Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1965 volume:

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V 1,-1-WAN, u 'W W 43 Toward the Future Looking toward the future, the editors of your Communico see many advances which are being considered for the junior colleges of Kansas. The expected increase in enroll- ment is already reflected in the enrollment of Independence Community College, and the State legislature is considering the iunior college and its future as the Communico goes to press. For these reasons the Communico staff chose the forward look as the theme for this 1965 yearbook. Renita Blankenship, art editor, created a design which would represent this theme. The two points of the design represent the wider separation of the high school and college divisions. This separation is progressing as is noted in the separated Student Councils and other organizations which had until this year been combined. Standing as a physical symbol of lCC's progress, the new Student Union provides a much needed place for socializing with friends over a cup of coffee or lunch. . jf ff Published by the Yearbook Staff of Independence Community College Independence, Kansas 'E 'Sf fig, Q 2 M2 3' ,t if :HH ,.-,N Y Q Wi1f?f STUDENTS LEAVE the newStudent Union of lndependenceCommunity with friends for a test, indulged in a friendly game ot chess or eaten College. No doubt they have finished a chat over coffee, studied breakfast or lunch. Administration . . Dedication . . . Academic .... College ...... High School... Activities . . . Athletics ....... Communico Staff . . . Index .......... Contents i . JFS 2 , BEGINNING CONSTRUCTION of The long owcited Student Union interested everyone ot ICC. Completion, earlier scheduled for December, wcis drugged out until February. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD of Education are: Georgia Lee Rockwell, clerk, Francis Potts, Dave Dennis, Mrs. Dorothy Beahm, president, Lonnie N. Wood, superintendent, Dr. Albert E. Bair, Jack Sanders, and Ralph Osborn. Communico Is Dedicated to Board Members The Board of Education of Independence Schools meets once a month, but then there are special meet- ings called to hire new teachers, replace old teachers, prepare budgets, decide teachers' salaries, and con- sider many other things. These professional meri and women have taken time away from their private lives to prepare for and con- sider the future education of the students in the Inde- pendence school system. These men and women, though, do not forget the needs ofthe community. Mr. Ralph Osborn, appeared as Colonel Pickering in the play MY FAIR LADY. We, the high school and college students of ICC thank you for the long hours and hard work you spend to make ICC the institution of higher education that it is. Thus it is with great pleasure that we dedicate this 1965 Communico to you. Dean-Principal: Fred Cinotto Neil Edds, assistant dean-principal, works per- sonally with students in the high school divisiong however he is always ready to help any student in either division. During Mr. Cinotto's absence, he efficiently takes over the reins of lCC. Administrators of ICC Are Busy, Responsible People Students at ICC hold Dean-Principal Cinotto in high esteem. He is not only a good administrator, but his value is also recognized by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. He has been serving as a member of a committee on accreditation which examines schools making application for membership in that organization. The committee recommends their acception or rejection on the basis of that examination. Assistant Dean-Principal: Neil Edds CMS. R. STEWART pnnnmasquanwun Boyd Talley, director of guidance Many problems arise during the school year which leave students perplexed. Boyd Talley and Kenneth Wilson are always ready and willing to listen and give a word of advice and encouragement. Besides personal advice, vocational guidance is available. Helping students apply for scholarships and other awards is a part of the depart- ment duties. The counselors work for the advancement of the students at all times. Aptitudes and interest tests are given to enable counselors to understand each person individually and guide him into a field where his strong points and inter- ests will enable him to excel. Good Counseling Makes Transfer to Other Schools Easier College entrance requirements are taken into consideration when the stu- dents are making plans to transfer to another school. The counselor and stu- dent set up a schedule of classes which will transfer to the best advan- tage in his particular field. Among the tests given for college entry are the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, American College Test- ing Program, College Boards, NROTC and the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Examination. Kenneth Wilson, counselor , 6 G wk Office Staff Keeps College Machinery Running Smoothly MISS MARY SELF, manager of the college bookstore, helps many stu- dents in their acliustment to a new school life at I.C.C. ln addition to her many clerical duties, she super- vises numerous study halls in the I.C.C. library and serves as the attendance clerk for both college and high school divisions. MRS. LORETTA WATTS, college bookkeeper, keeps l.C.C.'s finances in order, as well as pro- viding a cheery smile for all around her. She also spends many hours helping students by giving them information about various school activities. .sst. LL: MRS. BEVERLY HUDSON, the Dean's secretary, spends many busy hours in the I.C.C. office doing secretarial work. Besides this work she provides the students with information in answer to their num- berless daily questions concerning the general school activity. K5 PREPARING ONE of the many delicious meals she serves at ICC, Mrs. Eva Cooper mixes one of her special recipes. Second semester she served as manager for the Student Union. CLEANING LAVATORIES is only one of Wayne Claybaker's many duties. Custodians and Cook Serve Students and Faculty DISCUSSING the problems of the day with night man Harold Grabham frightl, Clarence Moore, day man, pre- pares to leave his worries with the two other custodians. 8 3' 5 ni'- A C A D E M I I C RUNNING THE platem press requires much skill, finds Ted Harvey, a senior. College catalogs, brochures, report cards, stationery, office formes and many other items are printed in ICC's printing plant. Students are taught many skills including use of Iino- type machines, presses, handsetting of type for advertisments and other special copy and the use ofthe offset press. PREPARING A MASTER for the offset press, Charles Belt, who teaches printing courses and does the printing for the lndepencl- ence schools, is using some of the latest equipment in his plant. Printing Skills Prepare Students for Practical Jobs USING AGILITY and skill, Iinotype operator Gene Hamlin casts SETTING TYPE the hard way, by hand, are David Ward and Elden Wood, two b0dY WP9- printing students. MOSES VOTH, college drafting and metal work, also helps with many ICC tasks. DRAW FILING is being illustrated by Walter Jones and Clay Price. ln the background are Larry Spencer and John Reid, who are working on other proiects. -153-it RONALD WAGNER, woodwork and metal work at ICC, finds himself to be a very busy man. WORK IS being done on a lathe in one of Mr. Voth's metal work classes. Charles Lenard concentrates on his task. Industrial Skills Are Offered Students Here ff 'S iw ' Lgvi' T vs Y' ,K 12 A Qi. ,. - .. 'WV CAREFULLY doing the seams on her garment is Kris Whistler, while Esther Broiles checks her work before going on. HOMEMAKING is taught by Armalea Hopperstad. She also sponsors The Future Homemakers of America which prepares girls for the career of home-making. Homemaking Interests Girls of ICC STUDENTS in the above picture are patiently and busily working on their garments. Pat Brickens sews the seams on her proiect, while Terri Zinser and Kathy Alexander carefully check details on their work. Sewing is more fun than work, as Vicky McCorkilI is finding. Electronics courses meet four hours eoch doy during each semester. A student con eorn thirty-two hours in this field which will leod to employment in o locol industry. Electronics Courses Leod to Employment Locolly Testing with some of the equipment, Ernest Sprcugue cmd Russell Lee corry out their tosks for closs. . ,T-Q, t 'K 1' Robert McGee, electronics ond technicol moth for elec- tronics. REPAIRING TELEVlSlONS ond rodios is only Q port of the received. Mike Bell, Hughie Clciy, Bob Motukewicz ond Bob D plete individual assignments. troining art com- . tl W as wifi' fist f WORKING WITH SOME of the modern equipment in the electronics lob, Roy- mond Driskill studies o chart. ri' 50800 wsmla ..,f-M--'ff CHARLENE JEFFERS, instructor of account- ing cmd bookkeeping at ICC, odds to her many teaching duties and the spirit of our school by sponsoring the College Pep Club, COLLEGE social science and high school typing are taught by Lawrence CChuckJ McGovern Cleftb, who is busily preparing for his classes. IN ADDITION to teaching college economics and business law, Clyde Evans Irightl instructs many other ICC business courses. BONNIE BYRD, a new addition to our teaching staff, SANDRA COVEY, who is also a new additio teaches secretarial science, and also sponsors the to our campus, teaches typing ancl shor high school Pep Club. hand. She also sponsors the high school Pe Club. Business Courses Teach Practical Skills WORKING on the rotary calculator, Sadie Swatken prepares an assignment for her calculating machines class. 'M arm HANDS of Pat Griffeth are working with the tedious figures of her balance sheet as she prepares her accounting assignment. ,A NZA 5 ROBERT RATZLAFF, who teaches several college history courses, as well as a high school government class, patiently checks the deluge of his students' papers. COACH William White, who has led the Bulldogs to many basketball victories, carefully explains the results of a local political poll to his high school government students. Social Science Courses Prepare One for Community Membership RALPH PEARSON, veteran ICC BILL SlNGLETON, left, teaches high English and medieval history, gov- 'ion to having many coaching SEEN CONTEMPLATING the coming game, Bull- emmenf Gnd S0fi0'09Y- He also dunes 0' 'CC' dog football coach Walter iKayoJ Emmot teaches sponsors Pl l Them KGPPU' H.S. American history classes. STUDYING for a political science exam are Steve Shields ileftl and Ken Price. EXPLAINING a facet of history to one of his college classes, Robert Ratzlaff momentarily pauses to remove a trace of that ever-present chalk dust. ,Mf- instructor, teaches American, school American history in addi- I Carrol Bailey Clettj Developmental read- ing, English and Future Teachers Sponsor. Ruth M. Lyon lbelowl, Col- lege English and literature, and Communico adviser, Michael Swartz Crightl, H.S. English assistant H.S. basket- ball coach. Martha Jane Blades Clettl Journalism, H.S. and College English and adviser for The Independence Stu- dent. Lora Todd lrightj, Col- lege English and liter- ature and sponsor of freshman class. Margaret Goheen fabovel, Speech, Drama, and sponsor of ICC Players and Delta Psi Omega, Typical of Other ICC Faculty Members, English Instructors Offer Students Individual Help NOTED FOR HER willingness to spend hours giving individual help, Sally Anderson explains a point of grammar to a student who has come in after school for assistance. During the time she was teach- ing the technique for writing term papers, she became so interested in helping students that she missed a faculty meeting, completely forgetting it. 16 6 CONTEMPLATING one of the periodicals he will use as a source for a research paper, Kerry Wren prepares to fake notes on cards to be used later in writing the theme. Research Skills Learned in English Composition Aid Students in Writing for Other Fields UTILIZING SKILLS learned in Freshman English, Paul Vaughn is con- the librarian for magazines he will need in his research. sulting the Readers Guide to Periodical Literature before asking gf-'-'A------'-f-----..L - l -.-i.............., 'Wg ,Q 1 . fvfm W ,.-f T Ullman.. 