Coolidge High School - President Yearbook (Coolidge, AZ)

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ffa emphasizes leadership f S1 .. - 'ggi nn gg S sax ,.,...Xi....+a ' ' , fggvw ,5,9rLSknYYpcw-- s-- L xx if V 7 s t 1 ' t , 'SY .A11 ' vqmwwf- r. . 5 NJ K K ,Y-0 P The Coolidge Chapter of Future Farmers of America successfully held many activities throughout the year. Keeping with tradition, the FFA held the Annual Sweetheart Ball in cooperation with the FHA. The Coolidge Chapter also held the 'lst annual Sweetheart Banquet at which the 1975-76 Sweetheart and Hostesses were announced. Although some farmland which belonged to the FFA was being used for the school's new maintenance building, the FFA was able to raise many crops. FFA members were also able to help in building a new children's park behind the Women's Club in Coolidge. Without the enthusiasm and drive of Mr. Bond and the push of Mr. Henry, the FFA would not have been able to accomplish the many activities planned throughout the year. Life-35

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'LJ' 5.1 A 1 FFA Officers for the 1975-76 year were: Front Row: Doreen Mcl-lugh, Vice-Pres.g Mike Wood, Chaplain, Frank Lynch, Sentinalg Blakeman, 2nd Hostessg Barbara Heet, Sec., Karee McClune, Treas., Bob Keyes, Reporter, and Pat O'Dell, Dist, Reporter. Not Pictured is Terri Skousen, Sweetheartg and Greg Wuertz, Pres. Back Row: Tim Linda Shaw, 1st Hostess, 1 l Q - svn lk... , H Q 34-Life it-4-vw-Q ' f t H S ... .,,:.,V, . . .- .Q if: .... x.- -J, we V E., . f t -rf , x, . . '4ml,f'K , stt. XK x.- M - . 4 ws ,.,-, - W., Kxuffv-..-4... .- . . '21, .S ,K 4 , ... .1 tw X' fu .2 z..- 2 , DJJ., , Ku A f... , .':...., 1,6 t,- ,ex fw!,.t www- '.i:dl1 - . ' .. ,xg 't +1, -A ' ,-5 5351 ,ye ifqk, gg --wx-. :Ng f...,w. 'V Mgr v+aK.sg.,.:g,1 Alimewii . '- ' 1'. .Magee ,W ,HW S iff- . ' 4 3 Q t , F V , gk SL .. 1 K A' 4 Q fix. . GNN XR - - i K' ' . - in t tx. t c. ., , it ' ' 1 -13fffI'5N K x 'A Q, 'X in - '- 5 ,, v - K . ' ' me Q, t , K Nu..--. 4 31, v Xi 'ii'l I 2' ' Q -fs '- PLUMNG DlSClNG imma wma 'Wasting ,,,.,..... 1. Mike Warren was caught hard at work on the FFA Land Lab. Matthew Bagnall and Shari Hendrie shared a few amusing ren while in an FFA meeting. 3, Frank Lynch listened carefully as he got lesson in Parliamentary Procedure. 4. Barbara Heet and Blakeman talked over an important item of business. 5. Greg Wuer relaxed while business was being discussed.

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fha plans for a better tomorrow The Coolidge Chapter of FHA started off the year with a barbeque at the city park. The event was held to encourage new member- ship and welcome back old members. At Chfistmas time, the club entertained youngsters with a party at the Arizona Training Center. Once again as a civic project, the FHA'ers collected for the March of Dimes. Many members represented Coolidge at a district meeting in Miami and a State meeting in Flagstaff. The annual hay ride and Sweetheart Ball, co-sponsored with F S a E Q .L is if aug , ,sig 23 if- FI ifw- iss: Aw - 36--Life 2. A I .Xa-1 .7 A A Iaqgfi 56,22 :Roig J l . 3 , 1 2 5 . 2 - s S .sg QQ., P5 .-is , r 4 ,,x.i. Z t K K ..,L 1, ,ji K lk-tk. s ' .. 5 K 5 -r -F tet- . I T 'T' it A QSYEYQ 123 N x 5 . 1, 2. The FHA had a get together picnic at San Carlos Park. 3. FHA officers: Joyce Nowlin, Vicki Williams, V.Pres, Yvonne Harvey, Pres., and lean Honea, Treas. 4. Dorothy talked to the FHA about the March of Dimes. 5. The club enjoyed a dinner meeting. i ,,