Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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1971-72 Athletic Competition The Cheerleaders for tlie 1971-72 B-Team were Laura Crandall, head cheerleader; Eva Llamas; Diana Acosta; Rosemary Rivera; and Deb- bie Schroeter. The girls were chosen at the end of the year, so that they could practice during the summer in order to polish up on their cheers and routines. This vear Colire had it ' s first mas- cot; she was Renee Thomas. She had two uniforms, one for football and one for basketball. She went with Pep Club to all of the out of town trips to represent Big Red. [he B Team Cheerleaders are shown posing in their Basket! 3ebbie Schroeter; and Rosemary Rivera.

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B Team Cheerleaders Support JV ' S On AUl This year ' s B-Teani cheerleaders had great school spirit, which added to the pride of Cobre High. No matter what the task, these girls were always willing to lead members of the stu- dent body. They gave candy favors to all football, basketball, and wres- tling atliletes. They also gave the players oranges and Kool-Aid after practice. For the track and tennis boy ' s they gave them orange juice, and Kool-Aid. They had a variety of various money-making projects, which were all successful. The girls also helped the varsitv cheerleaders with the Pep . sscmblies. ft:4

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Girk ' Athletic Association Competes In il iiii iiii C . officers for this ear were Terr alei lo-prt sultnt Helen Rios- secretarv Lillian Nanez-publicit , Liz ichekon-soph. represent- ative and those not pictured are Rosemary Quintana-vice president- Panchita Conzales-senior representative, and Cindv Benavidez-iun- ior representive. Rhonda Porter makes a shot against Hatch as Rachel Maez and Terrv Valeric look on.