Coffeyville Community College - Reflections Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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....o-212550 S A G A 413 ,.... Education Club OFFICERS President, Doris A. Cox Vice-President, Dorothy Beal Secretary, Nellie Ferguson Treasurer, Eloise Lambe Sponsor, Professor C. A. Diggs The Education Club was organized to provide a sozial organization for those interested in the study of education, particularly those students in the education classes of Professor Diggs. Meetings were held at the home of the sponsor, the third Thursday of each month. Discussion of interesting topics pertaining to education and diversions of various sorts provided entertainment for the group. PAGE 42 1931 Sl-XGA

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emi SAGA vw' Campus Lk The official newspaper of the Coffeyville Junior College and High School. the Campus Life, was organized in 1929 under the efficient leadership of Karl Wilson of the faculty,its first edition being printed in November. The idea of a school newspaper was not new, but the self-supporting plan was original this year: the first staff, therefore, deserves a great deal of credit for pioneering in so difficult a task as editing a newspaper without outside aid. even from the school-board. Albert Lechleitner was the first editorg Bill Noel, the first advertising manager: and Carl Belt, the first business manager. The high school staff cooperated with the college in editing the paper, the same plan being used at the present time. As is also done now, the high school carried half the burden of subscriptions. The present staff wishes to acknowledge its indebtedness to the merchants and industries of Coffeyville who have contributed advertising space to the newspaper. Undoubtedly the paper could not be edited without the financial aid of these advertisers. Several editors have functioned at separate times during this year, with Delmar Balitz retaining his position as advertising and business manager. The editors in order were: Helen Daeschner, Albert Lcchleitner, Irene Horene, and Leon Landon. 1931 SAGA PAGE 41

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rw SAGA wi Les Causeurs Francais Les Causeurs Francais, the French Club of the Coffeyville Junior Col- lege, was originated in 1926 by Miss Ruth Perkins, the present instructor in French. The success of the organization is due to her efforts and interest. The meetings are carried on in a very interesting manner, the entire conversation being in French. French items of current interest are read, and French book reports are made in French. Games carried on in French provide unusual amusement, In the Fall the meetings are held once a month at night, with a few luncheons substituted for the night meetings. The spring meetings are prin- cipally made up of special functions, although, with the advent of the new High School, more cafeteria luncheons have been held this year than previously. The spring function most popular is the Mardi Gras cabaret, which is attended by both high school and junior college French students. Following the an- nual custom, two excellent French plays were given this year. These plays were open to anyone who was interested in French, and were well attended. A banquet and picnic are also given during the second semester. Officers for the past year were: Harry Jordan. president: Harry Akers, vice-president: and Benita Jones, secretary-treasurer. 1931 SAG!-X PAGE 43