Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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Exercise Hour Makes For Good Physical Health, Mr. Ron Darnell Mrs. Vernelle Crandall Miss Connie Blackard Boys physical education hour keeps them active, while learning and techniques in playing basketball and other activities. Cobre Pep Band Is School ' s Great Spirit Booster; Mr. Clarence Romero Mr. Ralph Saenz Pep Band has been very active this year, by playing for pep assemblies, basketball games and attending out of town football games. The band consists of thirty members. Which are selected on desire and music ability. Mr. Clarence Romero is the pep band director. A new addition to the music department this year is the stage band. This type of band was styled after the old stage bands such as Glenn Miller ' s. The stage band plays modern and some rock music at concerts, festivals. Their primary aim is to have enough music variations to play at dances. Mr. Romero and Mr. Saenz are the sponsors. Members of the Stage Band are first row: Billy Bustamante, Victor Cabrera, David Lara, Mike Garza, Robert Gonzales. Back row: Betty Garcia, Skip Walker, Clyde Vanworth, Danny Bleak, Sammy Cabrera, Richard Cook, Mark Croom, Andy Guadiana, David McNoughton, David Ramey, Elva Jaramillo. The sponsors of the Stage Band are Mr. Clarence Romero and Mr. Ralph Saenz.

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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

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Broadens Knowledge of Rules of Different Sports Fifty-nine, sixty . . . click! It is time for the physical fitness hour. Daily exercises begin the class. These are required to give the ftudents coordination and strengthen their muscles. Physical Education is programmed to give different types of activities to give the students more knowledge of rules and techniques of different sports. Among these taught are volleyball, basketball, tennis, Softball, gymnastics and track. In this year ' s program, folk and square dancing were included to give students a variation. Girls Physical Educa- tion is under the guidance of Mrs. Vernelle Crandall and Miss Connie Blackard. Mr. Ron Darnell, Mr. Fred Byrd, Mr. Hector Madrid , Mr. Sam Tapia and Mr. Carroll Tucker direct the boys physical education class. Kathy Gore takes a giant leap! Her spotters are Velva Donaldson and Steven Solas. Stage Band New Addition to Music Department Members of the Pep Band are front row: Betty Garcia, Norma Garcio, Emilie Level, Glorio Montoya, Helen Archuleto, Elsie Parker, Martha Rivera, John Gibson, Janet Steele, Ann Hornbaker. Row two; Danny Bleak, Clyde Vanworth, Joey Martinez, Frank Legorda, David Lawrence, Richard Cook, Twana Sporks, David Lara, Robert Gonzales. Bock row: Yolanda Garcia, Delia Lopez, Skip Walker, Gilbert Guadiano, Edword Hornbaker, Andy Guodiano, Dovid Me- Naughton and Mike Garza.