Coffeyville Community College - Reflections Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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back, left to right: arthurene scott, kathy sack, norma mcreynolds, debbie northcutt, crystal heady, hank harr, chris beyer, robert walker, gary gruber, keith scheid, robert clark, claudia hamlin, kathy gonder, debbie tesh, margaret thomas. front row: sherree littell, diana dinger, gaylene maylield, steve fuller, joe webb, gordon floode, phil robertson, deborah fitch, jonell transue, becky burns, annette loffer, kathy cooper. concert choir members include all of these plus robert abaloz, tim adams, penny beeson, jacalyn burke, don cease, linda colliver, kim cook, norma dickey, tom dietrich, pat dodson, keith egermeier, terry foster, dola freeman, beverly froebe, gary halderman, jo ann hamm, susan henderson, bill holeman, darrell ingram, karla marang, tom mast, patsy mchenry, gail norton, sue rhodes, anita san- tagata, michael seetin, linda stritzke, phyllis teal, and stephanie zillifro. regular monthly meetings brought the members of the music educators national conference together to discuss the fundamentals of current musical practices. fund rais- ing projects including a car wash, chili feed, and selling red raven suit bags defrayed expenses for the group's trip LU to the kansas music educators' association convention in wichita. the members of the concert band who performed under claudia hamlin's careful direction are: back row Qleft to right! - chris beyer, david smith, tim adams, bob walker, bill holeman, sal d'andrea, kathy cooper, paula cosper, verena briley, phyllis harvey, sherree littell, jerry heapeg middle row - tom mast, shelley smith, penny beeson, sue rhodes. george ross, gordon floode, ron knight, steve fuller, debbie Campbell, larry gearhart, joe emming, john Wheaton, boz- s about this wel, you see, the fronti h al caught him in the act. ah all higher th UIUC zie phelps, david mcdonald, bob hulsey, joe webbg first row -- david graves, linda pevehouse, Cynthia newman, jonell transue, alice porter, gary halderman, susan henderson, delores teale, debbie northcutt, gaylene mayfield, becky porter, david doss, pete walterscheid, bill beard, becky burns, linda colliver. stage band members include cooper, spatz, burns, walterscheid, colliver, hamlin, doss, mast, smith, beeson, rhodes, lloode, halderman, emming, Wheaton, plelps, holeman, smith, briley, d'andrea, harvey, adams, dick gowen, randyjones, and leon spears. mf. criswe leader.

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DELTA EP ILON CHI clayton jamison is a celebrity in delta epsilon chi because he ranked number one in state competition as a sales -. manager trainee and in the top eight in national contests. problems the contestants faced pertained to business or business operation. do you see the family resemblance? members are: fkneelingy merrill bishop and marc neifingg fstanding left to rightj clayton jamison, john carey, carol crager, larry endicott. delta epsilon chi had its beginnings twenty five years ago. on this anniversary date in 1946, mr. milton karstadt took a delegation from ccjc to the national conference in chicago, illinois. like any other organization, it has grown. deca, as it is commonly called, has suffered from small set backs also, but growth for something good is inevitable. not pictured are paul curry and tom schafer. the task of deca has both long and short-run goals. on the secondary thigh schoolj level it is a good preparation for people who wish to go into retailing. the post secondary level deals more with a mid-management or management role with prerequisite of experience. finally the col- lege level deca, recently established, gives the student the abilities to instruct others in the deca field. this college level distributive education is closely aligned with management training. mike clough knows a good thing when he sees it. stripes are in for 1971 . officers - miss old, mahmood pooladi, randy mathis, suhail al-khub, l'UCnPl'Om . aram promotion of interaction between foreign and american students is the purpose of the internation- al club. this is accomplished through various activi- ties ranging from world affairs discussions to par- ties. the 1970 football homecoming queen, soosan modaberri, represents this organization. officers for 1970-71 were: mahmood pooladi, president, randy mathis, vice presidentg betsy shewell, secre- tary, suhail al-khub, treasurerg aram ruenprom, program chairman. I TER ATIONAL CLUB row one: Cfront seatedj mohammed barekatiang row two: sathorn srisu- thep, boonlert temaismithi, aram ruen- promg row three: mohsen tavallaee, randy mathis, karim amir-kheizi, ahmad zungig row four: fbackj sirirat silamont, morteza baghdadi, ahmad behzadi-teshnizi, soosan modaberi, ali farzidayeri, pat brichall, miss fern old, rafiq bashiti, mahmood pooladi, suhail al-khub.

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4 TSA tfrom leftj members are: spon- sor - frances scott, patty woodall, mickey cross, merry halligan, jerry heape, connie archer, sue rhodes, and marsha bolden. PEMM CLUB pemm club officers are ffrom leftjz treasurer and publicity chairman f mickey cross, secretary - jerry heape, president A connie archer, and vice president and sga repre- sentative - sue rhodes. the physical education majors and minors fpemmj club of ccjc is an organization designed to provide the majors and minors of our school an opportunity to more closely acquaint them- selves with the field of physical education and develop skills in human relations and leadership by working closely with the physical education, athletic, and intramural programs at ccjc. membership is open to all majors and minors enrolled at the college. through meetings, conventions and varied activities, pemm club hopes to provide our future physical educators an enjoyable opportunity to grow both socially and professionally.