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

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Nh g 'Mag K 9.4 1 ua fr' X1 ve. -Q awEA?h! LLLLM VANDERVORT ARMONA EACHER YM TEACHER OF THE YEAR, Mrs. Ellen Vandervort, rides on the Delta Kappa Gamma float during the Bicentennial Parade held in Clifton. New Pep Bus the juniors voted on the prom royaltyg and National Honor Society initiates were announced. Excited sophomores ordered class rings, while budget minded parents despaired at their cost. Six delegates to the annual Model United Nations held at the University of Arizona represented the country ofGuyana. At last, after a year on order the new Wildcat Activity Bus arrived. School was dismissed early so that students could see the inside, while the band played the school songs. Morenci's first girls' basketball team brought home the first place trophy after winning the Divisional at Sahuarita. 1 ? mf I g A-f WHAT COLOR stone should I get? Sophomores picked class rings during English classes.

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l r st if 115 NOVICE SPANISH National Honor Society Spring Brings DECORATING for Junior-Senior Prom, B k S I K.Shupe stretches to staple streamers. a el Y. uf- 'f I , y'1' ' 4 l 1 AFS SPONSORED BOOKSALE was a success as many community members participated. members sign membership roll during initiation Easter Vacation Spring began with a flurry ofexcitement! While athletes were nursing sore muscles and sunburns from baseball, tennis, and track practices, drama students were frantically getting their play ready for a grade school matinee. AFS helped the community chapter hold a book sale, which also included plant cuttings and records. Anxious eighth graders were able to pre-register and choose extra activities before the much needed vacation of Easter arrived.