17 rl , ,gi tian Fellowship. ALICE D. COBBLE, College and H.S. French, Sponsors Student Chris- ELIZABETH DE KOSTER, l'l.S. French, psychology and English Students Take Advantage of Language Lab figs? F STUDYING her French seems to be causing Jackie Tucker ibelowl no difficulty, while Brenda Nixon fright? is receiving help from Candy Brewer. JE, L1 lt is becoming more and more important in this small world of ours to know the other man's lan- guage. lt helps us understand him and his problems -a vital accomplishment in these troubled times. Knowledge of another language also widens one's viewpoint and rounds out his personality. Students at ICC have an opportunity to learn French under the direction of two excellent teachers. MAKING FRENCH records, Renita Blankenship is using a vital aid in learning to speak French fluently. ,ff L an hh Q .. s f 'if1 W X A Yi GHCS. QR. Changes throughout ICC ore mirrored in the chonges in the lilorory hours. The oddition second semester of Mrs. Singleton to the stotf ollowed for the use of the librory two evenings during the week. This ollowed stu- dents who work during the ofternoon to use the librory in doing their research ond extro reoding cissigned in closs. O 'U IP 1- O I W rf -+. 3 E U -1 D 2 , Q I Q :S D. ET O- -1 O -1 '4 U7 n T . , 3 , t F . X I if ' 4 ..l:. . I . , , .f .iz ,,xV uf ,, X .VA N C 4 Q , E o' 7 Q 1 N4 5' 11 o 'o 5 Q 1 cn -I' C o. N4 cn 0 cn 3 cn 471' DE LOIS SINGLETON Assisto nt Librorion VM oo' 3223 Eos: 335 om -1 Ono T3 'U Eg-o 33? cn 5 U70-T ic 25-8 mlQ9, fj-9 -J'-h o N9 'E mil mc 53 Eg' 32 3-+ 3' o. gm ef? 53 0-1 wi HELPING Miss Opal Orr cotolog books and shelve them is iust one don, lbuck rowl Vivo Williams, Christi Brown, Corol Bennett, ond ofthe mony tosks performed by these Iibrory science students. From Pot Brickens. left to right ore Sue Shoner, Judy Ross, Edoth Dorbe, Lindo Gor- 19 . -4-lf E WENDELL FERGUSON, Cole DEMPSY WALKER, College lege chemistry including gen' and H.S. physics and physi' eral, inorganic, organic and cal science, sponsor of Scif qualitative analysis. ence Club. College students enrolled in pre-engineering, phar- macy, medicine, and nursing soon become acquainted with three hundred hall, which is better known as the Science Center of ICC. EXPERIMENTS MUST be carefully recorded in lab books. Sciences Are Necessa ry to Many Vocations From these classrooms emerge many strange sights, sounds and smalls. These rooms indeed hold the future leaders of our scientific world. TWO HIGH school fourth-hour chemistry students Roger Hec- kamn and Eric Burkhead Cleft? don't seem to agree on their experiment findings. COLLEGE FRESHMAN John Dris- kill weights the compound for his experiment carefully. 20 RUSSELL OSBURN, college biology, bot- any, zoology, and co- sponsor of the sopho- JAMES ARNWlNE, personal hygiene, and community health, college biology, and high school chemistry. :dnb ,.., x af more class. lun... STUDENTS DISCOVER a new world through biology. Study of Biology Opens New World Although the odor of formaldehyde may make biology a bit unpleasant, the stu- dents still like the course. One of the reasons they enioy'it is that new discoveries of the world take place before their very eyes. Many long hours of hard work, skill, and patience are required for these courses, but most of the students of l.C.C. will agree that it is worth every minute. Of interest to the public as well as the students are Mr. Arwine's animals which he and the students collect locally and house in specially constructed quarters. Par- ents have caught the fever and often contribute to the collection. OFTEN Mr. Osburn is found in the act of helping his students dur- ing their lab. EXAMINING LEAVES, Mike Ziy- kovic looks perplexed. f l ,l H College Math Instructor BILL JUBYI High School Math Instructor Marvin Bredehoft, Mike Murphy, David Webb, Steve McKenzie, and Jon Hayes drill on problems during their Senior Math class, Math seems to be a very popular subject at ICC for many courses in this area are offered. High School algebra, trigonometry, and geometry as well as College algebra and calculus are a few. Modern Math Fails to Confuse These Mathematicians 22 3 . ff' ' HAROLD THOMPSON Vocal music and choirs 11 POINTING OUT the result of the Technique he has been discussing, Darral Dishman, art instruc- , . LLOYD MORDY tor, continues his lecture. Instrumental music Band and orchestra. Fine Arts Offer Students Satisfying Outlets Concerts and exhibits allow the public to view the ment may be seen in the mural in the Student Union. results of classes in the fine arts. Exhibits ot student The mural depicts a Pirate ship sailing into a cove art are usually artfully arranged near the auditorium where the treasures of lite, including a college when a concert, musical or drama is being presented. diploma are hidden. A more permanent representation ot the art depart- PART of The noise in 500 hon during first hour is due to PAUSING IN THEITZ work to hearthe comments oftheir art instructor, Dan Michaelis . and Gary Scott listen attentuvely whsle Tom Whitney ibackgroundj and Richard the practice by band members. Here a part of the . Mount eye the cameraman. larger group is shown. FRANK SICKS, director of athletics at ICC, MARIE STOCKEBRAND, Girls phys. ed., first aid, physiol- ogy. Sponsor of Piroteers. JAMES SMELSER, first cllcl, physiology, personal hygiene and phys. ed. Pirate Basket- ball coach. Importance of Physical Fitness ls Stressed DEMONSTRATING their ocrobotic and muscleebuilding feats lleftl are several members of Frank Sick's gym classes. At the right they are try- ing their luck at play- ing badminton. PERFORMING the many tumbling and ocrobatic stunts is found to Stockebr be good exercise and often amusing by the students of Marie courage and's gym classes. The girls find that sometimes much is needed before success is captured. We ore speaking softly now of doys thot have flown too fost cmd ore gone beyond recoll, for good-bye soying time is here ogoin to complete the trcugedy of hello. Some of Us will leove without on bockwcurcl glonce to meet the challenge of doys unlived, cmd there ore others, those who will go their woy with on untold, secret sodness. These ore the ones who hove found something special here. Oh, perhops it wos nothing more thon someone who cared enough to be o friend or listen to ond shore cz privote ioke, but ot leost it is something they con toke with them to look bock ot with cu smile in loter times, smoll memories to keep forever in C1 secret ploce ond to toke from hiding from time to time whenever there is on need to wonder ond remember . . Dorrell Howerton like WHWN iw 1. ,E x. I? . Ili' it STANDING WITH their bucks To the consfruction site of the new Sfudenf Union, Sophomore officers pose for their pictures following on inspection of the building which they will use only o few months. Lcirry Goodwin is secrefory, Greg Comp- ton, presidentp Terry Kirkendoll, vice-presidentp ond Gary Dofterer, Treosurer. Sophomores Look To The Future . 2 sii-s W 1-2 ' i.1 ' 'Y E, ii of .:- E I' ' 3 v rl I .- I s 9 i I H F VA d Harold Aiken Elk City Bruce Borders Independence Michael Clark Independence Carol Andrews Independence Ron Bredehoff Independence Judy Chrisiian Middletown, Mo. fR ,I Genevive Barrett Fredoni on Jerry Butts Che rryvole Judy Cinotto Independence D Rosemary Beliis Independence Drendo Burns Independence Greg Compton Baxter Springs Keith Walter Birdwell Blood Hovonc Independence Sue Connie Carfer Covin Independence Independence David John Coherill Crawford Independence Sedan 'GSW' Q ,I 'xi it 4,4 ii it Q, Il .9 i 'Nui F X me 12' ., ., 3 wh. f Y 1 ,gi i E S f' .,.. 1' ' Dennis Robert Deal Debnam Baxter Springs Akron, Ohio Jean Darrel Fox Furnas Independence Independence lorry Dean Goodwin Grghqm Independence Independence Gary Paulette Dotterer DeNellie Independence Independence Carol Richard Gammel Glasgow Benedict Neodesha Tom Floyd Gress Gibson Independence Independence And Back to Memories of ICC Q-U ' Syiggirwe be x it I 1 i fww 'I' a mx H Q H tie 3 ,.,, V Vg 8 '9 1 -e 1 -rd Carol Cheryl Fitz Foster Independence Independence Janet Rosario Goble Gonzales Independence Independence Sam Darvin Hare Hastings Neodeshg Independence Men David Anderson, Fredonia Earl Atkinson, Independence Karl Bagby, Independence Herbert Bath, Neodesho Richard Bretches, Independence Rodney Bruner, Moline Larry Carver, Neodesha Robert Cartwright, Coney Steve Dalke, Cherryvale Kenneth Davis, Cherryvale John Driskill, Independence Kerry Elkins, Neodesha James Fischer, Independence Donald Foster, Cedarvaie James Fouts, Independence Harold Garrett, Independence Dean Gibson, Independence Richard Giles, Oswego David Glynn, Neodesha John Goodwin, Wilmington, Delaware Dale Gordon, Independence John Graves, Independence Phillip Griffith, Neodesha Mike Hait, Coney John Hebb, Howard Dale Holmes, Independence Larry ldleman, Cherryvale Carl Jackson, Kansas City, Kansas Nickrouz Kaloli, Tehran, Iran Terry Kirkendoll, Baxter Springs Gary l.emaster, Bernice, Okla. Loren Langvardt, Junction City Roger lessman, Independence Wayne Meadows, Elk City Robert O'Quinn, Valley Center Paul Pond, Neodesha James Reed, Elk City Charles Rice, Independence Melvin Robertson, Howard Donald Shacklette, Neodesha 27 John Sims, Indepencence James Sledge, Rankin, Penn. Allen Sleeth, Independence David Vandaveer, Neodesho Francis Wells, Independence .lim Wilhelm, Independence Terry Wilkes, Neodesha Robert Wilson, Moline John Wright, Independence Sam Wutke, Girard Girls Patricia Black, Independence Barbara Burgan, Independence Judy Donovan, Coffeyville Joyce Gaddy, Independence Margaret McMillin, Independence Mary Sims, Independence Sharon Sutton, Independence Linda Whetstine, Cherryvaie 4' mol I Lizllffff yt ,B 1 7 N3 + Keith Hemme Neodesha Frankie Huffman Coney Dave Lesco Independence . ' 'l v-.. J vi' lf ,113 -A 'Af' X0 wh 5 -Q' , 5 'E' m 1 Y 1 L I K S inw- 1-,, In i 'Q X if Tw an me 'K ix' Qt - in if . i ' 0 My Q... ,.. fx I' I 'S-J .' , S, Q X , f I W3 f We hi , L , lx. , in 5, ,, , . . James Alice Sam Darrell Yancy Henderson Henry Hill Howerton Hudson Independence Independence Baldwin Neodesha Erie James Alleng Judy John James Hunt Jabben Kellenberger Kelly King l 1dePeY1denCe Independence Independence Independence Sedan Robert Nolin Carolyn Gary Alex McCormick McMi Ilan Main Marsh Mendoza l 1Cl9PeUd9 'Ce Independence Independence Thayer Independence Sophomores See Progress At ICC ln New Union And Stadium I WHAT WILL YOU HAVE, ROGER? asks Yancy Hudson, first semester Stuco president, as he fills o plate behind the counter in the old cafeteria. Some students were able, under the old plan, to earn their noon meal if they wished to work at washing dishes, waiting tables or other tasks. GENERATING PEP is a difficult task, and cheerleaders show this by ending up looking rather dishevelecl. PART OF THE CROWD which filled the stands is shown with the pressbox inthe background at the new stadium. M Qstss srifs NLS-s in ,....At ,hm K f K, -I 3 N, -Y Dan Michaelis Independence Diana Osburn Neodesha Sharon Roberts Independence Ron Mordy Independence Richard Ortega Independence Carol Sanders Morris, Ill. 2 Daniel Sharon Newman Nichols Sayre, Pa. Independence Tam Tom Patterson Puckett Moline Cherryvale Stuart larry Schenk Schmitz Independence Mound City 29 Q ,H Forrest Noah Caney Don Pugh Independence Grady Sewell Wayside 'I J-ui-' qs' .-up Marcia Osborn Independence Suzanne Reed Neodesha Donna Shellharn Garnett Ifd'-,x --fr M I 3 2 3 I1 1-Q., Erma Robinson Independence Carol Stout Independence Colleen Templer Fredonia Lynn Wall Independence Patricia Simmons Erie Herb Stout Sedan Valerie Thiessen Independence Susan White Independence Charles Small Chanute Donald Strasburg Independence David Tucker Independence C. Tom Whitney Wichita me H Marilyn Smith Neodesha Gerald Sullivan Independence Diane Tweedie Independence Larry Wilson Independence 1 ...uv E Ji? s 'aft it wait Q -If 'wtf Ronnie Snyder Phoenix, Arizona Max Sweeney Neodesha Stella Unruh Thayer Mike Zivlcovic East McKeesport , P Sophomores I ex 'Ute Gary Stover Independence Michael Tallman Independence Paul Vaughn Independence Mary Sims Tulsa, Oklahoma Bid ICC Farewell INTERESTING POSTERS and a cage for the Coffeyville Ravens were evidence of the effort put forth by the College Pep Club fo encourage fellow students in supporfing The Pirates. Robert Carol Adamson Addison Moline, Kan. Independence Michael David Bell Blubaugh Independence Independence Edwin Gary Broadhurst Brogan Independence Moline, Kan. , B EQ v n Max ---vs. . 