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

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Z' 'tif -'VN Seated: Armand Mello, Iohn Linn, advisor, Dick Kindy, Charles Pearson. Standing: Charles Fiscus, Don Malay, Gene Sheesley Melvin Khachigian. GMA J Who's selling programs? Circle K. Who's hosting the after-game refreshments for the basketball teams? Circle K. This club made its presence felt at COS this year through the activities of its members, the leadership of its president, Melvin Khachigian, and the guidance of Iohn Linn, its ad- visor. It was honored at a meeting of the local Kiwanis club which . sponsors the group, and in turn, honored certain members from the Kiwanis and VSHS Key club at the first of a series oi annual banquets. Delbert Devins, Alton Franks, Iim Reed, Don Maloy, Bobby Duncan. Lloyd Phillips,

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Front row: Quesada, Delores Quiroz, Alice Lopez, Margaret Nunes, Mary Ann Terstegge. I Back row: Rosalie Nunes, Mary Lou Azevedo, Iim Knapp. wg,-to--t's- Front row: Marlene Findlay, Arlene May. Alice Austin, Clytis Fossett, Wanda Jones, Geneva Lane, Dorothy Rod- gers. Second rowzl Charles Fiscus, Marilyn Petersen, Evangeline Clark, Wanda Walker, Flavious Richardson, War- rena Bateham. Third row: Everett Hamilton, Ierry Iones, Helen Alford, Claudette Dorris, Elwin Morey, Iaznes Seay, Peter Wood, Eugene Wilson. eulfllall The N e W m a n Club, com- posed ot Catholic students on campus, had Rornaine Cote as fall president and Iames Knapp as spring president. Under the advisorship of Ted Gibson, the club had frequent visits from Father McSweeney of St. Mary's parish in Visalia. They also took a trip to the snow in the winter and had a booth at the Inter-club Carni- val. equoia Chridfian je!AwAAila At the regular meetings held during noon hours the SCF members have heard several outside speakers and have seen motion pictures. They had a party with the Reedley College group similar to theirs. In ad- dition to meeting in various towns with seniors from the high school Bible clubs, several Bible study groups were formed at COS. 77

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' -,ly f ill .tg Front How: Gary Huff. Barbara Nutter. Margaret Mueller, Elmira Liebau, Charles Fiscus. Back Row: Harold Clements. Peter LaDow, Clive Nagel, Gil Roupe, C. T. Short. We're hams--and we don't mean bum actors! is the chal- lenge which the members of the Mike and Key will deliver at any time. Engaged princi- pally in the study of radio send- ing and receiving, they count it a victory when they can es- tablish Contact with another ham or group of hams in a far- off place. . -, H, . I, .i, Ii ,H--..i, M -, V N. mall? era The newest club on the COS campus is the CGS Wranglers, a group devoted to the art of bronc riding-at least a few of them do. The less brave members sit on the fence at Shady Acres, Saturday practice ground, and watch while die-hards bull-dog and rope. The femi- nine members do the fancy riding for the group. They attended the Laton Rodeo and had hopes of challenging other schools to rodeos. nl ffl .mv ' ' 5 , ., M, .H I. 1151.11 ,QS-gg ,P .. .X X ry -j?q ' fi7Jm54. K-.i3g,EF'f.'.lii' I 1 H TW 1 T EL ' , T Y ,'.fJ,1l S- l Y ., g . ,. ,A:,'f'-'..if,21gEJ-5-.1-:Ed A - -- e .. :- -,.- -g-'Vi f 'fi'-ttli e qti he ' ,' 1, ', a ,Lsq gif' Elie: li A wild - rf-' A wi. - my ' ,gg 'Tiki 1-. T , Iris' -IQ -1 1 ,,, 1, 2 .f. 1, ft, 3. -45-5'-'ffL?:-.:e. ' i i i t . X Y , I U W .. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '1 1, -V N 'lj fl, , . L, W .. y ', , ,di nj .5-..:' 9f':-+P-gvik 55 ,. L a:eLLuiie4i:riz., ' el4Qeg+.1-'gm iiy, 112225. de- fc Lfei. 'J it ' Q' t ' rt- lf i l, V n D. N, N I- I ' 'iif.iiV.lt1.' s.ffi:.:u:.i Jr-me LA,:.'.l':t4l-L-.