Coffeyville Community College - Reflections Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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International Club This year's international club added new flavor to its already colorful list of represen- tatives as Friday Wohebiko Woherem, Jr. be- came the first student from Nigeria to enter the halls of CCJC. Although all international students enroll in CCIC to further their edu- cation, Friday is here to do that and has a specific purpose in mind. Friday wants to study business in American so he can open his own clothing store. Coming from Nigeria, where English is considered the language of the educated people, Friday wanted a place with a quiet atmosphere, CCJC. Miss Fern Old sponsexs this year's club. Forensics and Debate One of the Activities of the speech department within the Humanities Division, Forensics and Debate involve inter collegiate competition among two and four year colleges and universities across the nation. The Phi Rho Pi tourna- ment in Forensics was held this year in Los Angeles, Cali- fornia. The 1970 tournament in St. Louis was where CCIC captured the National championship in Debate on the Community College level. f 5..u' fl TM-if 'xv-1 . Y h ' 'j V 3 T r .,, K K - . ff H are ,z 1' ,N .N W api' ' 7 ,2255 ' -' eg r 1 no , , lifillilds ,.-' , a x