Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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MARJORIE RAASCH-Liberal Arts, Independence. Pep Club '47, '48, DEAN STEPHENSON--Pre-Business, Inde- pendence. JIMMY SMITH-Pre-Engineering, Fredonia. Eng- ineering Club '48. CHARLES SHOEMAKER-APre-Journalism, Independence. The Student '47, '48g Inkan- quil Staff '48. DALE FALER-General, Independence. Band '47, '4.8g Football '48g Men's Glee Club '48g A Cappella Choir '48g Pirates of Penzance . BILL SEARCY-Pre-Business, Neodesha. WALTER RENNER-Pre-Business, Independence. CHARLES NEELAND-Pre-Engineering, In- dependence, Engineering Club '48. LAWRENCE ROBBINS-Pre-Engineering, Fre- donia. Engineering Club '48, JOHN BAILEY-Pre-Engineering, Independ- ence. Engineering Club '48.

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FRESHMEN ima' wwf NANCY TODD--Secretary-Treasurer JACK EVANS-Vice President JOE WORL-President Last year's high school commencement exercises started another group of men and women on to new experiences and problems. A large number of the graduates, along with some out-of-town students and re- turning veterans, have found these experiences in college as freshmen. The way of life is different from anything they have previously exper- ienced, they are however, once more at the bottom of the heap working up. When they started to school last fall, these freshmen accepted the challenge of showing themselves worthy of their position in all phases of school life. They have not stood still since accepting that challenge. They have done well in the scholastic field. Of the fifteen mem- bers of Phi Theta Kappa, four are freshmen. The speech class had several freshmen in its ranks to help out its standing at the forensic contest this winter. Athletics have not been neglected, however, in the pursuit of knowledge. The football team was composed of a large number of fresh- men who showed themselves worthy of notice. The basketball team and the spring sports program were helped by a number of freshmen. Interest was also shown in the field of music. The college a cap- pella choir and men's and women's choruses had a fine year because of the participation of many freshmen. The band and drum corps also had a number of college freshmen. The band and drum corps also had a number of college students, the majority of whom were freshmen. The future should hold much in store for this class whose most outstanding qualifications and achievements are yet to be revealed.