Cochise College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Douglas, AZ)

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International Club ,,, Xi Tri Dam, Robert Ettenger, Mr. William Whitney, and Mrs. Mary Lee Shelden eat lunch before starting a meeting. Tri Dam is an exchange student from Vietnam. About the difference be- tween CC and Vietnam schools Tri said, Schools and universities in the United States are totally different. Since most of our schools are public, stu- dents don't pay lots of school expenses except books, which are about Tri Minh Dam president Gloria Mangum vice president Mrs Mary Lee Shelden counselor Mr William Whitney sponsor Mr Don Fry sponsor As to when a boy is considered a man, he replied, At eighteen we are considered adults, both men and women. So we can vote, but there is no drinking age in Vietnam. 7 . 7 . - . Laura Larson, secretary-treasurer 540.003, ' 5 ' 7 ' 5 l ' Q The world has indeed become smaller and the CC campus has students from various .parts of the world. Pictured are FRONT: Prapoj Phataraphruk, Thailandg Sangsuraya Karnasut, Thailandg Tri Minh Dam, Vietnamg Bassam Jayyosi, Jordan. BACK: Hector Gudmo, Mexico, Ahmad Dehdastian, lrang Jesus Teran, Mexico. clubs and organizations

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ilu W I i V . i, P' 2 il li i a H it During election of Beta Phi Gamma officers Joan Anderson, Bernice Irvin, Patty Smith, Louise Newton, Sally Gamble, and Lillie Molzahn await results. Ji-l. W, i ' .ii ,i - iii ,, t I in in 1 1 Newspaper staffers Joan Anderson, Sally Gamble, Bernice Irvin, Irene Smith, Patty Smith, Lillie Molzahn, Ray Mellas, Louise Newton, Susan Hoyos, Susie Johnson, and Cindy Davis pose for a group shot. Freedom of the press is vital in today's world. When Irene Smith, Helio- graph editor, was asked whether freedom of the press was practiced on the CC campus she responded, There's no censorship on anyone's part. We're allowed to print anything as long as it isn't libelous or in bad taste. She continued, This is what freedom of the press is about and we're allowed to tell it like it is. With underground newspapers so numerous, Irene was asked whether she thought there was room for one at CC. Yes, there is room for one. She continued, In prior years there have been various underground news- papers, but never has one attacked the school paper which is a good reflection on the Heliograph. It shows we're expressing the student's views. Journalism Department BETA PHI GAMMA Ana Mallett president Irene Smith vice president Beth Edwards secretary Baysol Turner sponsor Joan Anderson Cindy Davis Lee Elaban Grant Freeland Gerry Fuller Sally Gamble Kevin Hamilton Susan Hoyos Bernice lrvm Garth Johnston Susie Johnson Louie Mallett Meg Megofftn Ray Mellas Lillie Molzahn Patty Smith HELIOG RAP H Irene Smith editor REPORTERS Joan Anderson Diane Damewood Sally Gamble Frank Guerrero Bernice Irvm Susan Johnson Frank Marcell Ana Mallett Ray Mellas Louise Newton Patty Smith SPORTS Susan Hoyos Jody Rivera PHOTOGRAPHERS Susan Hoyos Louie Mallett ADVISOR Baysol Turner EL RECUER DO Beth Edwards co editor Ana Mallett co editor COLLEGE COMMUNITY Lillie Molzahn ASSISTANTS Pam Sanders .lean Urquhart COMPETITION Lee Elaban CAM ERAMAN Louie Mallett ASSISTANT: Susan Hoyos ADVISOR: Baysol Turner . , . - . , . Cindy Davis, assistant editor

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UTSCS I .. xg., r , 1 2 V' SEQ: M ll F . :fer - Q sl .15 Hit' it Q lr . il. 1 l . Q35 ' tl: J, .- ,. V . T., H s X ' wo J K1-f,f.L. 1 xg Cr N, .7 4' nw , ', ,' gy, ,D ' g , ,- , rl is V. VJ. - 7. I , ll J l 5 I x .1 l CC's first graduating ADN nurses are photographed just before being pinned. FRONT: Kathleen Sloan, Betty Jo Ramsey, Ann Clevenger, Karin Ohman, Alice Meadows, Betty Bailey. ROW 2: Rosalie Amarillas, Joetta Hargis, Frances Baugh, Jennie Escobar, Susan Frank, Charlotte Garr. Mitchell Mark Soubie Donna Anderson One campus group which is much more instructional than social is the Nurses Club This aggregation can deft mtely prove achievement as evidenced in the top picture which shows CC s first class to complete the two year ADN program Betty Jo Ramsey Sdld Todays patients are de mandinff more specialized care especially with all the new developments medicine has come up with in the last few years So you can see that more nurses are needed with the best training possible. Asked how many students who first enter a program such as this quit, Betty replied, Usually quite a few leave the first year. They find out they cannot make it then. Here we were lucky. Ofthe total enrolled, only four dropped put before graduation. For being the first class and having so many program changes, the students' enthusiasm was great. I found that although this two year program is offered in a small town, you get much more experience, Betty Jo con- eluded. Barbara Adams Marie Albers Rosalia Amarillas Donna Anderson Betty Anderson Betty Baile Linda Bartell Berta Beecroft Janice Bell George Boyle Kathy Bridgewater Ellen Carner Ann Clevenger Jose Cortez Jane Crowley Judy Dodd Jennie Escobar Barbara Estes Ronald Feurtado Christine Flores Susan Frank Charlotte Garr Gloria Gonzales Joetta Hargis Elisabeth Heidrick Gerri Helden Laura Hubbard Hirley James Sherry Krmer Judy Lamont Kathleen Mathews Molly McDonald Elizabeth McGee Alice Meadows Susan Miller Sheila Mills Ruth Mmnich Jean Mitchell Miguel Morales Fern Moss Shirley Neese Karin Ohman Delia Perotti Sandra Rodgers Maria Ramirez Betty Jo Ramsey Kathleen Sloan Mark Soubie Yvonne Taylor Maria Vasquez Maria Velasquez Betty Windsor Janice Windsor ROW 3: Jennifer Barnes, Sheila Mills, Judy Lamont, Maria Vasquez, Shirley Neese, Yvonne Taylor. BACK: Kathy Bridgewater, Sherry Kriner, Jean , , ss 1 ' - ' ' l ic , . . .