Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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Eighteen Seniors Contributing Their Time, Effort And Ability .. Connie McCauley Danny Bleak

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Girl And Boy Staters Act In Mock Government Girl Staters are Stella Borela, Ann Hornbaker and Patsy Gonzales. These girls will attend Girls State ot Highlands on June 1 3. Girl Staters for 1971 were Ann Hornbaker, Stella Bareia, and Patsy Gonzales. Girl alternates were Gloria Garcia, Stephanie Minitre, and Terry Valerio, first, second and third alternates, respectively. New Mexico Girls State is a practi- cal application of Americanism and good citizenship de- signed to educate the youth of New Mexico in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of true American citi- zenship and to inspire and instill a deep sense of personal responsibility and obligation which that citizenship entails. The Girls State program is one of the most vital projects sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Girls State was held on June 13 on the campus of Highlands University, in Las Vegas. Accommodations was mode for 285 girls. Six boy staters that attended Boys State at Roswell were Mike Acosta, Andy Hunter, Skip Walker, Pat Foy, Carney Foy and Genaro Chanez, Boy alternates, first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth, respectively, were Terry Trujillo, Martin Porter, Robert Dominguez, Robert Gonzales, Ricky Reiss, and Ricky Zapata. Boys State is a program set up to teach youth about the government in this state and to moke each individua l respect the Flag. It is one of the best civic educational programs for high school Juniors to participate in. These boys and girls were selected by their classmates on the basis of character, leadership, service, loyalty, and in future effectiveness of government. 1971 Boy Staters are Fi Cobre at Roswell and le Row; Pat Foy, Genaro Chanez, and Mike Acosta. Back Row: Carney Foy, Andy Hunter, and Skip Walker. These boys will represent about the government. These students are sponsored by the Americon Legion Auxiliary.

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Twano Sparks Betty Gari Are Selected As 1970-71 Who ' s Who Eighteen seniors were selected by the Cobre High faculty for Who ' s Who. Recognized as contributing to CHS were Danny Bleak, Wendy Brice, Billy Frost, Edward Hornboker, Kim Hunter, Betty Garcia, Connie McCouley, David Mc- Naughton, Regina McSherry, Ruth Meredith, Mary Alice Morales, Rondo Niblett, Elsie Parker, Rosie Pena, Twano Sparks, Wyatt Sparks, Liz Stewart and Inez Trujillo. Selection to Who ' s Who is based on character, citizen- ship, leadership, loyalty, scholarship, and service. The se- nior must be a currently enrolled, full-time student at the time he is chosen. The number eligible is limited to 10 per cent of the class unless there is a tie, which is the cose this year resulting in 18 insteod of 16 from a doss of 164 se- niors. Rondo Niblett