Cowley College - Tiger Daze Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

Page 15 text:

Administration And Auxilliary Staff CCCjC's custodians are Grant Gribble and J. Harold Woosley. Q 2 x Q Xsxw 4 AF NMMQ 15 fn ., 6 F' s 5 mai Q ii v?,QQ? Es ii' it - ..,, , lvlh lit 1155 ' ' it 'A T27 i, -f y Q 5' ft' 'V S ,. .- f if . , -gt ,Q ' iff' 'V Lv -ik, 7' 'XS - X 9 : 0 ' ix :'?.i Mary Margaret Williams, Director of Admissions, Records, and Education, john H. Boehnke, Coordinator of Counseling, Se- lective Service, and Veterans Affairs, Elmer Morris, Director of Neighborhood Youth Corps, Director of Student Housing, and Financial Aids Officer, jack jarret, Supervisor of Adult Education. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Beverly Anderson, Secretary to the Dean of Occupational Education, Mrs. Peggy Pfleider, Secretary to the Director of General Education, Mrs. Ruth Cvillock, Secretry to President Nelson. BACK ROW: Mrs. Cheryl Wahlenmaier, Sec- retary to the Counseling Center and Receptionist, Mrs. Darlene Snyder, Secretary to the Financial Aids Officer and Counseling Center, Mrs. Ava Lohmann, Secretary to Dean of Administration and Student Affairs, and Mrs. Ardelia Ferris, Secretary to the Business Manager. Hia, 153 za ss ll

Page 14 text:

O O U Administration Mr. Winston Scott, Dean of Administration and Student Affairs, Mr. Walter Mathiasineier, Director of General Edu- cation, Mr. A. F. Buffo, Dean of Occupational Education. Dr. Gwen Nelson, President of CCCJC, Cheers on the Octo- ber bond drive. Mr. J. E. Moore, Business Manager and clerk of the Board of Trustees. 1 . Members of the Board of Trustees are, Walter David, Aubrey Foster, Harold Walker, Dan Walker, Andrew Swoyer and Ed Gilliland. .. , 'N ..m'V 'D ,. .X gf ,Q s . t I ,. -+..,.,,,

Page 16 text:

Faculty This is the first year for the courses at GGGJC to be divided into three major divi- sions. These divisions are the Division of Oc- cupational Education vvhich includes the De- partment of Business, Department of lndus- trial Technology, and the Department of Adult Education. The Second is the Division for as Administration and Student Affairs, and the third is the Division of General Education. The as f three divisions are headed by Dean Anton Buf- if fo, Dean Winston Scott and Dean Walt Mathi- asmeier, respectively. Higgs? K The Courses and faculty have been divided into five divisions. The DGp8.I'f1'I1G1111 of l-lL11'1'13I1ll1lGS, chols, jack Nail, and Kitty jordan with a project. 1. P. Devvell chairmang the Department of So- cial Sciences, Leonard Hathcoat chairman, Department of Natural Sciences, Lonnie F. Bedwell chairman, the Department of Business and Service Technology, Richard Tredway chairman and Department of Industrial Tech- nology, Ben L. Cleveland chairman. Mrs. Sue jean Covacevich, Art instructor, helps Sandra Ni- The reason for these changes in the system of education is for better organization and under- standing between departments and to provide a better education for everyone concerned. Members of the Department of Humanities are: SITTING: j.P. Dewell, Speech and Department Chairman. STANDING: K.R. Galle, German, Mrs. Ruth Elaine Brown, English, Mrs. Margaret M. Wheeler, Englishg Miss Leota janzen, English, Thomas A. Newton, English and Student Publications, August S. Trollman, Musicg Mrs. Sue jean Covacevich, Art, Mrs. Fostine Mon- crief, Music, and Mrs. jo Leon, Spanish. ..,.......1-un-........gmm.T..s me .gm an -:ft ,.7..m5'34u535.5'i:4 x ' K' 5 f r 'iw' i 1,31 , ,Q V ff -r r ,H gl fx 5, ,T its 1 .Av 1-7 -ZX 12