Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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LARRY DERRYBERRY IS using-I-lg metal letlie in ,.,j preparing one of his as- signrnents, USING a jig saw is one of the first skills learned in the wood working classes. Wayne Foreman is working on one of his class projects using this equipment. was e 1 ,. F , Q sm, .,.... ,.., Z .3 E: f.. --fr ' , Fi: --, wi 2 ,V .w,,w H 3. - EH Q 'M 1 W., he nnt tnitt S 've-A Y- 1 5: mm gju? Cil'?? V V' '1 'bf VH.,?, GRAHAM REEVES and Homer McIntosh are ripping a. --,aw Shops Provide for Valuable board on the circular saw while Jerry Rnmfelt waits PLANING A BOARD are Jim Pinkney and Gary Pas- h1S turn. In the baCkg1'O1111d Th11I'1'f1H11 Stevens and Tom sauer. Practical Gaining in metals and wood working Starnes are doing a gluing task. is given in ICC's shops. - . T - YE' Q , it u uw ,geapws . ww u .mm - mm r 1 -gm: 1 . 3, tan,- -.gli

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CHECKING COPY and dum- mying the page are only two of the many activities to be performed by Sue Sellars and Kathi Thomas. Here Kathi is checking with Sue to find a story just the right length to fill a hole on page 1. 15

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LOCKING the form on a page of type ready for the press are Ameal Mentzel and Dennis Cross, printing students. Training in Industrial Skills Line-o-types chatter and click, presses rumble, and printers grow experienced in producing the print- ed matter used by the College. Pub- lishing The Student on a letterpress and The Buccaneer on a small offset press are only small tasks among the many completed by Charles Belt's NO, IT'S NOT A MONSTROUS TYPEWRITER! Tom Campbell is operating a Line-o-type which sets a line of type ready for the mal-ce-up and printing process. printing and line-o-type classes. School stationery, forms and souvenir programs are a few other jobs produced here. The plant is one of the best equipped plants in any small college Here students learn a valuable trade.