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

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SENIORS Martin Smith and Felicia Macias smile as their names are announced to the Homecoming crowd. HOMECOMING ROYALTY, King Fred Rodela and Queen Estella Moroyoqui, following the crown- ing ceremony. ATTENDANTS AND QUEEN include: Imelda Dayao, Sheila Bishop, Donna Gonzales, Estella Mor- oyoqui, Michelle Nlalloque, Felicia Macias, Bonnie Lopez, A ROARING BONFIRE lends a sense of excite- ment to the Homecoming festivities. 4 llis :E ii I-.

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Rock is Back to Stay' 7 Disco music loses Its popularity After a few years of the disco craze rock came back stronger than ever Punk groups such as the B 52s Sex Pistols AC DC and DEVO were heard coming from car speakers as students cruised in front of the school It s a culture within the youth larreal This seemed to sum up the feelings of hard rockers Among the most listened to hard groups were Queen Van Halen Ted Nugent and Led Zeppelin Due to the tremendous success of the movie The Urban Cowbov Looking for Love by Johnny Lee and Love the World Away by Kenny Rogers rocked the pop charts The radio was a constant source of listening pleasure Although the local station rarely played punk or hard rock music mellow and con The most well known of the pop groups were Styx Air Supply ELO and the Eagles Movies continued to be another source of entertamment The Ur ban Cowboy, Airplane The Em pure Strikes Back and Cheech and starring John Travolta country music also began gaining in popu larity among Morenci students ongs Next Movie were a hit with the high school crowd I I Q a l ' CS Q 17 CC YY I , . - I P . I 1 CC 7 1 - . . v . of America, said senior Frank Vil- temporary music was often heard. . ' ' r r . , . f 7 l ' , v ' . g g L . . 1 , ! - . , 0 ,, ,. il, Y I - r us . s t.,,, , 'N s. . ,. f . n JB 1. , i, -'. - AN f -ff , ,i,v . 'A' . r e f . HQ 4 - . ,5jrMf1ffr.- -Z slr: f ' .. Y ,., ,, Q - Nmrv- , , QTTTT ' T x A ,. .1 4 ff' ' ' A . . -yd x. It lfsu gt, ss , 1-J f s 1 ' '--x . ' s. - g. .fs . fd' J - - ' - . v W- 4 1 YK- :hh v.x.A,1. -i..f1 -. 1 . -G'-um-- '.. MUSIC 8: MOVIES 9

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Last Homecoming on the Hill Rodela and Moroyoqui reign as King and Queen With the prospect of playing in a new stadium next year Homecom mg 80 was billed as the last Homecoming on the Hill To com memorate the occasion former Homecoming queens were invited to the game and were recognized in the pregame ceremony Past queens attending the game mclud ed Sylvia Llamas Commela repre sentatlng the first Homecoming in 1966 Alice Romero Jaramillo 68 Linda Martinez Serna 69 Jody Pelusi 71 Sylvia Jimenez Seballos 72 Annie Morales Me dina 73 Elaine Rodela Davis 74 Cindy Gomez 75 Brenda Nelson 77 Darrelyn McClellan Edwards 78 and Carleen Rodela 79 Chosen by the senior class as Homecoming royalty were M chelle Malloque Estella Moroyo qui Donna Gonzales Felicia M cias Fred Rodela Bryan Boling Marty Hetrick and Martin Smith Fred Rodela and Estella Moroyo qui were selected as King and Queen by the student body A bonfire and pep rally held at the parking lot the prior to the football game u dents enjoyed a horn blowing flasher blinking car rally through town afterwards Despite the en thusiasm the Cats fell 8 6 to the Willcox Cowboys were night ATATTENTION senior drum major Frank Villarreal stands proud during the band s half time show FORMER Homecoming Queens stand togeth- er after being recognized and presented with a rose in the pregame ceremony. SHOUTING words of encouragement, Coach Lynne Nuttall gives a pep talk at the bonfire. ENTHUSIASTIC CHEERLEADERS and students show their spirit at the pep rally. HOMECOMING11