Coffeyville Community College - Reflections Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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The Occupational Building is attached to the In- structional Resources Cen- ter and its facilities are designed to accommodate the vocational, technical program including secre- tarial, clerical, marketing and distribution, and ac- counting. Additional space is provided for further expansion. Theta Chi Sigma is the secretarial sor- ority of CCJC. It was or- ganized in the 1946-47 school year with 40 charter members. Their motto is to keep earning, keep learning. Regular meet- ings are held once a month With a variety of programs planned. mul

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The Humanities sec- tion itse of the 1971-72 Year- book Wishes to express appreciation, to J.-fi-iemfyt Hedley, recently retired Human1t1es,D1v1sipn Chairman Who establish- ed the Collegian Qial and newspaper. 9 it f ,fis teacher, publicg relations liaison and ad- viser, Hedley filled p many roles in dedicat- llll ing 26 years of uninter- rupted service towitfr Coffeyville Community junior College. He carp ried equably the respon- sibilities, headaches, .- 'vY pleasures, and Woes of 5 ' his v- lin 1958 Hedley was 1 recssflizedtby thai cees for his accomplish- ments in education, and in 1969, the received the first Outstanding eacher Award here at CCIC. 1 Acting on the advice of his physician i1ftVTI1155l, where he recently under- went theysecond, ofthree major operations result- ing from, highway ,accident -injuries in September, 19639, Hedleylhas retirjed in September' of this year. He said he would ,be available forvliiniitedi service on a part-time a basis in the iareatof 'ff mass communications 5 and public information,- orhin an advisory cap- J. HENRY HEDLEY aclty lfpgggdedn ji yt p p In August of this year, Hedley was honored with a dinner by approximately 50 mem- bers and guests of CCJCSS Faculty Forum.,,tMaster ofceremonies vvgas Wfardywither-, , pyip, g, spoon with Don Lind and Dr. ilti B urrel Beck expressing special tribute for LI-Iedley's piibi ability to combine subject matter and student concern equally. gy y Hedley was also honored and presented iwithan engraved plaque at the first annual lllst 9 Press Club banquet in the Spring of this year. p y p pp Hedley came to Coffeyville in 1935 where he originated the Tornado Times at-Field Kindley high school. He holds a master's degree, in journalism andtpublic information from the University of Michigan Whereihe directed iiewspaperiyvorkshopsu Mr. Hedley, for all your years of service and all you have done for CCJC, thank you.