Coffeyville High School - Purple C Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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f - A AA '- ' ff '-' f A - , , Cf? f s, -H N3 fs TW -tc tL2fL'f3 '5s7 J - Pumle - 31155. are feigf I t A 1 KN fs: X V' o o o gg Coffeyville Senior High School Q Q 21 WG 'WF ....l J tb fa The completion of the magnificant Roosevelt Junior High School and the opening of the Coffeyville Junior College were the 1 two outstanding events of the present school year. 1 The Manual Arts and Household Arts work for the Senior ' High students is now taught in the Roosevelt School which has the finest of equipment and many spacious rooms for this work. In the Manual Arts Department, Elementary and Advanced Woodworking, Elementary Mechanical Drawing, Machine Draw- ing, Architectual Drawing, and Auto Mechanics are taught. The Household Arts equipment consists of modern cooking and sewing rooms, cafeteria, and a model apartment. Coffeyville Senior High School offers the usual work taught in any large high school. The variety of work offered and the range of electives permitted is sufficient to permit any student to determine the type of work for which he is best fitted and as well to secure a good basis for advanced work in the subjects in which he is most interested. The Coffeyville Junior College was established to make it possible for the graduate of C. H. S. to secure two years of college work at home without expense. Owing to the large expense of attending college away from home, many are unable to go longer than two years. By having the first two years of college work in Coffeyville, all may secure two years of education beyond the high school and a large number will be able to complete a college course. Many high school graduates are unable to carry college work successfully. It is best for those who cannot to fail at home rather than elsewhere. The Junior College has a good influence on the high school. Better library and laboratory facilities are provided for the junior J college. These are also used bythe senior high school students. ,vt in The local community is bettered by the presence of the junior Jxxll CQ.. x r college. The money expended in taxes to maintain the college largely returns to the community. Our high school graduates are kept at home two years longer and as well more teachers are brought here Cl P'Xf'5?2 wwf TWV Ngmo 4- 'N ge, . , S66 J? ' i 4 i l U A . ,U gn, -- L A Q sg f