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

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Environmental Club Science Club Angela Bryant Linda Elliott Peggy Heick Kevin Johnson Rachel Moran Being that this is it's third year at Kofa, the Environmental Club feels that it has established itself as a respected group and plans to be around awhile. The club feels that it is responsible for making the students at Kofa realize the environmental dangers surround- ing and affecting us all. Any student having a grade a- verage of 2.5 and above and in- terested in the fascinating game of chess should write a letter to the club. If accepted the rewards are varied, as the main goal of the Chess Club of Kofa High is to spread the interest of the time consuming and complicated game. Activities included challenging play in tournaments, both cross- town and state wide. The chess club sold peanut brittle, as they do annually, and raised money to pay expenses, as well as rooting Bobby Fisher on to victorv. The Chess Club sponsor is Mr. Cutrules. Bob Schulderberg David Smith Marsha Weeks Linell Williams Perla Williams Al Ariav Anita Cook Martin Dietrich Kathryn Duff As art is man's expression of his thoughts and feeling in visual form, the goal of the art club gives students a chance to create and discover for themselves, while becoming familiar with the prin- ciples of design. Painting, drawing, metal arts and pottery offered opportuni- ties for self expression while a- rousing interest to experiment with new materials and ideas in- spiration and creative ability com- prised of the production of their art work which was presented publicly. The Science Club at Kofa was organized to promote a larger, wider understanding of all sci- ence. Membership in the club is open to all sophomores, juniors, and seniors sharing a 3.0 grade a- verage or better, and who have taken at least one lab science. Robin Franklin Cecilia Gross Wayne Lacey Bob Schulderberg Students dedicated in protecting our environment. Chess is the thinkers game

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9 club surpasses lhem all , l is is o-153. Marsha Weeks settles a club discussion. Dona Ambur Robin Ambur Sheri Balheimer Brenda Berge Becky Biornaas Lynn Carry Debbie Clark JoAnn Compton Cindy Doebbler Linda Elliott Bunny Feiler Ruth Ferrin Betty Fraile Ruthie Fowler Peggy Gallaher Linda Gribble Theresa Gribble Linda Hammon Roseanne Harden Peggy Heick Ulla Kivioja Gerry Lay Denise Menchaca Laura Noble Anna Ochoa JoAnn Parker Sarah Petitt Sue Polak Dynlse Roberson Patti Roberts Lorna Slade Roxanne Streich Paula Tillman Elaine Tucker Belinda Vea Ro'Emmy Walker Marsha Weeks Pam Whitson Karen Williams Perla Williams S Club is a junior branch of the Soroptimist Club. The club consists of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. This fall, the club had a membership drive. The club also sold cokes at all home football games to raise money. This year, S50 was donated to the Yuma Chapter ofthe Arizona Kidney Foundation. At Thanks- giving, a basket containing can- ned goods and a turkey was given to a needy family. They also sponsored the Christmas Dance.

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