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

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. :THU 1 - wa. Q? A .--Q' ...aa wwf PRIDE is what it's all about Pride - we showed it constantly as we cheered our teams in victory and defeat, gave our award-winning band standing ovations following per- formances, and strained our voices trying to help lead our class to victory in a class competition yell. With pride we honored past Home- coming queens as we contemplated playing our last football season on the I-till. National Honor Society members received quiet admiration, sopho- mores proudly wore new class rings, and yearbooks were distributed by a staff proud of its accomplishment. Boosters, groups showed their pride in our efforts and accomplish- ments by honoring us with banquets, trophies and plaques. Members of the community supported us through their faithful purchases of raffle tick- ets, Wildcat shirts, cheese and every- thing else sold by groups to raise money. This was a year in which we showed our pride - and pride is what it's all about.

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SPORTS ACTIVITIES ACADEMICS CLASSES COMMUNITY CONTENTS ii I I tt KILLING TIME before the morning bell, stu- dents visit in front of school. HOMECOMINGA TTENDENTS Br an Bol- V ing and Michelle Malloque. PARTICIPA TINGin the Grand March, cou- ples parade around the gym at the Junior- Senior Prom, PROUD DRUM MAJORS display trophies won by the Pride band. ATHLETIC JERSEYS proclaiming Morenci as Wildcat Country are worn by Rhonda Duran, Leo Aguilar, Michelle Maldonado, Joey Feinstein, and Mona Rodriguez. GRADUA TING SENIORS await the presen- tation of diplomas at the 1980 Commence- ment Exercise. 2 PRIDE

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Crulsmg Dommates Scenario Seeing and being seen IS the name of the game The place Morencx Plaza the day any Frlday nrght the txme anywhere between erght and elev en p m the aCtlVlty crunsnng One of the mam act1v1t1es on a typical Frnday mght was to prck up a few friends In a car or truck and head for the Plaza to do a httle crulsmg The shed was always packed with famlllar faces and It was a great way to see and be seen Accordmg to Sandra Rodrr guez the best reason to cruise was to see which guys were out However Robert Nobles crunses because there rsnt anythmg bet ter to do Frlday mghts were also for bas ketball football partles at the rrv er and movles at the theater Fol lowmg soclallzmg at the school ac tnvxtres many students could often be found at Cole s Przza or D C s Dlsco trymg to llve thelr Frlday mghts to the fullest For those wlth out the necessary funds or mclma tlon there was always the optlon of spending the evemng at home watchmg televlsron or HBO October 31 provided both the young and the old a chance to put on costumes as Halloween fell on a Frlday Wltches ghosts clowns and Dracula could be observed at the costume parade held prror to the football game I I I I . . . ' x 9 1 ' I , I , a - . ., . . , . . . . 1 . 7 . . cc as . . ' v 1 cc . H 9 ' v v cr . 7 - 77 - '00, o'. S55 E': QD' SAE :Y: ENE EIS O :Eg ESE .l...l. 4 FRIDAY NITES