1' if I '-2 , 1 3 - 13 ' fl ,sd if A .L 'J ,B ff I -an .. I kk ,,. A4 Freshmen Find College Classes High School Paula Bauldauf Coffeyville Linda Brandenburg Independence Connie Bryant Neodesha FRESHMAN CLASS officers consult- ing Mr. Talley are Susie Palmer, Secretary, Bill Self, Vice-President, Candy Brewer, Treasurer, and Barry Pols1on,President. , Differ From Donald Robert Barbera Barton Independence Colby Sylvia Candice Bredehoft Brewer Independence Independence Helen Cherryl Burns Bustos Independence Independence Qs Kc I 'I 5, 1 is f Steve William Ahmann Andres Independence Independence James Mary Boomis Boorigie Independence Independence Brenda Yvonne Brown Brown Independence Independence v, -3 . ff for A L I J I 31 Vw, Q A I iisi I y A? my I -' L , f I .U nl.: if 1' In sv' , .fees i i 4i e wi I 4-nqggv fl V CTT' 51 M454 QQ, x, , I f ' 5 ,ggi- Martha Byington Fredonia Susan Conley Olathe Larry Depew Sedo n Roger Erickson C I1 cl n Ute Gerald Carpenter Independence David Cranor Alioonc Janice Dierks Independence Charles Field Independence Jimmie Cavin Independence loran Cranor Altoona James Dixon Moline Alice Fink Cherryvole ,,,V I . :sf I e,ee eerrr . t wavy-Qy I 5'F? 'e Q ,, 'IQ 2 E I ,W h- .f . 7.3! I if -1 f 5 2-iglsgfvi y ,AW ,. f , ' I TW ' N up .21 .F -I 3 1 ee -I ef I, ,W . . 'i k' Corilyn Clark Che rryvole Robert Dart Neodesho Lois Dunn lndep, Dave Fink Indep. 32 Atha Clay Independence Ronald Davidson Independence Sharon Durbin Moline Stanley Fox Independence 5 3 Hughie Clay Independence Barbera Davis Ralph Earhart Independence Earle Francq Baldwin :fe f Iil Anne Clement Independence Paul Davis Neodesho John Elliott Independence James Freeman Independence HUSKY FOOTBALL PLAYERS line up for their noon meal in the old cofeferio. Joe Killer chats with o friend in the line. Freshmen NOT PICTURED ARE LISTED IN THE INDEX an RW . Sea W' .J r 'i xv I J , -- I -e rc I ' It I 'I I ' I -, A egg. ' f ' I . K, ' 1055 N, ,gg- T -K if g - -I Madeline Linda James lynn Lavern Russell Stanley Freeman Friend Frisco Fuller Gaddy Guffon Goodson Longmn Independence Independence Independence Independence Parsons Independence larry Linda Virginia Harold Gene Jack Janet Gordon Gosselt Graham Groih Hamlin Hamlin Harris Independence Independence Independence Independence Independence Independence Cherryvale Judy Robert Jonathan Susan Steven Linda James Harris Hastings Heslop Horton Howard Jewett Johnson Independence Independence Independence Wayside Independence Cherryvule Independence W S ' d Th T I d T ' I f C II Joe Terry Joe Killer Robert Phyllis Mike JSYYY Kahler Kennedy Weatherford, Kincaid King Knawles K0Ch9l' Independence Walnut Okla. Independence Neodesho Kermit, Tex, Sediln Roberi Harriett Russell Charles Dorolhy Carol Susan Lackey Laws Lee Lenard Lewis Lour McCalla Independence Neodesho Independence Independence Independence Neodesha If'd9P9l'ldef1Ce wi 4 4, K K 3 x . Q, QQ 4, I 3 , , T3 ff' 4'is.c:J5 I2 'H 5 5: A ,I Ig, ,QI Ik . p ,, We - I if M 33 nv-my 'x .F V ua I I bn ., Z, we-' X V .,- . I 7 A , ' f X A 1 ' fffi - - 5 me ,. -J 'f I 'M' fa 9' I ' ...M .LLA 5 , V . M V ,-,, lulzi IF! I Q Q, . A L3 A t I sw 1 I1 : ' - I fl ' R ,A J de- I W Q' A ,, 'sal - a Shirley McMillen Independence Rosemary Meyer Independence Robert Muller Independence James Newland Neodesho A A ' I We Janet Robert Robert McPheeters Marshall Matukewicz Independence Cedarvole Paul Meredith Johnny Moon Miller Mishler Cherryvole Independence Judy Billy Gary Murphy Myers Murrell Lee Independence Independence Nipper Brenda Dqyid Independence Nixon Newton Cherryvole Elk cny Freshmen QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS students Lynn Woll ond John Driscoll Cleffi seem to be stumped by their experiment. The boys of right, however, have no such problems-ct the moment. 4 34 Rita Melander Independence John Morley Independence Lila Myser Independence Tama O'Harra Wichita Dennis Messenger Independence Brian Morton Alvoonc James Nelms Independence Stephen Orr Independence David Meyer WichiTcl William MDM Independence Michael Newcomb Independence Judy Palmer Moline XE' Zig' N-e , I ii do 3' I, 1 I. ff!! QW X52 -A' ei I - ,. , J ie! geese? , fe, 1 P . 'I .re LP I . , , 3 A 2,0 I I- I I ' I ' I ,, . 5,3 .. A A I 1 6 I c S if is i I I - IA 1 f Susanne Charles Tad Barry Lynn Lynn Mary Lou Kay Palmer Peterson Plummer Polsfon Porfeus Pguncil Price Independence Independence Independence Independence Independence Independence Independence RUC-ly Sharon Eddy Jim Linda Fred Jane Pruili Pyle Putnam Quinn Recior Redman Reeves Independence Bonner Springs Sedan Chanute Independence Independence Independence Sfephen Mqry Bruce Gwen Linda Carole Karen Richey Robe.-15 Robinson Robinson Rollo Romig R955 OV9fIG 1d Pork Independence Independence I 1dePend9f'Ce Independence Independence Longvon Conf d N h T G ' E ' F T Elaine Sandra James Mike Willis Eldon Sfephanie Russell Ryan Sainer Schicke Self Sewell Sheldon Independence Independence Independence Independence Independence Independence Independence Claudia Linda Daniel Barton Margaret Richard Julia Sherbenuu Sherwin Slaler Smilh Smilh Sparks Sparrowhawk Olathe Independence Independence Cedarvale Cherryvale Ifldependeme Independence L':' j ,V ' W I N '13 M I I I if A I .3 -rx S 4 Cv' ...gf 35 T . 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Vi f 'ff' I' ' Q 32 ' ii - f - ef My 1 -ff ,.,. .. -f , ,1 9 -' if-gy ea , ' s f 55 -if 1 ull' J I I ' I eeer an ececcyee 9 I U I .Z H H D, Wg Taylor ' l 'ndevendenfe .:A' 3 7 ' - William Q y y g 'Z Tucker - ' T W Independence H ,I H :ig .Q f. we Q r Robert Richard Donald Gary Sharon Jeane Spaw Stair Stelting Stowe Sutton Tallman Independence Independence Elk City Independence Independence Independence David Shirley Lousina Richard Kathryn Jacquilyn Thompson Thompson Tincknell Tincknell Troutman Tucker Cherryvale Tulsu, OIKICI- Cherryvale Cherryvcle Independence Independence Patricia Tedra Robert Marvin Linda Larry Van Kempema Vaughn Velsir Voth Walker Walling Independence Independence Independence Independence Cherryvcle Independence We're Proud Of Our New Student Union David Brenda Alan Whistler Charles Judith Tina Wesley Linda Whistler Independence Wiles Willems WiIIiamS Independence Whetstine Independence Robert Altoona Neodesha Independence Pat Norma Kerry Wullenschnei- Janice Beverly Jim Wilson Woods Wren der Young Zadorozny Hieberl Independence Fredonia Independence Independence Elgin Neodeshu Livermore, Calif. as ii' R If wi We i s-fl M' V- - Q Q E if ij Af Ar I 36 BRAVE GIRLS as well as boys venture into high school chemistry classes and succeed. W JANIE ABILGARD FRANCES ATHERTON ORVILLE BELL 1-f iw' .7-vi JUDITH ABILGARD BUNNY BANKS LARRY BELT SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, lsfcindingj Mary Sock, treasurer, Sharon Leming,vice-presidenf,Lindf1 Brainerd, Student Council representutivey and Cseotedl Don Willef, president, look over the literary issue of The Independence Student. CHARLES ADAMS REA BARNES ANN BETTIS 5 Ea., ng, Q, Al, f DALE JEAN SUSAN ADOLF ALEXANDER ANDERSON STEPHEN KATHERINE KATHLEEN BARNETT BARNHILL BARNHILL CHERYL RENITA HELEN BLAIR BLANKENSHIP BLOOD S, . ' I - ' vw MP ,Q le I I i.iA I I -1 -.'. I -, , it L 5 i 38 I ? N: 'aw : I K , TZ ' ag? F x -fu E I r, S. R V? I LINDA BECKY DEANNA MARVIN REX PATTY BRAINERD BRADLEY BREDEHOFT BREDEHOFT BRETCHES BRICKENS GORDON ESTHER VERNA TERRENCE ALVIN BEVERLY BROCK BROILES BROOKS BROWN BRYANT BRYANT S ' Scan The Future JIM JOANNE CAROL TERRY KEVIN EVAROY BURNS BUSER BUSTOS CAMPBELL CLARK CLUBINE DWIGHT JOHN DONNA MICKEY DAVID TOM CONOVER COOPER cox cox CRANOR CROSSON S ag. we 3 ',,, ,. . - ,::..,i,.,:, ,'f'9' AV A f 5. , gt 3:55. risk. M, . ,. . .-D , N Q. 39 I, eg.,- 419 ff 'W ,iff ,S'9 nil' 'ik I 'F G S we M I X I, ML JEANETTE CONNIE BOBBIE SHERRY MIKE TOM CURTIS DARBE DAVIS DAWSON DENNIS DITTMER LOIS CASSIE KATHY JIM JERALD KAREN DUNN ECONOMUS EIKENBERRY ESTILL EWING FANOELE S ' T k T' F D T' CLAYTON MARY DOUGLAS ROGER KATHLEEN CONNIE FARLOW FEHRING FIENEN FIENEN FORSYTH FOSTER MARGARET KATHY CHARLES CANDACE MARCIA BILL FRANKLIN FRAZIER GANN GARDNER GEIGER GILLILAND -'-- . ,IV - ' ' ,I ,' an 1 I,, Vw .Au 'Q A .-10, 11567 - H .I If II. , ws: V, '.!-:SLP X ,M ,sw ff 40 IQQRQQT5 ag 1 iff .yi- ta 1 H, , if I+ ' ' RY I ,Ffh '5'E Iif iii Ifggq ,S 1-Ji? .UQ 'T I If lv, V Q A,-l .':.. g,Xf ,ix . , , : M, fk I .f m .' is .. f ' :ya , X, ,, Jin x agp L' Iwi ' .., . .M A E., J ssss . A 3 75 ' Z , mtg 'nf rg If ' ., i 1. I W- M i f I-we ff? I. I 4 A I A , 1 I QQ ,ig . JIM LINDA GORDON RAYMOND TED HARVEY ELIZABETH HENDERSON DAVID GOLLHOFER GODSEY MIKE HARVEY HARDY JOHN REX HEAPE HEIMBERGER Jllfgz li ' .Ms . l ' ' .W - , zi,j, - we I F AG .. ..,.., I ' 21455 If I ' m ' fy -1 I , ,irt J 4 ,Hub :Eff - ROBERT DANNY GRESS HAGENBUCH JACKIE KAY HAYDEN HAYMAKER DONNA JIM HINMAN HORNER I 'T' . , M ,. 3252 JANICE HARCLERODE JON HAYES RANDY HUDSON BOTH JUNIORS and Seniors rise early on Tuesday mornings fo uhend Student Chris- ficm FeIIowsI1Ip. ' 7 ' IIww f1Q f 'JIU' ' fi 1 'Wd f ,, ,..,, - an Kink Nutr :fx -I.: I AIIA I 5 I f ,N W! MIKE LINDA HUGGINS HULL WALTER BILL JONES JORDON WILBUR DANNY KOEHN LANGLEY R 3 we Q., , , -eu in Z' , 'E 3 up I .vq I F I L iLi ,E If ji.-.Y 9-IU Q ' V, .IL Mn- - L ,VW .Z K iaiiwi 5 -ff A I f' if JANE HULSE JIM KELLY TERRY LAPE If-3 ,E if Igiffif if ,Z ff x 'Ti I5 an., , PHYLLIS JARVIS MIKE KIEWIT MARSHA LAYTON 2 W 41 I A M A DIANE JOHNSON PAMELA KINSEY JEFFERY LEE BULLDOG MASCOT ot-tracts much ci-tention as he is surrounded by the high school cheerleaders. THOMAS JOHNSON LINDA KIRCHOFF SHARON LEMING Q ,,,,.a,f'T,.Y A 'fQ:'j:,.Q 4' jfgn' ' ,lf'I1qg, ,gl , .5 I Q f ri? F g ,Q I 1 1 Ax , .. -73 Q .' 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KL, Kam f' f vm fam H ,.: L f-if 44 ,Kali K E 3 A ..,. if We '.A 9 W 1 2 1 ' A 9 its . .A is If I vi , 5f', .E ,by- Eff A rEd Y T I SALLY KEDRON ROBINSON ROLUN5 PAT DONNA SACK SALISBURY SUSAN SALLY SCHROEDER SCOTT ROBERT ROMINE LARRY s SAMS SUE LYNN SHANER SKILL AND SPEED ore needed by the industrious members of the high school Pep Club as they provide refreshments for the football fans. The concession is locofed under the new stodium. WELD., ,W FLOYD ROSS DANNY SCHAFFER STEVE SHARP E ns, 59 wx i Nbr E' . 73- 5. ,l iz l S3 '-milf 5 L 1, BECKY RUTLAND KAREN SCHAUB DON SCHARTZER 'W il I I i IU ' diff? T Y ollr mai? ' E A T11 CATHERINE sAc:K JAMES SCHLOTMAN HELEN SIMPSON 'ir x wg, ? S W if 4 nr J' -2 - I A 5. 'sw 'mx W iii +1-ff. W' ,, .gf Qtr SAM SMITH SHARON STOVER ROGER TUCKER ISI Ap 'I I Fir Su v je-er 5 if rfwne , is f r Q I! ,, Q X , if x V l I I .. 3 as-L L '-in 1' :Q gi f W? fi' T , .41 , f , ,.,.,,, A fl ' ig! WILLARD DONNA SANDRA SUSAN STEVE SMITH SNAPP SPRADLING SPRADLING STICHMAN DAVID CONNIE BILL CORNELIUS LINDA STUDEBAKER TEAL THORNTON TIDWELL TUCKER OTIS PAT MIKE SHARON JOHN TURNER ULLOM UNRUH VAN DYNE VERMILLION Seniors Help Produce Newspaper MEMBERS OF the Journalism class en- gage in a spirited debate with their adviser, Miss Marfha Jane Blades. These Seniors wifh The aid of The others in the class produce The Independence Sfudeni. ' . .Y ,X J, ROZENE VEETAW SANDRA WESLEY STEVE WILSON DON NA ZIEGLER gnu-P Bibi? 5 ,sr 2 ' I wi Mmm f Y 4' Il zY'f I DAVID WARD STEVE WILKI N BONNIE WINGARD SHARON WARNOCK DON WILLET KAY WORMINGTON Vviyk. 2 7 ' H23 Til 111: ,,' .11 ,gf , ' , Q W... sr' ,sew ee 45 'wage' iIySzf,fi.2.1,.w A., 9.54 35 -I H sgivxwxgi. x:.,,i, ,ZW we I ,Q 2 ,I I Iisews e ,JM Y ? 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W .i.,5ret1f'Q,Jsm., , ,I . . POP CORN, cokes and hot coffee are sold by members of the high school pep club during a college game. Located under the new stadium, the concessionaires are out of the cold wind which makes spectators shiver. FW if M lg ' ., V In y i 'I 5-95 l A..A ., f fglflr 14 fi W 1 .. Q ff . I f' -1. :L Richard Chris Trollope Upton Linda Ragena Warts Weber Johnnie Ronald Wilson Winder Joe Joe Ysusi Zeigler . . M' ll ll 5 r r .V ,i A ' i , u if ,ww f M 5' R J, In 5 23 , , A V, , 'r .Zyl . umm ...W-f 4-Q -, . 'L 5' me if f , , gage , ,S 1 ff S 1 'wi 45. Martha Larry Verge Waggoner David Judy White While Warren Eldon Wood Woods Clayton Vanliempana Richard Welch Ravona Wininger Nancy Zimmerman Lorrie Veifh Kris Whistler Steve Wood Terri Zinser ADVERTISING Harvey, the high school play, members of the cast and crew rigged up this float for the Neewal- loh parade. 55 S 3 Q S Milli: 5 fi l +2 gg:-1 si . 