Coolidge High School - President Yearbook (Coolidge, AZ)

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summer brings new experiences Last summer many people were busy traveling, learning, and hav- ing a good time. Sally, Bollhauve, Carol Wuertz, and Stephanie Tripp along with Mary Fran Rosborough went to Europe with the Foreign Study League. They visited England, France, West Germany, Austria, Italy, and Spain. They bought many souvenirs, learned of some foreign customs, and met many people in the countries they visited. Lucy Platt and Phil Terrell went to the Publication Camp in Flagstaff at NAU. They learned new journal- istic skills, howto get along with new people, and useful skills relating to yearbook or journalism. Bobbi Bowen, Curtis Kempton, Jeanie Martin, and Scott Sipes attended band camp in Flagstaff. They learned more about their instruments and music. Along with improving concert performances, the group enjoyed playing volley- ball. Art Buys, junior Solomon, Scott Sipes, and Mr. Partain went to basketball camp. They were taught many basketball skills to help im- prove their game. , 5, ix p ' l . Stephanie Tripp, Carol Wuertz, and Sally Bollhauve display the T-shirts they bought during their visit to Europe. 104-escape At band camp, Scott Sipes played the electric guitar, Bobbi Bowen played the Curtis Kempton played the baritone. W PNP 1.r1riji'i.iAm,q my M W' ... r'L-'i.m--- -.. -ucy Platt and Phil Terell wear the T-shirts they bought at Publication 'Good Times was the newspaper at the camp. ...n...... nhcirl oboe

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,. J- ,,'-Phi. '. best looking roxanne hiscox and bill morgan lf 'l-35.1 'C+ 'QP' V ,S most likely to succeed bobbi bowen and wade welch most witty dorene jordan and jim garrett

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. T -. fri' - Q an WN A 'lt After a couple of years the Mexican American Culture Club reorganized. With the help of the club's sponsor, Mrs. Claussen the club did well throughout the year. Even though the club started late, many activities were accomplished. The club earned money by having bakesales and selling Santa Claus Iollipops. A membership party was held in the latter part of the year. The highlight of the club was the Cinco de Mayo Assembly, which was held in early May. This assembly consisted of Mexican music played by a band from out of town and our own school band. Dancing was done by Casa Grande and CHS students, and speeches were given by spe ial guests. . U U3 1. This year's 1976-77 '35 . g. , ' l-'W H 'Mia ,TlIql:Ww l'W 53-iifiz' ' Gill., 'T3llTl?l'ilsll- N , lj A 'wyillggwi Mexican-American Culture Club officers areg left to rightg Edna Aguayo, Treas- urerg Zaira Conzalesg Secre- taryg jose Aguayo, Vice- Presidentg and Bertha Lara, President. 2. Members of the club took time out from their meeting to pose for picture. escape - 105