College of the Sequoias - Koh Kyo Yearbook (Visalia, CA)

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Front row, left to right: Nadine Perez, Niki Navarrette. Second row: Betty Lou Harris, Raymond Spencer, Eldon Rowe, Nick Winkler, Grant Clark, Ronald Martel Not Pete Figueroa, Maria Flores, Placido Inlcmte. Third row: Mr. Fotias, club advisor, shown: Mr. Iost, co-cdvlsor for the second semester. l L.,m - Ol' ll Clnguage A The Way to learn a language is to study it formally insofar as actual grammar and sentence structure are concerned. Then, listen to it being spoken, use it in informal conversation with others, make an earnest attempt to saturate yourself with it. Members of the Foreign Language club are able to do this through their meetings. French, Spanish and German are the languages which are spoken and studied by the group.

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, . , '1,,l'. If .M !f f. - p, , n ,. , ' ' 5 '. ,1 ' ' li 451 'Front row: Mrs. Mildred Finni, Golda Carter, Kathleen Tait, Shirley Vierra. Back row: Normagene Case, Iohnnie Featherstone, Marilyn Pedersen, Elmira Liebau, Wilma Turner, Nadine Souza. Front row: Ieri Faria, lack Aloo'ian, Rose Clements, Charles Fiscus, Glenna Crumal, Carol Kerr, Mariicann Terste ge. Second row: Pete Fligueroa, Donna Iohnson, Maxine Cotton, Wanda Walker, Nick Win ler, Don C?ark, Helen Allard, Normagene Case, Shirley Smith. ome conomica Highlight of this year's club activities was the trip to Reno for the annual convention of the Home Economics Associa- tion. In the spring the group assisted at the Central Califor- nia meeting of the Association When more than 400 girls in- terested in the field attended a one-day conference at COS. jufufe lac EIU Of great importance to the future of teaching is the foster- ing of interest of college stu- dents in the profession. First under the leadership of Mr. Rodgers and then under Miss McCulley, this club had a year of interesting meetings at which speakers from various schools and colleges appeared.

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