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

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ENSEMBLE GROUP: FRONT ROW: Rhonda Padilla, Bea Gordon. 2ND: Brenda Tomlin. Susan Valdez. 3RD: Carleen Rodela, Donna Biles. ACCOMPANYING the Choir during Open House. Lynda Goodman and Mrs. Betty Wind- sor. VOCAL MUSIC: FRONT ROW: Joe Windsor, Raymond Provencio, Ricky Cooper, Eric Rillorta 2ND: Mary Mendoza, Veronica Tapia. Starlene Hess, Carol Carabeo, Michelle How- ard. 3RD: Evelyn Rogers. Annie Begaye, Lorri Gamblin. Vivian Espinoza. Ronda Mortensen, Lynda Goodman. 26

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HAVING A HEATED CONVERSATION with her nephew, Algernon Moncrieff, is Lady Bracknell. Miss Prism to tell him his true identity. WILL YOU MARRY ME? Algernon Mon- crieff proposes to Cecily Cardew. PLAY CAST Elaine Terri Stinson Algernon Moncrieff Larry Wonner John Worthing Don Goodman Lady Bracknell Linda Smith Gwendoline Fairfax Deena Lanphar Miss Prism Shelly Forstrom Cecily Cardew Leslie White Rev. Canon Chasuble Jeff Cluff Mary Anita Lucio STAGE CREW: FRONT ROW: Randy Lawrence. Danny Guerrero, Kurt Maddern, Arnold J. Espinoza, Sandy DeVaney, Lynda Goodman. Sharon Towle, 2ND: Clint Crotts. Tom Towle. Travis Corbell, Alan Pomroy, Paul Gonzales, John Valdez, Melanie Filleman. 25

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT, Donna Biles and Carleen Rodela combine their voices in a duet to sing Now the Holy Child is Born.” VOCAL MUSIC Allen Assigned to Vocal Music Band instructor, Mr. Bruce Allen, also became the temporary vocal music teacher following the resigna- tion of Mr. Jerry Goodman in No- vember. Several concerts were held dur- ing the school year with the first one taking place following Open House. Mr. Goodman conducted and was accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Betty Windsor. Musical se- lections included “Hurting Each Other,” “I Write the Songs,” and “Blowing In the Wind.” The Choir presented a Christmas Concert with the junior high band at Fairbanks Middle School on De- cember 20th. The concert was di- rected by Mr. Allen with accompa- niment by Mrs. Windsor and Lynda Goodman. Popular Christmas carols sung included “Do You Hear What I Hear,” and “Born In a Manger.” The choir wore their new costumes for the first time at the Christmas Concert. The girls were dressed in black quiana dresses accented by a red-tipped white carnation at the waistline. The boys wore a bow tie and red blazers. At the climax of the concert, the vocal music stu- dents presented Mr. Allen with a plaque of appreciation. 27