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

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and anticipate new ones . i We 1 t .M I f. l 4 A ' f' r Mg , 95 at xl ' 4 ' W , . . f A LAST MINUTE encouragement is given to departing Wildcats from cheerleader, J. White. Below, TEAMCLOWNSposewhileR. Cervan- tez and Coach Friedli loadfootballequipment.

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, LN A FLIP OR BOUFFANT? P. Rodriguez combs shako for marching debut, above. DISCUSSING SCHED- ULE for final year, D. Ruedas,,L Ponce register, below. pw, Q LOST OR FOUND department at soc-hop. Right: WHATS THE JOKE? wonders L. Ham as K. ' Pelusi, J. Wood jest at Student Council Party for new teachers. X Sunbathers Become Students Treasure memories As abruptly as it came, vacation left, taking with it suntans, Teen Nights, and lazy days. Despite the usual complaints and confusion, students readjusted and looked forward to new adventures. Class meetings began the year and sparked competition for the Outstanding Class Award. With brooms and a bucket brigade of whitewash, Frosh transformed a faded M into a shining emblem. Flash-startled students returned to English classes, . as a camera continually clicked on Mug Shot Day. All were grieved at the death of Gary Giddens, after a football injury.

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WITH SCISSORS, GLUE, and paper, cast members, M. Finton, D. King, C. Luna paste posters for class play Pigskin Season Leaves half-time heroes, full-time students 'WHAT DO YOU SUPPOSE PSAT standsfor? CarlEn- rico takes a breather before continuing with dwicult test. 8 Chilly winds heralded the arrival of colorful October, and a glorious array of fall fashions and school sweaters soon appeared. The weeks flew and the first grading period brought pleasure and tears. The calendar was crowded with pigskin games and an almost disastrous encounter with Clifton was saved by a rally in the final 52 seconds. Retention of the ingot was ours for another year With the selection of Arsenic and Old Lacei' for their class play, seniors faced the cold reality that they were in their final year. Thrilling to the sights and sounds of the World Series and Olympics, students and faculty caught noon glimpses on the study hall television.