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

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f fb :- f..aue'in. Vinnie Henderson, Irma Tellez and Emma Flores serve hot meals to the ravenous students. lui f CUSTODIAN, Tony Morales LUNCHROOM STAFF: Irma Day Wunnle Henderson Irma Tellez W.:-'f

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Custodians Clean The School Can' Mopping floors and cleaning rest- rooms and blackboards are daily routines for the custodians. There is one custodian assigned to each of the high school floors. Sometimes they are required to work late into the night. The Iunchroom staff serves more than 400 lunches a day. Several of them come early to have the meals ready by lunchtime when the hungry students arrive for food. Bus drivers often seem to have an easy job, but they do not. For in- stance, Mrs. Mary Aguinaga was on her way to the school with a bus load of students. Halfway up IO percent hill, her bus broke down and she had to seek help. get s N., l CUSTODIAN, Rudy Vega pus Every Day , Q 2, 5 X 'w CUSTODIAN, Pat Mendoza DURING THE LUNCH HOUR Iunchroom l BUS DRIVERS: Mary Jane Lee, Maggie Gonzales, Dorothy Corbell and Iona

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LINDA WILLARD- M.A. from NAU, B.S. from WTSUQ Teaches Art at the High School and Fairbanks Middle School. Art Department Students Displa Many art projects were created by the art classes. Students used the pottery wheel and made bowls and vases of different shapes out of hard clay. Baskets woven out of straw were introduced as one of the new activities. Oil painting and water col- ors were also completed by artistic pupils. Linoleum printing and silk- screening were employed to help make unusual poster designs. A number of exhibits were displayed in the library. Several items were submitted at the Greenlee County Fair held in Duncan. Many of the outstanding projects received top ribbons in their categories. 1 WEAVING BASKETS as an art project are David Lucio and Josie Candelaria. 2 MOLD- ING CLAY into a bowl on the pottery wheel is Damon Tankersley.