Coffeyville Community College - Reflections Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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ga: 5 A Q A ,ag Emogcne Thompson Margaret Hall Phi Tau Y. W. C. A. Y. W. C. A. History club CZQ7e Suggest as Needed Improvements in Our College: A Pan-hellenic council for Delta Chi Sigma and Phi Tau. A dating bureau, operating before parties but not present afterward to receive complaints. A time-clock for students of chemistry to punch in and out by nights and Saturdays. A regulation against five-hour assignments in three-hour courses. Cushioned furniture in the lVlen's Union lounge, Water-coolers. showers, and coffee percolators, to be installed before final examination week. A few good popular fiction magazines in the library. CCollege Humor, Breezy Stories, Western Story, and Sport Story have been suggested.j A fire-drill in the middle of each class period. A course in technique by Chevalier and Garbo. -lzoz-L JY Public-speaking Class Argument Starts: Mr. Diggs: Are you in favor of women taking part in public affairs? Harry Jordan: 'lYes, if you want the affairs really public. Mr. Adams: 'But dear, I've only been to a school-children's party. Mrs. Adams: Yes, I notice your lapels are covered with school-girl complectionf' Professor Wilson: l'The best thing one can have is a good conscience. Pal Noel: And the next best thing is a good lawyer. 1931 SAGA PAGE 11

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'MQ' S A G A ' 16:11-0 Lucile Halloran Sheffield Baker Men's Union Math club Emeline Tuttle Orchestra Y. W. C. A Juco Gypsies Pete Lander Football C club Men's Union Bcnita Jones French club Phi Tau Campus Life Willard Perry MCIXVS Union Dorothy Clingan Ivan Carter Helen Wilson Y. W. C. A. Mcn's Union Y. W. C. A. French club Leon Landon Fern Burton Melvin Chambers Campus Life French club Men's Union Football CU club MC11.S Union Collene Hawkins Claude Dixon Wilma Rankin French club Men's Union Y. W. C. A. Y. W. C. A. French club PAGE 10 l93l SAGA

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05:91 SAGA vw' The Freshman Class President-Wayne Callahan Vice-President-Gretchen Williams Secretary-Corinne Dick Treasurer--Jane Dale Sponsor-Earl Wilson The incoming class of 1932 joined hands with the class of '31 to push the present school year through to success. Her students have participated in many and varied activities with the Sophomores. As a class group, the graduates of 1932 have twice complimented the Sophomores with excellent social functions. A feature of the first semester was the Artists' Ball held as the first college party in the new Field Kindley Memorial Gymnasium. A large attendance and an interesting program made an entertaining evening. April 30, the Freshman closed the major college social season with the annual spring banquet complimentary to the class of '31. The banquet, held in the Dale Hotel, was characterized by a May Basket motif, in decorations and program. Led by Toastmaster Leon Landon, the speakers of the evening cleverly connected moral and lesson with the various parts of the old-fashioned May basket. Wayne Callahan issued the welcome for the class. President William Noel of the Sophomores responded, followed by toasts from Harry Akers, Alma Wilson, and Mr. Decker. Music during the banquet by a violin-piano duo from the high school, a vocal solo by Corinne Dick, accompanied by Katherine Kleiss. and a song and dance number by Doering and Winters completed the program. Dancing and cards furnished diversion for the remainder of the evening. The return of a large majority of the Freshman to attend school here next year is confidently expected, with a bigger and more interesting year ahead even than the present one has been. PAGE 12 1931 SAGA