Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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PERHAPS the least appreciated of all those connected with ICC are the members of the Board of Education. Serving on the Board are Georgia Lee Rockwell, clerkg Dave Dennisg Whnn.,,,. 'X if 7.-. 93511. Francis Pottsg Mrs. Dorothy Beahm, presidentg jack Sandersg Lonnie N. Wood, superintendentg Ralph Osborng Dr. A. E. Bair. Dedicatedf People Make up 06 Members of the Board of Education of Independ- ence City Schools find themselves attending many more meetings than the regularly scheduled once- a-month sessions. Special meetings are called to take care of hiring replacements for retiring teachers, participating in studies of the schools and attending many of the school-sponsored events. Since the board is made up of busy professional and' business people, the demands made upon their time by schools are an added burden. Cer- tainly the old saw if you want anything done, ask the busy man applies to these people, for they realize that someone must carry the thankless responsibility for running our schools. 7

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Students of ICC are proud of Dean Fred Cinotto, for he is not only a good administrator who takes personal inter- est in his students, but his value is also recognized by the North Central Asso- ciation of Colleges and Secondary Schools. He has been serving as a mem- ber of a committee on accreditation which examines schools making applica- tion for membership and recommends their acceptance or rejection on the basis of that examination. Neil Edds, assistant dean, is primarily concerned with students in the high school divisiong however he is always ready to help any student in either di- vision who has a problem. He efficient- ly takes the reins during Mr. Cinotto's absence. Superintendent Wood has the responsi- bility of the college as well as the other public schools in Independence. He is interested in every phase of the college and seldom misses either high school or college division athletic events. Assistant Dean: Neil Edds 6 Dean: Fred Cinotto Superintendent of Schools: Lonnie N. Wood

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Boyd Talley and Steven Muck, guidance counselors, not only give students advice about the curriculum they should choose, but also personal and vocational guidance. These counselors find part-time employment for many students and help place ICC graduates. Giv- ing information about scholarships and awards is an- other job this department has taken. In addition to these services, the counselors give stu- dents aptitude tests, interest tests, college entrance exams and employment service tests. Among the other tests given for college entrance requirements and per- sonal use are the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, American College Testing Program, College Boards, NROTC and the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying l k. besides secretaria wor Test' Dwwmgwllswwi MRS. LORETTA WATTS, our bookkeeper, keeps I.C.C.'s finances in order.