Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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F.S.A. Learns Secretarial Skills FRONT ROW: Jo Ann Martinez, Glenda Schaffer, Rosemorie Valencia, Yolanda Aguilero, Shirley Duncan, Phyllis Bonner, Orpha Silva. SECOND ROW: Gloria Alvidrez, Dolores Sandoval, Dorothy Campos, Rosie Garza, AAindo Holguin, Elizabeth Cruz, Janie Volerio, Ruth Holguin. BACK ROW: Mrs. Mary Bray, sponsor; Linda Perez, Patti Fletcher, Betty Garcia, Ida Chip, Nora Alvidrez, Rosa Alderette, Mar- garet Bedermen, Mary Sue Evott. The Futura Chapter of the Future Secretaries association boasts twenty-four members this year. In order to be a member a student must be a business education student of unquestionable character and integrity and have evidenced a superior aptitude for, and an interest in, secretarial work. The purpose of the organization is to stimulate interest in and develop a better understanding of the potentials of a secretarial career. The club officers were Rosie Garza, president; Shirley Duncan, vice president; Gloria Alvidrez, secretary; Dolores Sandoval, treas- urer; and Orpha Silva, historian. This year ' s projects included the initiation, Christmas basket, talent show, workshop, tour of Kenne- cott, taffy and bake sale and a doll raffle. ABOVE: Shirley Duncan, and Leola Fortenberry sell taffy to Lucinda Jimenez, Cecilia Martinez and Esther Valerio. LEFT: Phyllis Bonner, Dorothy Campos, Dolores Sandoval, Gloria Alvidrez, Ida Chip, Joan Sandoval, Rosemorie Valencia, Janie Valerio, Orpha Silva, Ermlndo Holguin, Mary Sue Evott, Teresa Castillo and Ruthie Holguin attended the installation of the Futura Chapter of the Future Secretaries Association. 114

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FRONT ROW: Simon Ortiz, Ray Donaldson, Sal Estrada, Clark McNaughton. SECOND ROW: Christine Garcia, Barbara Biebelle, Sue EvQtt, Terry Wofford, Emily Smith, Nancy Brown. BACK ROW: Josie Arrellln, Minda Holguin, Frances Gomez, Rosalina Alderete, Mrs. Catherine Smith, Penni Wright, Virginia Chavez, Celia Foy, Rose Ann Gutierrez. During Teacher Appreciation Week, Cobre Future Journalists honored newspaper and yearbook sponsor, Mrs. Catherine Smith with a presentation of a gift, corsage, and citation. FJA is a club for students interested in journalism and maintaining at least a B aver- age in publications. The installation of offi- cers and initiation banquet was held in Silver City. Officers are: Mary Sue Evatt, president; Barbara Biebelle, vice president; Ray Donald- son, secretary; and Penni Wright, treasurer. ABOVE: Mrs. Smith accepts a citation from Sue Evatt, club president, while Rosalina Alderete looks on. BELOW: FJA Ban- quet and cake displayed by Sue Evatt, president, and Barbara Biebelle, vice president. FJA Honors Publication ' s Sponsor 173

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F.F.A. Holds Annual Father-Son Banquet . - Norman Jackson shows his lamb at the Southwestern International Livestock Show in EI Paso. belle received champion honors for his lightweight Southdown lamb. They also attended the Cliff-Gila Fair where Jimmy Rogers and Norman Jackson received pur- ple ribbons for their Grand Champions in the heavy weight Poland-China swine and heavy weight mutton sheep divisions, respectively. At the New Mexico State Fair Dell Herring was awarded Reserve Champion of the Poland-China breed, second place in Chester Whites and second place in a pen of three Chester Whites. FRONT ROV : Robby Beck, Robert Lancaster, Walter Biebelle, Ron Moore, Jerry Turner, John Faust, Mike Miller, Dale Carter, Jerry Boswell, Billy Faust, Fred Shanks, Mr. Dwight Houston, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Ron Duval, Butch Rea, Jimmy Rogers, Jimmy Delk, Greg Webb, Joe Vencill, Scott Cozier, David Maxwell, Ralph Walker, Abran Chacon, David Carroll. BACK ROW: Glen Close, Troy Wakefield, Charles Mouzy, Danny Fowler, Ron Hickman, Jeff Roy, Dell Herring, Pat Murptiy, Norman Jackson, Dennis Rogers, Tommy Botes, Jerry Dunagon, Stoney Smith. Bobby Richardson, district 6, president; and Kent Glenn, state president; were guests at the F.F.A. Father-Son Banquet held at the Bayard Lions Club. The Cobre Future Farmers of America is a club pri- marily for interested boys who have taken at least one year of Vocational Agriculture in junior or senior high. Club officers include Ron Moore, president; John Faust, vice president; Dale Carter, secretary; Jerry Turner, treasurer; Jimmy Delk, reporter; Dell Herring, sentinel; and Billy Faust, parlimentarian. This year the Cobre F.F.A. members attended the El Paso International Livestock Show where Walter Bie- 115