5 Wx? ,L , rf Susie Walker Thomas White Steven Woolpert Greg Barnes Jim Brown Marlin Christman Larry Cook Martha Ann Foster Rubby Graham Freddie Hammer Linda Hammer Martha Hernandez David Hines Terry Hubbard Ronnie Lair Lena McFadden John Phillips Morris Quigley Janet Reece George Scott Terry Vining AMATEUR PAINTERS work against time to prepare the set for Harvey. Realizing their inexperience,they guard against spotters by spreading newspapers. SCENES FROM c Communico Staff party. This is one of the many parties enioyed by members of lCC's organization. Student Christian Fellowship offers an opportunity for the ioining of all faiths in a weekly period of devotions. The organization has no recorded membership, but students feel free to drop into the meetings at any time. Special programs for Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter are prepared for College assemblies. The group meets in get-acquainted party each fall, Students, faculty members, local ministers, visiting evangelists and business men furnish inspiring talks for the meetings. Christmas affords an opportunity for members to sing carols in the foyer at least once during the season. FACULTY MEMBERS often drop in to share weekly devotions with ICC's students. Assistant dean-Principal Neil Edds chose this partic- ular morning to ioin the group, He and Mrs. Alice Cobble, sponsor, ioin the hymn with the students in the background. Spiritual Uplift Offered by Student Christian Fellowship MANY STUDENTS take time from the busy week and their warm beds to attend the Tuesday morning, 7:30 meeting of Student Christian Fellowship. Bob Wullenschneider ffar left, served as SCF president this year. Al .A 4. 58 OFFICERS OF the P-hi Beta Lambda are fleft to right, Jared Pond, vice president, Larry Schmitz, treasurer, David Cotterill, Student Council representative, and Gary Stover, president Marcia Osborn, secretary, was not present for the picture Phi Beta Lambda, also known as Future Business Leaders of America, is a very busy organiza- tion. This group has attended many state conventions and in addition to its many other activities has visited many local business establishments. All members are required to be enrolled in at least one business at ICC. Phi Beta Lambda Attracts Business Maiors MEMBERS ofthe Phi Beta Lambda arefleft to right, Steve Richey, David Loren Langbardt, Dean Graham, Larry Schmitz, and Mr. Clyde Evans Cotterill, Bill Self, Linda Friend, David Fink, Mary Roberts, Robert sponsor ofthe group. Lackey, Linda Sherwin, Gary Stover, Linda Gossett, Bruce Robinson, 59 if W.,---ar. o FORMER DEAN ofthe College and superintendentof Independence schools, E. R. Stevsen llett abovej converses with Dean Fred Cinotto prior to addressing the honor students of ICC, Other photos are of those students and board members who were guests. Dean's Honor Roll First Semester Kay Price, freshman Margaret lvtclvtillin, sophomore Barbara Burgan, sophomore Bruce Boarders, sophomore Dean Fred Cinotto presided at the Honors Banquet, February l8. Following the address by E. R. Stevens, presentation ot the Regular Honor Roll awards was made by David B. Dennis, vice- president of the board of education, and Mrs, Edgar H, Beahm presented the Dean's Honor Roll awards. To quality tor the Dean's Roll, the student must have no grade less than A , and the Regular Honor Roll student must have no grade less than B , Fifth Annual Dinner For Honor Students Rosemary Bettis Walter Blood Carol Fitz Jim Fischer Floyd Gibson Larry Goodwin Robert Barton Carilyn Clark David Cranor Gary Dexter Susan Horton Shirley McMillan Meredith Miller Darrell Miner James Nelms Regular Honor Roll Sophomores Freshmen Pat Simmons Valerie Thiessen Jim Wilhelm Diana Osburn Donald Stelting Brenda Nixon Suzanne Palmer Kenneth Price Linda Rector Mary Roberts Richard Sutton Candace Steele Linda Yeager Bob Wullenschneider Y if R l ,, , hW,,L 5 T J i 3 'xl . 'Q g Jr 5. 'U' ! :e 1:9 wwe! . to in .1 E ,l'Q V WORKING ON A PROJECT during one of their meetings are a few ot the Science Club members. They are as follows: fleft to righ0Jim Kelley, Jett Renard, Mike Dennis, David Godsey, Mr. Walker, Roy Weber, and Membership in the Science Club at Independence High School shows that class interest motivates young people to go beyond the required work, Mr. Dempsey Walker is the sponsor ot this high school group whose otticers in- clude president, Jett Renard, vice-president, Mike Dennis, pier Eric Burkhead. Russell Osburn, Communico photographer, was also present at this meeting but took the above picture of the other members. secretary, Helen Blood? treasurer, Jim Burns, and Student Council representative, Jim Kelley, Any high school iunior or senior is welcome to join this organization which is one ot the tinest clubs at l.C.C. These young people show what the teen-agers ot America are really like. Science Classes Generate Interests Which Carry Students Into Science Club 62 New Pteooes to the Phi i is Theta Kappa are Linda it Rector, taking the oath, Kay Price, Meredith Miller, Mary Roberts, Shirley McMillin, Linda Yeager, Susan Horton, Madge McMillin, Darrell Miner, James Nelms and Bruce Borders. M9tT1beVSlWip in Phi Them KOPPG, DGTiOf1Ol honor SOCi6Ty for who prove their scholarship and leadership in the college students in iunior colleges, is a goal reached by students Cqndidgteg gre Chosen by a special faculty commirtee. Phi Theta Kappa Recognizes Scholarship WITNESSING Kay Price's signing ol the pledge are the regular members: Uefi Io right, Melvin Robertson, secretary-treasurer, Valerie Thiessen, president, Larry Idleman, Darrell Howerton and Walter Blood. DISCUSSING details in. preparation for the pledging service, President Thiessen and Spon- sor Ralph Pearson prepare to begin the ceremony. OLD AND NEW members and pledges of Phi Theta Kappa are as follows: Thiessen, Susan Horton, Shirley McMillen, third row: Kay Price, Melvin first row: Mary Roberts, Madge McMillin, Linda Rector, Linda Yeager, Robertson, Jim Nelms, Meredith Miller, Larry ldlemon and Walter Blood second row: Bruce Borders, Darrell Miner, Darrell Howerton, Valerie i. Mm . ,,:,f 4, , lm- ABOVE the college Division Student Council convenes to discuss coming Rollo, Kathryn Troutman, Linda Friend, Linda Brandenburg, Bill Self, Larry events and proiects, Members include, around thetableleft' to right: Sam Goodwin, David Cotterill, Jim Hunt, Walter Blood, and Greg Compton Hill, Valerie Thiessen, Jeane Tallmon, Sue Carter, Susie Palmer, Linda College Student Co BELOW are the officers of the Student Council. From left to right: Linda Rollo, secretary, Kathryn Troutman, vice-president, Linda Friend president, and Linda Brandenburg, treasurer. .1 LEFT Members of the Executive Board are: Greg Compton, soph- omore president, Susie Palmer, freshman secre- tary, Linda Rollo, Stuco secretory, Kathryn Troutman, Stuco vice- president, Linda Bran- denburg, Stuco treas- urer, Bill Self, freshman vice-president, and Larry Goodwin, soph- omore secretary. uncil Supervises Union This year, for the first time, the Student Council has been divided into a High School and a college division, in line with the general trend toward separating the college and high- school divisions of l.C.C. The main proiect of the College Division Student Council is the new Student Union. The Council also has been working toward building a better image ot the college and encouraging more students in the surround- ing areas to enroll here. 64 MEMBERS of the High School Student Council are from left to right and Viki McCorkill, fbuck rowl Steve Wollpert, Jim Griffeth, Bob ffront rowl Nancy Zimmerman, Renita Blankenship, Rose Burk, Kay Romine, Don Willett, David Webb, and John Wycoff, and Becky Bradley, Wormington, Linda Kirchoff, Linda Tucker, Jim Kelly, Linda Hybarger, yvho is seated. High School Student Council Finds Much to Do Many important tasks have been accomplished by this high school Student Council. One of the most important, of course, was the sponsoring and planning of several proms. Also very important is the supporting of an orphan, These same members applied a little elbow grease to en- hance rhe appearance of our school. One of the first things they did was to clean the trophy case and polish all of the They have held several Stuco-faculty conferences, which have been very beneficial for the discussion of school problems. Attending many of these conferences and Kim Soo Bong. In addition to these proiects, they donated ten dollars to Radio Free Europe in behalf of the High School Division. trophies. This effort also brightened school spirits. Another task was to touch up the Bulldog sign on campus and con- struct a fight banner to display during the games, regular meetings were Mr. Neil Edds, Mr. Kenneth Wilson, and Mrs. Sally Anderson. OFFICERS of the high school student council are fleft to right, Nancy Zimmerman, treasurer, Linda Kirchoft, sec- retary, Linda Tucker, vice- president, and Bob Romine, president. 'W 1- sv :Q 1 wt ft- n.w.-M. w...-..nm..t...- J... -M A l HURRYlNG TO meet the deadline, some stu dems type while others write copy. WHAT DOES a reporter CHECKING THE count in a sports story's headline is Mike Huggins, editor. PERPLEXING SITUATIONS call for a consultation with the adviser, Martha Jane Blades. 'Student,' Staff Gets the News THE INDEPENDENCE STUDENT STAFF Faculty Adviser ..... Managing Editor... ...................MarthaJane Blades ..........Marcia Geiger do now? Page l Editors . . ...Katy Lucas, Janet Relph Page 2 Editor. . . ...........,. Kevin Clark Page 3 Editor ...... .... S ue Lynne Shaner Page 4 Editor ....... ...... K aren Schaulo Advertising Manager. . .... Marsha Layton Circulation Manager. . . ...Linda Pinkston Sports Editor ........ ...Mike Huggins Feature Editor .... ...Steve Wilkin Exchange Editor ..............,............. Connie Foster Photography Editor ........................... Connie Teal Reporters-Maurice Ambler, Kathleen Barnhill, Candy Gard- ner, Cathy McCoy, Mike Marden, and Robert Romine. VARIOUS THINGS, from clipping out examples to touching up stories, keep the ll-llNKlNG UP new STONES Umld the Cloner of lypewmers students Constantly busy. involves much concentration. llitkd I .. 4... Q. . . ' :IVA V PIRATEER MEMBERS are seen finishing Q routine. The group includes M. Freeman, J. Tucker, K. Price, T. O'HC1r0, L. Brondenburg, S S. Pole, M. Robens, B. Nixon, K. Trourmon, J. Tallman, L. Porfeus, MCCGIIG, C. Brewer, C. Sherbenou, L. Reefer, C- Hines, M. Beerigie K. Addison, J. Sparrowhawk, S. McMiIIin, L Friend, P. Vaniiempema, N- Woods, B- Davis, J- Pillmef, V, GYGVWGVYI, Grid 5- COUIGY. 9 Pirateers Add Color and Spice to Indy's Games Marie Sfockebrand, flefij Sponsor Sue Cottom, fright, Choreographer LEAVING THE FIELD, the girls Uefij stiii exhibit plenty of pep, PRACTICING ONE of iheir varied routines, are the girls who sacrificed evenings to be a part of the total group. J- --.1-4 '! M... .mi 'a .- 59 GROUP LEADERS, wearing the new patriotic costumes, are Linda Branden- brug, Lynn Porteus and Candy Brewer. 67 I Ty' MEMBERS OF THE ICC BAND are Uefi to right, above, Schroeder, Rutland, Price, Rector, frow two, Feclc, Woolpert, T. Harvey, Bradley, Wingard, Sharp, Brown, Wesley, Blair, HUHY, l'lCfI'iS, PlSI'C6, King, M0VdY, ll-Nik NWI R, Harvey, fsecond rowl Econimus, T. Plummer, Tad Plummer, Alexander, Campbell, Bf0r1d0fl. W- Blood, Gnd MY- l-lOYCl M0 dYf b0f'lCfl Frisco, fbutk row, Robinson, Gardner, Hammer, Coldwell, dlV9CT0 - and Graham, fsecond Picture, Taddikan, Shackles, Miser, ICC Band Perform TED HARVEY, Bonnie Wingard, and Revona Winegar make up the Flute Trio, lleffj. AlDA TRUMPETS are played by Bob Marshall, Robert Kincaid, Mike Stark, and David Godsey, fBeIow lefty TED HARVEY, Bonnie Wingard, Becky Bradley, and Revona Winegur Below Rightl, make up the Flute Quortette. 68 MEMBERS OF THE ICC BAND ore fleft to Right, Abovej Polmer, H. Godsey, MCGinneSs, Huyes, Limfic, Bvrfwrd, iSewnd Rowl Fontes Blood, Scott, Allen, Fink, Smith, Burns, fsecond Row, Bettis, Reed, Riedle, Ziegler, Wycoff, Webber, Kinnimon, Russell. Osborne, Moon, Field, Hill, fSecond Picture, Morsholl, Stork, Kincaid, or Public Functions Cossie Economus, Drum Major. Bond Officers ore Standing, Jim Hunt, College Stuco Rep., John Wycoff, H. S. Stuco Rep., Deon Grohom, VP., Phil Scott, Inspector. fSeatedj Lindo Rector, Sec,-Treos., Cossie Economus, Drum Moior, Twirlers are Suson Schroeder, Terry Compbell, Russell King, Pres. Becky Brodley, Terri Plummer, ond Goy Bornord. , 69 K , H19 8 . 5 -U. GJ GJ 1 -6 o 2 CD of S U 5 .. U I C o .0 .E -'S S1 V7 x 'CPN U-'U .. :o -Q2 25 o 2 -E E2 -U BCL 'T Q.: 2.9 On. U. ,o ri I '52 gg mi W O 34: .ED D QE UI En- 5 :Z 5 2 CK 'U af 8 U L x .9 P- R 3 Q U : 2 E .: 1 GJ S E .. L 3 ,E Q. 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THE CELLO SECTION of the orchestra is pictured hard at work, the members being Sandra Greenwood, Karen Shaub, Candace Gardner, and Dean Reed. 71 if 'M iv 'W' 5 , ,,,.. f . . fr f E, -f1h'?f,QS,, M ' x ICC Combines Talent in Kiss Me, Kate Produce r-Musical Director, Harold Thompson Fred - Petrucio .............. Lilli-Katherine . . Lois-Bianca .... Bill-Lucentio . . . Harry-Baptiste . . Hattie ........ Ralph ......... Harrison Howell . Paul .......... Lloyd M. Mordy . . Violin Mrs. H. Thompson Tom Coldwell Sue Shaner Linda Tarry Sandra Ryan Cello Karen Schaub Candy Gardner Boss Larry Walling Dean Reed Clarinet Becky Rutland Karen Shackles Saxaphone Bob Ferguson Rusty King Ronnie Mordy Bass Clarinet Jim Frisco ORCHESTRA ........DavidFink . . . . Clarinda Hines . . . . Linda Tucker . . . Don Stelting ... Fred Wilkin ...Terri Plummer . . , Mickey Cox . . . Vern Robins ....Mike Stark . . . . . . . Conductor Flute Bonnie Wingard Ted Harvey Becky Bradley Percussion Walter Blood Ray Harvey French Horn David Godesy Pam McGinness Trombone Helen Blood Trumpet Mary Channon Bob Marshall Bassoon Lila Myser Accompanists Orchestra Suzanne Palmer Vocal Sharon Van Dyne Gremio .... Hortensio . . lst gunman . .. 2nd gunman . . . Cab Driver .... Nathaniel ...... Phillip-Servant . . . Gregory - Servant Haberdasher .... Cathy Bente Susie Walker Linda Brainerd Candy Brewer Becky Buser JoAnne Buser Kathy Eikenberry Ruth Fitzgerald Kay Kauffman Sharon Leming Susan McCalla Barbara Marshall Nancy Martin Brenda Nixon Pat Ullom Jean Alexander Judy Biederman Sharon Van Dyne Linda Gordon Judi Harris Jackie Hayden Herbert Bath Marvin Bredehoft Steve Dalke Tom Dittmer Harold Groth Darvin Hastings OFFERING TO MARRY the Shrew, Fred sets forth the terms of the bargain to her father, Baptiste lFred Wilkinl. TAMING THE SHREW takes courage and strength as Fred dis- covers when he finds it necessary to spank Kate fLilli's stage characterj. 73 Consultant, Mrs. George Butler DANCERS Chorus . .... James Sainer . , .John Robinson . . . Ronnie Bredehoft ......Lynn Fuller . Marvin Bredehoft . . . . . Gary Murrell ......PaulMoon . . . Jim Robertson . . . .Tom Dittmer Kim Alavi Judy White Earl Atkinson Gregg Compton Larry Goodwin Danny Hagenbach Daryl Harts Frank Helton David Perry Tad Plummer George Scott Collette Martin Louanne Neilson Jackie Tucker Pat Van Kempema Katy Lucas Connie Phillips Lela Pierce Linda Pinkston Sally Scott Brenda Wesley Loran Lance Don Mitchell Paul Moon Gary Murrell Linda Watts Helen Simpson 2 s . s 3 5 Q Z , i GETTING READY for high school initiations ore Lynn Wall, president, Drenda Burns, vice-president, and Rosemary Meyer. I 4 6.1 A ' www , 75-,Q Q59 ' HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS are from Hof! to right, fir!! row: Sally Scott, Becky l? 1nd, Linda Watts, Elaine Lockmiller, Bonnie Wingard, Susan 4 it ONE OF THE nicest things about being initiated in to ICC Players is the refreshments that are served after the ceremony, Steve Wilkins helps Becky Rutland set the table. ICC Players Enliven Campus with Dramatic Productions Schroeder, Connie Orr, Mory Fehring, Judy White. second row: Ed Beahm, Steve Wilkins, Robert Dye, David Webb, and Robert Gress. f it , L SOPHOMORE Steve Dalke is busy work- ing on the sound affects for Death ofa V Salesman. 5 MRS. MARGARET GOHEEN, left, is giving me ' cast of Death of a Salesman some last minute 'E instructions. Y' Service to Civic Productions ls Given by Members Membership in ICC PLAYERS is gained by earning points. A total ot thirty points is needed to be initiated. One earns these points by helping back stage, selling tickets, scenery designing, or acting in ci production sponsored by the COLLEGE PLAYERS include, from left to right, James Johnson, Mike Newcomb, Walter Blood, Gary Murrell, Rosemary Meyer, Steve Dalke, Davi Welch, Mike Knowles, Players. Player activities are not limited to ICC. Throughout the year Players usher at most of the Civic plays presented at the Memorial Hall. Players live up to their motto Act well your part, therein all honor lies, Valerie Theissen, Steve Orr, Judy Donovan, Darrell Hower- ton, Lynn Wall, Bob Wullenschneider, and Susan Horton. 75 UBUTMY CLOTHES, I can't go out into the hall without my clothes, says Judy Donovan to Willy, while portraying the other woman fleftj. ATTENDING the last rites for Willy are fleft lo right, Mike Knowles as his son Biff, Darrell Howerton as Charley, Bruce Robinson as Bernard, Steve Orr as his son Happy, and Susan Horton as his wife, Linda. College Players Present Death of a Salesman Willy Lowman . .. Linda ,...... HOPPY - - . Biff .,,.,.. Bernard ..... The Woman . . . Charley ....... Uncle Ben ....... . . . Howard Wagner.. . ... Jenny ........... . . Stanley ...... Miss Forsythe . . . Letta ....... ...James Johnson . . . Susan Horton . . . . . Steve Orr ...Mike Knowles ...Bruce Robinson . . . . .Judy Donovan . . . . Darrell Howerton . . . . . . Gary Murrell . Bob Wullenschneicler ......Anne Clement ...Walter Blood .. . Davi Welch ...Sharon Pule position in life. l'T1Gl'l. PREPARING to leave again for Alaska, Uncle Ben listens attentively as Linda defends Willy's CHARLEY, flefij played by Darrell Howerton, argues with James John' son who plays the sales- PRODUCTION STAFF Assistant Directors ...... Judy Donovan, Darrell Howerton Stage Manager ..............,........ Walter Blood Scenery Designed by . . . . . . Robert Lackey, Lee Nipper Property Manager . . Wardrobe Mistress . Business Manager . . .. ... Publicity Manager . . Hair Styles ........ Sound Effects . . . ... . .Lynn Wall . . . . Linda Rollo Rosemary Meyer Valerie Thiessen . . . . . Lucy Wall . . . Steve Dalke SEARCHING the reception room of Chumley's Rest are Elwood P. Dowd, played by Steve Wilkin, and Wayne Goodwin, as Lyman Sanderson, M.D. Becky Rutland as Ruth Kelly intently watches their futile search for Harvey. Myrtle Mae Simmons . . . Veta Mae Simmons. . . Elwood P. Dowd .... Miss Johnson ...... Mrs. Ethel Chauvent . . Ruth Kelley, R.N ...... Duane Wilson ......... Lyman Sanderson, M.D. . . William R. Chumley, M.D. . . Betty Chumley ......... Judge Omar Gaffney . . . E. J. Lofg ren ......... DEPICTING Elwood P. Dowd, Steve Wilkin enters the library ofthe old Dowd family mansion with his friend, Harvey, at his side. . . . . Sally Scott ....Linda Watts . .. . .Steve Wilkin . . . Susan Schroeder . . . Constance Orr . . . . Becky Rutland RobertGress . . . , Wayne Goodwin . . . . Edgar Beahm ...Judy White . . . .Mike Dennis . . . David Webb . S. Players Present Harvey DISCUSSING the impossibility of an existing large white rabbit, better known as Harvey, are Sally Scott as Myrtle Mae Simmons and Linda Watts as her mother, Veta Mae Simmons. REHEARSING their lines are Linda Watts and Becky Rutland, In the foreground Bonnie Wingard as a student director cues them. :L x L , 1 . slr V . Darrell l-lawerton Gary Mitchell James Johnson Elaine Lochmiller Best Actor I964 Best Director 1964 Best Supporting Best Supporting MacBeth Best Play I964 Actor l964 Actress 1964 Impromptu Everyman The Happy Journey One Acts Seek Anna Awards Each year the Play Production class at lCC present one-act plays in competition for Anna Awards which are made in honor of the late Miss Anna lngleman, former drama coach at the College. lmpartial judges are asked to choose the best actor, best actress, best supporting actor, best supporting actress, best director, and best play ot those presented. Members ot the class choose their play, cut it to thirty minutes in length, cast it and direct its production. D d B PRESENTING plays in May of this year are the following: Valerie Thiessen, ludy Donovan, James Johnson, Steve Orr Bl:'nAgre:!rT964 and James Fischer, seated, and Rodger Shinn and Darrell Howerton, standing. ,,'mprOmp'U,, 78 MEMBERS ot the ICC Blue Notes are fin! row: Steve Woolpert, Linda Robert Marshall, David Godsey, Phil Scott, Helen Blood and Larry Rector .lim Hunt, Rusty King, Leonard Pierce, Ronald Mordy, and Ted Walling. Kathryn Troutman is seated at the piano. Harvey second row: Walter Blood, Mr. Lloyd Mordy, Robert Kincade, Blue Notes Volunteer for Service At ICC and Neighboring Schools DISTINGUISHED by recently acquired new blue blazers and much modern jazz music, the ICC Blue Notes perform for many civic functions. This group played for the college basketball Coronation, as well as tor several high school proms in the local area, In addition to keeping up with its busy schedule, this extra-curricular instrumental group has made two hit records during the last tive years. These records were cut by the RCA recording company. IN THE PAST years they have played for various civic functions and proms in Fredonia, Elk City, Cherryvale, and Caney, in addition to many Country Club dances. They receive no grade or school credit for their work, and only the best students in the school band can quality for this organization. 79 I 0 f , I if A f 1 I 1 In ICC PIRATE Pep Club, a small but hard-working group, is directed by d0f1, RYOV1, O'l'lG l'0, Tl1OfTiP50f1, Pule, fhifd NWI De Nellie, Horton Mrs. Charlene Jeffers. Members are, bottom row left to right: Cavin, Wesley, Bettis, Fitz, Smith, Gossett. Roberts, Nichols, Reed, Sanders, Sherwin, second row: Thiessen, Shel- Hard-Working College Pep Squad Raise Pirates' Spirits PEP CLUB OFFICERS are, from left to right, Rosemo,-y gems, Swdem Council represemonve, ICC PIRATE Cheerleaders, in their new uniforms, are Lynn Wall, Tina Williams, Judy Cinotto Tomo O,HCm,Ql Treasurer: Com! Fitz Presideml Anne Clement, Helen lDavij Welch, Pat Simmons, and Sharon Durbin. Sandra Ryan, Secretary, and Sue Reed, Vice- President. I ' W as 3515gisix1swm:1s3QsS:wffmmm'iwss11i Wm min lax:r:a: 'i -e sg: Qu, ,is have fs. OFFICERS of the high school Pep Club are flefi to right, Miss Sandra Covey, sponsor, Kay Warmington, Stuco representative, Becky Mattox, yice-president, Mary Sack, president, Linda Kirchoff, secretary, Kay Kauffman, treasurer, and Mrs. Bonnie Byrd, sponsor. ALEXIS JARRETT is alter- nate cheerleader. High School Pep Squad Make Bulldogs Work JUNIOR members of the high school Pep Club are lfroni rowl Thomas, Ross, Sherwood, Bynum, O. Johnson, L. Main, Richarz, Mercer, Petsick, Oleandt, fsecond row, Harlin, Overfield, Reynolds, Garner, Cramb, Whistler, White, Marshall, Walker, Neilson, Pierce, Lape, fback row, Martin, Sparrowhawk, Tarry, Orr, Watts, McGin- ness, Hybarger, Alexander, M. Johnson, Burck, and B. Buser. 81 BULLDOG CHEER- LEADERS are Ueft To right, Charolet Gare rette, Chris Upton, Linda Tucker, Sharon Lemlng, Jo Ann Buser, and Nancy Martin, SENIOR members ofthe high school Pep Club are, lfront rowj Parks, Layton, Nash, Robinson, Gordon, Fehring, Schroeder, Snapp, Fraztenfsecond YOW, Ullom, B. Wingard, Eikenberry, McCul- lagh, Schaub, Forsyth, Harclerode, Bradley, Banks, Brainard, lbuck row, Osborn, Pinkston, Geiger, Scott, Cox, Curtis, Lucas, and Rutland. MEMBERS OF THE ART CLUB include: Phyllis Jarvis, Connie Darby, Vicki McCorkill, Sylvia Thomas, Sandra Claus, Pamala McGinness, Renita Blankenship, Bonnie Wingard, Joe Zeigler, Mr. Darral Dishman, sponsor, Danny Hagenbuch, Charles Gann, and Becky Bradely. Art Club Gives Service to Other Organizations ICC Art Club, sponsored by Mr. Darral Dishman, is composed of students who have an interest in art. The Art Club prepares some of its members for careers as cartoon artists, fashion designers, stage designers, and sculpturers. For others art is merely an enjoyable hobby, Throughout the year various paintings and sculptures are displayed in the foyer. Club members also help other organizations plan displays, make posters, and help with the decorations for the proms. Before Christmas the Art Club constructed a modern Nativity scene and displayed it on the front lawn of the school. 82 N Every school day throughout the year, ICC takes to the air waves by way ot Radio Station KIND. The program, broadcast at I I13O a.m. each day, brings up-to-date news ot events on campus. Interviews with faculty members, administrators, student person- alities, coaches ot athletics and discussion groups are featured regularly. lCC's music department turnishes the program occasionally. Production of the programs is under the direction ot Mrs. Margaret Goheen. The producers are the members ot her class in Radio Production. Each semester a new group enrolls in the class and handles the planning and conduct of the quarter-hour spot. Enrolled in second semester's class are those pictured and Gary Murrell and Grady Sewell. LOOKING OVER his notes before the opening signal for The Voice of Your College, Dean Graham prepares to assume his responsibilites as announcer for that day's broadcast. Voice of Your College Keeps Public Informed - tis. ii? i . .- me , ,pm eg Q k W I - .Lei gm 1-I -.,g.:.x ..,. f-7-.t.tz':s1.1f-ww - . -,Tt,5..3xig.gg3..3i,,?5i, gi, It . - H 19 as 22 K, ' E . 7' ., I ' i 'Sergio -I-.fygsggsjl 1gVg,,,--'NWS 115'fs:.L1LjiTis,.iQ,2t.ss1f':v'f.1j- ' - 4? 