Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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'- W , , l 1 Y ANNA MAE SLAUGHTER, Social Science Q' Independence , ' , I r I CARL SODEN, Social Science 1 Caney Football, '34, '35, Basketball, '34, '35, I 1 Track, '34, '35, ' I! 1 V' RALPH THOMAS, Social Science ' Fredonia Phi Theta Kappa, '34, '352 Treasurer Freshman Class, '34, Vice-President Sopho- more Class, '35, President Zeta Literary Club, '35, President Student Council, '35. EDITH THOMPSON, Social Science Independence Phi Theta Kappa, '34, '35, President Phi Theta Kappa, '35, Phi Rho Pi, '34, '35, President Phi Rho Pi, '35, Zeta Literary N , Club, '34, Y. W. C. A., '34, W , TRUMAN THOMPSON, Social Science Independence MAXINE E. WEBB, History S Neodesha , Y. W. C. A., '33, Pep Club, '33, Sock and Buskin, '33, The Youngest . 1 LaVERNA WHARTON, Social Science ' Fredonia X Phi Theta Kappa, '35, Phi Rho Pi, '34, - '35, Secretary-Treasurer Phi Rho Pi, '35, Y. w. o. A., '34, '35, vice-President Y. W. I C. A., '35, Debate, '34, '35. , ALICE WHITE, Social Science Independence Inkanquil Staff, '35. CLYDE J. WILLIAMS, Pre-Physical Education Independence NEAL L. WILSON, Social Science Moline Y. M. C. A.. '34, '35. WILLARD WINTER, History 5 Neodesha it 1 Phi Theta Kappa, '34, '34: Vice-President ' Phi Theta. Kappa, '35, Y. M. C. A., '34, ' '35. EMAVE WRIGHT, History Howard A, , Phi Rho Pi, '34, '35, Vice-President Phi ' ' Rho Pi, 35, Zeta Literary Club, '34, '35, ' I Y. W. C. A.. '34, '35, Y. W. Cabinet, '35, ': Sock and Buskin, '34, '35, Pep Club, '34, '- 'l '35, Hay Fever , '34. - 4 , ' I Page 21 I pg 1 5: , - -A -W--N --------N we - -T?.,.,...-- BT- ' 'fp Q , , 2.-. . F, fgfwfkw ,J i4-.E- . 4 ng' - -:gf -f -'ll -M ,JE ,NTL Ln A 5 '-mp, . -f5f1v'n- 'L'ff'-3' ,., ,.- .. V. iq., , f, vY'.'ui .5 J 'if l ' ' f:-1 '? efEM ' I i 1 1 ,fr ,4 WMA. L... . I lf -. if f .9 ,, .5 1 in., -izi

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FRESHMAN CLA SS OFFICERS BonJour, president: Wallace, vice-president: Stezhlznan, secretary: Slaughter, treasurer. Freshman Class History The freshman class of 1935 has proved an important factor in college life. Over half of the entire student body aie freshmen and ceitainly they have contributed a proportionate share of enthusiasm and haid work. Freshmen have played an outstanding part in athletics contributing valuable support to the school s ventures in football basketball and track. It is commendable that so many athletes have maintained a scholastic standing sufficiently high to remain eligible f-01 competition. Every other organization owes much to freshmen for its size and ac- complishments. The Zeta club Sock and Buskin Y. W. C. A. Y. M. C. A. Phi Theta Kappa Phi Rho Pi Engineering club and the student council have all depended to no small degree upon the efforts of freshmen. It is interesting to observe that more than one half of the freshmen en- rolled in the junior college are students from neighboring towns. Much of the credit for freshman importance must go to these out-of-towners. Class officels Wele elected at the beginning -of the school year. They are: president Gerald BonJour' vice-president Joe Wallace- secretary Roger Steadman' treasurer Ernestine Slaughter- student council representative Virginia Gilmore' chapel representatives James McKinley and June Bolton. Page 23 v .i A , 5 3 , . ,ls , , F ,S .WM 0 I . 1 . . , . 7 s r a ' l . l l 1 l l Y 1 7 9 I ! T 7 T r it 1 I . . . ' 1 i - ll v v 1 a Q l'I ' 7 1 r 7 u I . 1 p XI 'X 1 J f , If i. In it A W' ,U fr -1 , 4,41 . R . iff- . , if 'gl ' 1- 1 I'l'.f v ' ,. , YJ i .4 . ' 'J Y fr l t , ffl' al' M , ai' ffl I P' l zllfhxx y H. i 1 5' -.e A . 13. 'le-af -'Yr WY' rf' . .. if ggi 5 ,incl If i 4. ' if ' 'E Y if fy