Kofa High School - La Corona Yearbook (Yuma, AZ)

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under- fench ictivi- :S , l Gras, hrist- mbers later from leir ges - Latin Club E Pluribus Unum and Quo Vadis are only some ofthe phrases you will hear coming from any Latin Club meeting. The activities this year included bake sales, es, and other money making projects. Part of this money financed trips to State and onventions and supported a Greek car wash National C foster child. As always, Latin Club held a slave auction for new members. This was climaxed by a Saturnalia, annual Roman banquet. Latin Club president this year was Mary Bell and their sponsor was Mr. Gossman. k M I S Latin slave learns to tie masters shoe. 1, 55. '15 :gr . v ,M 'ii -ying, fi? j, N F rvgf A M r h K Hodges -I Rush M Reeder, B. Barksdale TOP YOWS D. Duncan, G. Hochstatter, G. Salsburg, M. Bowling, . u p y, . , - , - M. Cretin, S. Reed. 2nd row, B. Huff, B. Lang, J. Smith, C. Brown, J. Ramsey, B. Hawke, B. Bell, S. Bagley, D. Mulligan : M. Bell, D. Britt, B. Smith, R. Burr, S. Grissom, G' Rush, K. Hau htelin, P. Hodges, P. Babbs, M. Chavez. Bottom row g T' Brown, E. Fleming, J. Berndt, J. Gallett, J. McCaul, V. QU1Ht6IOa K- Musgrave- 7

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Spanish Club Celebrates , Mex .. Q -. Q, 2 ...U P Q t ,sl 1. ,H l l ' 1 ' Mr, Reyna thoro TOP ROW: P. Bermen, M. Rios, C. Rodriguez, B. Umstead, D. Perkins, D. Seily, T. Baker, R. Finefrock, S. Coffeen, G. Picnic' Gist, D. Farkas, J. Deyo, J. Meiser. ZND ROW: F. Soto, K. Dodd, S. Quintero, R. Wolf, S. Irelan, P. Fransene, C. Mezei, T. Schaffer, R. Gordon, D. McCain, K. Hodges, L. Hansen, G. Lautt, P. Estes, C. Livingston, P. Veloso, R. Garcia, U. Garcia. 3RD ROW: K. Conde, C. Dunbar, D. Smith, D. Rathbun, N. Crawford, D. Droge, J. Barletta, L. Hurt, M. Carl- son, C. Watts, K. Winebarger, F. Preciado, T. Medlin, P. Villareal, D. Kraft, F. Chavez, D. Mulligan. BOTTOM ROW: B. Gillmore, S. Harper, K. Williams, R. Heredia, K. Higuera, D. Fram, D. Morgan, N. Welsh, J. Campi, D. Novakovich, G. Hays, L. Coast, C. McGee, M. Ramirez, L. Bohon SPANISH CLUB To reach out for an understanding of the Spanish language, people, and culture, were the Spanish Club goals. Requirements for membership in this club were to be a student taking Spanish and to write a letter in Spanish expressing your desire tojoin. Members actively enjoyed a trip to San Luis, an annual picnic, and a sand dunes party. To raise fuI1dS for their activities the club sponsored car washes, bake sales, and a booth at the Mardi Gras. The president was Billie Gillmore and the SPOHSOTS were Mr. Reyna and Mr. Sullivan. Top rom., N - M ', ,, Morenqg NLM Garcia .A .Yo ROW- iH l ' . D RK ll6Z. olSuy1y 'A Fourth year students exchange ideas and understanding. 126