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

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eUll7laI'l Sitting: Bonita Solario, Olivia Lopez, Esther Fierros, Catalina Quiroz. Standing: Kay Hill, Iohn Bellefeuille, Mary lessie Nunez, Lorraine Sandhu, Barbara Mathos, Dolores Barrera, Mercedes Sandoval, Mary Lorenzo, Dorothy Enos, Andres de la Parra, Frances Lahann, Gary Schlaich. Leit to Right: Andres de la Parra, Marylean Haberman, Shirley Charlebois, Claudene Rankin, Barbara Rector, Dolores Barrera, Bonita Solario, Iay Armstrong. 0l'l'll'Ylel'C2 Members of the Commerce- Club helped advance their own preparation for their various careers in the business World as they heard a series of talks by represen- tatives of different phases of business oc- cupations, The spring social highlight was a picnic at Mooney Grove which also served as an informal miscellaneous shower for commerce instructor Iuanice Hocking, who was married shortly there- after. ,

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.-S fo '- e' 'LL agnfernafiona mfafionzi if 'C I Front Row: Geraldine Iones, Manuel Rodriguez, Doro thy Enos, Arvelle Williams, Norma Huth, Olivia Lopez, Herman Redin, Imogene Cloud, Kathleen Tait, Bernad ine Dye. Back Row: Bill Hifner, Gerry Mueller, El- don Rowe, Andres Del..a Parra, Raymond Spencer, lim McCammon, Roger Pelz, Curtis Babcock, Hans Peter Doster, Charles Fiscus. ron ow m y o ris Bonnie Smith Martha White Lavon Atkinson Sharon Garlin Roberta Ma ell1 Wanda Walker Helen F t R : Ia es Gibson, Ro. Scott, Mas natsu, Robert Wolff, Charles l-'iscus..Standing: Claudette Dor- I. Morris Ernestme Brown Sharon Speck Evangeline Clark Margaret Mueller Iewel Franklin l - nl K, ' lisfl Skill with a palette and brush is not an essential for membership in the Allied Arts Club, Whose latch string is out to any student interested in -Arid any field ot creative artistry. A spring masquerade party tor the student body was a project considered by the group, Whose members also con- tributed their talent to many other student body worthy activities.

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equoia Ckrwfzan Kneeling: Rita Eld, Margene Wood, Marjorie Keas, Margaret Chavez, Noreen Thompson, Ross Conkling Standing: Peter Wood, Kathryn Adams, Gerry lones. Earlene Spurlock, Wanda Walker, Warrena Bateham, Helen Alford, Laverne Mulherin, Evangeline Clark, Charles Fiscus, Dr. Thomas Murray. yefiw ,,, V' H ,ft J., - . it , . -. ,J - .Y V, 'i - ,,.fgf., VV , V , - li. , V -fweafffvi-62. 7 t V, '- V , Vt1,..L::' at M, t Vt - -35.--:' -4, V g, ' , i t t , - , . ,, ,, , ,,t1.t--,zip Begu1ariVt'?wsek1'2V'lq1.iiieetings ,oi ,--i pt-qvidsdl jrioon-time V 5 r whirl., The',igroup.e-njoyed many tions'iVcliQiri'ng the yew, and took the I' Aplanningjlcf Christian,EmtDhGsis sponsored one of the most interesting during week, onthe topic chftgffagn1iy Vs. Religion. The group was always happy Vi A cmedifdgfisq. iA,VtiisV,,g1iddie of the to welcome any COS student of sincere re? ltgiogus Lamb, , A V A N' QI' Sitting: Helen Alford, Shirley Charlebois, Mary lean Haberman, Marilyn David- son, Freddie Lou Knight, Wanda Walker. Standing: Don Brown, Iohn Laird, Don Evans, Denise Reed, David Franklin, lanet Loffland, lim Seay, Warrena Bateham, Kenneth Seavers, Nancy Paregien, Leonard Brown, Sharon Landers, Elwin Morey, Richard Turke, Gerry Laird, Charles Fiscus, Fred Roberson. gofage K 7, Paramount among the activities of the Col- lege Y during the year were a southern California conference of College Y groups during the fall semester, topped off by a meeting in the Hollywood Bowl, participation in the intramural sports program and the Inter-Club Carnival, and the sponsoring of an interesting and provocative panel discus- sion on the topic of science and religion fea- turing college and downtown leaders, as or feature of Christian Emphasis Week,