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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Sitting Mary Anne Terstegge, Imo ene Cloud, Ra mond S n - , Har y D ' , Har' t T 1 Si d G Wl Alb t Collins Iohn Lindley, Dene Eye, Gerry Muemer, Armgridciflello. r cms me ers eggs an mg me Non .gnfernafiona RAL fiona This has been a year of great activity for the members of this club. Last fall delegates attended the state convention held in San Francisco and succeeded in bringing next year's con- vention to COS. In order to facilitate planning, the group held an election and chose Raymond Spencer club president for next year. ln the spring ten delegates attended the model U.N. meeting held at the University of California. COS was chosen to serve as Ecuador, and was one of the few junior colleges selected to participate in the conference. One of the most active clubs on campus, the IRC held its meetings with great regularity, bringing in outside speakers on several occasions.