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-'-Pkevs Iii' WOOK I ---- GlQ9bo's W bo In which you will find described, both by pen and camera, those persons who had a part in the school year 1930-31 in Coffeyville Junior College and therefore deserve recognition in the biography of that year. -1-- 1i1
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01611 SAGAH im' G'0jjQ'yafille junior College eff Brief Biography CHAPTER l Preparations are made for the forthcoming birth. It is January 1923, and Dr. A. E. Martin has introduced a resolution for an extension of the high school course of study. The voters decide to give the infant a chance. They accept the proposition in April. CHAPTER 2 A squalling infant in swaddling clothes is born in three rooms on the north of the Washington building. Dean, A. I. Decker: Registrar, H. C. McMillan: Faculty, Jay Tracy, C. A. Diggs, Rhea M. Sylvester. Gertrude Brock. CHAPTER 3 The fall of '24, the college moves into its luxurious new quarters back of the high school building. Cubine and Kirk join the faculty. CHAPTER 4 The year 1925. W. W. Bass becomes registrar of the college. Its enrollment increases somewhat over the original twenty odd students. The first graduating class, thirteen women and a man. is sent forth in glory. CHAPTER 5 Steady growth in every field is noted. Enrollment increases, graduating classes enlarge, curriculum widens steadily to include language, commerce, Englishfscience, education, music, mathematics, history, engineering, psy- chology, and other subjects. The faculty increases. A Student Council governs the school as to extra-curricular activities. A school publication, Campus Life, is born and grows. Debate is added to inter-collegiate contests. CHAPTER 6 The infant has grown into a healthy, vigorous child by the spring of 1931. Its enrollment is in the neighborhood of 160. The faculty: Adams, Cubine, Perkins, Steininger, Price, lVIcReyno1ds, Diggs, Vxfilson, XVebb, Cavanaugh, Hawkinson, Coatney. Registrar, W. W. Bass. Dean, A. I. Decker. The child is housed in the larger Washington building, no longer crowded with the elder brother, the high school. The library is much larger and growing steadily. Athletics are more successful than formerly. More extra-curricular activities are added year by year. CHAPTER 6 The dim and distant future. The Washington building has been re- habilitated, redecorated, and remodeled. Ivy vines cover the outer walls as tradition grows heavy and protecting over the inner structure. A four year college is housed therein. The faculty has doubled. The enrollment has trebled. It is no longer Coffeyville Junior College but Coffeyville College. PAGE 4 1931 SAGA
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