Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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Left tu Right : James Baker. Le ' tn i;? iiikiiiuysr. Glen Amick, James Dunbar. Alvin Wood. Dean Rose, Alan Clayton, and Mr. Smith. The Y. M. 6. A. The Young Menis Christian Associa- tion is composed of seven members and is under the sponsorship of Mr. Smith. The officers of the ckib are as follows: Alan Clayton, president ; Dean Rose, vice- president; Leon Brinkmeyer, secretary- treasurer; and Alvin Wood, reporter. The other mlembers include James Baker, Ghr Amick, and James Dunbar. The club enjoyed numerous social activ ities. Besides several parties the Y. M. C. A. sponsored an all college picnic dur- ing the latter part of the school year. Page 29

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Left to Right: Doralee Kessinger. Carol Rogers. Miss Old, JoAnn Ellis, and Pauline Williams. The r. W. 6. A. The Young Women ' s Christian Asso- ciation was composed of a group of five girls and their sponsor, Miss Fern Old. The officers of the organization were Carol Rogers, president; Doralee Kessin- ger, vice-president ; JoAnn Ellis, secji ' e- tary; and Beatrice Riggs, treasurer. Meetings were held onoe every two weeks during the hour in the cafeteria. Although handicapped by a compara- tively small membership, the Y. W. C. A. was very active in school affairs. During the month of planned Bible reading, the Y. W. C. A. took charge of the services for one week. In February the club held a Heart Sister week which was climaxed by a weiner roast at the Lone Chief cabin. Page 28

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Top Row: Carol Rogers, Shirley Lattin. Nadine Dyer, Georgeanne Jenkins, Carol Dunn. Blendina Fields. Second Row : Marcia Drake. JoAnn Ellis, Shirley Graves. Nornna Bullock, Mary Jane Fowler. Mary Schreck. Paulin Williams, Betty Braden. Bottom Row : Phyllis Ellison, Betty Brothers. Marguerite Shaw, Dorothy Stephenson, Joycelyn Thomas, Virginia Purinlon, Doralee Kessinger. c uco ' Pep Glub The Girls ' Pep Club dreamed of the future, when other junior college teams would victoriously carry on the old tra- ditions of the past sports teams, and with this dream in mind, the Pep Club could not die. Appearing in their attractive blue and gold uniforms at competitive high school games, at parades, in drills, and various other activities, the 25 members carried on the spirit of the dashing Pirate team, which, were it not for the war, would be fighting gallantly on the sports field, in- stead of, as now, the battlefield. By so doing, the pep club has upheld its purpose to create interest and en- thusiasm in athletic activities and to de- velop a friendly school spirit in all activ- ities, of the school. Marcia Drake, Norma Bullock, Leon Brinkmeyer, and Glen Amick were cheer- leaders for the first semester, but the second semester Norma Bullock resigned and was replaced by Betty Braden. Nadine Dyer was president of the club and Virginia Perkins was the secretary. The club was under the sponsorship of Miss Pearl Russell. Page 30