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

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1 TOP ROW R Gipson G Pallock D Szabo G Winter R Voshell SECOND ROW: J.Wyatt,K. Epstein, T. Voshell, R. D M ll1 an C Wortagn, B. Ellis. BOTTOM ROW: K. Lewis, OCTAGON CLUB One of the newest clubs on campus was Octagon Club, a service club for Kofa boys It is sponsored by the Yuma Optimist Club. One of their major projects was to raise money to give a 200 dollar scholar- ship to a deserving senior boy at the end of the ear. Other fund raising activities 1n- Y cluded holding car washes, raffles, and they had a booth at the Mardi Gras. They also sponsored a dance. The club sponsor was Mr. Carruthers and the president was Keith Lewis.

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Leaders in Service arethese W? Top row: D. Smith, S. Hamilton, G. Davis, L. Ware, D. Smith. Second row: B. Johnson, P. Wright, D. Mulligan,J. TOP ROW: 4 Nabours, R. Finefrock, P. Whitewhistle, S. Prickett. Bottom Row: R. Hart, P. Macready, R. Gordon, Sweetheart, S. Gallico,B. TU Rodney, L. Artrey, R. Pooler N. Donkefsh- 5' Sn' Key Club Key Club is well known at Kofa for it's service to the school and community. This year Key donated a tremendous flag to Kofa. The U.S. Flag now hangs in the gym as a symbol of patriotism. As a service Key supplies school books to students who can not afford to buy them. The out dated books are donated 4 to less fortunate schools. The club also g sponsors many school activities. WM Lv' The club sponsors are Mr. Cutrules and Mr. Blount. The off campus sponsor is Kwianis Club. The club president was Steve Rodney. This is not a book worm. lt's Mila- Ellis donating books to Kel' Club' Admixint mt -N as

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. 'J School Service , 4f' ANCHOR CLUB sr? TM. , Anchor Club is a girls service Organi- zation at Kofa High School. They are one of the most active clubs on campus Their activities included selling P1-0- in . if grams at football games, co-sponsoring A 'I A a dance, filling Thanksgiving baskets and , B Q- - making spirit posters for upcoming A A games. Also among their activiity C list were the giving of Christmas gifts clothes for needy children, and a 3 scholarship. if B The club is sponsored by the Yuma B 0 Pilot Club. Their president is Becky Q p 5 Arnold. . . Q j Q 'if' , ' B W 4 7 sv wr, ,' .V f L... L s ,, I H wwsfwgfw, f ' . - f U K wgyz, '- QQ, gcfgxxqf 1 ...f 0 f, ,, . Q .M . , fm! s Candy Scott is deciding on whose lolly pop to buy, Becky Arnold's or Betsy DeBerry's. , beeing 'H 501 s Club, In DVM sP0f150red by Its on Cllnpushroqi- and MIS' Dfw' This Betsy Suu i 3 l Their School 'cm l cokCS if football W' l and food bask cu!!- l S9011-Wing a gm? T munity 1.21314 Motl1erDi11?hw in 325, ro Desfff W' old People YO Efi sa 5 To ro : A. G K ' ' Higuerlvrr Steglmlgni-304 Ylulgar?-T GUn10Ck, D. Farkas, D. LCC. L. Hansen, D. Pram. C. Livingston. B. Blackburn. C- R. I-Iuedia, Blair, Garcia: P:VZlFJsCI:il:T1?2fEi,rlbllPy1Lg:3El10l1, Row 3: ' B. Arnold , 'I . Samllworn. C. Connor, L. Lott. r 5 l l ? l gm- .. nnelllg S 'N' 'fm M ' ufplulk -A l'l1n,MhCml:f I ' ' I!