Independence High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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V i 7 I I 4, 4 l iw, r :, rug,-LY, - A : f Flowers of Education The high school building, where the crude is poured in from the elementary schools, and the first refining processes take place. One can- not step into its halls without becoming con- scious of the exhilirating, youthful, ambitious atmosphere which perfvades. ' Although the high school building is com- paratively new, it is rapidly developing a tradi- tion. How often cheers have echoed throghout the building when an exciting basketball game was in session in the gymnasium!