Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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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

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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

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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