Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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PSYCHOANALYSIS is the topic of discussion for these psychology students. Phil Arcada- pane seems to be emphatic in his opinions as Karen Willard, Kenneth Gordon, and Mary Jo Thomason listen attentively. Education Maiors Education is a popular major at ICC . Early training and student teaching give students an oppor- tunity to try the profession and decide whether they are training for a field in which they will find satisfaction . ,. H,MmH Learn Skills for Teaching Psychology gives students an oppor- tunity to study the workings of the hu- man mind. Study of the theories set forth by leading psychologists and the examination of testing devices give an opportunity -for students to better un- derstand themselves and the people arotmd them. I KNOW! I KNOW! Children in a class at the Riley grade school want to answer the question asked by student teacher Janice Osborn. She is practicing the work required ing. of all sophomores enrolled in student teach-

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