Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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First All-Girl Annual Staff at Cobre High School A thirteen member staff supervised by Mary Alice Morales, editor; Inez Trujillo, assistant editor; and Mrs. Catherine Smith, sponsor; compiled this 200 page yearbook. The purpose of the staff was to provide a memory book of the school year for the average student which would serve as a reference book of the year, publicize the work of the school, stimulate student interest in the school, and supply the basis for an educational student activity. Some of the responsibilities of the staff included selling subscriptions and ads, taking pictures, preparing layouts and covering school activities. Mary Alice Morales — editor Sports section staff members reviewing layouts are Yolanda Grijalva, Rosemary M. Grijalva, sports section editor, and Helen Archuleta. Old yearbook staff members are Mary Alice Morales, editor; Inez Trujillo, assistant editor; and Hope Chacon, club section editor. I Hwj l ■ t r laH Hk- ' v H 9 « aH ■jk v M A Ip H SWIP mt • ap .. ami: r H H '

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Time Is Important To Cobre High School Students pK .j K 1 P T 1 B 1 iBl r 1 i l J 4 uB S jH Cobre students spend their time in many ways. A students ' school doy is spent in classes, in the halls, among friends, at club meetings or in study halls. Mike Acosta uses his spare time on his Honda 350 as he takes a spin down the hill. There are many other boys that find enjoyment on their motorcycles. Trying to beat the tardy bell is Benny Norero, as he barely makes it to his sixth period class. For him it saves olot of explaining in trying to get an excuse. To some getting to the lunch line is a big con- cern in trying to be first, as Charlotte Sios, Bobby Medina and Eddie Tovar hurry to the cafeteria. For them it means extra time after lunch for other activities. Getting a drink of water between classes is very difficult because of the crowd, so Gilbert Guadiano, Paul Flores and Andy Gomez, fake a few moments for a drink while halls are empty. Students in typing work hard so as not to get behind time. Determi- nation and well-learned typing skills prepare students to accomplish a set goal in a limited period as Mr. Thompson gives a timewriting.

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Produces An Historical Record Of The School Year Class section staff members Ida Rodriguez, Cecilia Florez and Rosie Pena discuss layout designs for their class pages. Other annual members include Morlene Mason, club section staff; Dolores Barajas and Olga Grijaovo, Sophomore Class section staff members. tf999( Inez Trujillo— assistant edil