Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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I Uie Math And Science Departments A variety of courses are offered hv the Math Department to aid the stu- dent in his quest for knowledge and higher learning. If a student is inter- ested in the technical fields or if the person is just looking for a simple, but good paying job he will need a good background in mathematics. The teachers here try to develop in their pupils ' minds the specific and general uses of their particular course. Classes are also taught how to look up specific information on for- mulas for working their problems. . good mathematical background is developed for whoever will take ad- vantage of it. Mr. Crandall, .Mrs. Kindell, Mr. Cosgrove, and Mrs. Morris coordinate their work so that the students will have little or no problem in being able to understand ne.xt year ' s work. iMr. Larry Crandall Mri. Justene Kindell Mrs. Rita Morris Mr. Robert Cosgrove Mrs. Morris points out the answer to David Pack while Mike Puentes, Tim Colhiinns , and Richard Tanori listen.

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Slewspaper Staff Tells The Neivs Weekly Tlie largest newspiiper staff in the history of Cohre High pubhshed the weekly War Whoop this year. The staff started the year with 44 mem- lieis and ended school with 38 per- sons lilly Espinosa edited the paper with Mrs. Catherine Smith as ad- iser Each week Lilly Baca, assistant editor, took assignments from the re- porters regular beats. Sports activ- ities, weekly news events, dedica- tions, editorials, the menu, ads, and otlier topics made up the newspaper which was published each Friday and sold diuing third period. AT LEFT: Pascal Walter, a.ssistant illustrator, Cecilia Delgado. assistant advertising man- ager; Vyonne Dillard, assistant business man- ager; and Cal Bnibaker, assistant sports edi- tor, hold managerial positions on the War Wlioop staff . BELOW Kr.ping the news coming in are reporters lii ic Fl s, Patsy Moreno, Elva Jaramillo. iiii.i NLnu Luna, Gloria Garcia. Mary Sanduxal, SvKia .Sand- oval, Donna Rivera, Beatrice Rodriguez, Helen Fiios, Irene Armendariz, Patsy Morales, Linda Nunez, Marie Pellissier, Monica Wal- ter, and Bobby Espinosa. Not pictured are De- nise Bleak, Kelley Childs, Vicky Graham, Renee McSherry, Oscar Molina, Steve Pack, Emilia Padilla, Randy Reiss, Ricky Schampers, Debbie Schroeter, Tom Stewart, and Sandra Udero.

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Mrs. Dorothy Archiljald Mr, H. Wavne Hornhake Mrs. .Archibald discusses last night ' s assignment with her students Help Students For Better Opportunities In biology, the Science Department otfers to tlie student body a number of levels of course work so that the college bound student receives the knowledge, information, and back- groiuid necessary for advanced study and the person who does not intend to go into a science career will have an understanding of the way in which himians, animals, and plants hmction. Chemistry if offered to those students who have a need for knowledge in this more complex field. The science of electricity and electronics is also taught to students v ho wish to learn about this newer field. Dorothy Villegas examines the microscopic world. germ under the microscope hile her classmate