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

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EPA Hearings an absence of two years was , greatly appreciated by the if faculty and student body. Though Phelps Dodge has spent several million dollars trying to meet EPA standards, many problems still remain. Cit- izens and students flocked on December 16, to voice opinions. The traditional Christmas con cert was again given after a years lapse. Then. . .came the long awaited holiday break. Reluctant students returned in January to the challenge of semester exams and the game with Safford. SHOOTING FOR TWO, Steve Perry puts it up against a tough, aggressive Deming defense, MADE WITH NaHCO3? Chemistry students bake a cake for Mr. Galusky's birthday, below. lx V, jf ' esqg ' ' ..ls I M T-5, , 'U --,rt vJ,M.U k I , 5-,,O.. A sg: ,JR V 3wgj..iz1if1 ' N Ji . . C-BUG .for . X N ..,,, i Ti. ,' ' . 'lit '- -,,!Sx-.1 -,-.xl i r. lfffllj Sfmncsk Clubif lri'X0lt'tKiq r 4 iqcx liiapreciawm s fire' THANKSGIVING APPRECIATION gift is presented to K.McCain by Spanish Club members STUDENT council members trim tree.

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Winter Months Bring Return of the Wildcat , Semester PUBLIC EPA HEARINGS were held to allow citizens to discuss the problems of pollution. Exams, ACT, Amid Christmas planning, practice, and studying, students found time to collect food for the annual charity drive. This was weighed at the Student Council Christmas tree de- corating party. With 437 pounds the seniors won. Both basketball and wrestling started with triumphant vic- tories over Clifton. As the spring play, Arsenic and Old Lace was cast, re- hearsals soon began. Tests came next, seniors with the Betty Crocker and ACT, andjuniors with ITED. The return of the Wildcat after Wa V ' , ,+ ,. vg-:iff '- 5 1 ' if HANGING CHRISTMAS decorations in the halls, A.Ortiz and A.Edwards. ,riveting it WEIGHING in food at the annual charity food drive, Dennis Sorrell and Edmund Lopez. xx

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. E 5 i i I 5 5 2 ' 2 .QL 3 ff., f Qt PRESENTING trophy, is Rebecca Deyo. PERFORMING ROPE tricks, magician Jerry Winn and student volunteer A. Edwards ' H -xy -- Winter Includes .. , , f - ,- 4 r iw ,, - V.,-4.'f' 1 A t l 'Q5t,Q -ree gl t 1-P -guy-Q T',,j1j 4 -'H Q- ,ast ,aff f ,Y C t P d V u. 'T 'gif vrss - i 8 Nsilfgt n a e B 5535 . 1 ' 1-1? 5: 2 , 'TIF it I ' . . . ' f g f .fftivn Early in January a magician 'L K Q . qvygftwg, .fur Z tg- -ffffffg. . ,.tl .g 1 f it-1 'fktfx . . T I J N . . 1- l r ' . 'j1'4fw, appeared in the second National 0 -., ig-1 - f .. v ' -la - .11 lT'S HERE! After waiting nearly a year. students got their first look of the Wildcat bus. Assembly to perform rope and card tricks. Graduation seemed nearer to seniors when, with their parents, they prepared graduation lists and ordered announcements. One minute, which the 'Cats didn't have, might have pushed a fourth quarter rally into a victory over Salford, but they lost 8l-79. During the second weekend in February the wrestling squad went to Marana forthe A south divisionalsg and two ofthe wrestlers continued on to the state tournaments. Severaljuniors were honored when Boys' and Girls' State representatives were chosen tContinued on page l5l