Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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PLANNING FOR EACH class is a part of every teacher's duty. Wilbur Hyde, shorthand and typing teacher and senior class sponsor, is contem- plating the work for his classes. Business Busily working on bal- ancing their columns in this accounting class is Mary Mishler, Alice Henry, Gerald Darbro and Bruce Roby. Job Opp ' iwBus?nesS Abbinotflilnwamdf BY SPONSORING the Col- lege Pep Club, Charlene jef- lers trightl maintains contact with students after school hours. She conducts classes in accounting and bookkeeping. 28 WomewtaD AN ATTRACTIVE AD- DITION to our campus this year is Carol Maples fleftj. Besides teaching sec- retarial courses, she spon- sors the high school Pep Club. WHETHER PREPARING for a business career or furthe education, shorthand is a useful course

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Students who are willing to work and much effort by in- structors and musicians go into making ICC's music depart- ment outstanding. Band and Orchestra combine both the high school and college division students. Connected with these groups are the marching band, pep band, and the Blue Notes dance band. The marching band performs at football games, parades and band day at Kansas State University. The pep band generates pep at basketball games and pep assemblies. The Blue Notes play for dances in Independ- ence and surrounding communities. Vocal music is divided into college and high school groups. Included are the College Choir, Girl's Triple Trio, Girls Ensemble and Robed Choir. These groups appear at assem- blies and take part in musical productions and graduation ceremonies. They are often invited to appear before civic clubs. LLOYD MORDY, in- HAROLD THOMP- Structor of inslru- SON, vocal music and HICHIHI music- choir directing. Fw Musto ambmb O66wu Opp 6M low ORCHESTRA MEMBERS practice to make their performance perfect. They look forward to their concert and furnishing music for the operetta.

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FILLING IN FOR an extra class in typing, Clyde Evans frightj, who also teaches economics and business law, dem- niques to his students. The Business Department at I.C.C. offers ac- counting, business law, retailing, salesmanship, economics, personal finance, typing, stenography, business machines, office procedure, secretarial technique and business correspondence. These departments enable students to get secretarial and bookkeeping jobs and also prepares them to major onstrates proper tech- l ,.,.,.-.-all-l0 ,,,,.1q,-o48li5'9 in business management at a four-year school. I.C.C.'s business department has wide selection of machines on which to train including manual and electric typewriters, calculating machines and key driven machines. Our roving photographer caught these students working on the calculating machines while doing their accounting. These students pause to check letters that have been dictated to them. 29