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PROVIDING TUE BACKGROl 'ND Ml SlCfor PHOTOGRAPHER'S PHOTOGRAPHER. Joe Noce.getsun- the daily flag-raising ceremony was C. Dunckhorst. expected coverage as he shoots amidst pre-school library clutter. C.Al Gill OFFguard, Mr. Myers snatches astolen moment of relaxation. THE MANY faces offootball areexhibit- ed by team watching game in progress. SYMROI.IG of school spirit, band forms traditional M . GRIN AND RARE IT! R. Moran receives his T.B. skin test. 7
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First Month Brings Resignation To Study, Crowded Activity Schedule As summer suddenly whirled to an end, we reluctantly realized the lazy holiday was over. Vacation adventures and romances were only pleasant dreams. Settling down to school routine seemed too great a task, but soon books and homework became a well-established part of our lives. With one last sigh, we put away thoughts of summer and embarked on a new school year with effervescent energy. Eagerly, we became acquainted with the personalities behind the unfamiliar faces of students and teachers. September school life blossomed in many ways ... petitions forclass offices were circulated and heated campaigns rolled into action. Football practices left athletes sore and exhausted, but anxious for the first game. Patriotism was stressed when the student council initiated a daily flag raising ceremony. DAILY FIAG-RAISING CEREMONY initiated thisyear by Student Council expresses national pride of students.
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Overtime Hours Leave Muscles THINK OF YOUR girl and smile!”photographer urges camera-shy people. Below SLEEPY-FYED students got a once-in-a-lifetime vieic of comet in early October. October drifted in gently with falling leaves, and once again we gloried in the beauty of autumn in Arizona. Out of the mothballs came our winter apparel and letter sweaters w hich covered our fast-fading suntans. Spare-time now revolved around homework, book reports, studying for exams, and somewhere in between, we became aspiring actors, musicians, and amateur teachers. Confident, we greeted our first football opponents with boundless enthusiasm, and saw the retention of the coveted copper ingot for the fifth consecutive year. Hoping to reflect our immense pride in MHS, we were on our best behavior w hen visited by the North Central Evaluation Team. Anxiety soon vanished when we found two of the evaluators were former Morenci teachers. Too big to trick or treat, yet too young to resist the urge, many of us yielded to temptation and donned masks and costumes.
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