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

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Mickey Dupont reigns as F.F.A. Stale Qweefhearl Q - ls F ' Q l UPPERCLASSMEN ' Nl ROW' J Owens-Pres P Walker-Vice Pres. M. Raymer-Sect., M. Dupont-Sweetheart, C. Bailey, R. Tillou, D. Gloria. ROW2: J. BO-T-ITSIJ' W' ht' L -Kastner J Nliller S. Cannon P. Coffeen, L. Crocker. ROW 3: P. Campbell, T. Sanchez, J. McKown, B. Simmons, R.Martin, img 1 I Rnigonzalleg D Kjos. W Pease TOP ROW' R Radke S Rambo S. Wright, R. McCormick, J. Wilson, S. Prey, C. Burton, T. Keith, . a' yr I I ' I ' ' ' D I l I T.McCoy,S.Kane F.F.A. Future Farmers of America was an organization composed of both male and female students studying agriculture. Many of the members during their spare time raised livestock to be ex- hibited in the fair. The Kofa chapter was involved in many ac- tivities, a hayride, the annual bar- b-que, and the Sweetheart Ball were a few of their activities. Learning to do, doing to learn, X earning to live, living to serve was ' r the goal of all F.F.A. chapters of Kofa chapter also fr America. The participated in judging teams at 3 UofA and ASU in which they did very well. Mickey Du ' XY gf' A pont, Kofa Chapter F.F.A. Sweetheart traveled to P . . hoenix during the summer to 4 compete with all Arizona charter Jesse owens, Club president lvl' sweethearts. Sh I for the . , lckev Ravmer, vice Df6Sidef1f. and helpers prepare tab es e was chosen first ba b-qUe- runner-up, however, in early Oc- TOUGH Kofa was notified that Micke y was now the Arizo na State F.F.A. Sweetheart, due to the illness of the previous queen, H4 ORGANIZATIONS i l BOTTl C. Owe NI. Tis: Anders B. Chai IVlr. Elli exchang 5 l 5 y. ? '- s f Z l Female f.

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1 W QKWYJIA . , l fi' Kofa's F.H.A. girls strive to meet their new horizons ' , .W , 'Q A r x A 0- A 7 f 4 4 . .4 f 1 , ,, S, - - --- 1,3 V' 4 i P if i f f 1' iii! Q x s 4 -an K s ix .. s-091 D X K x Q . .QVQ ' . ' ' x- f 'R D ' .s ' ' -J. .U A - ff X f 5 35 .Sis Q. 'Q in ' 2 if 3. ' X fs - D41 1 I 'sg t is K ' , -fp.. , . u i N A is S , L 5 tx ff. A Q st V4 in i A xy, , if Q I x ia as Q .1 Y -.X i - 'J Q 'Pl 5 x, 1 9 , K ' si 1 X .via 1 , X! 'H l Y W ' X 116 V l 1 D. gf 5 ' is foggy? 1 , i f 0 s .528 W , ,,, . X . t K ' ' X i ... . . . lbw A .. V S 4 DF' X , ' E , sp-11923 , 1 1 2 Q 1 if s' K 3 'i A K 1 BOTTOM ROW' K Hackbarth-Pres. L. Mills-Sec., L. Foster-Tres., D. Menchaca, D. Loeltz, D. Rodriguez, J. Sant, C. Brullo. ROW 21: D. Foster, L. Noble, J. Paulsen, F. Drysdale, S. Stelly, S. Lenke, T. Van Horn, S. Foster, S. Pettit. ROW 3: B. Dildine, S. Garcia, L.CqaIiki-DEl:lllIn1?, C. Sinclair, C. Brunstein, L. Musgrave, M. Woon, G. Gonzales, T. Perez. TOP ROW: S. Noble, K. Sherwood, R. Strom, J. Pac er, . air, . Wisener,S. Khulman, K. Whims, L. Hilden, C. Meeks, D. Parsons, D. Harden. F.H.A. . Future Homemakers of America began the year with a Get Acquainted Tea for future members. All freshmen girls en- rolled in home economics were invited. An early breakfast was part of the informal initiation, old members were present to apply missing accessories to the initiate's costumes. F.H.A. spon- t h e homecoming dance with the theme Sign of The Times. The club participated in a Work Day, where members of F.H.A. were paid one dollar an hour for house work for townspeople. ln October, fifteen girls at- tended the distric in Tolleson. Linda Fo elected District Public Flelati ons Chairman. Linda was the first district officer from Kofa. The state convention was held in March on the ASU Tempe. sored t convention ster was Susan Lemke and Jane Paulsen looking at the 1970 yearbook at the annual freshmen tea sponsored by the F.H.A. campus in ORGANIZATIONS l I X K , , X l 1 fig. X K ff, nfs: X si Q , ., ,, , s . wfff Diane goodie l HT' ff Sons 1 the Tin . mf- sq?