Independence High School - Wapsie Yearbook (Independence, IA)

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l -f-E.: C---L TDP Row' B CAGE, G McGRAvu, V FRVE, D WDLEE, R HOLLAND, G BUDNAN W FENNER JONES, R MERRILL SECOND Row A VAN TASELL M LENnus, M DAvns, J TDRNER, G MCBANE, R AGHBAUGH, POWELL, W HAMLIN J UN IOR COLLEGE SOPHOHORES WE SOPHOMORE svuDENfs REALIZE AFTER Two YEARS or wonx IN runs INSTITUTION vu: EDucAf1DNAL ADVANTAGES AND OPPORTUNITIES RECEIVED IN THE INDEPENDENCE JUNIOR COLLEGE WE CONSIDER OURSELVES vERv FORTUNATE, TNDEED IN RAVIND runs ovvoRvuNlfv OPEN vo us FouR TRANSFERS Enom OTHER COLLEGES AND uNnvERsnfnEs NAMELV, IOWA UNIVERSITY NORTH WESTERN lDwA STATE UNIVERSITY, AND MASON Clvv JUNIOR COLLEGE ns QUITE INDICIYIVE THAT THE ADvANTAcEs ARE BEING REcoaNuzEo ON THE JUNIOR COLLEGE GOVERNING COMMITTEE, GERALDsNE TURNER WAS CHAIRMAN, Donovuv POWELL AND ARLO VAN TABELL REPRESENTED THE SOPHOMOREQ DORUTHV POWELL SERVED AB SOCIAL CHAIRMAN MANY ENJOYASLE AND WELL ATTENDED SOCIAL EVENTS WERE SPONSORED ev vu: AsovE oRouP. TNE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHED A VAST AMOUNT or sooo wonx runs YEAR SPONSOR ING MANY FINE ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS MARJORIE DAVIS AND GERALD MCGRATH REPREsENfED ue IN runs CAPACITY. AGAIN THIS CLASS ACCOMPLISHED MUCH ALONG DRAMATIC LINF6 Bos GAGE, RON HOLLAND, ALAN JEWEL, ARLO VAN TASELL, AND GERALDINE TURNER WERE YNE INTERESTED ONES IN vu: Musee Acvnvurnes. MANY OUTSTANDING IMPROVEMENTS wwncn WE SDPHOMORES HAVE NorEo AND APPRECIATED ARE THE NDTED ENLARGEMENY IN ru: AMOUNT or REFERENCE MATERIAL, THE IMPROVED SOCIAL PRO- GRAM, THE INCREASED CURRlCULlM, AND THE USE or vw: RENTAL svsvsm wnvn SOME TEXT sooxs. Or MAJOR IMPORTANCE wAs THE nuvnooucvaou or THE COURSES IN EDUCATION wuncw ENAaLEs fu: STUDENT, ar ALL counsss WERE TAKEN, vo RECEIVE A runsv GRADE uunronu COUNTY CERTIFICATE. THREE COURSES HAVE PREPARED THE STUDENT vo TEACH IN ANv RURAL SCHOOL. MARJORIE DAVIS, MAXINE LENaus, AND GERALDINE TURNER COMPLETED vans TEACHER TRAINING COURSE. EACH AND EVERY DAY CHANGES AND ADDITIONS ARE SEING MADE WITH THE SOLE PURPOSE OF BETTERING THE COLLEGE STANDARD IN ALL WAYS. IN PARTING MAY WE SAY THAT THE JUNIOR COLLEGE TWO-YEAR COURSE IS HIGHLY ENCOUR- AGED BY EACH AND EVERYONE OF U8. MAY IT AID YOU IN PLRTHERING YOUR EDUCATION AS IT NAS U8 . WE SOPHOMORE STUDENTS REALIZE AFTER TWO YEARS OF WORK IN THIS INSTITUTION THE EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES AND OPPORTUNITIES RECEIVED IN THE INDEPENDENCE JUNIOR COLLEGE 22

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,XJ ,NE H, s..f N... N.. mmap 'nh - Top Row: W. MEnnuLL, HAMNELNAN, NELsoN, PACE, SMITH, WENHOLZ, CAPQEL, wgN0L.NQ, FIQBT HOW: FIESTEP, MILLER, UERR, MCGQLL, Bnowu, WOLFE, FLucxuNcEn, OEGRIEFI BnuEaAxen JUNIDR COLLEGE FRESHMEN TNE INDEPENDENCE JUNIOR COLLEGE FREBHMEN CAME Enom EAN AND NEAR TO BELONG TO oun nANns Sou: or THE Nusa scnooLs REPRESENTED oven Tar STATE An: ROWLEV HAILETON, WINTHROP UREANA STANWOOD, JESUP DUNDEE, ST Jonns or INDEPENDENCE, AND . INDEPENDENCE Huou ScHooL. ONE scHooL our or THE STATE ANo THAT or LoNG PAnAsnE, DENTS CAMING TO INDEPENDENCE MINNESOTA. WINTHROP HAD THE LARGEST NUMBER or svu JUNIOR COLLEGE THAN ANV OTHER OUTSIDE TOWN, THEV HAD EIGHT STUDENTS COVE HERE WE THREW OURSELVES WHOLF AFTER ADJUSTING OURSELVFS TO A NEW CHAPTER IN OUR LIFE WAS CHOSEN ANU OUR CLRSS WAS HEARTEDLY INTW oun wonx A GOVERNING COMMITTEE REPNESENTED sv Domus MILLER AND FRANKLIN SPANGLER. AN lSSFN8LV COMMITTEE TNAT wAs RESPONSIBLE Fon A PROGRAM EACH FRIDAY wAs Gunozo ev THE sxuLLruL HAND or HELEN FLICKDNGER AND HER HELPERS WuLLns MERRILL, KATHRVN NIELEON, GELENABELL MCBANE AND MARJORIE DAVIS A COLLEGE WOMEN'S AND MEN'S cuoaus wAs STARTED ANn ous cLAss wAs REPFESENTEU IN THE l0MEN'B Cnouv nv' HELEN FLICKINGER, AGNES SHAUE, GEOQGIA N:Lsou, BERNICE LENZ, ORPHA DEGnlEr, AND CELIA DEER. IN THF mEN's cnoup av FRANKLIN SPANGLER. Z3