Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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Future Journalists Work For A career The Future Journalists of America is a club consisting of students inter- ested in tlie field of jounialisni. To be eligible for tlie club a student must either be in the yearbook staff or the War Whoop staff and must have at least a B average in that class. The main event of FJA conies at the end of the school year when a banquet is held for the meniljers and guests. This year the banquet was held at the Penjamo Cafe in Bavard. Mrs. Smith was honored for being the sponsor of the club. Also, new of- ficers for the up coming year were .selected. Each of die new members was given a pin and a membership card. Ricky Reiss, treasurer; Millv Espi- llii niunlitiioiriAaie Marv Siiicknal Main lelles Linda HolE nn ClonaCaicia Pits Sal Alia Luna Cecilia Delgado Delibic Schroeter Padilla Ricki Schanipers Renee kSlierr Ro |, k ,1 W ,ll I ui I K.lli ' II It II hios Kandv Reus Amanda lnnique Waltei Donna Rivera, II iLs Iiene Aimendaiiz Emilia

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FSA Leads Students To The Business World This year, Rachel Gonzales was se- lected Miss FSA. Runners-up were Stephanie Minitre and Barbara Nu- nez. During the year, FSA orga- zed a Christmas basket to show their spirit. The club also sold glitter plaques and stationery as money- making projects. In Febniary, eight of the club members traveled to Las Cnices to participate in the Regional Office Education Association Contest. The student competed on different secre- tarial procedures, such as shorthand, bookkeeping, accounting, t ping and stenographic. The money the club raised was used for the trip to El Paso and Las Graces. The students made this trip in March. Their trip consisted of touring the Computer Center in Las Gruces and the State National Bank and the IBM office in El Paso, Texas. Mrs. . ngie Garcia stands alongside Miss FS. . Stephanie Minitre and Barbara Nunez. la 1 1 C i 1 luiiiicib-up were Officers for 1971 72 are . rlene . ll5up, historian; Sallv Enriquez. secretary; Teresa Dominguez, vice-president; Babrbar Chavira, president; Stella Barela treasurer Millv Espinosa, reporter; and Stephanie Minitre, parliamentarian. Front Row: Sponsor, Mrs. Mary Brav, Leah Gninerud, Walitta Collun ' is lar i.[i McNutt and loth ' Dye. Second Row: Linda Silva, Sylvia Lopez, Barbara Nunez, Gloria Garcia, Rachel Gonzales, Patsy Gonzales, Patricia ' Morales. Helen Bios. .-Vngie Hinojosa, Sharlvn O ' Berg, and Dee Dee . rchibald. Back Row: Nellie Valenzuela, Norma Salcido, .Sally Palomarez, Connie Cordova, Emma Garcia. Lupe Salas. Suzie Gonzales, Tomas S. Chavez, Pete Nanez, D ' Lois Brice, Josie Terrazas. and Ricky Zapata.

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Pride Of The Tribe Has Spirit 1971-72 Padilla. iponsors and officers are Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Kindel. D ' Lois Brice, Andrea Llamas, and Rita This year Cobre ' .s drill team con- sisted of twelve girls who helped boost school spirit. Officers of this or- ganization were: D ' Lois Brice, presi- dent; Andrea Llamas, vice-president; and Rita Padilla, secretary-treasurer. The girls performed at the football state playoff and at the basketball games. In January the Pride of the Tribe did their first out-of-town per- formance in Silver City during the Cobre vs Silver basketball game. The whole uniform used the school col- ors: red, white, and black. The suit consisted of a red and white jumper with a white body-suit. The shoes the girls chose to wear were red, white, and black, designed like track shoes. Mrs. Justine Kindel, and Mrs. Rita Morris were the teams sponsors. First row: L Olga Sedillo 1 Baca. Andre Renee Thonia C.loria Garcia. Rita Padilla Second row: D ' Lois Brice, Rhonda Porter, Dorotlr Acosti. Sandra I ' dero, Priscilla Delrado. , Patsv Salas. Third i