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

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CAT CONCERT. Senior vocalist for the rock band. Lisa Garrett, sings at one of the group’s three per- formances. HAIRY AND SCARY. Enjoying the music of the rock band at the Halloween Carnival is Chris Fran- co. FRIEND OR FOE. A Morenci toddler looks appre- hensively at the Wildcat standing next to him. He obviously wasn’t aware the Stephanie Mendez was behind that ferocious head. Halloween Carnival 11

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Friday the 31st, Part 4 Although Halloween fell on the same night as a key conference football mat- chup with Willcox, the decision was made to host the fourth annual high school Hal- loween Carnival on the 31st regardless. “We knew we would lose some people to the game, but we felt the Carnival was important enough to the community that we should go ahead and have it anyway ’ remarked Suzie Valdez. According to Student Council adviser, Mr. Jack Edens, “Our ticket sales were down approximately 20 percent from last year, but this Carnival was probably the best organized and came off with the least problems of any we’ve had. It was a very worthwhile activity and everyone en- joyed himself.’ Many students especially enjoyed the Carnival being on a Friday night because as Lisa Taylor Spivey stated: “ we were able to go out afterwards since we didn’t have school the next day.” The Rock Band gave three perfor- mances at the Carnival even though they got off to a late start. “We were having lots of technical difficulties,” explained keyboard player Julie Baker. “Some of our equipment just wouldn’t work. We ended up doing short performances rath- er than the longer ones we had planned.” Because the football players were all out of town, some organizations were short of workers. “We had trouble get- ting enough people to work in the haunt- ed house aiimiitftd jnnir { class repre- sentative Nancy Gonzales ’They even recruited' me 'a sophomore,” laughed James Giacoletti, who was appropriately dressed as the grim reaper. “We had no problems at all backstage this year, but there sure were a lot of frightened little kids crying their hearts out after going through the haunted house.” —Linda Willard 10 PEEK-A-BOO. Peeking out from under his “bill” is Casey Woodall, son of Mr and Mrs. David Woodall. Casey won second prize with his duck costume. TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE. Si amese twins. Kelly Brown and Jennifer Farquhar, await the judges’ decision at the costume contest. Halloween Carnival

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YOU DON’T SAY. Trying to impress the ladies, Pat MacLaughlin tells stories of heroism to Beth Phelps and Samantha Byrne. THREE WISHES! Trying to explain everything that happened during the day to his astonished wife Julie Reyes is James Giacoletti. . x DUMBFOUNDED.Surprised by an unexpected question. Eric Forstrom struggles for an answer in “The Affected Young Ladies.” 12 Drama Production