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

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Spring came and with it an epidemic of the most teacher dreaded disease .... Spring Fever. Among yearbook staff members, tension bubbled as the Copper Cat deadline came and sighs of relief breathed when the final pages were mailed. Tracksters could be found running up and down hills and round and round the football field, while sackers practiced at the diamond. Students attended Career Night hoping for help and information for post high school plans. The scent of sulfur smoke was welcomed on lVlarch 19 as the strike was ended and Phelps Dodge resumed operation. Extra cash was earned to buy helpers at the annual Slave Auction in support of next year's AFS program. Three years of hard work paid off as six students were initiated into National Honor Society. Planning, sewing, and modeling practice staged a fine fashion show at the Spring Open House. Welcoming Easter vacation, many students caught up on sleep lost earlier. CAREER NIGHT PROGRAMS ARE designed bylohn Peshlalcai. Bottom, SPEAKING AT Career Night i Tom Hassey representing the U of A Placement Office. annual slave auction ' g,,,,........m...u.,x..,...i,,,.. S THE A WARD ofmany hours ofstudypays of as Susan Tanner pins initiate ofNational Honor Society, Gary Cooper. Left, SOME CON CEN TRA TE while others sleep duringfifih hourstucly hall. 19

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CHRISTMAS TREE IS decorated by Student Council. 20 MAKING SMALL TALK with the Girls'League spon- sor, Mrs. Noralea Gale, are Andy and Glenn Wood. MORENCI wELcoMEs Andy, student from Lampoon, Thailand Annop Pongwat, lVlorenci's second foreign exchange student, arrived in Arizona from Lampoon Province, Thailand, early in August. He was met by his American parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hoffman, daughter, Barbara, and son, Eddie. Annop, quickly nicknamed Andy by local students, is quiet but quick to make Hiends. When school began he enrolled in English, social science courses, and typing. Andy was an active participant in Student Council and a regular attendant of school activities. During second semester Andy spoke before several community organizations about his home country. The end of the year brought mixed emotions to Andy--he regretted leaving America, but happily anticipated reunion with family and friends.