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of Victory; the Agony of Defeat I wenty-five years ago this May, the first Copper Cat began recording the story of our school: the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. Now, a quarter of a century later, we stop to remember and reflect on changes that our school, town, and yearbook have made. 1'he first edition originated as an Honor Society project, edited by Klizabeth Fairbanks and Mary Lou Foutz. It had three advisors, Miss Marjorie Johnson, Mrs. Ixyuise Park and Miss Marcine Vandaveer. Ml copy of the first two volumes was typed and justified in the Business Education Department and division pages were mimeographed. Ihe first edition, a paper-back book, showed underclassmen and faculty in group pictures, and sold for 81..’ (). The first hard cover appeared on the 1948 volume, with all copy set up on the varityper. Two years later the Copper Cal became independent of the Honor Society and soon afterwards became a curricular activity. As school and community have grown, so has the Copper Cat. The first publication had 40 pages printed on one side; recendy over 160. Now, too, is a time to remember changes of our school. 3
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STUDENTS VISIT before morning tardy bell. THE AGONY OF DEFEAT. . . de- jected cheerleaders, below, as Cool- idge snatches State-A Tournament win. For 25 Years Copper Cat Records MHS Story, Including the Thrill 2 THE THRILL OF VICTORY! Overjoyed varsity cagers after play-off with Eloy.
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4 VIEW OF MORENCI at completion of new MHS building, above. Left, USED in 1963 Copper Cat is H. Empie mural. Below, RECEIVING first All-American. In 1945 there were 28 seniors and 15 faculty members, with a student body of about 200. Today we have 130 seniors, 600 in the student body and 31 on the teaching staff. Our present high school building was completed in 1950, at a cost of $739,000, and the move set the theme for the Copper Cat, It’s a Great Life in Our New School”. Six additional classrooms were added in 1954, and the new auditorium was built a year later. Curricular offerings have increased and activities have come and gone, according to
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