Coffeyville Community College - Reflections Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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CUAB When it comes to Col- lege Union Activities Board, Linda Stritzke is the presi- dent who provides the shot in the arm. She's getting her own shot in the arm at CCJ C right on behalf of the blood- mobile. Ross Richards, union director, is the man behind the scenes as CUAB sponsor and Pete Walter- scheid switches roles to In The become vice-president. With this combination, SGA and CUAB joined ef- forts on many things-- including activities. Blood- ,Q mobile, concerts, dances, rallies, and a barbacue are ..And a few of the results of the activities board's existence Here again, the work can't all be done by two or three people. Debbie North- cutt, Debbie Mann, and Crystal I-Ieady provided the extra boost. M outh

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Phi Theta Kappa Faculty advisor Lela Adamson has named four- teen new members of Phi Theta Kappa to the list of outstanding at CCJC. Mini- mum requirements for membership include being in the top five per cent of one's class. FRONT: Dee Henry, Linda Stritzke, Debbie Curry, Sue Rhodes, Connie Birdwell, janet Sandon, Anita Santagata, Kathy White, Chip Barger, Bill Scott, David Doss, John Burch, Gary Halderman, Dan Burke. Hustlers Patty Wilson ........ Business Jack Grothe ..... Social Science Nancy Beam . . . Biological Science Linda Buffington .... journalism Dean Bolejack . . . . Mathematics joe Robinson ....... Chemistry Margie Thompson . . School Spirit Pete Walterscheid ...... Music Loyd Chumley . . American History Gary Halderman .... Dramatics Joyce Christmore.Home Economics Linda Ashenfelter .... Literature Who's Who The annual directory of distin- guished students carries only the names of students whose academic standing, service to the community, leadership, and potential are deci- dedly above average. Sixteen CCJC students were named in this year's national listing of Who's Who Among Students In American junior Colleges. FROM TOP LEFT: Bob Hulsey, John Burch, Wayne Royal, Dan Burke, Pete Waltersheid, Sal D'Andrea, Gary Halderman, janet Sandon, Mary Shobe, Marcy Pendleton, Linda Stritzke, Anita Santagata, Susan Hart, Debbie Northcutt, Margie Thompson and Connie Birdwell. ,.-.f--Y 'XX 24