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

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Pep Club ignites Kofa spirit spark l l ll I l n n l an n u Q pppp p 6fp Q Q n nu r Q nr n ,ff I f '56 f, Wpyfdgw , A.. 4 V .2 ff , f f, ' ff , I if . , X ' , mf,fi,.,, , , 7 Top row: D. Grey, L. Lott, P. Consaul, S. Olson, D. Elliot, V. Martinez, T. Wisener, D. Drysdale, C. McCreight, 2nd row: G. Sears, D. Smith, T. Aver, P. Flannagan, L. Dick, L. Mills, Bottom row: A. Smith, C. Curtis, S. Bernclt, D. Alonge, J. Snow, B. Matheus, P. Ray K xii Y D. Nickle, S. Trafzer, Sant, H. Ha P n, R1 es, Melseri K' Comer' S' Rambo' T' Wildsi 3rd row Hodges C. Clark L Kastner D H gen, LMHOW, T. Olson, M' Dupont' D' Rodrequez, M- Kamrath, 2nd row: M- T. Steen, D. Vos: sec., D. H , i LC man, i Morgan, D' Gussom' D' Gloria' L' Hamfmhifev Bottom row: G' Welsh' annon, . Burke, S. Lyle, V. Muhlenpoh, B, Parker Top row: D. Soloman, M. Keith, D. Smith, M. Ham to L '1 . I 3

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el im Pd' 1 1 Z Top row: C. Allec, D. Loeltz, S. Trafzer, J. Davis. 2nd row: S. Olson, D. Rodre- quiz, D. Droge Bottom row: C. Lacey, pres., A. Gwynn, V.P., C. Fraunfelder, sec., S. Gray, treas. F.N.A. The goal of Future Nurses of America is to promote and fos- ter interest in nursing and its al- lied fields. This year members participated in educational pro- grams and heard speeches from authorities in this area. They also went on out-of-town field trips to places of related interest. F.N.A. was led by president Anita Michener and aided by Sponsor Mrs. Nockels. Girls aim for excellence Girls League This large club includes all female members of the student body. Some activities of this busy club were a Big-Sister-Little Sister program, a coke social, a Mother-Daughter Tea, a Bow and Sucker Day, and a Self-Improve- ment Program. Girls League also served the community by do- nating Thanksgiving baskets to the needy and by holding the annual Easter Egg Hunt. Girls League had two new sponsors this year-Mrs. Slade and Mrs. Garton. Their president was Carol Lacey. Top row: M. Hanson, J. Blanlc, 2nd row: B. Delding, S. Bush, V. Sellard, V. Quintero Bottom row: E. Fleming, V. P., M. Barnett, sec., P. Finefrock, treas.,

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L... s. 3' it tw. ght, 2nd idt, D. ,,.,-4-qw !!!! Y!! '31 1.-. r 2. Y ,slr ,J 1.- be ll d wwf UW? M' G' Welsh. Top row: K. Quost, A. Gwynn, M. Bell, C. Conner, S. Collins, sec., B. Blackburn, D. Blair, 2nd row: K. Schwark, N Crawford, T. Schaffer, C. Mezie, S. Gray, D. Hefner, D. Rathbun, L. Lott, Bottom row: M. Griffen, pres., M. Carl- son, Barletta, I-I. Chavez, D. Droge, R. Gentry, M. Guell, S. Turner, I. Ortega, T. Stevens Pep Club One of thelargest and most active clubs on campus is Pep Club. Members could be found wrapping goal posts, painting posters, selling cokes, or cheer- ing in their own special roped-off section at all S home football games. They also sponsored the an- nual Mardi Gras Dance and the Coronation of Mardi Gras King and Queen. Each year Pep Club honors an outstanding varsity athlete by crowning him Mr. K., and each year they participate in a powder- puff baseball game. The hard-working president of Pep Club is Mary Griffin and their sponsor is Miss Watters. Pepster Mary Fox sells another spirit shaker to Kathy Jones as Debby Soloman looks on.