Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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OFFICERS Robert Perkins ---- President Vi1'giI1ia Spellmali - - Vice-President Marjorie Nell Spillman - - - Treasurer William Merrill ---- Treasurer William Highf - Assembly Representative Sophomore Class l-listory The class of 1938 has come to the close of two enjoy- able and successful years in Independence junior college. Many things have taken place since the memorable day in September, 1936, when 178, slightly bewildered but hopeful and confident freshmen met for the first time and were safely launched on their junior college career. The sophomore class has produced many leaders in all the activities, social, athletic, and scholastic. Besides being well represented on the twice state-championship football team, it has furnished a backbone for the hoop- sters and shining stars on the cinder track. Scholastic ability is not lacking as is evidenced by the number of sophomore members in Phi Theta Kappa, on the honor roll, and the forensic squad, composed mostly of sophomores, has proved its merit time and time again. The other activities including Sock and Buskin, Zeta, the Engineering club, Y. W. C. A., Y. M. C. A., and the Pep Club find many outstanding sophomore students in their ranks. The sophomores form a much valued nucleus for a new organization this year, the college orchestra. Although a few of those freshmen have fallen by thc wayside, 72 graduates, making up in quality whatever they may lack in quantity, will receive their sheepskins this spring. After these two years they have reached their goal and have become prepared to seek future, bigger goals with confidence and faith in themselves. Perkins Spellman Spillman Merrill Hight Page 18

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AVIS ELAINE ALLRED, Social Science Independence Phi Theta Kappa, '38. EVLYN AMOS. Liberal Arts Independence Pep Club, '38, Phi Theta Kappa, '38, Con- cert Orchestra, '38. RICHARD W. AREY, Terminal Independence Phi Theta Kappa, 37, '38: Zeta Literary Society, '37: Engineering Club, '37, '38: Tennis, '37, Student Council, '37, '381 Kansas University: Assistant Editor Ink- anquil, '37, '38. JOSEPHINE AUBUCHON, Liberal Arts Independence Zeta Literary Society, '37, '38: Y. W. C, A., '37, '38: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '37: Vice-president Y. W. C. A., '38. TOM BAEHL, 'Terminal Independence Football, '37, '38: Business Manager Ink- anquil, '37, '38. MARVIN E. BAKER, Chemistry Independence Engineerinr Club, '37, '38C Y. M. C. A.. '3T. TED BAKER, Business Administration Independence Y. M. C. A., '37, '38: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '3T3 Tennis, '373 Class Officer, '37. BILL BANKS, Pre-Legal Independence lingineerimz Club, '37, '38: Y. M. C. A., '37, '38, Belle of Bagdad . THELMA BARNABY, Terminal Bartlesville, Oklahoma Oklahoma Baptist University, '36, '3T. RUBY BECKNER. Teaching Conway Springs. l Page 19 I