, swimming are among her bobbies. ROSS O. BRIDEWELL, French and Spanish teacher, returned to Morcnci after two years in California, where be did graduate work in Spanish and taught at San Luis Obispo. Mr. Bridewell received both his B.A. and M. A. degrees from Duke I Diversity. The Klks Club, gardening and modern languages are his favorite pastimes. JAMES W. C ARROLL, assistant band director, received his B. A. degree from Sul Ross State. Mr. Carroll attends the first Bap- tist Church and is interested in bowling, cars and rebuilding fur- niture. After w ork he enjoy s w riling original musical compositions. CRACK CH ANDLER, eighth grade reading and language teacher, is sponsor of the Junior High Honor Societ . Mrs. Chandler re- ceived her B.A. degree from Arizona Stale I niversit). She col- lects old hooks and holds the office of M.F.C. in Pythian Sisters. ROBER T I). COFFEY teaches all art classes and is a sponsor ol the junior class and the Art Club. Mr. Coffey received his B.A. degree from the I niversit) of Miami and has done graduate work at Kansas Stale Teachers College and Arizona State I niversit). Ceramics, camping, hunting and painting are his favorite hobbies. DEAN ( .Cl MB ERL AND is new to our faculty this year. Teach- ing geometry and adv anced math, he is a sponsor of the freshman class. Air. Cumberland received his B.S. degree from Millikin I niversit) and his M. S. degree from Oklahoma I niversit). lie attends the Presbyterian Church ami enjoys reading and mu-ic. EDO AR P. I) IDSON teaches eighth grade reading and is a Wild- kilten page sponsor. Mrs. Davidson rereived both her B.F. and B.A. degrees from Mary Hardin Baylor, and her M. S. degree from Sul Ross State College. Her populur book reviews are espec- ially enjoyed by fellow members ol Della kappa Gamma, Woman's Club and the I niled Presbyterian Woman's Circle. The Davidson's vacation trip last summer included the W orld's Fair in New A ork. 26