Cobre High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bayard, NM)

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NHS Conducts Successful Talent Show During 1971 National Honor Society represents encouragement towards scholarship, leadership, character, and service to Cobre High School. To support these goals were Connie McCauley, president; Billy Frost, vice-president; Wendy Brice, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Ann Glover and, Mr. Harold Stom- boch, sponsors, and other members. Among their money- making projects were a pop bottle drive and talent show. When this club did not participate in any special activitiy, they supported Student Council projects and had spontane- ous get togethers. Members of the 1970-71 NHS are front row: Harold Stambach; sponsor, Connie McCauley, Rosie Pena, Cecilia Florez, Wendy Brice, Mrs. Ann Glover, sponsor. Back row: Edword Hornbaker, Jonell Fleming, Regina McSherry, Billy Frost, Adrian Minitre, David McNoughton, Wyott Sparks, Twana Sparks, Ruth Meredith, Cheryl Myers, Danny Bleak, Kim Hunter, and Elsie Parker. NHS officers ore Connie McCauley, president; Billy Frost, vice president; and Wendy Brice, secretary-treasurer. Students that were tapped in 1971 are front row; Rickey Zapata, Terry Valerio, Lori Flores, Stella Borela, Betty Garcia, Dorothy Archibald, Blanche Brindley, Ann Bolger. Middle row: Margaret Cloudt, Ann Horn- baker, Ricky Reiss, Wolitto Collums, Marlene Biebelle, Janet Steele. Bock row: Franklin Smith, Dovid Fenske, Martin Porter, Andy Hunter, Craig Bryd, Roy Jimenez, Skip Walker, and Brandon Ahrens.

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71 Library Club Uses Time To Raise Funds The main functions of the Library Club were to stimulate in- terest among students in the use of books, to develop reading interests, and to provide opportunity for investiga- tion for librarianship as a career. Inez Trujillo, president; Sherry Russell, vice-president; Marlene Mason, secretory; Manuel Arrey, treasurer; Mrs. Mary T. Hudson, sponsor, and other members helped to promote these and other services of the valuable facility of Cobre. Among the number of suc- cessful money-making projects this club sponsored v ere, selling 1971 linen calendars, and making available Treasure Chests containing many items v hich v ere sold individually, such as key chains, shopping lists, and calendars. Sherry Rus! one of theii and Manuel Arrey display 1971 linen calendars ( oney-making projects. Library Club officers are, Inez Trujillo, president; Sherry RusselL vice-president; Manuel Arrey, treasurer; and Marlene Mason, fecretory. Library Club members are, front r Trujillo, and Manuel Arrey. Marlene Mason, Lillian Nanez, Susie Gonzales. Row Two: Kathy Pennington, Sherry Russell, Dorothy Archibald, Inez

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=mbers of Drill Team are, Front Row; Peri Rodriguez, Sharolyn Oberg, Rondo Niblett, Esther Walker, D ' Lois Brice and Ava Rogers. Second Row; Barbra Nunez, n a Lancaster, Walitto Collums, Gloria Garcia, and Gail Baker, Bock Row: Elizabeth Stewart, Mary O ' Loughlin, Jonell Fleming, and Yvonne Dillard. IV Drill Team Members Perform Timely Routines For the first time, Cobre had a group of fifteen girls, who mode up a drill team. The officers of this organization were. Rondo Niblett, captain; Esther Walker, first lieutenant; Mary O ' Loughlin, sergeant, and Milly Espinosa, corporal. These girls were in charge of the other members, making sure that each girl knew her routine well enough to perform during halftime of each home basketball game. To be judged for their talents, girls who tried out for drill team had to make up their own routines and perform in individu- al groups. Uniforms were jump suits with a red wrap-around skirt. The whole uniform used the school colors: red, white, and black. Shoes that the girls chose to wear, were black and white patent leather which were designed like track shoes. Miss Connie Blackard was the team ' s sponsor. Rondo Niblett, captain, sponsibilities in helping r Connie Blackard, sponsor had with each of their routines.