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

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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

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Spikes 81 Slits Show Legs Boys favor wearing levis, tennis shoes, and muscle shirts While the guys walked around in their comfortable jeans and tennis shoes, girls suffered through the tortures of wearing spiked heels. The end of the day often found the stylish heels replaced by comfy booties. Tight fitting skirts and dresses with slits up the sides or back or front were also in style. Baggies and painters pants were popular in a variety of colors. Bold printed tops were combined with jeans levis and other styles of pants. Guys wore shim and muscle shirts reportedly to keep cool. Fe- males however suspected an- other reason. Marty Hetrick ad- SKATEBOARDING is an activity enjoyed by Barry Maling. SLIDES SANDALS AND ANKLE STRAPS dominate girl s footwear. T-SHIRTS with various slogans are a familar form of dress. LE VIS AND UNTIED tennis shoes are part of the boys casual look. mitted an ulterior motive when he said it makes us feel like we're the baddest dudes and the girls can stare at our bodies. Mirror shades, or sunglasses, were also popular. Basketball players contin- ued the somewhat strange custom of wearing trunks over longer box- er shorts. Michael Castaneda liked the look because it was com- fortable and looks sloppy. Rolling into style were roller skates and low-rider bicycles while skateboards continued to be popu- lar. Along with bicycling jogging for both exercise and recreation was a health craze among the stu- dents and faculty. 'af'---16 .-.wif -v W.,-.:A QV- .. M . , -vs. I' 2'-fl' ee, US- 6-FADS AND FASHIONS the it not V