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

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l 1 ildcat Returns No newspaper had been publish- for two years, so the new ad- Miss Snell, had to teach journalistic writing. Class also had to learn to cut stencils properly and operate the machine correctly. Their mimeograph had not been for two years and the cylin- had been tipped over and left months. Miss Snell and her members had to take it apart piece by piece. Eventually it was clean and it would work properly. Since no funds had been included in the activity budget for newspa- per supplies, members sold chan- es on a Thanksgiving turkey to raise money for their first issue. his was printed and published as ' Christmas present for the stu- ent body. During the second se- ester the staff published a pa- er twice each month. They also repared a page of school news or the Copper Era each month. STAFF members make final corrections. tai.. x,Q' 1 LL.- WORKING HARD, Anita Jacoby, Co-Ed- itor, types up copy, ABOVE. ALMOST CLEAN! Wildcat advisor Miss Snell and Stephanie Chacon, Ronald Simms, and Dave Taylor put mimeograph back toge- ther, LEFT. Other staff members are P.Laney, T.McLaughlin, H.Rogers, R.Grey, and Rita Martinez, Co-Editor. er Two Years As Student Bod Christmas Gift l.

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'T i ..,' .b Qs X STUDENT ACTION for EDUCATION members: FRONT ROW: E.Perkins, T.Stinson, M.Casillas, R.Holliday. 2ND: R.Hampton, P.Owhiler, T.Kline, L.Brubaker, V.Zale, P.Simons. Ms ,L 2 PEP CLUB MEMBERS INCLUDE: FRONT ROW: Edmund Lopez, Vice-President, Kim Fahey, President, and Cindy McCormick, Secretary-Treasurer. ZND: Annette Duran, Charlotte Morgan, Susan Ulibarri, Lucy Gallegos, and Robin Buxton. 3RD: Joanne Van Pelt. Larry Nabor, Steve Russell, Steve Conger, and Diane Ontiveros. 4TH: Priscilla Begay, Judy Hernandez, Mary Shupe, Barbara Fahey, Terry McLaughlin, Lisa Hamm. 3RD: D.Brice, S.Shurtz, A..lacoby, D.Gaskin, L.Smith, E.DeVaney. SAE Members Plan to Teach Student Action for Education an organization which was lished to allow students, who to become teachers later in lives, to acquire experience in variety of educational SAE met every other W in the science and chemistry Pep Club Aims To Raise Spirit School spirit! That is what Pep Club is organized to On days preceding basketball football games, members of Pep Club are working very to make colorful posters the posters are finally they are hung around the

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J , ,i Iliff s THESPIAN MEMBERS INCLUDE: FRONT ROW: Fernando Gonzales, Laurie Espinoza, Tina Kline, treasurerg Priscilla Begay, secre- taryg Mary Ann Casillas. ZND: Cyndi Copeland, Peggy Simons, Patricia Laney, Denise Medina, Lynn Brubaker, president: Vera Zale, Grace Espinoza. 3RD: Deborah Gaskins, Judy Brinkley, Emily Bustamante, Jerry Espinoza, vice-president: Theresa McLaughlin, and Billy Nunez. 4TH: Sylvia Martinez, Linda Smith, Philip Perkins, Mark Grijalva, Anita Jacoby, Robert Benitez, and Connie Ramirez. Pantomiming Thespians Welcome New Membersg Organize Spring Pla DISPLAYING HER ROPING talents, De- nise Medina performs during initiation. Weird antics and laughing faces were visible when the Thespians held their autumn initiation. New members were asked to present pantomimes for their contribu- tion to the night's entertainment. Auditions for the spring pro- duction, Arsenic and Old Lace, were held in November. In this comedy, two nice little old ladies commit murders as a charitable deed. Pam Gale and Lynn Bru- baker were picked to play the lead parts of Martha and Abbey Brew- ster. Money earned through food sales was used to pay for the cos- tumes. Several members of the play witnessed a performance of Arsenic and Old Lace staged at a Tucson theater on December 6. A WIDE ASSORTMENT of costumes were worn during drama club initiation. Among the representatives were a farm girl, pirate, football player, Spanish dancer, and pumpkin.