Coffeyville Community College - Reflections Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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ROTC Trains Military Leaders The ROTC course is designed to give basic training to those interested in the military. Basic elements of drill, military history, and marks- manship are emphasized. instructing the course is Capt. Art Knobeloch of Kansas State College at Pittsburg. Coffeyville ROTC members Rick Green, Charles Vist, Terry Foster, and Gary Foster attended the pre- summer training camp for ROTC ca- dets held at Camp Crowder on April 21 and 22. Cadet Rick Green was the recipient of this year's ROTC scholarship. ROTC trainees listen attentively as they are instructed in military customs. nw , Q1 L i -6-f - H-.,.,A ' N' T f ' A. .,,. I it X - f ff - -'-'W'-I ' ' 5' Nor 4-- ,wgjwl wwhuwikxfiw Q- A1 gg, -,muy .yt A.. sa in X J- Q g - ' -. 1 ma Q , i M it ' f ' E Members of the CCJC unit take part in exercises held at Camp Crowder. 1-T capr. Knobeloch leads the ccJc Rorc unit. 54

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Home Economics Offers Wide Course Selection With everything from simple cooking and sewing courses to more advanced and involved classes, the Home Economics department was kept busy this year. Among their many activities were sponsoring the Home Ec. Club, two fashion shows, a cheese festival, and a multitude of smaller meetings and activities. The Fall Fashion show was held November 3 in the Fine Arts Auditorium. Titled The USA i.n Fash- ion and Design it was an exhibit of current fashions with a glimpse into the future. Bridal Fair was the theme of the spring fashion show held March 15. The show featured what a wed- ding was all about, from the engagement party to the ceremony, and appropriate ifashons for all these 20 in host- cheese was Marcia Pieman models going away fash- ions during the Bridal Show held during the spring. '-f+-L....,,- he Wool Contest model their own creations QL TO R Sall Burch- Winners of t - J Y field, Andrea Hamilton, Marcia Pieman and Debbie Woodruff. 56 The Cheese Festival featured exotic cheeses from all over the World.