Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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Library Club Makes Bulletin Board Displays Library Club is primarily for students interested in skills and fundamentals of library practice. Acti- vities included decorating the library for various holidays including Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Also at Christmas the club held a party at the home of Mrs. Mary T. Hudson, sponsor of the Library Club. Officers included Shirley Duncan, president; Patty Fletcher, vice president; Teresa Castillo, treas- urer; Nora Benavidez, secretary. ABOVE: Shirley Duncan and Phyllis Bonner check the card catalog. LEFT: Mrs. Hudson and Lupe Torres stamp new library books with the Cobre High im- pression die. Library Club members included: Vivianna Nunez, Lupe Torres, Christine Garcia, Rita Richarte, Socorro Morales, Patty Fletcher Teresa Castillo, Mrs. Hudson, sponsor; Phyllis Bonner, and Shirley Duncan. 107

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Latin Club Initiates Twelve ft f% — fl Jr. M FRONT ROW: Judy Klingeman, Socorro Ordonez, Helen Sheldon, Patsy Mohr, Virginia Chavez, Celia Foy, Sheryl Parker, Terry Wofford, Mrs. Roberta Thayer, sponsor, and Bobby Udero. BACK ROW: Penni Wright, Nancy Brown, Judy Gonzales, Glenno Wooten, James Allen, Domingo Maynes, Nora Benovidez, Mary Volerio, Dolores Chovira, Clark McNoughton, Danny Soloz. Carpe Diem, the official name of the Cobre Latin Club, has various activities each year with the Fall Initiation and the Spring Banquet two of the most important. The club also sends delegates to the J. C. L. State Convention and participates in the Christmas program, food basket drive, Christmas decorations and the Talent Show. Latin Club is headed by Glenna Wooten, presi- dent; Penni Wright, vice president; Mary Valeric, secretary; Delores Chavira, treasurer; Judy Klinge- man, historian; and is sponsored by Mrs. Roberta Thayer. All members have had at least one year of Latin or are enrolled in Latin I this year. The main purpose of Carpe Diem is to stimulate interest in the Latin culture and develop a knowledge of Ancient Rome. Nora Benovidez listens attentively while Glenna Wooten reads the history of a Roman god. Mrs. Roberta Thayer, Clark McNoughton, Sheryl Parker and Penni Wright look on as Helen Sheldon receives her Romon name from Glenna Wooten, club president, during the Latin Club initiation. 106

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Pep Club Cheers Promoting school spirit is the main purpose of the 41 members of the Cobre High School Pep Club. Led by Bonnie Hernandez, president; Sylvia Morrufo, vice president; Mary Santamaria, secretary; Olivia Cebollos, treasurer; and sponsored by Mrs. Muriel Tarry, the club attended nine of the ten football games and performed drills at most of them. They were also able to attend all the conference games in basketball and entertained during many of the basketball halftimes. The highlight of the year v as the trip to Santa Fe. RIGHT: is Maria Parker, Laura Wallace, Celia Foy, Jan Miller and Sheryl Parker as they prepare to board the bus. While in Albuquerque the girls attended the State Fair. The Club also co-sponsored the Powder Puff Foot- ball game which was termed a success by all. TOP ROW: Laura Wallace, Joyce Walker, Margo EdwarcJs, Eva Chavira, Jan Miller, Cheryl Hickman, Barbara Biebelle, Patsy Mohr, Celia Foy. SECOND ROW: Terry Wofforci, Bertha Grijalva, Tessie Ramirez, Socorro Morales, Viola Garcia, Sally Allen, Amanda Oliver, Emily Smith, Roberta Ranyan- THIRD ROW: Yolando Villines, Lupe Morquez, Terry Murillo, Irma Udero, Teresa Gonzales, Gloria Gallegos, Virginia Perez, Esther Queved o. FOURTH ROW: Yolando Valenzuelo, Christine Garcia, Josie Arrellin, Yolando Cordero, Aida Pedrozo, Lydia Vega, Vivianna Nunez, Gloria Gallegos, Mary Martinez. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Muriel Tarry, Mrs. Mary Crondoll, Sylvia Morrufo, Emma Dominguez, Joyce Helton, Mary Sontomoria, Bonnie Hernandez. KNEELING: Esther Gomez, Lucille Nanez, Mindo Holguin, Irene Perez. 108