Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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Wendell Ferguson, college general chemistry, inor- ganic chemistry and Fresh- man class co-sponsor. Dempsey Walker, college and H.S. physics, physical . P- ence Club. , ff li 5, science and sponsor of Sci- , V 1,, W V- 5 Q High Assww ' Success Students majoring in any engineering field as well as those in pre-med or pre-nursing courses find themselves enrolled in ICC's excellent physical science department. Classes begin to diminish in size as students change fields when the going becomes rough. Sophomore classes in physics and inorganic chemistry find only the hardy few enrolled who are determined to complete their basic preparation for their chosen fields. The excellent instruction and high standards maintained by the instructors account for these students' success in higher colleges. J . 1 V, ' 31-A.. .st - EXPLAINING SOME of the class- room equipment, Mr. Walker sets up plans for future Science Club meetings with members, Mike Den- nis Ccenterl and Mike Hardy Qrightj. 18

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HANDLING the worm gingerly, Carol Stout makes a preliminary incision. Mr. Arnwine can be seen aiding students in the background. Dissecting afWofwwI2,equ11ws Ql2iwmwLPatieuw Concentrating on tracing the systems of their specimens, David Cotterill fleftj and jim Wilhelm frightj prepare to draw their lab plates. ...-

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john Driskell frightl puzzle over the ex- egg hifi' CHECKING A CHEMISTRY workbook, Mr. Ferguson looks over Keith Hemme's shoulder while Gary Martin Ccenterj and ercises in their lab books. The half a man also working on his lab book is Kenny Dexter. fe.. EXPERIMENTS IN PHYSICS must be ex- act according to Bill Self, Qleftl, Dave Cramer, Qcenterl, and Ron Davidson, Qrightl. WORKING IN THE CHEMISTRY lab can be fun and perplexing as is evident in this picture of Mr. Arnwine's fourth hour high school chemistry class.