Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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COME ON, GANG! - shout Kim Ross and Dan Dotterer as they try to persuade a few more to ride in the Neewollah parade. ,fb ww, :lk FIELD TRIP These Phi Beta Lambdas load for their trip to Bartlesville to visit the Phillips Petro-

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SMALL BUSINESS - Managers of small businesses in southeast Kansas turned out in force for the workshops presented by rep- resentatives from the Small Business Administration office in Kansas City. The first workshop considered shoplifting and forged checks. Films showing how to detect shoplifting and forgery were shown as a part of the instruction. The second workshop was held to help these people with financial management. Community services bring adults to the campus Community services were broadened this year to include more adult education classes and to provide short workshops in certain areas of in- terest. The people in the area responded with about twice the number enrolling as were en- rolled in previous fall semesters. Courses offered included Farm Record Keep- ing, Welding, Tailoring, Sewing, Typing, Short- hand, Aeronautics for Flight Training, Principles of Banking, and Accounting among others. Three new degree programs were made possi- ble by the addition of data processing courses. These include Business, Data Processing and Civil Technology. A banking series was instituted which will lead to three certificates in banking. Basic education classes were offered to adults to enable them to reach a proficiency which would allow them to pass the G.E.D. test which would give them the equivalent of a high school diploma. These adults were tested to determine their individual abilities, and they were placed in classes which provide the training most needed by each. 21

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