Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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P CHARLES STRYKER, Social Science Buffalo Y. M. C. A., '37, LADDIE SWANDER, Pre-Engineering Independence MARGARET JEAN THOMPSON. Social Science Independence Phi Theta Kappa, '38, Phi Rho Pi, '38, Secretary-treasurer Phi Rho Pi, ' Honor Roll, '37, '38, Y. W. C. A., '37, De- bate, '37, '38, Member State Champion De- bate Team. '37, Extempore Speaking, '38, After Dinner Speaking, '38. '37, 383 HAROLD THORNTON, Terminal Fredonia Football, '37, '38, Basketball, '37, '38, Track, '37, MARGARET JUNE WALLINGFORD, Teachers Course Cherryvale Zeta Literary Society, '37, '38, Y. W. C. A., '37, '38, Program Chairman Y. WV. C. A., '38. RANDALL WALTERS, Dramatics Independence Sock and Buskin, '37, '38, Y. M. C. A., '37, '38, Football, '37, '38, Whispering Walls , Night of January 16th , Eyes of Tlaloc , lL's a Gift , Double Door . JACK WIGGINS, Social Science Gatesville, Texas Football, '37, '38, Football Captain, '38, Captain All-State Team, '38, All-State Football Team, '37. NAN AVIS WILLIAMSON, Social Science Neodesha Pep Club, '38, Y. W. C. A., '37, '38. SEWARD WILSON, Jr., Science Altoona Sock and Buskin, '38, Engineering Club, '38, Double Door , Eyes of Tlaloc , 'It's a Gift , College of Emporia, '37, WOODROW WILSON, Social Science Ga tesville, Texas Football, '37, '38. INA WISE, Social Science Independence Sock and Huskin, '38, Y. W. C. A., '3S. DOROTHY YATES, Teaching Tyro age 27 1 . . s , . 4 32 5. Q :wg 5 A R .,,., ,fa lfibi M33 in 'ini e . in .5551 - Q 1f , 1 7 . il 7 ., I :i f l . . L R Q ' fl , i .A ai P ff i .5 lil riff 5255: fri' A Ni 195' Szzi-7' 6.1. w--' I c ffm V' ' ,TJ -1 fl fl, ll .V fx , 'W f 4 3 , 3 m -1' 2 fi r gill 5.53 Eg,-51 ,.., se. 'fe ' 155 . .9 1: wat ee z-gf: iw 7. f i fe ,flf Pi, gi 'iw' 5 . shi . 'Q A1

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OFFICERS Bill Knight ------ President Kenneth Dominy - Vice-President J. B. Patterson - - Secretary Bill Robinson ----- Treasurer Sue Sevier - - Assembly Representative Freshman Class History What will the future hold for the freshmen of 1938? No one can accurately answer this question but no doubt difficult and unanticipated problems will arise which the chosen leaders and the public will have to solve. Some of the present freshmen will be outstanding in their later lives and become the leaders and thinkers in organizations of the coming day. Many of them will be a part of the great public upon whose shoulders weighty problems will rest. In order to make wise leaders and cooperating followers, it is the purpose of this college, or any college, to prepare the way for the lives ahead of these students. Each student should take advantage of these opportunities offered. The exercises of graduation from high school were called commencement and the freshman year in college is really the beginning of a new attitude and apprecia- tion of life. The freshmen everywhere are looking ahead and are willing to put forth effort so that their generation may be worth while and have something to its credit in the pages of history. Knight Dominy Patterson Robinson Sevier Page 28