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

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Seated Doris Carter Marie Menezes Barbara Roseman. Standing: Armand Mello, Kathryn Pipperl, Madeline Silva and Flavious Hchardson 0lYllllel'Ce With an eye to the future when members will be' engaged in Work for which they are now preparing, the Commerce Club had regular meetings at which outside speakers talked on various phases of business life. Social events sponsored by the group included barbecues, potluck suppers, and bowl- ing parties. Officers for fall semester were: President, Norine Howardg Vice-President, Armand Mello, Secretary-Treasurer, Lucy Rod- riguezg those for sping semester were: President, Doris Carter Dunlap, Vice-President, Shirley Charleboisg Secretary-Treas- urer, Marie Huggins. Adviser to the club was Miss Dorothy Myers. xx

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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-.

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p-.,, - --- - ,- - li A f X , , X - I Ililiggrctvaorwlzlellogfgitgegangolcclaivialigter, Reba Laney, Charles Pearson, Do nald Maloy. Second row: Lawrence Booker, Louis Carter, Fred Roberson, Ko gage Focal point in the activities of the College Y was the basket- ball dance held after the Reedley game. Under the leadership of club president Charles Pearson, members chose the candi- dates for basketball queen, and provided the fitting ceremonies for her crowning during the intermission at the dance. With Mr. Carey as advisor, the group undertook various service projects during the year. P l w A f Y Y, , - , - 81 P 1 :.,,:. ' ,L ,A Q -' 1, ,Q j r 'g F 1 r U V Q 'lx' -ig-was ff- f-we-:Pi-L1 -H--'-2ssF'e'-.14-.gg-i f f lltlm-L' f----Q.esL'Qis-....,is-1,s.--iw-A-i,i, 'ff ,aews,...L.,.4 J- - '