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

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FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA: FRONT ROW: Sylvia Dominguez. 2ND: Diana Casillas, Perri Walden, Mary Ann Casillas, Mary Provcncio. 3RD: Cindy Gomez. Kathy Whitby, Sylvia Martinez. Edna Little. Delores Herrera. NOT PICTURED: Vera Zale; president, Tina Kline; secretary. DEBATING SOCIETY: FRONT ROW: M.Casillas, P.Begay. 2ND: M.Sircy, D.Gatlin, G.Coca. Career Interested Girls Join FNA Future Nurses of America is an organization for girls who plan a career in nursing, medicine, or some other health field. The coorporation of Morenci Hospital made possible hospital tours and talks by professionals in the field. Student Orators Analyze Crises Amnesty was the premier item of the year on which they debated. In mid-October a food sale was held for lunch-time convenience for the faculty. Proceeds of this event went to help purchase tapes of college championship debates. 24

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Girls' League Sell Sodas at Home Football Games; Has Formal OFFICERS FOR THE 1974-75 GIRLS LEAGUE INCLUDE: FRONT ROW: L.Gonzalcs. Vice-president; S.Cisneros. and D.Casillas. 2ND: M A.Casillas. I.Bailon, See.; A.Reyna, and P.Heinsohn, Treas. 3RD: C.Lujan. D.Archer, P.Garcia, President, C.Rodela, and V.Lopez. This year's Girls' League be- gan by selling sodas and programs at the football games. Later the members sold candles and sta- tionery to earn activity points. Eager members also earned ex- tra points by bringing ice to the football games and refreshments to the formal held in November. The All Girls' League Hallo- ween Party was held in October and began with a potluck in the Home Economics room and end- ed in the gymnasium with the four class skits and costume judging. The League’s Formal was held at the new Morenci Club with the Girls’ League King Sammy Rodri- guez and their President Patsy Garcia leading the Grand March. This year's theme was “I Can’t Get Enough of Your Love.” Li- lac and violet were their colors. At the end of the year the girls with the most activity points took a trip to see a stage production. DOUBLES! Linda Stacey and Kathy Harrington came as dice to the Halloween Party.

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CHESS CLUB: FRONT ROW: Eric Brown. Bill Enrico, Bill Nunez, Dana Brinkley, and John Campbell; president. 2ND: William Senne, sponsor. Lorric Simms. Kathy Tellez, Karl Towle. Tim Galusky, Rick Horner. Brian Cox. Bill Roche. Robert Vasques, Philip Perkins, and Rudy Porras. Chess Club Sends Corrival Team to State Playoff Meeting to conquer their opp- onents, Chess Club gathered each Friday at noon. A spring double elimination tournament was plan- ned in which the last undefeated person was the winner. Mem- bers also attended the state tour- nament at Tucson, in which the five top players participated. In order to retain a position in the club, members must have been an active participant in the noon matches. Club members moved up in rank by playing the person one or two positions higher and winning two out of three games. THE THRILL OF VICTORY AND the agony of defeat! J. Campbell loses knight to B. Nunez. 25