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

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' v 'Q VOTING STUDENTS PARTICIPATE in student council election, held in early spring. JUNIOR Olympians, D.Redelfs, A.Duran SOME OBSERVERS watch baseball game. '?'F ?z- SIGN HERE. Alicia Settle picks up her annual from staff member, Donna Brice. 12 Spring Events Include Yearbook Distribution, Exams As the days grew sunnier and warmer, students began to think of summer vacation. Tennis, baseball, and track gave participants a chance to be out- doorsg also to acquire sore muscles and sunburns. Juniors, sophomores, and freshmen chose new subjects and registered for another year, while eighth graders planned for their first year of high school and with their parents attended Freshmen Orientation. Copper Cat members celebrated their final deadline with a picnic at lower Eagle Creek. While band members prepared for their annual Spring Band Concert, excited couples planned for the Junior-Senior Prom. Finally, a much needed vacation arrived, the Easter holidays. Spectators went home with sunburns after spending the day at the Morenci Invitational Track Meet, in early May. Some upper newspaper and year- book staff members were honored by initiation into the Quill and Scroll Society. After months of nerve-wrecking practice, the Drama Club staged a very successful play, Harvey. A proud Copper Cat staff distributed the annual causing many students to realize that another school year was almost over. Seniors relaxed while the rest of the school struggled with final exams, and then suddenly, Commencement.

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