Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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Four Quill % Scroll Members Receive Publication Awards Terry Wofford, Mary Sue Evatt, Emily Smith and Fra;ices Gomez received awards for outstanding service in publications. Quili Scroll is an honor organization for publication students in the upper third of the junior and senior classes. This year the members met at Luisa ' s where they held their annual banquet. Barbara Biebelle was elected president; Rosalina Alderette, vice- president; Sue Evatt, secretai and Penni Wright, treasurer. Special awards were presented to Mary Sue Evatt and Emily Smith for earning the highest number of points and selling the most ads on their respective staffs. Frances Gomez received the Quill Scroll award for creative writing and Terry Wofford re- ceived a Herf-Jones key as outstanding edi- tor in 1966. 1. Barbara Biebelle and Penni Wright enjoy the meal at the annual Quill Scroll banquet. FRONT ROW: Christine E. Garcia, Barbara Biebelle, Mary Sue Evatt, Terry Wofford, Emily Smith. BACK ROW; Frances Gome Alderette, Simon Ortiz, Mrs. Catherine Smith, sponsor; Clark McNoughton, Penni Wright, Celia Foy. Rosolii 99

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Modern Music Masters Travel to El Paso FRONT ROW: Margie Garza, Lucille Nanez, Dorothy Campos, Rosie Garza, Dolores Sandoval, Mindo Holguin, Alice Padilla, Gloria Silva, Dina Acosta, Karen Dobbs. SECOND ROW: Mr. Al Henry, sponsor; Roberta Ronyon, Aida Pedroza, Doris Word, Eloine Cothrun, Potty Cook, Josie Gonzales, Ruth Ordonez, Goyle Dowding, Theresa Castillo. BACK ROW: David Leyba, Tommy Silva, Jo Ann Martinez, Irene Perez, Esther Gomez, Jonie Shinn, Donny Green, Linda Wysong, Sarah Vencill, Judy Gonzales, Johnny Benavidez. Modern Music Masters is an honorary club for all students who have lettered In either chorus, band or orchestra, and who have maintained at least a ' C overage. Officers are Janie Shinn, president; Donny Green, vice president; and Dolores Sandoval, secretary- treasurer. At the beginning of the year Tri-M members attended a dinner held for the initiates at the Drifter. Amanda Oliver and Margo Edwards provided the entertainment. The club sponsored a hootenanny which featured Tyrone Morris and Miss Ronnie Finnegan, folksingers. Members traveled to El Paso to see TIARA, an operetta presented at Texas Western University. BELOW: Ronnie Finnegan sings at the Tri-M hootenanny. Irene Perez and Donny Green board the bus to El Paso. Tyrone Morris sings some folk ballads. 98

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Math Club Purchases Books FRONT ROW: Frances Gomez, Roberta Ranyon, Dolores Sandoval, Rosemarie Valencia, Ivan Apodaca, Clark McNoughton. SECOND ROW: Jonie Shinn, Judy Gonzales, Robby Davis, Mr. Larry Crondall, sponsor. Math Club membership was open to all interested juniors and seniors who enrolled in accelerated mathe- matics classes. The members agreed to buy mathematics books to be used by students interested in pursuing math further. Officers were Janie Shinn, president; Frances Gomez, vice president; Dolores Sandoval, secre- tary; and Rosemarie Valencia, treas- urer. The club was sponsored by Mr. Larry Crandall. Janie Shinn explains tangents of slopes to Frances Gomez, Dolores Sandoval, and Rosemarie Valencia. The members of math club convene for a regular meeting. 100