Coffeyville Community College - Reflections Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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wow! those people you saw at football games a and basketball games 3 and pep assem- blies - and pep banquets f and out-of-town activites - those people who were yelling for the good old red ravens, even when they were down W some of those people werejucoettes. driven by ccjc's great spiritual leader, mrs. barbara pendleton, the jucoettes' undying support followed our ravens across the midwest! JUCOETTE MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE wayne norton gus franklin warren stewart reverend glenn muncy, and frazee, chaplain. e- - under the sponsorship of rever end glenn muncy, the minis terial alliance was organized to provide an atmosphere in which ministerial students could have regular meetings and discuss opportunities in this field. this includes infor mation about denominational colleges and seminaries. plans are now being made for a scholarship fund and various films on campus next year. alll ance officers are: wayne nor ton, presidentg gus franklin vice presidentg gary gruber secretary-treasurerg warren stuart, sga representativeg john

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-6 row one fleft to rightlz linda bumgardner, arleta shaver, mary jabben, marcy pendleton, mary shobe, carla folk. back row: alice porter, carol porter, nancy beam, susan giblin, dorothy lumley, betsy shewell, gail messner, mary marnell, norma dickey. top: mrs. mcfate. ws this year the home ec. club held its first annual awards banquet where maryjabben was named the girl of the year. other re- cipients of awards are pictured below from left to right: mary shobe, Carla folk, mrs linda mcfate fsponsorl, mary marnell, yvonne tabor, gail messner, norma dickey, dorothy lumley, linda bumgardner, and marcy pendleton. 'K under the direction of mrs. linda mcfate, a fall fash- ion show W eenie, meenie, mini, midi - and a spring fashion show with a you've come a long way, baby theme turned out to be quite successful. the annual cheese festival was also held this spring. two other yearly events, the spring trip and an awards banquet, brought the year to a close. though it is already clear that these homemakers have been busy, there is more to be added to the list. the club sponsored a food booth in the fall car- nival at the student union, sponsored both a foot- ball and a basketball queen candidate - in the per- sons of mary jabben and gail messner -- with a parade float for mary and made monthly visits to six area high schools during the year. officers for 1970-71 include: mary jabben, presi- dent, gail messner, vice-presidentg linda bumgard- ner, recording secretary, yvonne tabor, correspond- ing secretaryg mary marnel, treasurer, Carla folk, program chairman, betsy shewell, publicity-recor- der chairmang susan giblin, membership chairman: dorothy lumley, social chairman: pam flowers, pro- ject chairmang and mary shobe, sga representative. ri-10 OZ Om 3 Ur, T' X Maggy Lili, KRWYKI

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KARATE the newly formed ccjckc specializes in taekwon-do style karate. this art came from korea and the club uses the ameri- can taekwon-do association rules as to belt ranking. under the supervision of al grauerholz, the club members learn to coordinate hands, feet, body, and mind into a more perfect individual. the ground-shaking screams of the club say but one thing: taekwon . CLUB E ..:: over some ofthe graurholz and john stolp go C . 0 phelps spars with susan wheatman at memoria while thers practice in th background fundamentals. a loop phelps for zanvelte tate throws bozzie day night session. during a thurs during the course of the year the karate club held several exhibitions, one for a basketball half-time was a complete success, and the club was invited to an american legion dinner for another ex- hibition. one of the greatest moments of the year was when president james kir- by and vice president bozzie phelps were invited to go to salina. kansas to give an instructional exhibition to the highway patrol with fourth degree black belt regg hurd and several other very good karate students. this, too, was a successg an invitation was extend- ed by the highway patrol captain to come again whenever possible.