Coffeyville Community College - Reflections Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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,ii .Ha L TO R-Debbie Crites, Marcy Davenport, Linda Ashenfelter, Kathy Wirts, Beth Walls, Renae Woods, Renice Woods and Marcy Pendleton. And of course the Red Raven. We've got spirit it 1m5',, . ,,, -I' odnn to . dnnn rf' e W o::o RRWWZ f hit:-is W' ' 'i ' ' 4 :thi ' kr, 5, xi R li H X J, y 'oox , R wg, A -li I l Q5 sz.. 9' Beth, in a moment of anxiety. The 1971-72 Coffeyville Com- munity junior College Cheerleaders welcome you to the athletic section. Raven Cheerleaders in another of their three outfits. ? 5 1 we X,

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M SO Promotes Interest in Medical Training The CCJC Medical Science Or- ganization was formed in Novem- ber. It is a service club for students in either medical or para-medical studies. The thirty members aided in the establish- ment of a nuclear research radiol- ogy lab at Coffeyville Memorial Hospital by raising almost Sl, 000 through a candy bar sale held in january. MSO officers were David Doss, Presidentg Tim Osborne, Vice- Presidentg Rick Reel, Secretaryg Linda Buffington, Treasurer. 1 'LV ,,', . 2, .Q ,,. '- e - :gd , ,f The wonders of a drop of blood are examined and recorded. David Doss sells the first candy bar to Dr. James Wilson at Coffeyville Memorial Hospital. I is X J? il S' ,, -' Wil w , N W , - 2 Q, K X M I ,LH 4 , -lj ' A 3 . is Vi, - A,-, X K V' JI .5 ' ' l ' 5 W The proper mixing of solutions is an important thing to be learned. , gc il Members of MSO were: FIRST ROW- Don Lind, Sponsor, Marilyn Weber, Pat Smith, Judy Douglass, Pam DeMoss, SECOND ROW- David Doss, Linda Buffington, Marjorie Carnin, Linda Mangan, Jeffie Cherry, Lorraine Skidmore. THIRD ROW- Meggin Walls, Nancy Beam, Pete Walterschied, David Harbough, Bill Scott, Joe Robinson, Wayne Royal. 58 3 1 ,. H it ui H X , it I 1 L59 K' lla.

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W. . X. U .3 N Ee ite, New is Q Q Q MARK BOLICK JERRY COOK WILBUR LAN IER '5' , l 's I O A I ri Jos HAUPTMAN JOHN CRISS t 46- WENDAL PALMER Coaches and Phys Ed Instructors Bolick: Head football coach Mark Bo- lick. A native of Tonkawa, Oklahoma, Mark has been coaching since the age of 23. He started as assistant freshman coach at K-State in 1966, and has been the head coach for CCJC in football for two years. Cook: Assistant football coach Jerry Cook. Outstanding defensive coach with solid coaching background. Has great ability to recruit young players. Lanier: Assistant football coach Wil- bur Lanier. Wilbur coached offensive backs during the year and also was assistant basketball coach. Hauptrnan: Assistant football coach joe Hauptman. Joe, a former high school All-American and Big Eight football player, would coach offen- sive line and become golf coach. Criss: john Criss discusses matters with Raven roundballers. John, who 60 has in his first year as head basket- ball coach at CCJC, led the team to a 21-11 record and runner-up spot in the Region VI tournament at Hutchinson. Palmer: Wendall was physical educa- tion instructor of health and first aid, as well as fencing coach and intramural director. to