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

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Jeff Aguilar Julie Baker Cisco Batchelder Chad Bates Rick Bendel Roxanne Breshears Melissa Bruce Shelly Bryant Julie Carr Sandra Casiano Jannete Clark Libby Chavez James Cooper Jon Day Raul Dayao Teresa Dayao Maria Dominguez Nancy Dominguez Competing in the toilet paper race at a pep assembly are Jon Day and Kristina Richardson. Air band entertainment is provided dur- ing the lunch hour by Althea Newman as “Prince”, with back-up performers Al- ice Gonzales and Tammy Grime. 26-Sophomores

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ft Anna Navarrete Irma Paz Stanley Paz Becky Peru Beth Phelps Steve Quiroz Julie Reues Annette Rocha Christine Rodela Debbie Rodela Francie Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Shelly Ruedas ChrU Rachel Saiz Hector Salazar Maurice Sandoval Peggy Scheier Tammy Scott Nikki Stoner Sean Tripp Gary Tucker Gloria Valdez Ricardo Valdez Lorraine Varela Tom Vaughn Erma Villagomez Pam Willard Juniors Elections-25

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Alex Florez Eric Forstrom Lisa Garrett Tammy Grime Dave Grove Dianne Hartley Kathy Heuser Chris Hughes Janet Humphrey Brad Johnson Cynthia Leatherwood Monica Lopez Hats off to the Setting a fund-raising goal of ap- proximately $2000 for the end of the year, the sophomores vowed to throw a prom their junior year that MHS would never forget. To raise money, the class spon- sored several pizza sales and sold Wildcat painter hats. According to class president, Kristina Richardson, “We had the idea for the hats a year ago, but it wasn’t approved until this year.” In addition to Kristina, the original hats were designed by Becky Tellez, Libby Chavez, and assistant principal Tom Powers. At the Halloween Carnival, the sophomores sponsored a Bozzo buck- et throw. “We didn’t make much money from it,” admitted Kristina, “but then we didn’t do it for the mon- sophomore class ey. We just wanted to do something little kids would enjoy doing.” Representative Teresa Dayao was especially proud of the overall partici- pation of the class. “Everyone was really involved and willing to work,” she explained. “We came in second behind the seniors in total points ac- cumulated in the spirit competition during football season. That included points earned for number of students on the honor roll, Spirit Week partici- pation, and class yell competitions at pep assemblies.” Other projects included a sock hop in the spring and the ordering of class shirts with the slogan “Bustin out in ’87”. Various members of the class also worked in the concession booth during basketball season. Leading the sophomores in their class yell are J.V. cheerleaders Suzie Valdez, Michelle Ray. Kathy Verdugo, Becky Tellez. Dianne Hartley, and Cris Robil- lard. A smiling twosome. Bill Sheridan and Becky Tellez, represent their class at Homecoming. Sophomores-27