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

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, Q 2? .. -f -1 if av , - - r '3- 'rr-is is ll rl .- , S , X , 5 s l l Q5 Receiving her crown, Priscilla Baca accepts the title of 1983 Basketball Homecoming queen from the 1982 queen, Nancy Navar- rete. Characters Tiny Tim and Bob Cratchit are portrayed by Benjie Aguilar and Vera Ra- mirez in the Drama Club's presentation of Dicken's classic, A Christmas Carol. Finalists and their escorts for the '83 bas- ketball homecoming include: Joe Subia, Kelly Baker, John Lee, Darlene Lizarraga, Ar- mando Tellez, Desiree Leonesio, Joey Fein- stein, Priscilla Baca, Joey Merino, Liz Peralta, Gabriel Garcia, and Carolina Espinoza. 75' E' 1 20 WINTER STUDENT LIFE

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