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

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l nation. CltlZen- ang the ll, dis. 5 activi. l Con- .nd lm0Ii0n elop- il female, ns, FFA IMD, ROW 31 ,lick l' uh Htl' . Qrrz st .,.. . , six .Q eg RSX . .L A t A ss SS .e A .t a . .s . S e ,BX f . Q -. X X . A2 i s . O ,. , X ,Q XX xsx, sk X X X X. 3 . FFA secretary, Rick Crosby, junior, with his competitive calf. BOTTOM ROW: W. McPherson, R. Bebout, P. Chaidez, T. Murphy, D. Watkins, M. Emrick, H. Watkins, C. Rodgers, SECOND ROW: K. McKay, A. Arlav, L. Kastner, D. Gloria, D. Gordon, D. Reyes, M. jones, T. Hash, R. Evaro, T. Brunstein. ROW 3: B. jones, T. Rutledge, R. Larson, B. Chambers, R. Brookbank, C. Wilson, K. Prickett, K. Keane. TOP ROW: S. Huffman, B. Simmons, S. Faulkner, T. Wright, D. Vos, B. Lewis, A. Tout, S. Rambo, M. Keith, A. Smith.

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FFA drafts females F F A The Kota FFA is a small part ofa nation al organization. The FFA promotes citize ship, leadership and cooperation among the members. The FFA has activities at the local, dis- trict, state and national levels. These activi- ties include such things as leadership con- ventions,judging events, field trips and many other events related to the promotion of agriculture and the individual develop- ment ofthe members, both male and female Four hard-working female FFAers working on a group project of painting. P Rl!! llliill!! lllilllli I , . UU! HIIUHURIIIRQQQ IIIIIIQUQIHHJHQ llHll!!ll!lH!Uf 7 l I I in mnsmnn sn 4-.un nru,2'f'1 J Q ...wa 1 BoTToM ROW: L. Wedd 1 P , S h C , f6Sid6ntg T. Havins Vice Preside weet earti R. Tillou, B. Paulsen, G. Gibson B Ill l mi R. Crosby, Secretaryi G' Watson, S. Collins, FFA 1 Hamma,T.R0dgefS,J.Mi11e M eSOn'J'LOVe' ROW2: R'G0nZ I N-D1 'W0rthen'M' r, .Raymer S.Cannon M Z ll a es, C ucahi 3. P.Coffeen,D.Cox,C.Worthen B McDonald E v . e er,J.OWens,J. Babb T Sanchez C Garber ROW . 3 . , I S.W . h . 7 1 7 -. . -I. sh 11,s.K , , a Us f,S.Watk ,G.G 1 , .D 1 ,P.Wa er, n ud ane,j McKown, P. Campbell, T. Keith, BQTTOM . 1ns onza es J al y an CZ, C- Parsons, B. Casey, B, Hammer D Did, ROW. A. McCoy, M. Fraklin, T. O'Connor, M- Hcf' ICF, S. Pray, W. Pease, R. Jones, C, Bailey, R, McCormick. n-

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J l Anchor and S spell service ANCHOR CLUB at up ' Anclnorlfjlub is an service organization ' interested in projects that help Kofa and 5,5 the community. They are sponsored by N ' u Pilot Club. Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Scott are faculty sponsors. As .1 service to the school, Anchor sells , . g prog rms it all home games, serves at ' Open House and gives a 5575 scholarship f ' 'N' 1. d f h ' 0. ' , to t e stu cnt o t e year. In community . I D Pi'..:l, service they donate Thanksgiving and Q sq Christmas baskets to two needy families, o if work on clean-up campaigns and the Eas- H 'Hp' :lf ter Lily Drive, and help the Pilot Club ' ' ' with some activities. l Q gli .'!,Q 3 . '.i Q I N Q Kofa spooksters drop anchor. 'D BOTTOM ROW: C- Conner, Presidents D. -Hannon, Vice Presidentg A. Gwynn, Treasurer, S. Lyle, SS- of Arms? T Ezteenillq' Keegan, S- GUY, LCWTS, F- Noble, C. Fraunfelder, M. Dupont, P. Livingston. ROW 2: K. Sander, T.. arro , L. Kennedy, D. Bla1r, R. Heredla, B. Blackburn, M. Bell, H. Hansen, C. Higuera, M. Griffin, L. Lott, L. Dick. TOP ROW: D. Gray L Hays J Griffi S r ' , - H, -Rambo, K. He d D.Mc' s.c11' s.T ,T-Ulsonvv' Muhlenpoh, D. Gloria, L. Lottk. I1 CYSOH, C alfl, O 1l'1S, ufnef