1 f gi! as ACCURATE TIME is necessary to the production ot a good radio show and to the maintaining of good relationships with KlND's engineers. Here Marvin Voth flashes the time cards, ond with one-half minute to go, Richard Mount waits tor completion at his duty as engineer ot the controls. l ABOVE is one group of members of the college Future Teachers of America. Left to right they are: Harold Groth, Jean Fox, Sue Reed, Carol Stout, Pat Simmons, Mary Lou Pouncil, and Donna DeVore. College Future Teachers Observe Career Week This year the Future Teachers of America at ICC was all division of ICC. The club is directed toward preparing divided into two separate bodies-a high-school and a students for teaching careers-keeping them informed college club-because of its size and because of the over- of new teaching methods and teacher problems. .4-. AT LEFT are a few more members of Future Teachers Left to right: Janet Driskill, Carole Romig, Paula Bauldauf, Marvin Voth, Margaret Smith, Sam Hill, Linda Brandenburg, and Kathryn Troutman. BELOW The officers of Future Teachers are, seated: Jeane Tallman, alternate Student Council represen- BELOW is another group of members. Left to right: Donna Shellhorn, Genevieve totive: Volefle JJWCSSETI, secretory-treosurerf M555 Barrett, Virginia Graham, Janet Goble, Susan White, Sharon Unruh, Judy Kellen- Bailey, faculty advisor, Standingi Sam Hill, Student berger, Valerie Thiessemand Jeane Tallman. Council representative, Pat Simmons, president, and Marvin Voth, vice-president. 84 MEMBERS OF FUTURE TEACHERS organization are lfirst rowj Glenna Barbara Marshall, Beckey Bradley, Cathy McCullagh, Charles Gann, Parks, Susan Schroeder, Sue Lynne Shaner, Kathy Sherwood, Colette Karen Schaub, Ruth Fitzgerald, and Joyce Cramb. Martin, Mary Fehring, Janice Harclerode,flauck row, Nancy Zimmerman, H.S. Future Teachers Look Toward Teaching EVERY THIRD Thursday of each month the high school Future Teachers meet and plan new activities, One ot their main activities of the past was a Christmas party and they are now making plans for a spring picnic. They hope to present tour scholarships this year to worthy members of the senior class. They have earned this money by selling concessions at all the high school and college basketball games. FUTURE TEACHER officers are lseotedj Susan Schroeder, secretaryftreasurer, Cathy McCullagh, president, Mary Fehring, vice-president, lstundingj Becky Bradley, Student Council reresentative, and Karen Schaub, alternate representative. MEMBERS OF THE COLLEGE CHOIR are ffirsf row, Clarinda Hines, Dierks, Valerie Thiessen, Judy Harris, Mary Lou Pouncil, Sharon Nichols, Virginia Graham, Stephanie Sheldon, Lila Myser, Brenda Wesley, and Gary Marsh, Uhird row, Gary Murrell, John Robinson, Harold Suzanne Palmer, Judy Biederman, and Sharon Nichols, fsecond row, Groth, Paul Moon, Loren Lance, Don Stelting, Lorne Cranor, Mike Jim Sainer, Cheryl Bustos, Claudia Sherbenou, Donna Shellhorn, Janice ZiVkOViC, Und David Flfilsv College Choir Performs for Civic Groups And Shares in Producing Musical COLLEGE male quartet members are from lett to right: Loren Cranor, James Sainer, John Robinson, and David Fink. Mr. Harold Thompson is their accompanist. 86 ,ac ,.., SINGING for various clubs and organizations are the members of Jordan, Robertson, Mitchell, Bredehoft, Scott, Cox, Robbins, Fienen, D. Van Dyne, O'Brien, Fitzgerald, Tucker, Burck, O. Johnson, Brickens, Blankenship, Lochmiller, Darbe, Midland, Simpson, Pierce, Hayden, High School Group Sings of the girls' high school MANY CLUBS and organizations, including the Kiwanis Club fbelowl are often entertained by the high school choir, which is under the direction of Mr. Harold Thompson, vocal music instructor at ICC. MEMBERS OF junior girls' trio lleftj are L. Nielson, L. Watts, C. Martin and their accompanist is S. Van Dyne. Right are members Pierce, S. Van Dyne, J. Hayden, and L. Pinkston, their accompanist, ran the high school choir: McGee, Ross, Adams, Scott, C, Phillips, Nielson, Harlin, Ross, Lucas, Pinkston, Martin, Parks, Mercer, C. Martin, Schaub, Gann, S. Phillips, Dittmar, White, for Kiwanians tI'lO: L. MEMBERS of the high school mixed ensemble are ifront rowj L. Mayo, J. Robertson, L. Pierce, K. Lucas, M. Bredehoft, S. VanDyne, fback rowj T. Dittmcir, S. Phillips, L. Nielson, J. Harlin, D. Mitchell, C. Gann, L. Tucker, J. Hayden, D. Fienen, and L. Pinkston at the piano. MEMBERS ot the Future Homemakers of America are ffirst rowj Johnson, Corolvn Rovner, Delores Horvey, Connie Teol, Corol Linda Kirchotf, Sally Robinson, Lela Pierce, Jackie Hayden, Kay PFW-tiff, 5Gf1dV0 W9Sl9Y, Gnd Ann BENS- Haymaker, fback row, Kathy Alexander, Karen Richarz, Margaret Future Homemakers Learn and Have Fun Through Organization's Activities Members of Future Homemakers of America attended the state meeting tor the organization held in Topeka, Attending the meeting were Lela,Pierce and Ann Bettis, acting as hostesses, Jackie Hayden and Kay Haymaker, voting delegates, and Sandra Wesley, who completed the evaluation of the meeting for the group. Mrs. Armalea 'X 4-A Hopperstad, sponsor, accompanied the group. Linda Kirchoft acted as ICC's representative to Coed, a national magazine for girls enrolled in home making classes. As their representative, Linda made class surveys requested by the editors. OFFICERS ot the F.H.A. are ffront rowl Ann Bettis, vice president, Connie Teal, treasurer, fbock rowj Delores Harvey, student council representative, Jackie Hayden, secretary, and Linda Kirchoff, president. A REIGNING AS ICC BAND QUEEN is Linda Rector, center, a freshman. Her attendants are fleft to rightj Becky Bradley, Susan Schroeder, Becky Rutland and Cassie Economus, all seniors, Escorting the royalty were Rusty King, Phil Scott, Ronald Mordy, Bob Marshall, and John Wycotf. ICC Band Royalty T965 LOVE MAKES THE WORLD GO AROUND was the theme of Queen Linda's coronation. She and her attendants were crowned in the early moments before the band's annual spring concert. The program included songs to please almost everyone. Some ot the selections were arrangements from A Kingston Trio Folk Song Overture, WORKING HARD to make the coronation a success were these committee chairmen, Becky Bradley, Helen Blood, decorations, Kathy Alexander, Sandra Wesley, adver- PERFORMING at the opening and halt-times ot both college and high school games takes much time and practice on the part of the ICC band, directed by Mr. Lloyd Mordy. They also put much effort into their tours. The first of these tours was on October 3 when the band highlights from the Broadway show Hello, Dolly, themes from Scheherazade, Caribbean Fantasy, selections from How the West Was Won, Prelude and Fugue, Trumpet in the Night, Saxo-Rapsody, selections trom Lawrence ot Arabia, Sousa's Stars and Stripes Forever, El Chaco, and Dauntless. tisement, Cheryl Blair, Linda Hamma, reception, Ronald lviordy and Dean Graham, tickets, attended the KU band concert in Lawrence. On April 2l they departed tor Sedan and Cherryvale where they participated in concerts. ln addition to their many activi- ties they actively participate in the local Neewollah celebration and other civic tunctions. PIRAJE FOOTBALL ROYALTY for T964 was Anne Clement Ueftl Queen Judy Cinotto fcenterj cmd Davi Welch lrig tj. ICC Pirate Football Royalty 1964 l.C.C. Pirate football royalty consisted ot Anne Clement and her escort Roger Lessman, Davi Welch and her escort Denny Deal, and Judy Cinotto and escort Mike Zivkovic. The crown bearer was Billy McMillen and flower girl was Sherry Favero. TAKlNG THEIR SEATS to watch the football game are Judy Cinotto and her attendants Anne Clement and Davi Welch. 90 i , 17 V -f,,...,.,1m,.wM.J..awaken-Q,.cfssf.M as if at x E' nm? ww W WMM, shim elf if QM!! Filiitwva 'WJ , PIRATE BASKETBALL QUEEN Anne Clement lcenferj is shown after her Coronation with her attendants Lynn Wall lleftj and Pat Van Kempema Qrightl i965 Pirate Basketball Royalty THE CORONATION involved from left to right, Sam Watke and Pat Van Kemperna, Dan Newman and Queen Anne Clement, and Lynn Wall and John Goodwin. Happy Welch was the crown bearer and Julie Coftom was the flower girl. em, . Q Q- ,rf 91 li? if fffflf' it CAROL 64-as ' 1 REIGNING AS BULLDOG FOOTBALL QUEEN is Donna Cox fcenferl Mr and Mrs Eddie Wright, carried the queen's roses during the who is surrounded by her attendants fleft to rlghtl Linda Brainerd crowning ceremonies at the half timeof the lola-lndependencegame Donna Relgns asl 964 Bulldog Queen SHOWN WITH HER attendants and the rest of her roycil court immediately follow- ing the crowning ceremonies is Queen Donna. Left to right are Tom McCarty, Kris Upton, Jim Gollhoffer, Linda Brainerd, Queen Donna, Bill Gilliland, Mary Sack, Don Reynolds, Carol Pruitt, and Bobby Davis. The flower girl was Sheri Wright and the crown bearer was Joy Juby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Juby, Q? gu2OL . - ' X Nmxms SQLXQQ I ,M- ' SHOWN WITH HER attendants is Queen Joanne, center, a senior. Her attendants are seniors Carol Pruitt, Nancy Martin, Verna Brooks, and Cris Upton, a iunior, T964 Bulldog Court Queen Reigns BULLDOG BASKETBALL Queen Joanne Buser smiles happily while escorted across the court by Mike Carpenter, HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL COURT included ,left to right. Bobby Davis, Verna Brooks, Steve Bourklund Cris Upton, Queen Joanne, Mike Carpenter, Nancy Martin, Dwayne Talley, Carol Pruitt, and Corne lius Tidwell. Timmy White was the crown bearer and Julie Cottorn carried the queen's red roses. 93 SOME OF THE I CLUB members were present for this picture. They are ROQBI' EVICIGOIT SeC0l1d WWI GVGQQ COVTIDYOFI, Jim Hiebeflt Hefb STOUI, as follows: lleft to right, front row: Joe Killer, Johnny Woody, Ron Mike Tallman, Sterling Webb, Larry Wilson, Jim Quinn, Bob O'Quinn, Davidson, Harold Aiken, Stephen Richey, Chuck Kline, Mike Pavlik and BVIOH Morton, DOD NSWYUOY1, DOH Rowe, Lurry Depew Gnd Ron VICOVY- Cherished possessions of Athletes include their letters won for participation in the various sports, This letter at Independence Community College also carries with it automatic membership in the I Club. The members engage in some money-raising ventures to earn their letter iackets. Included among these efforts was a work day for members one Saturday at the city park and opera- tion of the concession stands at the alumni football game. Officers for the club are Mike Tallman, president, .lim Sledge, vice-president, and Herb Stout, secretary-treasurer. Blood, Sweat, and Despair Mark Efforts Required for Membership in the 'I' Club .5 94 BILL FUSS 1401 sinks one ogoinsr Fort Scott. Brion Morton is alert for o possible rebound. -A --J. MN y .5 -is f 31 g , , 7, .1 'te ,. ' ' X Q x.. ' ' ,'!.'t. st .ig :ss MIGHTY PIRATE squad includes ileft to rightj first row: Sledge, Sweeney, Stracke, Huffman, Jackson, Tallrnan, Stout, Aiken, and Erickson. second row: Richey, Hudson, Killer, Small, Deal, Michaelis, Pavlik, Orfeterlli, Davidson. third row: Webb, Esparza, Doman, Lemaster, Vicory, Woody, Halpin, Knowes, and Coach McGovern. , Pirates Field Stronger Team Showing more strength than in years past, the Pirates battled valiantly for a record of 5-5 in conference play. The alumni battle brought the total wins to 6. The alumni game fthe first here 1 in recent yearsj brought back such standouts as David Sicks, outstanding player for the Air 1 Force Academy. WHO HAS possession of the ball? Morton, Aker, Giles, Depew, Quinn. fourth row: Compton, Kline, Malone, Zivkovic, Carocci, Lessman, Rowe. fifth mw: Coach Singleton, -wwf 96 'rs mi, iz. ,wr . g, PIRATE SCOREBOARD Pirates Opponents 2I Alumni I3 27 Garden City I3 I9 Joplin 7 I3 Fort Scott I4 33 Pratt I9 2 I Cotfeyville 40 I4 Highland 7 I9 Butler County 24 O Hutchinson 28 6 Arkansas City 26 26 Dodge City I9 -3 sk' For 97 Bulldog Football team members include, Firsf Row: T. McCar1y , S. McKenzie , R. Gress', M. Unruhu, B. Gilliland , J. Gollhoferu, D. Reynolds , J. Vermilion , B. Thornfonu. Second Row: H. Meyer M. Huggins , B. Davis , C. Tidwellu, T. Ritcheylt, W. Koehn', L. Waggoneril, S. Wood . Third Row: J. Bottsll, T. Crossan', B. McHenry , D. Muller', S. Borklund ', S. Kinnarnon , T. Vining , J. Brown . Fourih Bulldogs Show Strength in Tough Season Head Football Coach, Walter Kaya Emmot. ' i im Q Q jg NX? l 1 Row: A. Bryant, B. Youngberg , M. Howe', A. Martin, R, Emmot, R. Welch , B. Wachs. Fifth Row: J. Dixon, L. Vieth, Martin Leon, Mike Leon, B. Michaelis , G. Stephenson, J. Hayesf O. Bell. Sixth Row: S. Wilkin, Coach Emmot, and Coach White. 'one-year, Mtwo-year, 'Hthree-year lettermen. SCOREBOARD Bulldogs Opponents 6 Altamont O O Fort Scott l 3 I9 Chonute 7 l 9x Parsons 7 O lola Ql 27 Columbus 20 Z Pittsburg 6 l9 Colleyville I4 Coach Emmot and team watch anxiously. ,L B. Davis, quarterback, A received Honorable Mention in both offense and defense on the SEK All League Team. Left: J. Gollhoter, Most Valuable Lineman of Bulldogs, received Honorable Mention in All League. Right: Center of the Bulldogs, Mike Unruh, received Honorable Mention in SEK All League Team. B. Thornton voted Honorable Mention as guard in the All League Team. - ef 3 . 