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

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Kegnoters sing along with Barrg Barkan aww' BOTTOM ROW: B. Fasset, Pres., B. Calaza, Vice Pres., L. Flessler, Sec., P. Cromell, S. Tritch, K. Power, C. Yanes, C. Frauenfelder, D. Gordon, D. Andrews. ROW 2: S. Martinez, C. Priest, D. Elliott, S. Bennett, Fl. Pooler, L. Weeks, L. Zimmerman, N. Galloway, M. Kamrath. TOP ROW: S. Hodges, M. Ambur, G. Lairmore, M. Park, J. Pooler, P. Noble, J. Gardner, D. Bodenhammer, P. Delarm, B. Hydeman, S. Sommers. KEYNOTERS Members of Floyalaires and Concert Choir are eligible to be members of Keynoters. Keynoters performed for a Christmas and Spring Concert. This fine musical group did not have the chance to sponsor the school musical be- cause of the lack of funds and time. Mr. Barkan, the sponsor, said that this outstanding activity will be resumed next year. For money making projects Keynoters sold s u c k e r s, Polywogs and krunch-bars. They also had a Mardi Gras booth, as they have in the past. Sew Q iw 1 After returning from a sucessful concert, Mr. Barry Barkan is all smiles. 106 ORGANIZATIONS D o J 1 A 1 ,J BOTTOM Fl don. ROW 2 ROW: S, Hi A. Dearsmitr lllll lllll lllll llllll ,l.1lY' if lj- r 3' 1 5 The OWIY Way

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7,1 . Finefrock B. Reily B. U gifivwlil' TOM ROW: Nl.Ambur-Pres. S.Jett C.Brunstein A. Dixon L.Zimmerman B Roth C lVlcCreight J Sm'th C K hl h ' ' ' - ' - 0 .ROW 1 . D. Jett D. Ambur L. Musgrave J. Blank S. Bennett B. Dildine K. cre k D C . asc Barber G.Sears J. Dobosz. C er ' rawford' TOP ROW: M' L'nebe V V' Sena' - is ' 1 , ' A H , Q C x Y if I A ,f 'Q Qlx r'. L. 'ss 2 - af. v ' g - Jig 45 Q x I If ' -3 y . . , . K Kgs, N Q , ' t 4 :Q 4, W I.. , Q D. Y ' '. , 'W ' . 1 li. l 6 4' 5 ' :fa Q Q -X T , , 'v N Bot r . , , , I I 2 D 7 Ford, , I I f , , I ' , 1 I 1 ' d' P 1555 iceno, ntz, A. fen, D. . ff we M , 4,4 Yuma. 'Vlrs. Dombrowski, S Club co-sponsor, shows films to her biology cla SS. S CLUB S Club was a service club for girls at Kofa th a t was spon- sored by the Yuma Soroptomist Club. The members of S Club sold cokes at t h e concession stands during all home games. The money earned at the games went to charitable organizations. S Club members performed services for other clubs and for the school. They acted as guides for the parents at Kofa's Open House. At Thanksgiving and Christ- mas, S Club gave out baskets of food which t h e members gathered together, a l o n g with sponsoring the annual Christmas semi-formal dance. Each month one of the out- standing members was elected as S Club Girl of the lVlonth. This was decided upon by a point system. Points were given out fo r wearing pins and uni- forms to meetings, working for different organizations and in the concession stands. The coopera- ting sponsors were lVlrs. Dombrowski and lVliss Wormly. lVliss Wormley, also a co-sponsor for S club, pauses for a moment from class. ORGANIZATIONS 105

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