Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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Squad Devotes Time and Effort to Cobre Athletics Eileen Rogers, Pep Club president, along with Miss Connie Blackard ' s guidance, had a successful year. Patsy Muniz, vice-president; Angle Hinojosa, treasurer; and Morlene Mason, secretary, helped the club to promote money- making projects which were bake sales, selling key chains, and tote bags. The squads uniform was of a casual affect, with red culottes, white blouse with red strips running down the shoulders and Cobre printed on it. White socks and red tennis shoes complemented the uniform. Pep Club partici- pated and attended many football, basketball, and wres- tling games at home and away. Eileen Rogers conducts a very important meeting while Miss Blockard, sponsor and other members look on. Sitting in TeePee shape ore Eileen Rogers, Andrea Llamas, Morlene Moson, Barbara Nunez, Lilly Boca, Christy Munii, Anna Luna, Olga Casarez, Pohy Solos, Potsy Gonzolos, Donna Rivera, Teresa Dominguez, Rhonda Porter, Cecilia Delgodo, Joey Porro, Terry Hudson, Debbie B: - - P ' - B ,.r. m:M» Espinoso, Barbara Chavira, Terry Volerio, Gloria Garcia, Cindy Benavidez, Debbie Dempsey, Sylvia Lopez, and Rita Padrlla. o. Potty Rogers Milly

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B-Team Cheerleaders Boost Players To Triumph This year ' s B Team cheerleaders reflected great pride and interest that swept Cobre High School. Whatever the task, these girls were always on hand to lead members of the student body in search for good competition and good clean sportsmanship. They gave candy favors to all football and basketball players. They also raffled a radio, a grease job and ten gallons of gas, two hair cuts and a pin and earring set. The girls also gave refreshments to all tennis, track and baseball players after every game or event. The cheerleaders for the 1970-71 B Team were Cecilia Delgado, Terri Hudson, Donna Rivera, Rhonda Porter and Head Cheerleader Joey Parro. They were chosen at the end of the year, so that they could practice during the summer in order to polish up their cheers and routines.

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FFA Members Attend State Fair In Albuquerque FFA is a club organized for boys interested in agriculture. This year the boys participated in many activities and at- tended many fairs. Members attended a fair in El Paso where they entered nine head of lambs for livestock showing. In the individual judging David McCauley took fifth. The judging team, composed of four FFA members, took sixth out of 85 teams. Later Mr. Houston, agriculture in- structor, and Billy Frost, FFA president, travelled to Socorro for the purpose of buying sheep. These sheep were used for some of the activities of the club. Members then attended the fair held in Las Cruces. Donald Pena, Billy Frost, and David McCauley took fourth in state for dairy judging. The livestock judging team took thirteenth in state. The year would not have been complete without the crowning of the FFA Sweetheart. The boys chose three girls to compete for sweetheart and of these girls the one making the most money won. FFA president, Billy Frost, conducts a meeting. FFA Members, Front Row: Pal Foy, Donald Pena, Danny DeBusk, Billy Frost, Jim Bossett, Charlie Jameson, Dan Mohr, John Webb, and Jimmy Mohr. Second row: Mr. Dwight Houston, Boyd Frost, Larry Eby, Mike V heat, John DeBraal, Mike Fletcher, David McCauley, Gay Larman, Michael Dunn, David Crumm, Buster Lank- ford. Third row: Kim Weatherby, Elvin George, Larry Lenderman, Billy Jo Hardin, Charlie Sanders, Ashley Cotes, Jerry Jackson, Brad Niblett, and Dana Forten-