Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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Twirling And Whistles Are Part Of Marching Band Drum Major, Skip Wolke To lead the 1970-71 Cobre High School marching band was Skip Walker as drum major and Yolanda Garcia as head majorette. They were chosen for their outstanding work In band. Skip is a junior and is active in Student Council, Safety Council, French Club, National Honor Society, bond and is class president. Yolanda is a senior, active in FTA, Safety Council, Service Club and has been in band for three years. Head Majorette, Yolondo Gar

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Band Majorettes Go Scottish In Their Uniforms ||F |S| f l fii H Senior, Virginia Baca Junior, Judy Jocks Cobre High School majorettes add color and glamour to the band. The majorettes for the 1970-71 school year were Mary Ann Garcia, Evangeline Holguin, Judy Jackson, Vir- ginia Baca and head majorette Yolanda Garcia. The majorettes are chosen for their good posture, poise, stances and originality in routines. The girls performed at all home football games and twirled with fire batons during half time of the Cobre-Silver game. They made up their routines by practicing during and after school with the marching band. When not twirling, the girls participate in the band itself. Mary Ann and Evangeline play the trombone, Judy the flute, Virginia the bass clarinet and Yolanda alto clarinet. Senior, Evangeline Holgu Senior, Mary Ann Garcia

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Eileen And Esther Take Time To Attend Allstate Mr. Ralph Saenz, is the conductor for all chorus classes. There are three voice parts, soprano, alto and baritone which are taught individually and then combined. At Albuquerque, Eileen Rogers and Esther Walker participated in chorus Allstate. Practice for the performance which was held at Popejoy Hall, made it necessary for them to practice from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 in the afternoon. The chorus also organized their annual Halloween Carnival which provided funds to help pay for those who attended Allstate. Can- didates for the Carnival queen were, Patty Lucero, Frances Gonzales, Esther Walker and Lilly Lucero who was crowned Carnival Queen. Students in advanced chorus. Front Row; Rebecca Valerio, Lori Flores, Rose- mary Quintana, Karen Bradshaw, and Lynn Grunerud; Back Row: Frances Gonzales, Cheryl Myers, Esther V alker, Carol Brubaker, Mary Ann Garza. Advertising for 1971 Halloween Carnival are Lilly Lucero; Patty Lucero; Frances Gonzales; and Esther Walker. One of the successful booths at the carnival was the Jail House. Beginning chorus are. Front Row: Annabelle Martinez, Patty Lucero, Eileen Rogers, Mary Yolanda Rodriguez, Maria Salido, Delinda Latham, and Donna Allen. Second Row: John Vigil, Betty Cuhen, Patsy Gutierrez, JoAnn Samaniego, Charlotte Sias, Alice Jaurequi, Shirley Shroeder, Rita Perez, Virginia Lopez, and Grace Gutierrez. Back Row: Richard Diaz, Jimmy Ruiz, Charlie Jackson, Clyde Vanworth, Ruben Peru, Felix Holguin, Horace Jaramillo, Robert Gonzales, Lawrence Villegas, and Sammy Cabrera. [