Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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POLITICAL SCIENCE classes under Ralph Pearson's direction conducted a poll to de termine the local trends in the national election. Mary Gartner and Anne Fehring are calling on Mrs. Wilkerson to inquire about her attitudes. College and high school students have opportunity through lCC's social science classes to study World prob lems and learn how democracy works ICC Students Learn About Democracy in Social Science Class PINPOINTING THE NEWS on a map of the world 1S Nellie Price with Carla Ballenger, Mary Frantz, jim Dittmer, and R1chard l-Imthorn looking on Other members of Ary Lew1s's history class await their turn at the map. L. Q, all -rt

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BUCKING FOR ATLAS' job? This boys' physical education class seems to find the globe a little hard to support. SKIPPING ROPE is one way to keep trim. Margie Dodds doesn't need much trimming--perhaps these workouts are the reason. Physical Education Develops Trim Physiques Physical education programs for both boys and girls emphasize physical fit- ness and teach games designed to be enjoyed in adult life as well as during school days. Intramural tournaments in boys' basketball and class tournaments in volley ball, deck tennis, basketball and speedaway add excitement to the usual routine. ROPE BURNS ignored, these lads go higher and higher attempting to reach the top. BADMINTON, a game which can be enjoyed in adult life, keeps the girls chasing the birdie.

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Robert Clubine Steve Brown Paul Oxley President Vice-President Treasurer Anne Fehring S ecretary And Practice Its Principles in Student Council ' Student Council members are kept busy with serious mattersg but, also, take time to sponsor some social pro- jects such as the Christmas Formal and the Spring Prom. Some of their worthwhile projects were the maga- zine drive for the children's hospital and the installation of a light over the plants in the foyer. PATIENTS AT THE Lenon Nursing Home are trans- ported to the polls by Steve Brown. ROBERT CLUBINE and Mrs. Thelma jackson of the City Clerl-c's office are registering two elderly patients f from the Westervelt Nursing Home. A I BABYSITTING WITH Lisa Wycoff while her mother votes are Judy Small and janet Wycoff.