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

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ome conomicfi Horne Economics offers a field of constantly expanding oppor- tunities to Women students, and the Home Economics Club at COS gives them a chance to develop their interests in the field t h r o u g h meetings with other college home economics groups. Trips to Fresno and to a regional convention in San F r a n c i s C o highlighted this year's program for the group. Sitting: Normagerie Case, Lorraine Sandhu, Wilma Holder, Audrey Puglizevich, Olivia Lopez. Standing: Elmira Liebau, Mrs. Mildred Pinni, Kathleen Tait, Sandra Ahlen, Mercedes Sandoval, Wilma Turner, Esther Fierros, Pat Knight, Marjorie Keys. 'SJ E 'D ' in 5, vb L--m Q.,-T -it Sitting: Virgil Clubb, Robert Cotant. Standing: Cecil Waldron, Richard Turke, Douglas Wilson, Pablo Rodriquez, Melvin Smith, Wendell Lippincott, Robert Bryan. CAM CM Meeting at noon daily, COS chess players not only matched skills with each other in this ancient and honorable sport, but also engaged in a series of intercollegiate matches during the year. These may result in a new inter-school rivalry.

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L-.52 .ufxre 1 I L' ,P Sponsored by Keith Carey, the Varsity Club held two banquets this year for COS sports teams and staged a successful boxing tournament to raise funds to continue this project. All COS letter winners are eligible for membership. amify Front: Charles Fiscus, Don jones, Harold Moffitt, Dale Hen- dren, Iohn Laird, Keith Adams, Standing: Gerry Laird, Bill Douglas, Bill Findley, Ken Burcham, Al Simon, Ernie Vierra, Henry Rojas, Don Swaflord, Don Berry, Mr. Keith Carey. At left is Al Simon, club president. Anna Oro served as president of physical education. A high school the WAA, open to all Women stu- play day was a major club project dents, particularly those interested in this year. .......J.x...-. ' Left to right: Anna Oro, Io Ann Carter, Gaye Royston, Ethel Carter, Carmen Zuniga, P lacida 'N-Q t,-. , -'. .,., ini

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