Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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SOPHOMORES I MARY ANN HACKMASTER. Secretary-H SHIRLEY HYBARGER, Vice Presidente- BILL CHESNUT e Economics, Independence. Juco Pep Liberal Arts. Independence. Pep Club '48. donia. Civic C e es 48 St e b '47, '48, Death Takes a Holiday Football Queen Attendant '-17. Basketball Council ,48, F 1 4 Phi Theta Kappa '48. A Cappella Queen '48, Rotarian ,48. Nght f -I al' Ch '48, Girls Glee Club '47, '48. Sock and Busk 47 48 YMCA 48 The Class of 1948 holds a unique place in the history of Independ- ence Junior College. The end of the war and the rapid demobilzation of the armed forces released a flood of men eager to continue their education. The class of '48 is composed largely of this group. Men outnumber the wo- men three to one. The average age is several years older due to the inter- ruption caused by the war years. A larger number than ever before are married. In the freshman year things were beginning to get back to a somewhat normal situation, and the sophomore year found most Junior College activities in full sway once more. ,F The largest graduating class in seven years, the Class of '48 has played an important part in Junior College activities. In the Freshman year, besides furnishing a majorty of participants in athletics and other school activities, it furnished the leadership for the Student Council and was instrumental in remodeling the Collegiate Room. In the Sophomore year members of the class formed the nucleus of the very successful foot- ball and basketball teams, both of which finished in third place in the high- ly competitive Junior College League. Members of the Class of 1948 have taken an active and constructive part in all phases of college life-Pep Club, Phi Theta Kappa, national honor fraternity, Sock and Buskin, Eng- ineers Club, Band, A Cappella Choir, Inkanquil Staff, The Student paper, and Student Council. Two years of college have left their mark upon the members of the Sophomore Class. The lessons learned and the pleasures enjoyed will long be remembered as the members of the Class of 1948 take their places in the world of tomorrow.