Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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Busy students will hnd time for a bit ol relaxation Margar et Johnson, editor of The Buccaneer: Sharon Dyer, od: tor ot the Communico: Stephen Goll, business man ager oi the newspaper, and Jerry Broadaway, exchange editor, enjoy a few minutes GUI ot the classroom In the background are the targets used for archery during physi cal education classes ln l r i my ,r nf- me ee ' f as is -fi K' 'S g .. 5, , , ,V f az, S. A. aqax,-r .Y45 5 K, 5..- . -Vine' 'x 'DQ ,9 1 'Q'-' 'ww .- - wg 'E r Y..., ,us .Liv ..f,j,4Z!Kis. Knowledge, guidance, fellowship, competition and fun are all found at Independence Community Junior College. Entertainment from pep rallies Chootenanny styleb through Broadway plays to Community Concerts is all within reach of each student. and relaxation Typical of the activity inthe Student Union, this scene shows students endulgmg in a game of cards. refreshing themselves with a bite to eat, studying for tests or rust visiting The mural in the back- ground shows a ship coming into a cove where the lamp of knowledge lights the way.

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Study groups spring up around campus just before tests. Truly serlous students seek the conductive atmosphere ofthe library. Here Gary Wilson lleftl, Jerry Sheye and Jim Barham bn the books together. Good fellowship is found everywhere at ICJC. Friendships spring up easily within the classrooms, and similar interests lead to membership in one of the campus organi- zations. Each Tuesday, Student Christian Fellow- ship offers an opportunity for interdenom- inational worship. Phi Beta Lambda binds future business leaders together. I Club opens its doors to athletes. ICQIC Players welcomes all students who work in pro- ducing Broadway hits on the college stage. Student NEA brings future teachers to- gether. Art students find an opportunity to share their interests in Accent on Art. Engineering Club members find field trips to engineering firms enlightening. Pirateers, the college drill team, entertains at neighbor- ing schools. Collegiate Young Republicans are active in conducting polls and getting out the vote. HK Lim A --HW ICKIC Student Council plans all-college social events and represents the students to the administration. Student Un- ion Activities Council works to get improvements for the Union. Table tennis has been added as well as a television area. Alumni of the college have become active and are work- ing toward a new junior college building. Any student who has been enrolled at ICIC is eligible for membership. Phi Beta Lambda officers are lfront rovvl Tonya Gillespie, corresponding secretary, Joy l-lart, recordnng secretary, lback rovvl Torn Dlttrner, vice-president, Jurn Oplotnlk, presu- dent. Larry Spencer, Student Council rep- resentative, Dotson Bradbury, treasurer Not plctured lsVlckle Carver, historian . fellowship

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Communico '67 Contents Dedication. . . . 18 Freshmen ..... .35 Administration. . 19 Qrganizations . .44 Faculty .... .... 2 O Activities. . . . . .56 Sophomores .... 28 Sports . . . . . . .65 Index TR TH 111135159 55' I