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Royal Courts Elected for an One of the more exciting elections of the year included the election of Roy- alty for the Girls' League Formal and Junior Prom. F.xcitement was shared not only by close friends but all stu- dents, as the elections got underway. Half-time highlights at the Morenci versus Superior game was the crown- ing of Sports Queen Linda Martinez, as she started her reign for the night. Attendants from each class also began their term. They included: Brenda Cockerham, senior, Janet Fox, jun- ior, Rhonda Massingill, sophomore; Dalia Lujan, freshman. The Queen and her attendants were elected by Let- terman's Club and the football squad. Romeo and J uliet was chosen as the theme for the Girls' league Formal. The gym was decorated with soft lights SPORTS QUEEN attendants for '69-'70 are: Seated: J. Fax and B. Cockerham. Standing: D. Lujan and R. Massingill. Fernie Chavez Girls' League King
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With a Party Morenci, a car rally and surprise reception welcomed Maria to the community. Although somewhat unfamiliar with Knglish, she was soon speaking fluently and making new acquaintances. Being a talented dancer, Maria performed at various community programs. Morenci and MHS have appealed to her in many ways. Being a sports fan, Maria especially enjoyed football, basketball, and baseball. She participated in this year’s tennis program and, by serving a mean stroke, ranked high in the standings. MERRILY entertaining at a Delta Kappa Gam- ma meeting, Maria performs a Candle Dance. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE students have been active participants in every school organization; here Maria is shown with fellow Spanish Club members. 21
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Evening Reign at Gay Dances and streamers for a romantic effect. The Executive Council chose nomi- nees for their king and members vot- ed ontheirehoice. FernieChavez, who was elected King, led the grand march followed by his attendants, Tim Shute, Jones Todacheeny,and I ester Wright. Juniors showed appreciation after attending the Senior Banquet by spon- soring the Junior Prom. For the first time, the honor of being Prom Queen and King was shared by brother and sister. Crowning of Robert and Mary Martin was the highlight of the even- ing. The first attendants for the Prom were Deborah Florez and Nick Armi- jo. Royalty was elected by thejuniors. BROTHER AND SISTER, Robert, Mary Martin, voted Junior Prom King, Queen. JUNIOR PROM ATTENDANTS are: Linda Vincent, Philip Rodriguez, Emma Martinez, Jim Brooks; First Attendants: Deborah Florez and Nick Armijo; Lynda Ham and Eric Kinneberg. 23
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