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

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Foreign language clubs bring new culture Pam Ahearn Paul Ahearn Paul Baldwin Clarissa Bell Becky Bjornaas Mark Chavez Roger Critzer Cindy Doebbler Evanne Gleason Alex Ingram Cathy Jacobson Ulla Kivioia Cindy Kuder Vicki Martin Patrick Murphy Johnny Roher Darcy Romig Sam Salerno Deanne Salsberry Larry Salsberry Lindy Schmitt Maggie Schmitt Kathy Searle Kim Taylor Robin Viard Linda Wade Cindy Lindly Elizabeth Watson The Latin Club was a club de- signed for people who were in- terested in the ancient Roman culture. Latin Club's biggest event was their Saturnalia. At this event initiates were sold as slaves. Other activities were selling suckers and donating money to the United Fund. The purpose of Spanish Club was to teach students about the customs of the Spanish speaking people. To foster this purpose, Spanish Club held many money making activities such as spon- soring a dance and holding a rummage sale. Brenda Berge Lorna Blackburn Herb Blomquist William Boysun Laura Calik Orlando Cano Chriefan Cothrun Linda Elliot Bunny Feiler John Feiler Mike Feiler Susan Flemming Beth Hodges Sandy Hodges AIlen'Hollingshead Craig Kamrath Laura Lopez Cathy Martinez Chris Maulden Robbie McKee Jeff lVliIler Greg Miller Rick Miller Molly Neumann Anna Ochoa Andy Orn Andrea Pancrazi Paula Parker Beth Roberts Danny Shoenfield Ro'emmy Walker Janet White

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Girls league sparks controversg Pam Ahearn Yvonne Allec Kathy Badgely Deedee Baxter Annette Bombard Laura Calik Jamie Deyo Karen Eaton Sandy Eaton Marilyn Flood Laura Gill Leslie Kukuk Gerry Lay Jo Ann Parker Paula Parker A. f Diane Peralta Lynn Peralta Sarah Pettit Debbie Rhodes Dynise Roberson Lori Senini Susan Shepard Karen Sherwood Don na Simmons Casi Sinclair Kim Taylor Kim Watson Debbie Williamson Lisa Wolfe Deedee Baxter shines as Girls League president. Girls League was one of Kofa's most active clubs. The club held their annual big sister-little sister tea to welcome the incoming freshmen girls. Their other plans included selling cokes at all basket- ball games and giving Thanks- giving and Christmas baskets to needy families. Also at Christmas Girls League held a rummage sale. Another function of the club was to sponsor activities and programs for Kofa girls. One program that Girls League sponsored caused much contro- versy. The club brought in speak- ers from Yuma's women's liber- ation organization, and it was weeks before people stopped talk- ing about it. New members were let in each quarter and their sponsors were lVlrs. Slade and lVlrs. Cheatham. A J.:

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FBLA lakes trip throu h business world Patty Daniels Ruby Poor Diana Foster Neva Shelton Laura Kaimi Angela Skoglund Cathy May Mitch Wade Future Business Leaders of America's purpose is to encourage young men and women in the development of individual pro- jects and in establishing them- selves in business. Members at- tended the Fall Leadership Con- ference in October and later on in the year attended the State Convention at A.S.U., in which members competed in different business fields. For fund-raising activities the club held a bake sale and sponsored the Ugly Man Dance. During Thanksgiving, club members collected canned goods for a needy familyg they also held a Christmas party for the Faculty. 1972-1973 F.B.L.A. Club Members. F.B.L.A. members at one of their meetings sy 9