'A wut r'vef-wif, .., ' , .us , LZ , ,L M2 - - -.......... vnu-an-U.. A ww Q A The Most Valuable Back on Bulldogs. Don Reynolds, received Honorable Mention on All League Team. M. Huggins received Honorable Mention as defensive tackle on the All League Team. E-ef 4 . L, L , L H t if ' s Xi ,4 -nj, ...4 , . 1, fyisyp , I 5, 51,343 - ,s M-.1 T W S Tom McCarty was voted Captain of the Bulldogs. 99 On the first team of the SEK All League Team was Bill Gilliland, senior. ALL HEART is on apt description of the members of ICC Pirate Basketball Putnam and Dan Newman are shown with Coach James Smelser in team this year, lleft 10 right, Tom White, manager: Bob O'Quinn, center on row one. Brian Morton, Sam Wutke, Bill Fuss, Russell Gatton, John Goodwin, Eddy Plucky Pirates Win Crowds' Hearts By Giving Their All PIRATE BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Pirates Opponent Pirates Opponents 58 Arkansas City 60 64 Parsons 66 QOTJ 7l Hutchinson 85 47 Cotteyville 48 58 Southwest Baptist 69 70 Northeast Oklahoma 62 65 BUll6I' COUr1fy 64 62 Chqnute 65 7l Northeast OlQlC1l'lOI'T1G 57 63 Arkansas City 77 74 Southwest Baptist 72 54 Coffeyville 59 70 Fort Scott 72 COTJ 57 Ioiq 52 6l Butler COunTy 65 71 Chcinute 76 60 Hutchinson 57 76 Fort Scott 53 60 Parsons 76 Sub Regional Tournament 68 lola 58 69 Fort Scott 57 57 Parsons 65 53 Cofteyville 49 100 Fw , if Sophomores OQulnn, Wutke, Newman ond Gocdwm 'u ov ff X 'L Gohon Z4 Sl?-' ,W-D 4. Sco X -e w S! Morton tnes for o sfeol and misses x 30 W 4? P'--K Ng- z I ws. xiii lug, 'Mid mon leaps high to lay onein, 25 , I 3? Q 'Sv . 5'-1' S L V, ,fiiqly J is a 1402 shoots over Fort N, s Tall mon 'Ki 41 G91 4 ,M H n .. 1 jggw, . V, f .25-,g 414143: A Bulldog A Team members:FirS1' Row: J. Pack, P. Clark, S. Borklund, D. Talley, A. Martin, R. Emmot. Second Row: M. Carpenter, E. Beahm, W. Wood, B, Davis, C. Tidwell, Coach Swartz, Coach White. Bulldogs Battle Opponents in Rough Season SCOREBOARD Bulldogs Opponents Bulldogs Opponents 68 lola 51 47 Columbus 45 ' Parsons Altamont 41 Pittsburg Fort Scott 52 Altamont Invitational Tournament at Fort Scott 53 Chanute St. Mory's i4 Cofteyville Pittsburg 53 Columbus Chanute 58 Fort Scott Regional Tournament at Winfield 58 lola Winfield 5l Parsons Wichita S. E. 48 Chanute Wellington 5l Pittsburg 50 Cotfeyville 102 1, 1' Q ,umm .w M Vi?-f??il?f Things get rough as C. Tidwell 1421 sinks one. B. Davis 1101, M. Carpenter 1321, and S, Borklund144jback him up Bulldog B Team members include Coach White, Student Manager B, McHenry, D. Gangnan, T. McKernan, B. Wachs, T. Coldwell, P. Wohltman, L. Waggener, Coach Swartz. 103 T WRITING ONE OF THE vouch- ers for monthly bills, Linda Rollo, business manager, asks Candy Brewer, associate edi- tor to go over her figures. Rosemary Meyer Editor Editor ......., Associate Editor . . . Photographers . . College editor .... Assistant ......... High School editor . . . Assistant ........ Art editor ...... Sports editors ...... Business manager .... COMMUNICO STAFF Rosemary Meyer Candy Brewer . . . Steve Dalke, Russell Osborn, Larry Schmitz Valerie Thiessen . . . .Jean Tallman .. . .Marcia Geiger ................LindaHybarger Renita Blankenship Jim Robertson and Steve Woolpert Linda Rollo Circulation manager . . . ............... . ...,..................... Kevin Clark Faculty adviser ..... ............... ............,.............. R u th M. Lyon Staff members . . . . . Joanne Harlin, Louanne Neilson, Dean Graham, Constance Orr Communico Staff Members Proudly Present Your 1965 Yearbook 104 PREPARING LAYOUTS for class pages is a tre- mendous task lind these staff members: fleft to right, JoAn Harlin, Linda Hybarger, Linda Watts and Constance Orr. I DISCUSSING THE pictures for a page, Jean Tallman and Marcia Geiger prepare one of the many layouts necessary for this book. Long hours of work, disappointment and discouragement go into producing a yearbook. The Communico staff found their year to contain all of these things. lt is with pride It is with pric It is with pride, however, that the staff presents this copy of the Communico. It is not perfect, and these are errors It is not perfect, and there are errors, as you will point out to us, nevertheless we feel that it represents the many important things which ICC means to each of us. We, the members of this staff, feel that Independence Community College has a bright future and that progress is evident on our campus. Long live ICC! ARGUING THE MERITS of a photo are Kevin Clark ONE OF THE DUTIES of each staff Qstandingj andJim Robertson and Steve Woolpert, member is to scrutinize copy for errors seated. as Valerie Thiessen is doing. ?H! 105 PROBABLY THE MOST important people on any yearbook staff are the photographers. Steve Dalke is explaining one of the settings on the Speed Graphic to Russell Osborn, another photographer. Renita Blankenship fstandingj seems pleased by Louanne Neilson's comments on her design forthe Communico. - :ww-.wfg.f-fr ' tg sfitngvgfikeis I 13315255 if . ' .ll 7 ,,, M ...-- , .,, ,.,., 2 ' ' 1 COMPARING THE MERITS of several photos, Larry Schmitz, photographer, learns about group arrangement for yearbook pictures. .5 1A,vgr?, 4v f mr-P' I' 'K 'VA lg .1 ' ' t I Y if . ,, A I I r'CA , 1,0 f 'Q-4 -' t , H 7 ,Q t J , .sc ' SEN. ,K li -v , IF- f .5 K ,. Q, A MS-35 . iss. 15346 R' M K MRS. EVA COOPER, the cook at the Student Union, looks over the relish bar, VIEWING the New Union building from the front fails to show the spaciousness of the facility, Landscaping will be completed this spring. students may eat lunch there. It serves the students as a place to meet friends, chat, eat, study, or play a friendly game of pitch. A stereo furnishes background music most of the day. Art students are busy preparing a mural for one wall. Fees paid by the students of ICC are paying for the new student Union building. A spacious dining hall wth com- fortable lounges in the alcove characterize the new facility. Use ot the building is restricted to the college students except during the noon hour when high school ICC Union ls Popular with Students SELF-SERVICE IS THE KEY WORD to the food buying at l.C.C. The cafeteria style counter is quite modern and has just about anything a person could want. Pat Simmons serves as the cashier. . , . ., sw-F 106 MEETING for 0 friendiy cord game is great fun os these boys find. Temptation is great to ignore the clock ond forget the next class. NOON PROVES to be the most popular time of the day ot the Umon Students with noon classes ore preparing to FACULTY Fred Cinotto 5 Neil Edds 5, 65, 58 Beverly Hudson 7 Loretta Watts 7 Mary Louis Self 7 Sally Anderson 16, 65 James Arnwine 21 Carrol Bailey 16, 84 Charles Belt 10 Martha Jane Blades 16, 66 Bonnie Byrd 14, 81 Alice Cobble 18, 58 Sandra Covey 14, 81 Elizabeth DeKoster 18 Darral Dishman 23, 82 Walter Emmot 15, 98 Clyde Evans 14, 59 John Favero 22 Wendell Ferguson 20 Margaret Goheen 16, 75 Armalea Ho erstad 12, 88 DP Charline Jeffers 14 William Juby 22 Ruth Lyon 16 Robert McGee 13 Lawrence McGovern 14, 96 Loyd Mordy 23, 70, 79 Opal Orr 19 Russell Osborn 21 Ralph Pearson 15, 63 Robert Ratzlaff 15 Frank Sicks 24 Bill Singleton 15, 96 James Smelser 24, 100 Eldon Smith 22 Marie Stockebrand 24, 67 David Swartz 16, 103 Boyd Talley 6 Harold Thompson 23 Lora Todd 16 Moses Voth 11 Ronald Wagner 11 Dempsey Walker 20, 83 William White 15, 98, 103 Kenneth Wilson 6, 15, 65 COOK A Elva Armstrong Cooper 8, CUSTODIANS Wayne Claybaker 8 Harold Grabham 8 Clarence Moore 8 COLLEGE SOPHOMORES Aiken, Harold 26, 94, 96 Andrews, Carol 26 Barrett, Genevieve 26, 84 Bettis, Rosemary 26, 80 Birdwell, Keith 26 Blood, Walter 26, 63, 64, 70, 75 Borders, Bruce 26, 63 Bredehoft, Ronald 26, 72 Burns, Drenda 26, 74, 78 Butts, Jerry 26 Carter, Katherine 26, 64 Cavin, Connie 26, 80 Christian, Judy 26 Cinotto, Judy 26, 80, 90 Clark, Mike 26 Compton, Greg 26, 64, 94, Cotterill, David 26, 59, 64, Crawford, John 26 Dalke, Harry 75, 105 Deal, Dennis 26, 90, 96 Debnam, Robert 26 INDEX DeNellie, Paulette 27, 80 Donovan, Judy 75, 76, 78 Dotterer, Gary 26, 27 Driskill, John 20, 34 Fischer, Jim 78 Fitz, Carol 80, 127 Foster, Cheryl 27 Fox, Jean 27, 84 Furnas, Darrel 27 Gammel, Carrol 27 Gibson, Floyd 27 Giles, Richard 96 Glasgrow, Richard 27 Goble, Janet 27, 84 Gonzalez, Rosario 27 Goodwin, John 100, 101 Goodwin, Larry 26, 27, 64, 91 Graham, Dean 27, 59 Gress, Tom 27 Hare, Sam 27 Hastings, Darvin 27 Henry Alice 28 Hemme, Keith 28 Henderson, James 28 Hill, Sam 28, 64, 84 Howerton, Darrell 28, 63, 75, Hudson, Yancy 28, 96 Huffman, Franky 28, 96 Hunt, Jim 28, 64, 79 Idleman, Larry 63 Jabben, Allene 28 Jackson, Carl 96 Kellenberger, Judy 28, 84 Kelly, John 28 King, Russell 28, 79, 89 Kirkendoll, Terry 26 Lemaster, Gary 96 Langvardt, Loren 59 Lesco, Dave 28 Lessman, Roger 90, 96 McCormick, Bob 28 McMillin, Margaret 28, 63 Main, Carolyn 28 Marsh, Gary 28, 86 Mendoza, Alex 28 Michaelis, Dan 23, 29, 96 Mord Ron 29 89 79 7 Y, , , Newman, Dan 29, 91, 94, 101, Nichols, Sharon 29, 80, 86 O'Quinn, Robert 94, 100, 101 Osborn, Diana 29 Osborn, Marcia 29, 59 Ortega, Richard 29 Paterson, Tommy 29 Puckett, Tom 29 Pugh, Donald 29 Reed, Suzanne 29, 80, 84 Roberts, Sharon 29, 80 Robertson, Melvin 63 Sanders, Carol 29, 80 Schenck, Gene 29 Schmitz, Larry 29, 59, 205 Sewell, Grady, 29 Shellhorn, Donna 29, 86, 84 Shields, Steve 15 Sims, Mary 30 Simmons, Pat 30, 80, 84, 106 Sledge, James 96 Small, Charles 30, 96 Smith, Marilyn 30 Snyder, Ronnie 30 Stout, Carol 14, 30 Stover, Gary 30, 59 Stout, Herb 30, 76, 94 Strasburg, Don 30 Sullivan, Gerald 30 Sweeney, Max 30, 96 Tallman, Mike 30, 94, 96 6, 78 Thiessen, Valerie 30, 63, 64, 75, 78, 80, 84, 86, 105 Tweedie, Diane 30 Unruh, Stella 30, 84 Vaughn, Paul 17, 30 Wall, Lynn 30, 34, 74, 75, 80, 91 Wells, Francis White, Susan 30, 84 Whitney, Charles 23, 30 Wilhelm, Jim 61 Wilson, Larry 30, 94 Wilson, Robert Wright, John Wutke, Sam 91, 100, 101 Zivkovic, Mike 21, 30, 86, 90, 96 FRESHMAN NOT PICTURED IN THE CLASS SECTION WOMEN Baker, Patty Barbera, Cheryle Bell, Norma Bohannan, Beverly Carson, Kathleen Cornett, Janet DeVore, Sharon Froebe, Ilene Gosnell, Julie Griffith, Patricia Haught, Phyllis Hines, Clarinda Howerton, Carol Houston, Leona Hutchison, Mary Miller, Barbara Miller, Esther Patterson, Ilene Renfrow, Nellie Reynolds, Lenna Schwatken, Sadie Shultz, Phyllis Smith, Janet Steele, Candace Stroble, Judith Tefft, Mary Thiessen, Betty Whetstine, Linda MEN Akins, Larry Alavi, Khosrow Allen, Glen Ballard, Altis Bandy, Howard Barber, Ralph Beebe, Clayton Blex, Douglas Blumer, Darrel Brinegar, Cary Buchanan, John Burnett, Dean Burns, Randolph Callarman, James Carocci, Carl Carpenter, Gary Chase, Jim Cohee, Tony Cook, Charles Dexter, Gary Dishman, Larry Dodson, Sammy Doman, Thomas Driskell, Raymond Dumas, Richard Durley, Truman Elko, Donald Elliot, Mark .