Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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Connie Reigns As Sweetheart At 1971 FFA Dance Connie McCauley 1971 FFA Sweetheart escorted by Billy Frost. Condidotes for 1971 FFA Sweetheart competition were Yvonne Oillard, Vickie Graham, ond Connie McCauley. FFA members attend a meeting to discuss importont matter;

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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-

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FHA Officers Take Time To Promote Homemaking Cobre Future Homemakers began their year by initiating new members. Their first major activity was attendance at the annual district meeting in Las Cruces at Moyfield High School. There Dee Dee Archibald was installed as district treasurer. The FHA Chapter provided refreshments for the partici- pants of the district PEL and Guidance meetings held at Cobre as their second activity. During February, the Home- makers put on their best money raising pro|ect of the year by selling George Washington cherry pies. The profit from this venture was more than $100. The month of March found thirteen Future Homemakers in Albuquerque participating in the state convention, Stephanie Minitre and Kelly Childs exercised voting rights on behalf of the Cobre group Officers for the 1970-71 school year were Stephanie Minitre, president; Lillian Nanez, vice president; Linda Silva, secretary; Patricia Gonzales, treasurer; Kelly Childs, parlia- mentarian; Arlene Allsup, hostess; Josie Terrazos, devo- tional leader; and Dee Dee Archibald, district treasurer. £8(1 5dSi. - I 2SJS li ii« Front Row: Sponsor, Mrs. Laura Sumner, Stephanie Minitre, Pat Gonzales, Lillian Nanez, Peri Rodriguez, Hope Chacon and sponsor, Mrs. Bernadine Herring. Back Row: Josie Terrazas, Cristy Garcia, Norma Cabazos, Linda Silva, Patsy McGeeHee, Patsy Solas, Adrian Minitre, Kelly Childs, Dee Dee Archibald, Olgo Casarez, Judy Jackson, Arlene Allsup, Walitta Collums, Rosemary Gallegos, Terri Hudson and Elizabeth Parra.