Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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Selective Training In Vocational Courses In the crafts classes the students deal mainlv with leather, and in the latter part of the year they work with clay. At the beginning of the year they study the sketches or drawings show- ing them how the stamping and lac- ing work is done. The students then have their choice of doing certain leather articles such as coin purses, cai-d holders, cigarette holders, key ca.ses, belts, moccasins, etc. During the year, the students en- rolled in art do orthographic projects which help them understand blue print reading and other works of drawing and design. Crafts, this year, was taught by Mr. Charles Moore and Mr. Darwin Bleak. Mr. Fred Tillman and Mr. Charles Moore taught art. Tonv Udero, limmv Hernanadez, aiul Rickv Enriquez listen to an explanation by Mr. Moore. .Mr f:llarle Moore Wiley Connell, Dana Fortenberr and Kim ' lieatherli - cast a belt Inickle

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Vocational Nursing Completes Fifth Year Voc. Nursing is to prepare the stu- dents for a nursing assistants job. Their specific program has a planned pattern of orientation, and profes- sional relations, and is taught by Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Paterson. Mr. Harrell Wright teaches Voc. Rehab. This course is designed to teach students the basic English, Math, skills the students will need later on. The students attend class for half the day and work in local busi- nesses the rest of the day. . ' sing a speciallv prepared model. Rachel Echerivel, Cl ' de Van orth. and Bol ln Salas learn the ital signs of life. Mr, Harrell Vrit;h( . lr. CKwght Housto Mrs. . nn Clover Mrs. Hortense Willis Mrs. Helen Paterson .As part of her ' ocational Rehabilitation ' i ginia Torres operates otfice eciuipment.

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Prepare Students For Future Occupations • ' y-fK Av ' ftfe Mr. William Crav Learning all the safetv rules is a ma- jor factor in the general shop, car- pentry and woodwork classes, it the boys are to work efficiently. After the first six weeks of school, with this knowledge behind them, they start working on their selected projects. The students in woodwoik use hand tools, the power saw, and other power equipment to accomplish their projects. They construct such useful things as desks, tables, shelves and other wooden articles. The students taking general shop do all sorts of repair jobs, build fee- ders, and do other welding jobs. This year, Mr. Fred Tillman taught botli general shop and wood- work. Mr. William Gray also taught two courses, which were woodwork and carpentry. General shop was taught also by Mr. Dwight Houston. During his carpentry class, Ray Baca helps construct a ticket booth for the football Homecoming game. Gabriel Chanez. Joe Chavira. Riibcn Facio, Joh.uiy uesada. and Ralph Delgado work on the talile a in wooduork.