Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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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

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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

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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.