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

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Tl? Girls Strive for F.I-I.A. The 1968-69 chapter of Future I-Iomemakers of America had a very prosperous year. Some of their activi- oney included the faculty Kick-Off Potluck, selling mums and undertaking some funn projects with the F,F,A, , boys, such as the F.F.A. barbeque. Some important events included the Freshmen Tea, the Officers Workshop, the District Convention, their Christmas project, the Mardi Gras, and the Installation Banquet. Their most spectacular f event seemed to be the Homecoming Dance. It was de- C corated as if by professionals. The routine of meetings was changed with films. They undertook projects such as the beautification of the football field under the supervision of their president Gail Dorries. Miss Martig shows F.H.A. girls how to serve. LZISIIZZX: Lsifaiiztrlgi' GSSZOUIET P' PePPefv O- Palmqll-iSf, B- Dildine, C. Newcomb, E. Elledge, S. Tillery, Gardner, N. i ' es - Ivan, A. Fransene. Second row: D. Miller D. ohnson L. Mills D. Greene P. Mullins M Davis, L. Mcclu ,M, S C V- . ' 5 y - - ' ' l man, D. Rodrigri D 55523 1Igc1ent,hC. May. Thlrd Row: C. Brunstern, D. Smith, C. Hackbartli, D. Vos. D. Huff- ' row: Gai1DOrries 'prgs C Hiog' S 'filo nstonf V- Franks, K- Conde, P. I-Iarries, D. Watkins, D. King, L. Gowter. Fourth i i' ' O ' ' antZy'J' Becker, K- Love, R- Garcia, P. Veloso. D. Garrison, C. Williams, R. Gil- Shisf, D. Baker, M. Kamrath, S. Olson. elf IMP This 76' dl'.Gfl,ij active ill Ofgif dz ,Cha for services :dz fa 82 Their C315 BU' I cludedi .l . 0 and a P1061 autumn Self-iIUPf0wmcn! PatricllS we AFL danf-SSUM9' staff 211 , dwsbtff Tet ckfn. ' the installation of 3 ' T0 R P o I . 01..n.Q,,' W' 'Nu