Independence High School - Wapsie Yearbook (Independence, IA)

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1 'I' ,,-.N-, 1'NN..f N- Qxif- r-s. .fx. 'Nik JUNIOR COLLEGE ACTIVITIES Or MAJoR IMQQRTANCE IN THE CDLLECE ACTIVITIES IS THE GOVERNING COMMITTEE ELECTED av THE STDDENT enov IN SEPTEMBER or EACH SCHOOL YEAR THIE COWAITTEE DF FIVE, THRET RDRHDADRLE AND TNO ERLCHMLN wITH THE CHAIRIANSRIR IN THE SOPHOMORE CLASS, CDNTRDIQ ALL STUDENT AFFAIRS AND AFTIVITIFS MEETS WFEKLV THIS vEAR's COMMITTEF coNEIsTEo or SERALDINE TURNER cHAIRmAN DoR9THv POWELL ANC ARLD VAN TASELL, QODHOMOPES, DORIS MILLTR AND FRANKLIN SPANILER FRESHMEV OWING TO FRANKLIN'S DEATH OMAR PACE wAs ARRDINTED TO FILL THE VACANCV MADE nv HIM THIs CQMMITTEE IN TNRN APPUINTS THE STANDING CJMNITTEPB SUCH AB SOCIAL AND AssEMeIv THE SOCIAL PROFRAM ron THE VEAR WAS IN THE HANDS or THE GOVFRNING COMMITTEE wITH DOROTHY POWYLL AS CHAIRMAN, SEVERAL STUDENTS AQSISTED IN THE PLANNING or THE SEVERAL QOCIAL ENENTS SUCH FUNCTION' AQ QTVAK FRVS, BCAVENGER NUNTQ TREASURE HUNTQ NON DATE MIXERS, TIA DANCES DINNERC VICNICS, AND FQRMAL DINNER DANCES WERF GRFATLV ENJOVCD BV THE TUDFNT 800V AND FACULTV 'H ,HRISTMAS DINNER DANCE WAS HELD AT QLACKS IN WATFRLCO, AND THC FPRINP FORMAL WA? OUT OF TOWN ALSO IS T AIM O7 THF CJMMITTEF To HANL AT LEAQT ON? NON DATE ACTINITV AND ONE DANCE FACH MONTH THE ASqE'BLV COM ITTEE PROVIDES FOR THE WPFKLY COLLFGE ACQENQLV SFVFRAL INTERESTINC Afu ENTLP AINIVF ASDEABLIES WE E FEATIRED BY THIS VEAR'n COMVITTEE NAAELY HELFN FLICKINFFR CHAIRMAN UAH LEG? ORGANIZATIONS AND FOLLEFE GLASQFS ARE THE 'OURCES FOR THEQF VARIFD ACTIVITIFS C Y E DF SIRE OF THE FOAVITTEE T0 bTIMHLATE TUDFNT THOUFHT IN MATTER! NOT RELATING TO CLAHSROJM ACTIVITIE' CHEMIDTRV CLUB THE WATCH GLASS BREAKERS CHEMISTRV CLUB WAS EIRRT DRGANIZED IN SEPTEMBER 1934 AT WHICH TI WAS VOTED T0 MAKF IT A PEWAANENT ORGANIZATION IN THE JUNIOR COLLEGE IT WAS ACPEPTED AS A AEMRER IN TNC STUDENT CIENCE CLUBS or AMERICA IN DFFEMBFR I334 ING THE THIRD CLDD IDWA AND THE 4 8 H IN THE NATIUN, SO HONORLJ E PRINCIVAL M OF THE QOCIETY THF STATE 0 T0 PROMOTE THE ADVANCEfFNT or THE STUDY or SCIENCE IN AMERICA ESPECIALLY IN CDRRENT SCIENTIFIC INvEsTIcATIoNs DISCOVFRIES AND PROBLEMS SOCIAL AIMS ALTHOUGH QECONDARV ARF ALSO IVPORTANT MEMBERSHIP TO THE SOCIETY IS OPEN TO THOSE A UDENTS IN CHEmIRTRv CLASSFS MEETING ARE HFLD MONTHLV PRDCRAAS ARE IN THE HANDS OF DIFFERENT COMVITTFES PROGRAMS PRFSFNTED HAVE QEEN BOTH EDUCATIUNAL AND ENTFRTAININ' EXHIBIT MATERIAL IS GATHEREO FOR THE DULIETIN BOARD AND RCSTER WORK AS ONF or THE CLUB ACTIVITIES THE OFFICERS EDR THIS vEAR ARE: PRED OMAR PACE, VICE PREQIDENT HELEN FLICKINGFR, SECRETARV ANQ TREASURER, CELIA UFRR SUPVRVISOR, PRor MORRIG HQEAMAN NUSIC BAND AND ORCHEQTRA ARE CREN TO ALL JUNIOR COLLEGE STUDENTS IN CDNJNNCTIDN WITH THE HIGH QCHUOL QTUDFNTS OE SFECIAL IMPORTANCE IS THE LITTLE GERMAN BAND DIRECTED av ROBERT MFHRILL TED WENHOLZ Bos BRUBAKER ROBERT NERRILL RAvE TAKEN AN ACTIvE PART IN THE BAND AND on HEQTRA IN THE vocAL DEPARTMENT HELEN FLICKINGER BEQNICE LENZ ROBERTA DAVIS GEDRGIA NELSON AND JERRIE TURNER wERE ACTIVE IN THE GIRLS' DIVIQION UNDER PHVLLIW BRlDGE'F DIRECTION WHILE FRANKLIN SPANGLER, Ron HOL LAND Boa GAG: AND ALAN JEWEL WERE ACTIVF IN THE sovs' DIVISION THE LATTER RDRMED AN EXCELLENT QUARTETTE DIRECTED ev MAA BARRER. SOCIAL CALENDAR I936 Z7 SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER OCTOBER OCTOBER NovEMeER DECEMBER DECEMBER FEBRUARY MARCH MARCH APRIL APRIL APRIL v MAV NAV .4- STEAK Env CABARET DANCE SCAVENGER HUNT Homccouuuc DANCE THANxscIvINc DANcE CHRIsTMAs DINNER CHRISTMAS EORMAL DINNER DANCE VALENTINE DINNER ST. PATRICK'B DANCE ENTERTAIN CouNTv SENIDRD APRIL FO0L'5 PARTv TEA DANCE PI DELTA PHI SPRING FCRMAL SPRING EDRMAL DINNER DANCE COLLEGE PICNIC SOPHOMORE GRADUATES' DINNER 28 - 2 I A 4 1' 5 T49 -,I ., 4, 1 .L K A v1 .I ' ' , , L . L ' . I T - - - -' . 1 A . A A - - - ' RI - RI ' I JI - . - S . ' . , E A ' - ,- I . - - IT HE - I ' Q . I- ' ' . . . T .1 . - R I - . I - , .I ., , , -- JDRIE DAVIS, KATHRVN NIELEEN, GERALD MCGRATH, AND NILLIS MERRILL. SPEAKERS, FACULTY MEMBERS, coL- . ., , . . L C AE , . IT IL .H - L . . , ME IT S .- , ' , BE IN r , . O T . TH - AI L IS , , I . . . , . . . '., ' . , . E ' ' . . . I - . , , I D 2 . . . . . . - 1 . . , - , . . I5 25 I5 30 I3 I 23 . - II I2 I9 I I5 23 MA 7 - I3 I7