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brtJ Flu Epidemic for caps and gowns, and began realizing that graduation was less than a semester away. But artistic talents weren't all wasted dreaming of the future. Drama Club soon presented two hilarious hits, Feudin' Mountain Boys and A Spoof of Ixiugh-In . Working with the sly and cunning of a fox. Student Council arranged a surprise birthday party for Maria. Meld in the gym, the party was complete with cake and individual presents. LAUGH-IN CHARACTERS are portrayed by R. Harbison, B. Pine, above. Below, RECITING PLEDGE are NHS initiates. WOLFGANG GOODNER!! Adopted by Goodners, a stray puppy found a home. LETS GO A' FEUDIN''!! R. Brooks portrays Granny in drama play, above. CUTTING THE CAKE!! Maria enjoys surprise birthday party for her, below.
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Winter Months Bring New Year Resolutions, Dreaded Semester Finals, AMBUSHED by happy fans, R. Armijo is surrounded after sinking winning bas- kets, above. Left; MEASURED for cap and gown is senior A. Lara. WILDCAT cagers at E.A.C. Holiday Tourney, right. TOP MUSIC AWARD was won by Carol Vasquez at State Music Festival, above. Full of holiday spirit, we returned to school after Christmas vacation. But the gaiety didn’t last long, as students started preparing for semester exams. Many were seemingly saved by a flu epidemic, one which not only crippled the student body but also the faculty. Students were more or less on their own in various classes, since some teachers were absent for several weeks. Copper Cat staff members worked diligently to meet their deadline and choir groups tried to correct mistakes before the F.A. Music Festival. Junior Play was cast and prom royalty- elected, thus adding more excitement to the lives of the novice upperclassmen. As January blustered into F ebruary, students yearned for long-lost memories of last spring and the feel of a sweatshirt. Seniors were measured
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INTRAMURAL TRACK MEET: low hurdles, running broad jump, two mile run. ROPING FEATURED! Western heroes enjoyed lassoing fair, young maidens. Februariis March EXCITED CROWD surges around state bound team. ELATED Todacheeny grins victoriously after win over Eloy, right. 16 L Bring Language Assembly, NHS Ceremonies, State Tournaments WE'RE NUMBER ONE!! Joyous crowd chanted at Eloy play-off game, right. As the month progressed, activities seemed to increase: National I lonor Society held its annual initiation; baseball, track, and tennis started; and the state music festival was attended. Ending the month was the Eloy play-off game; Wildcatcagers snatch- ing the conference championship.
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