-.3 Tucker, David 30 Engstrom, Larry Esparza, Joe Fecht, William Ferguson, John Fields, Loyd Fisher, Robert Ford, Kenneth Foster, Don Fuss, William Gentry, Norman Gragg, Michael Greer, John Gregor, Richard Hallbauer, Donald Halpin, Don Hamilton, Lynn Harding, Jerome Harts, Daryl Helton, Frank Henderson, Darrell Jackson, Douglas Johnson, Stephen Jones, Thomas Kline, Charles Kling, John Klingeberg, Jon Lance, Loran Lillibridge, Arthur McGuire, William Malone, Alton Mann, Paul Marshall, Jim Martin, Gary Massoomi, Mohsen Maupin, John Medsker, John Miller, Jerry Miner, Darrel Mount, Richard Myers, Donald Noller, Ken Orfitelli, Mike Osburn, Floyd Parker, Curtis Pavlik, Mike Pond, Mike Price, Kenneth Reynolds, Jack Robinson, John Rollins, Delbert Roush, Clifford Rowe, Roger Ruffin, Pierre Ryan, Larry Sack, Mike Sampson, Warren Sandbothe, Stephen Schierlman, Gerald Schwatkan, Wilbur Scott, Gary Scott, Phil Shafer, Ronald Shinn, Rodger Shipman, Ronald Shire, Leland Smith, Charles Sprague, Ernest Stafford, Jerry Stark, Michael Sutton, Richard Templer, Charles Thorp, John Topham, Terry Vicory, Ron Walden, Bobby Webb, Sterling Williams, Jack Williams, Kenneth Wilson, Gary Woody, John FRESHMAN Adamson, Robert 31 Addison, Carol 31, 67 Ahmann, Steve 31 Alavi, Khosrow 107 Andres, Bill 31 Barbera, Donald 31 Barton, Robert 31 Bauldauf, Paula 31, 84 Bell, Michael 3, 31 Blubaugh, David 31 Boomis, Jim 31 Boorigie, Mary 31, 67 Brandenburg, Linda 31, 64, 67, 84 Bredehoft, Sylvia 31 Brewer, Candice 18, 31, 67, 104 Broadhurst, Ed 31 Brogan, Gary 31 Brown, Brenda 31 Brown Yvonne 31 Bryant, Connie 31 Burns, Helen 31 Bustos, Cherryl 31, 86 Byington, Martha 32 Carocci, Carl 96 Carpenter, Jerry 32 Cavin, Jim 32 Clark, Carilyn 32 Clay, Atha 32 Clay, Hughie 13, 32 Clement, Anne 32, 80, 90, 91 Conley, Susan 32, 67 Cranor, David 32 Cranor, Loran 32, 86 Dart, Robert 13, 32 Davidson, Ron 32, 94, 96 Davis, Barbara 67 Davis, Paul 32 Depew, Larry 32, 94, 96 DeVore, Sharon 84 Dierks, Janice 32, 86 Dixon, James 32 Doman, Tom 96 Driskell, Raymond 13 Dunn, Lois 32 Durbin, Sharon 32, 80 Earhart, Ralph 32 Elliott, John 32 Erickson, Rodger 22, 32, 94, 96 Esparza, Joe 96 Field, Charles 32 Fink, Alice 32 Fink, David 32, 72, 86 Fox, Stanley 32 Francq, Earle 32 Freeman, James 32 Freeman, Madeline 33, 67 Friend, Linda 33, 59, 64, 67 Frisco, James 33, 70 Fuller, Lynn 33, 172 Fuss, Bill 95, 100, 101 Gaddy, Lavern 33 Gatton, Russell 33, 100, 101 Goodson, Stan 33 Gordon, Larry 33 Gossett, Linda 33, 59, 80 Graham, Virginia 33, 67, 84, 86 Griffith, Pat 14 Groth, Harold 33, 84, 86 Halpin, Don 96 Hamlin, Gene 10, 33 Hamlin, Jack 33 Harris, Janet 33 Harris, Judy 33, 86 Hastings, Robert 33 Heslop, Jon 33 Hiebert, Jim 36, 94 Hines, Clarinda 67, 72, 86 Horton, Susan 33, 63, 76, 75, 80 Howard, Steve 33 Jewett, Linda 33 Johnson, James 33, 75, 76, 78 Kahler, Terry 33 Kennedy, Joe 33 Killer, Joe 33, 94, 96 Kincaid, Robert 33, 79 King, Phyllis 33 Kline, Chuck 94, 96 Knowles, Mike 33, 75, 76, 96 Kocher, Jerry 33 Lackey, Robert 33 Lance, Loran 86 Lewis, Dorthy 33 Lee, Russell, 13, 33 Lenard, Charles 11, 33 Lour, Carol 33 McCalla, Susan 33, 67 McMillen, Shirley 34, 63, 67 McPheeters, Janet 34, 84 Malone, Alton 96 Marshall, Robert 34, 70, 71, 79, 89 Matukewicz, Robert 13, 34 Melander, Rita 34 Messenger, Dennis 34 Meyer, Meyer, Miller, Miner, David 34 Rosemary 34, 74, 75, 104 Meredith 34, 63 Darrel 63 Mishler, Johnny 34 Moon, Paul 34, 86 Morley, J . R. 34 Morton, Brian 34, 94, 95, 96, 100, 101 Mott, Bill 34 Mount, Richard 23 Muller, Robert 34 Murphy, Judy 34 Murrell, Gary 34, 75, 86 Myers, Bill 34 Myser, Lila 34, 70, 86 Nelms, James 34, 63 Newcomb, Mike 34, 75 Newland, James 34 Newton, David 34 Nipper, Lee 34 Nixon, Brenda 18, 34, 67 O'Hara, Tama 34, 67, 80 Orfitelli, Mike 96 Orr, Steve 34, 75, 76, 78 Palmer, Judy 34, 67 Pahner, Susanne 32, 35, 64, Pavlik, Mike 94, 96 Peterson, Charles 35 Plummer, Tad 35 Polston, Barry 31, 35 Porteus, Lynn 35, 67 Pouncil, Mary 35, 84, 86 Price, Kay 35, 63, 67 Price, Kenneth 15 Pruitt, Sterling 35 Pule, Sharon 35, 67, 80 Putnam, Eddy 35, 100 Quinn, Jim 35, 94, 96 Rector, Linda 35, 63, 67, 70, Richey, Steve 35, 94, 96 Roberts, Mary 35, 59, 63, 67 Robinson, Gwen 35 Robinson, John 86 Robinson, William 35, 76 Rollo, Linda 35, 64, 104 Romig, Carole 35, 84 Ross, Karen 35 Rowe, Roger 94, 96 Russell, Elaine 35 Ryan, Sandra 35, 70, 80 Sainer, Jim 35, 86 Schicke, Mike 35 Schwatken, Sadie 14 Scott, Gary 23 Scott, Phil 79, 89 Self, Bill 31, 35, 64 70, 86 79, 89 Sewell, Eldon 35 Sheldon, Stephanie 35, 80, 86 Sherbenau, Claudia 35, 67, 86 Sherwin, Linda 35, 59, 80 Shinn, Rodger 78 Slater, Danny 35 Smith, Barbara 35 Smith, Barton 35 Smith, Margaret 35, 84 Sparks, Richard 35 Sparrowhawk, Julia 35, 67 Spaw, Robert 36 Sprague, Ernest 13 Stair, Richard 36 Stelting, Don 36, 86 Stowe, Gary 36 Tallman, Jean 36, 64, 67, 84, 105 Taylor, Ronnie 36 Thompson, David 36 Thompson, Shirley 36, 80 Tincknell, Lousina 36 Tincknell, Richard 36 Trougcgnan, Kathryn 36, 64, 67, 84, Tucker, Jacquilyn 18, 36, 67 Tucker, Bill 36 Van Kempema, Pat 18, 36, 67, Vaughn, Tedra 36 Velsir, Robert 36 Vicory, Ron 94, 96 Voth, Marvin 36, 84 Walker, Linda 36 Walling, Larry 36, 70, 71, 79 Webb, Sterling 94, 96 Welch, Helen 36, 80, 90 Wesley, Brenda 36, 80, 86 Whetstine, Linda 36 Whistler, Alan 36 Whistler, David 36 Wiles, Charles 36 Willems, Judy 36 Williams, Tina 36, 80 Woods, Norma 36, 67 Woody, John 94, 96 Wren, Kerry 17, 36 Wullenschneider, Robert 36, 75 Yeager, Linda 63 Young, Janice 36 Zadorozny, Beverly 36 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Abildgaard, Janie 38 Abildgaard, Judith 38 Adams, David 38 Adolf, Dale 38 Alexander, Carolyn 38 Anderson, Susan 38 Banks, Margaret 38, 81 Barnes, Rea 38 Barnett, Stephen 38 Barnhill, Kathleen 38 Barnhill, Katherine 38 Bell, Orville 38, 98 Belt, Larry 38 Bettis, Ann 38, 88 Blair, Cheryl 38 Blankinship, Renita 18, 38, 65, 82 87, 105 Blood, Mary Helen 38, 70, 79 Bradley, Becky 39, 65, 70, 81, 82 Brainerd, Linda 38, 39, 81, 92 Bredehoft, Deana 39 Bredehoft, Marvin 22, 39, 87 Bretches, Rex 39 Brickens, Pat 12, 19, 39, 87 Brock, Gordon 39 Broiles, Esther 12, 39 Brown, Christi 19 Brown, Terrence 39 Brook, Verna 39, 93 Bryant, Alvin 39, 98 Bryant, Beverly 39 Burns, Jim 39 Buser, Joanne 39, 81, 93 Bustos, Carol 39 Campbell, Terry 39 Clark, Kevin 39, 105 Clubine, Evelyn 39 Conover, Dwight 39 Cooper, John 39 Cox, Donna 39, 81, 92 Cox, Mickey 39, 87 Cranor, David 39 Crossan, Thomas 39, 98 Curtis, Jeanette 40, 81 Darbe, Connie 40, 82, 87 Davis, Bobby 40, 92, 93, 98, 99, 102, 103 Dawson, Sherry 40 Dennis, Mike 40, 83 Dittmer, Thomas 40, 87 Dunn, Lois 40 Economus, Cassie 40 Eikenberry, Kathy 40, 70, 81 Estill, Jim 40 Ewing, Jerald 40 Fanoele, Karen 40 Farlow, Clayton 40 Fehring, Mary 40, 74, 81 Fienen, Doug 40, 87 Fienen, Roger 40 Forsyth, Kathy 40, 81 Foster, Connie 40 Franklin, Larry Franklin, Margaret 40 Frazier, Kathy 40, 81 Gann, Charles 40, 82, 87 Gardner, Candace 40, 71, 70 Geiger, Marcia 40, 81, 105 Gilliland, Bill 40, 92, 98, 99 Godsey, David 41, 70, 79, 83 Gollhofer, Jim 41, 92, 98, 99 Gordon, Linda 19, 41, 81, 87 Gress, Robert 41, 74, 98 Hagenbuch, Danny 41, 82 Harclerode, Janice 41, 81 Hayden, Jacqueline 41, 87, 88 Hayes, Jon 22, 41, 98 Haymaker, Kay 41, 88 Harvey, Raymond 41, 70, 71 Harvey, Ted 10, 41, 70, 79 Heape, Rex 41 Heimberger, John 41 Henderson, Elizabeth 41 Hinman, Donna 41 Horner, James 41 Howe, Michael 98 Hudson, Randy 41 Huggins, Mike 42, 66, 98, 99 Hulse, Jane 42 Hull, Linda 42 Jarvis, Phyllis 42, 81 Johnson, Diane 42 Johnson, Tommy 42 Jones, Walter 11, 42 Jordan, Bill 42, 87 Kelly, Jim, 42, 65, 83 Kiewit, Mike 42 Kinsey, Pamela 42 Kirchoff, Linda 42, 65, 81, 88 Koehn, Wilbur 42, 90 Langley, Danny 42 Lape, Terry 42 Layton, Marsha 42, 81 Lee, Jeff 42 Leming, Sharon 38, 42 Leon, Dolores 43 Leon, Mike 43, 98 Leyda, Gail 43 Lochmiller, Elaine 43, 74, 87 Lucas, Katy 43, 81, 87 McCarty, Tom 43, 92, 98, 99 McClaren, David McClure, Allen 43 McClure, Arlita 43 McCoy, Cathy 43, 70 McCreath, Phyllis 43 McCullagh, Cathy 43, 81 McGregor, Judy 43 McKenzie, Steve 22, 98 Malone, Sharon 43 Marden, Mike 43 Martin, Nancy 43, 81, 87, 93 Mattox, Becky 43, 81 Mayo, Linda 43 Medsker, Linda 43 Merrifield, Danny 43 Meyer, Herbert 43, 98 Moore, Charles 43 Moore, Sherry 43 Mott, Marcia 43 Murphy, Mike, 22, 43 Musgrove, Donna 44 Mydland, Ruth 44, 87 Nash, Sheila 44, 81 O'Brien, Betty 44, 87 Orosco, Tommy 44 Osborn, Russell 44, 105 Osburn, Linda 44, 81 Parks, Glenna 44, 81, 87 Perry, David 44 Phillips, Connie 44, 87 Phillips, Steve 44, 87 Pierce, Steve 44, 70, 79 Pinkston, Linda 44, 81, 87 Potts, Chuck 44 Pruitt, Carol 44, 88, 92, 93 Quigley, Johnny 44 Relph, Janet, 44 Renard, Geoffrey 44, 83 Redburn, Rodney 44 Reynolds, David 44 Reynolds, Don 44, 92, 98, 99 Reynolds, Pam 44 Ritchey, Thomas 44, 98 Robbins, Vern 44, 72, 87 Robinson, Sally 44, 81, 88 Rollins, Kedron 45 Romine, Robert 45, 65 Ross, Floyd 45, 87 Rutland, Rebecca 45, 70, 71, 74, 77 81 Sack, Mary 38, 45, 81, 92 Sack, Pat 45 Salisbury, Donna 45 Sams, Larry 45 Schafer, Danny 45 Schaub, Karen 45, 70, 71, 81, 87 Schlotman, James 45 Schroeder, Susan 45, 74, 81 Scott, Sally 45, 74, 77, Shaner, Sue Lynne 19, Sharp, Steve 45 Shartzer, Don 45 Simmons, Buckley Simpson, Helen 45, 87 Smith, Jerome 46 Smith, Willard 46 Snapp, Donna 46, 81 Spradling, Sandra 46 Spradling, Susan 46 Stichman, Steve 46 Stover, Sharon 46 Studebaker, David 46 Teal, Connie 46, 88 Thornton, Bill 46, 98, 99 81, 87 45, 70 Tidwell, Cornelius 46, 93, 98, 102, 103 Tucker, Linda 46, 65, 81, 87 Tucker, Roger 46 Turner, Otis 46 Ullom, Pat 46, 81 Unruh, Mike 46, 98, 99 VanDyne, Sharon 46, 87 Vermillion, John 46, 98 Vetaw, Rosezene 47 Ward, David 10, 47 Warnock, Sharon 47 Webb, David 22, 47, 68, 74 Weber, Roy, 47, 83 Wells, Anita 47 Wesley, Sandra 47, 88 Wilkin, Steve 47, 73, 74, 77, 98 Willet, D. B. 38, 47, 65 Williams, Veva 19, 47 Wilson, Jim 47 Wilson, Judith 47 Wilson, Steve 47 Wingard, Bonnie 47, 70, 74, 77, 82 Wormington, Kay 47, 65, 81 Wyckoff, John 47, 65, 89 Wyckoff, James 47 Youngberg, Dale 47, 98 Zeigler, Donna 47 JUNIORS Adams, Billy 48 Adams, Sharon 48, 87 Alexander, Kathy 12, 48, 81, 87, 88 Bagwell, Mary 48 Barnard, Gay 48 Beahm, Ed 48, 74, 102 Bennett, Carole 19, 48 Bente, Cathy 48 Blubaugh, Margaret 48 Borklund, Steve 48, 93, 98, 102, 103 Botts, John 48, 98 Brandon, Alan 48, 71 Brown, James 98 Bryant, Anne 48 Bryant, Larry 48 Bryant, Ronald 48 Burck, Rose 48, 65, 81, 87 Burkhead, Eric 20, 48, 83 Buser, Rebecca 48, 81 Bynum, Arnetta 48, 81 Chaffin, Patricia 48 Cherot, Suzanne 48 Clark, Terry 49 Clark, Thomas 49 Claus, Sandra 49, 82 Clay, Celeste 49 Clubine, Sharon 49 Cochran, Carolyn, 49 Coldwell, Thomas, 49, 73, 103 Cramb, Joyce 49, 81 Damewood, Patricia 49 Darbe, Edath 19, 49 Darby, James 49 Daum, Robert 49 Dixon, Jesse 49, 98 Dye, Robert 49, 74 Earhart, O. A. 49 Fitzgerald, Ruth 49, 87 Fontes, George 49, 70 French, April 49 Frisco, Sandra 49 Gailey, Mike 49 Garner, Kathleen 49, 81 Garrett, Charlotte 49, 81 Gaskill, Richard 49 Gaughan, David 49, 103 Geary, Dianna 49 Gibson, Jean 49 Gillman, Pam 49 Gillman, Peggy 49 Goll, Stephen 49 Goodwin, Wayne 49, 77 Greenwood, Sandra 49, 71, 70 Greer, Barbara 49 Griffith, James 48, 49, 65 Groth, Linda 49 Haberly, Marsha 50 Harlin, Jo Ann 50, 81, 87, 104 Harvey, Dolores 50, 88 Heape, Curtis 50 Heathman, Gary 50 Heckman, Roger 20, 50 Hinman, Linda 50 Holbert, Frankie 50 Holman, Melodie 50 Hopkins, Glenn 50 Howe, Sharon 50 Hull, Charles 50 Hybarger, Linda 48, 50, 65, 81, James, Chris 50 Jarrett, Alexis 50, 81 Johnson, Margaret 50, 81, 88 Johnson, Olivia 50, 81, 87 Jones, Cynthia 50 Kauffman, Kay 50, 81 Kent, Tommy 50 King, Judy 50 Kinnamon, Sammy 50, 98 Lackey, Tommy 50 Lape, Thais 50, 81 Leon, Martin 48, 50 Lesslie, Mike 50 Lesslie, Sonia 50 Limric, Norman 50 Litwin, Mike 50 McCorkill, Vicky 50, 65, 82 McDaniel, Helen 50 McGaugh, Connie 50 McGee, David 50, 87 McGinness, Pam 50, 70, 81, 82 McHenry, Robert 50, 98, 103 McKernan, Tom 51, 103 Main, Linda 51, 81 Main, Tanya 51 Marshall, Barbara 51, 81 Martin, Collette 48, 51, 81, 87 Mavers, Tom 51 Mayo, Shirley 51 Mendoza, Joseph 51 Mercer, Paula 51, 81, 87 Michaelis, Richard 51, 98 Miller, Steve 51 Mitchell, Donald 51, 87 Mitchell, Frances Merrick, Donna 51 Morris, Donella 51 Muller, Clarence 51, 98 Muller, Fayrean 51 Musgrove, Donald 51 Musgrove, Linda 51 Mydland, Joanna 51 Neilson, Louanne 51, 72, 82, 87, 105 Nelson, Richard 51 Nickel, Pam 52 Nickel, Paul 52 Nixon, Billy 52 Null, Gary 52 O'Brien, John 52 Ohlandt, Amy 52, 81 Orr, Constance 48, 52, 74, 81, 104 Ortega, Steve 52 Overfield, Cheryl 52 Overfield, Terry 52, 81 Pack, James 52, 102 Parks, Marcia 52 Petsick, Jeanie 52, 81 Peyton, Richard 52 Phillips, John Pierce, Lela 52, 81, 87, 88 Plisek, Gary 52 Plummer, Terri 52, 70 Powers, Steve 52 Price, James 11, 52 Quinlan, Larry 52 Rayner, Carolyn 52, 88 Redman, Pamala 53 Reed, Wibur 53, 71, 70 Reeves, Verna 53 Reid, John 11, 53 Reid, Sandra 53 Reynolds, Loretta 53, 81 Richarz, Karen 53, 81, 88 Ringeisen, Carolyn 53 Robertson, Jim 53, 72, 87, 105 Robinson, Charles 53 Roecker, Patty 53 Rollins, Thomas 53,70 Ross, Judy 19, 53, 81, 87 Roper, Linda 53 Rowe, Linda 54 Satchel, Kathryn 54 Schabel, Joyce 54 Scott, David 54 Scott, Douglas 54, 87 Shackles, Karen 54, 70 Sherwin, Donna 54 Sherwood, Kathy 54, 81 Smith, Arlo 54 Smith, Nancy 54 Smith, Zolla 54 Sparrowhawk, Kathy 54, 81 Spencer, Larry 11, 54 Stephenson, Greg 54, 98 Sullivan, Donald 54 Taddiken, Janice 54 Talley, DeWayne 54, 70, 71, 93, 102 Tarry, Linda 54, 70, 81 Thiessen, Jerry 54 Thomas, Sylvia 54, 81, 82 Thompson, Nickolette 54 Trollope, Richard 55 Upton, Chris 55, 81, 92, 83 Van Kempema, Clayton 55 Veith, Larrie 55, 98 Verge, Martha 55 Vining, Terry 98 Waggoner, Robert 55, 98, 103 Walker, Linda 55, 81 Watts, Linda 48, 55, 74, 77, 81, 104 Weber, Ragena 55 Welch, Richard 55, 98 Whistler, Kris 12, 55, 81 White, David 55 White, Judy 55, 74, 81, 87 White, Tommy 55 Wilson, Johnnie 55 Winder, Ronald 55 Wininger, Revona 55 Wood, Stephen 55, 98 Wood, Warren 55, 102 Woods, Eldon 10, 55 Woolpert, Steve 55, 65, 79, 105 Ysusi, Joe 55 Zeigler, Joe 55, 82 Zimmerman, Nancy 55, 65 Zinser, Terri 12, 55 i ' P-3, ,,, , W f, as ix hs! 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