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

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UIT osed V0iCes son, tes to Christ- es of Jl lead lY fs! H ll, displays Talent Kings Players Kings Players, Kofa's drama organi- zation, started the year with stagecraft workshops. These sessions were con- ducted by Mr. William Brennan, Yuma High School's drama instructor. These classes helped prepare Kings Players for work on plays this year. For money making-projects, the Kings Players have held numerous bake sales and car washes. Preparations were made for a childrens play presented to elemen- tary schools, and a trip to Phoenix to see a professional drama production. 'si' rx Back stage working the lights is president Debbie Seeger. 7, TOP f0W2 D. Beach, A. Spencer, A. Fernandez, B. Gilmore, B. Ashbaker, M. McCreight, T. Medlin, K. Croeve, M. Mc- ' .M Cl n , XL. McKenzie ll' K Gou h D Dowling P DelanceY,L C U S Kenzie,K.M R 2. M h R E , g , . , - usgrave' ow i i Jo nstoni leo Davis, R. Gordon, S. Lee, B. Smith, L. Wehrley Musgrave, L. Campo, P. Sibley, Row 3: D. Seeger, pres., A. FraI1S611e, D' D- G0rdon, J. Musgrave

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Kings Court Keynoters The talented Keynoters are composed of the finest male voices and female voices at Kofa. At the music festival in Tucson, this organization brought back high honors. Their vocal quality contributes to their fine performances. The annual Christ- mas and Spring Concerts are examples of their talent. The club also sponsored the school musical, The Sound of Musicf' The lead singers were Lynn Sommers, Robyn Gordon, and Danny Huff. Keynoters were sponsored by Mr. Barkan and their president was Danny Huff. Top row S Sommers P Campbell D Keesee M Weeks P Noble G Rush -I.Dalton, R.Gough, R.Griffen,D. arm S Rodney J Pooler B Fought G Andrews Row 2 C Mauldm C Priest,C. Almadova, T. Wisener,G. Foster, mpbell L Ware K Schwark B Huff J Rush B Blackburn T Carroll D.Dixon,M.Ambur,j. McClugen.ROW G ears B Morse D Elliot S Weeks M Bell J Schmitt S Trltch C I-I1guera,D. Fraunfelder,-I. Sant,S.Ferree,S- 'met K Watson .l Campl J Simpson Bottom Row D Huff K Henderson, R. Pooler, S. Martinez, L. Somme rS,H avez R Gordon K Sander D Gordon K Clements A Murphy J Young,C. Headstrerumj.Whitson.P.Cromwell. di9pI3Y9 mm X3 Kings Pliers' KD dig V853 zation, Sanity ,si worksl10P5 www, dby W' . IiililfllieScho0l,5 MW classes hC1Ped work 011 A For H1035 mam? held num Players have . nr and car Wasl1C5- H-an for a childrens pli' 9 ls. and 2 7? my scl100 a Professiorwl drama F To Kermit 13 A hlugrawxl Dgordonyt In 1 Pf0w1 D hm Nr...

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Top row: G. Howell, S. Johnston,j. Pooler, L. MacKenzie, G. Johnston, D. Foster, J. Heilman, D. Szabo. R. Gibson S Pricket, M. Eldrige, R. Harper, R. Bebout, R. Ballard. Second row: J. Dalton, pres, G. Pallck, K. Haughtelln, E. McClung ' B F t P Hill er, P. Hudson, K. Fransene M. MacKenzie, E. Flores, K. Lewis, G. Rush, D. Dowling, P. Buzls, . os er, . y Radio plans FM Station . Xfgiafm Radio Club The main aim for the Radio Club this year was to help its members get their amateur license. The Radio Club pro- vided the music before and after school, as well as during both lunches. It was also a co-sponsor for a dance with D.E.C.A. This year the Radio Club even tried to get an A.M. license to broadcast Radio KOFA on the regular broadcasting system- Sponsoring Radio Club is Mr. Wilson with president,john Dalton. ciw Sr - dl T lli5 Ywlgwahc . on in all Ofgamu? and nil could assoaauci the School mam Club atfivma booth dance h tlsvested in 'lewd as 111 bers have covwwd I ment. VMI mow' ar' nog Club fxfndl U for asrronomf Wi' The sponsor ff! 'O' the president was ' inrhewdla' -irhasbff i'f scie Clit! 1 I TOP 'Ow- - B D .Mom-l unn n 'WN