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

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Dal Segno members perform during home games 'i A, r. 1 ff .V:,: , f 3 5 A t I . :.- , ' ' 8 ? 1 cl' 1 I pu. 1 V Wi' 4' I g I 'ff Q X ' Q1 3. .a t fx , V 2 ji' xx SQ 3596 Q 4 A 1' X? If B ' A I 4- 1 ' , f f .. 7 5 t j kv- I X i ? 'A. . 1 A 2 5 , ,ffigt ' '? P f 2 BOTTOIVI ROW: C. Woodmen, T. Carroll, J. Nlatheus, D. Trafzer, S. Hilden, lVl. Flood, lVl. Nladrigal, R. Ambur, S. lVlauldin, A. Lyon, L. Hoppe, K. Winkler, N. lVloreno. ROW 2: J. Taylor, R. Flores, R. Hoffman, A. Dearsmith, J. Dixon, L. Wade, S. Plovvman, D. Jett, D. Ambur, A. Scroggins, J. lVlcGee, B. Umstead, J. Bombard, R. Beach, L. Haughtelin. ROW 3: D. Livingston, B. Otondo, T. Roach, C. Kircher, C. Kiniebes,S. Williams, S. Dupre, R. Consley, P. Blackburn, K. Denman, S. Pruitt, IVI. Carpenter, B. Ramsey, J. Coronado, D. Chapman, H. Kirchner. TOP ROW: R Schachterle, J. Tavvzer, L. Daniels, K. Gamard, T. lVle2ei, lVl. Edlund, J. Roth, F. Robles, J. Neuman, T. Chappell, T. Svvanson, R. lVlatzkanin,lVl. Hutchison, L. lVIcDonald, D. Riley, H. Blomquist, E. Johnson. DAL SEGNO Upon completion of one full year of marching band, one is eligible to be a member of Dal Segno. The busiest time of the year for this club vvas during the football season at half-times, as Kofa savv them marching at every home game. One would have seen this group of pepsters at our pep rallies and basketball games helping to promote spirit among the school. The most exciting times which Dal Segno experienced through- out the year were the away trip vvhen Kofa p I a y e d football against Casa Grande and march- ing dovvn main street at Disney- land. Dal Segno also helped Key- noters make a hit of the annual Donkey Basketball Game. PaVtlClD3TinQ in half-time ceremonies was the Kofa High marching band's contribution to the school. BOTTOM lVl. DaviS, Schaffer, P.. A After a WUC

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On the job training helps VICA students learn occupation ' l .i22?5lv' f ' 1 53, 1,3 l if X C f 7 f . 1- , - , F X h X I . H , ,fp s K ,,'j'7P X 1- s g f C, Vg, ,iff - :gl an Q Q , , . . -2 if, ff :R 5 Q N f .51 . 9 5 . Q l 4, is-:fs fd levi ff s T. s ff 1 4 .s , Y , , . We .5 w ' 3 3 13' 4 s l f s. r Q.. 'Q Q. ah . . . R S N 4 t f ' 1 ' 'I BOTTOM ROW: B. Ott-Pres., S. McPherson-Vice Pres., D. Grijalva-Sweetheart, B. Kreger-Tres., S. Huffman, S. Wong, M. Sanchez, A. Vasquez, H. Teran, B. Yancey, C. Niranda, D. Garrison, T. Roher, K. Bullard. ROW 2: R. Neely, C. Wright, S. King, G. Wagner, R. Murray, L. Montgomery, M. Dale, M. Cansler, O. Edgardo, H. Hart, T. Barns, J. Martinez, B. Shepherd, J. Aguir. ROW 3: M. Barraza, J. McCaul, D. Morrow, R. Ribble,J. Cutitta, W. Eades, R. McConnell, L. Reede, D. Sjurseth, S. Landis, T. Sanchez, N. Sanchez, S. Condry, L. Musgrave, K. Phelps. TOP ROW: R. Med- lin, F. Fornof, D. Gardner, L. Davenport, M. Dunbar, R. Baxter, F. Cooke, D. Franklin, S. Miller, G. Timlick, J. McCauley, B. Gallene, R. Rhodes, J. Schonter, L. Laabs, B. Shepherd. vention in Flagstaff- Tl19S9 CON- in working in various vocational ventions Were held fOr all the fields an opportunity to exercise VICA The Vocational Industrial Club of America attended the fall VICA Conference in Phoenix dur- ing October. At this convention, Dora Grijalva was crowned State VICA Sweetheart. During April VICA attended the spring con- student delegates and their spon- sors for the various Arizona high schools. VICA s o I d refreshments at J.V., freshman and varsity games. These included tacos, popcorn, candy and soft drinks. VICA gave students interested their special talents. These jobs helped VICA students prepare for employment in the future. Closing off the successful year of VICA, was an employer-em- ployee banquet. Employers were presented w it h certificates of appreciation. Nb? .4 1' . ' T 'C uv-up I 1 X O 4 5 1 .1 N' 1 1 5 if ..,-9244.1 I BOTTOM ROW: R. Ribble S McPherson K Bulard S C I - . . , . ondry. ROW 2: J. C ' ' -- TOP ROW: B. Ott, L. Laabs, R. Murray, B. Shepherd, M. Hansler umm' D' Sjurseth, W' Eades' R' Mcconnel' D' Gmalva' S' Huffman' 110 ORGANIZATIONS BOTTOM R' ROW 2: S. Hamilton, G we .4 , ,,