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

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V., ,v..m.., I. .N vw, was-gsm, KKK KX .l I f 2 4 I 3 Q 1 3 5 fi 'r 9 Brains and brown Q fy, ' f rf me f 2131- if . 'D , Q 'f ' X 1, y, . v 'I ,f 7 . M., , f ,KG ,yfw ,, .fa , fa R ? ' . f7gM'f M ff,f , The Lettermen's Club consists of male students who I - f Q Q! have earned a letter in a sport and have been ap- proved by the other members of the club. The pur- . i pose of the club is to band together the lettermen of 5 the school and to promote good sportsmanship. 3 . fi. Brian Thom-hard at work, studying. mi I 5. 1 ll l'l Igl K 4 ll Top: B. Kissick M. Bad le D. Elk' ' g yv 1 , K. L ' . E. Swenson, D. I-Iilden, G. Garcia Znldi A Ziiinl, BEPenn?',.B. Sims, D. Gray, W. Harvick, K. Tallberg, C. Carmeron, M. Conrad, J. Pettit, E. Flores, F. Preciado' R ga, . Sen1n1, H. Valenzuela, S. Bell, R. Wolf, K. Lebsock, R. Fike, S. Nelson, B. Thom, F. Townsend . S n v. . 1co Bot: M. Wisener pres., L. Giermann v. pres., L. Autrey secftres, J Cnlnl, Soldwedel, R. Chavez, P Wuertenburg

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0 1 Bonlour! . - ' E. G . 2nd3 Tops M. CarrillO, D- Grijalua, M. MacKenzie, M. Platt, D. ESPIHOZS, B- ROW. K- CFOWC, L- Aiiuliffl? 1 ieonlij S N. Mejias, M. Ramirez, U. Garcia, O. Ruiz, W. Vanjauteghem, R. I-Ieredla, L. HOugl'1fOI1- Bot. - C an P ', Garcia, v. pres., R. Ballard, tres., V. Cardenas sec., D. Smith This year the French Club has had a busy, exciting year. Highlights of their schedule was a visit by the Consulate General of the French Embassy which is lo- cated in Los Angeles. In the Spring, the club went to L . . . . os Angeles to V1S1t his offices, ate in French restau- rants, and saw a French movie. i F nch Mrs. Carver is reading a letter to the club from the re Embassy in Los Angeles.