Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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STRAIGHTEN UP - Freshman Class officers fool around as the photog tries to catch them on film. They are Mary lo Wint, secretary, Larry Scott, president, lean Clement, vice presidentg and Honora Cooper, treasurer. FORM CIRCLE - Sophomores cooperated to form a circle of faces for this spot. They are David Penn, president, Carol Beeman, treasurer, Dennis Da- njke, vice president, and Dee jones, secretary tseat- e J. Class Album

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ICJC reaches out to serve the community Eighteen people enrolled in lClC's second Round Dancing Class this spring, and another class was being formed as this page goes to press. Instructors are Mr. and Mrs. lim Bobett of Bartles- ville. The class is one of the many ICIC offerings as a service to the community. A seminar on investments drew a good crowd of those older people in the community who are interested in stocks and bonds. The crowd was accomodated in the Little Theatre. Karate, always a popular class, is offered as a community service and has both townspeople and students as members of the class. Youth of high school and grade school ages are attracted by the gymnastic classes offered during the evenings. Popular this semester were three one-hour courses in the New Testament as History. Mr. Paul 20 Harper taught the class. Another popular short course is nurse aide training offered in coopera- tion with Mercy Hospital. This course is repeated several times throughout the year. The college continued it's Adult Basic Educa- tion classes which enable people to complete their education to qualify for the GED certificate which is the equivalent of a high school diploma. Classes from Pittsburg State College and Kansas State University were offered on the ICJC cam- pus. Some members of the college faculty are usually enrolled for these course which are taught on campus or are offered by Telenetwork. Classes were offered again in towns surround- ing Independence in an outreach program. Communications, speech and art, offered at Cherryvale, are examples of those courses.

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