Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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Office Staff Contribute Valuable Time To Cobre Mrs. Lucy Chavira has undertaken her twenty-fourth year as secretary to the principal. One of her most important duties was to prepare her students for future office jobs. Mrs. Chavira was the keeper of various records such as, atten- dance, substitute teachers, lo-rec, cafeteria, and principal observation. Mrs. Teddy Gore held the position of book- keeper for CHS. She had to collect money from students owing fines, and account for this to the Superintendent ' s Office. Mrs. Gore has completed eleven and one half years of service. Mrs. Lucy Chavira Mrs. Teddy Gore Mrs. Teddy Gore ' s assistants are Adrian Minitre, Mary Ann McNutt, Lizzy Puentes, Billy Miller, Hilda Hernandez, and Yolanda Garcia. Seated in center is Mr: Gore. Main Office assistants seated: Socorro Rodriguez, Yolanda Grijalva, Alice Ronquillo, Rondo Niblett, Eileen Rogers, Merri Wright, Sylvia Salaiz, Evai guin, Estefanie Vigil, Rosie Pena, Eva Brov n, and Rita Jackson. geline Hoi-

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Commercial Department Mr, Flores teaches two class periods of business math. Milford Thompson Speech and Drama: A Time For Communication The Voice of Cobre High is aired weekly over local radio stations. Students from Mr. Alex Paterson ' s and Mr. Art Haggerton ' s Speech I and II classes use skills learned in their daily class activities to present programs featuring music selected by members of the class, news of school events and comments on fashions seen at school. During regular class sessions students give impromtu, ex- temporaneous and formal speeches. Great emphasis is put upon gestures, posture, poise, confidence and preparation. The Cobre High Ploymokers is an organization that provides entertainment and training to anyone that is inter- ested in acting, stage directing and lighting. The plays that are presented during the school year help to build up the students skills and background for further interests in dra- matics. The students pursue the productions of good programs with diligence, working many ho urs in rehearsal, learning lines, blocking and becoming the character which they por- tray. Drama was taught this year by Mr. Art Hoggerton. On stage are: Gary Veeder, Ann Bolger, Robert Quintano, Jimmy Ruii, Potty Fulmer, Elsie Porker, Joe Contreros, and Belinda Chavez. They were port of the cost in the ploy By The Skin 0( Our Teeth.

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Guidance Is An Important Factor At Cobre High As Director of Guidance, Mr. Harold Stambach was the head counselor and registrar. Among his responsibilities were checking of cumulative and permanent records, assisting with the schedule, and conferring with teachers in reference to student needs. Mrs. Ann Glover was guidance counselor. Her responsibilities consisted of counseling students, helping Se- niors with scholarship information and revising student sched- ules. Mrs. Catherine Smith, also of the guidance staff, coun- seled Juniors, and checked each students ' schedule for short- ages which might interfere with future plans. Mrs. Elsie Rogers, has held the position as guidance secretary for two years. She recorded information, co-ordinated the work of student helpers in the guidance office, and kept enrollment data up-to-date. Other Office worl ers are Ann Hornboker, Wendy Brice, Virginia Bac Hope Chacon, and Beverly Amos. Guidance helpers are Cecilia Florez, Beverly Lankford, Peri Rodrigue Elizabeth Stewart, and Regina McSherry. Mr. Harold Stambach ft i Mrs. Catherine Smith Mrs. Elsie Roge