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

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F. .A. learn medical skills ., X-F.- TOP ROW: K. Harries, T. Medlin, C. Williams, V. Quintero. SECOND ROW: S. Roy, G. Frazier, D. Thompson J, Sanborn, D. Smith, B. Clark, M. Johnston. F.N.A. Future Nurses of America is an organization for those students at Kofa who have an interest in the field 1- of nursing or related professions. The club's aim is to give students a realistic view of the nursing profession. The activities this year in F.N.A. have included popcorn sales, sponsor- 2 Q, 2 ss WX ..,. .sw 's . r .. . X . L , its 39' I mg a dance and a career day tea. Mem- 'X -' Q 5 .E 1.. E. N 3. V ,s s X bers visited nursing schools and hospitals and were given the oppor- tunity to see educational programs. Members elected Susan Roy prCSidef1f- F.N.A. offers helping hands to those in need. 0,03 aub,rW'd,.a rhemlnd'd:wf4 evvflodld gi cochillfngeoyyge Yumalnduii ,1 thro'-lgllmdm gnclcifnbm it Oftowllqmri. select Wm' They dl! U J 3 Q P0Sff'P 'l . . - ties.Dlviln- W tllespolliiikcyi Tollmt rkh. PTK2 Ki ' .91

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if rpson, J. s an S at he field ns. The realistic -N.A. onso 3, Mem- por- ams. hess was new at Kofa Chess Club A new club on campus, Chess club, provides a dynamic challenge to the mind. Chess Club members met every other week to play chess and to challenge other chess clubs such as Yuma and A.W.C. Funds were raised through such activities as bake sales and car washes to undertake an out of town trip to Tuscon to play other select teams. They also supported Kofa through poster parties and other spirit activi- ties. David Davis is the president, and the sponsor is Mr. Cutrules. A x C X x, X X X2 f 5 - fvf- ' 4 f , Notice the expression on the faces of Mr. Cutrules and jane Berndt before and after their match. os.. Top row: P. Powers, S. Berndt, T. Medli n, R. Tate, D. Snyder, P. Cambel, B. Cambel, S. Watson. Second row: D. Davis Pres, J. Berndt, R. Plumb, D. Crawford, R. Ballard, R. Drake, D- ROYU1'