Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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Cafeteria Workers, Student Teachers, Janitors, Cooking a well balanced hot meal for students of CHS are Edna Barris, Sally Marquez, Cecilia Serna, Merry Ward, Lillian Littleton, Bessie Gililland; manager, Lupe George, and Eula Mae Hatler. ,y A Nv - Janice Crosley Miss Jeanne Pointer, Mrs. Betty Sumner ' s student teacher, is teaching table manners, in a family relations class.

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To The Times With Modern Texts, Laboratories Mr, Librado Maldonado assists Leo Trujillo and Jimmy Van Cleave in the construction of model rockets as part of their course work in scienc « m Richard Vigil and Miss Rita Calderon discuss the days work. Larry Crandall

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Bus Drivers, Regulate By Clockwork Working A and B lunches are cafeteria helpers, front row; Flora Arrellin, Cecilia Martinez, Dorothy Tafoya. Row two; Sylvia Lopez, Mary Helen Garcia. Row three; Lawrence Villegas, Pat Martinez, Danny Holguin, Frank Mendoza, Jimmy Ruiz, Ray Padilla, Horace Jaramillo, Richard Maynes. Back row: Ruben Grijalva. Each school year, approximately 108,000 meals are served to the students in Cobre High by the cafeteria staff. The meals ore hot, and well-balanced. The menu must be approved by the State Department of Education. Cobre is one of many schools welcoming student teachers every semester from Western New Mexico University. These university students teach or observe classes each day and help teachers with activities. At times they are substitute teachers. These student teachers must have the ability to co- ordinate class-work present instructions effectively and elicit class responses. A majority of 3000 students in the Cobre Consolidated School District depend upon school bus drivers for their transportation to and from school. In addition to regular school transportation, drivers transport students to extra- curricular activities held throughout the 3AAA District; this includes trips for football, basketball, chorus, band, baseball , tennis, wrestling, track. Girls Athletic Association, vocational nursing and Pep Club. Teachers and students depend on the janitors and student janitors to keep the school in uniform condition. Cobre has four janitors. Jack Martinez, head custodian; Sal Armijo, Joe Roper and Zeke Santamaria, custodians, are busy from 7 o ' clock in the morning until midnight cleaning and replacing windows, sweeping, mowing the lawn, cleaning and repairing items, and setting up for ac- tivities. Four student janitors are responsible for cleaning classrooms and other areas every evening. Janitors that work at CHS are Simon Armendariz and Sal Armijo Ready for work ore student janitors cleaning after school: Richard Mayn David Martinez, Alfonso Santamaria, Joe Michael Martinez. I