Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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Homemaking Benefit To Boy ' s Future One of this year ' s changes hi the homemaking classes was the addition of boys who were able to choose this class as an elective. Basically, they learned how to make the common foods of today, Mrs. Laura Smnner teaches Foods I, II, and III classes as well as family relations. .■Vn innovation was interior decora- ting where students learn about the arrangement of furniture and select- ing curtains. They also study color schemes, do handiwork, which in- cludes crocheting. Mrs. Bernadine Herring, who teaches interior deco- rating, also teaches Clothing I, II, III and child care. J M V L iira Siuiiner Fernando Holgiiin, 1. i erience in Ftwds I. lin Nanei, Dolores Barajas. and .Michael Lozano begin another cooking ex- ( Diane H(Klrigiiez and Ahce Caihen take lime to admire what thev have accomplished ni inlcnor decoratmg. Sho gromid aie other projects done l)V the stndents.

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The Library Is Useful In Many Ways The library provides both enjoyment and information for the whole school. Materials found, consist of books, magazines, clippings, film- strips, and slides. Newer and better materials are coming in all the time. Some of the materials may be checked out while others remain in the library in order for them to be available to all at the time when needed. Eighteen workers help the Librar- ian and assistant in the library. They consist of three students per period. During pre-registeration in spring a per.son may sign up to take this course diu-ing the ne.xt school term. Working in the library helps a stu- dent as he goes on to college because he will be familiar enough to know and iLse the library. .Mrs. Man Huds( Lillian anez. one of th eighteen workers in the librarw helps Mrs. Hudson, the librarian, to shelve hooks. Mrs. jndv Jacobs

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Vollevl all, one of the man coordination. the ph) ' sical education classes, is a game enjoyed by lioth boys and girls which requires skill, alertness, and Large P. E, Classes Make Time Count This vear, time was an important fac- tor in the large physical education classes. Each day started out with different types of exercises. The rest of the class period was then spent on gaining knowledge of a certain activ- ity or sport. Among these activities are volleyball, basketball, timibling. gymnastics, folk and scjiiare dancing, badminton, and tennis. Archery was a new addition to all these activities. Mrs. Vernelle Crajidall instructed tlie girls physical education classes. The boys physical education classes were under the guidance of Mr. Ron Darnell and Mr. Robert Benavidez. Vernelle Crandall In the l)oys physical education classes, basketball is onlv one of the many activities which helps the students to de elup their muscles and at the same time leani tne techniques and skills of each particular sport.