Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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DEMONSTRATES DROP SPINDLE - Mr, Paul Harper demonstrates a drop spindle during a U.S. History class. k.::.: E ' QQ r K 5 1 gs m Y ...Q M8 151551 .glkkk A Fi d X. ii' S5 .-uni

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Karen Webb Stan Webb Vicky Wescott James West Terri White ff Frank Whitson V .l g Theresa Whitson 'tg' 6, Gaylii WllllmS , Kim Wilson M arva Wilson L Vickie Wilson 1, KLA: 13: . JaneWiltse ' ' Mary Jo Wint V Dena Woods ' g S Kathy York Charlie Zimmerman David Shire Patty Turner LET'S GO ---- - Pam Thiessen and Connie Craw- ford Iead cheers behind the Pirate sidelines. The cheerleaders generated spirit through the triumph over our old foe, Coffeyville, in the closing game. 9 2, K, 1 A ' K, 'y S' I r L , 1 .gi-'i' -?'f59'. . '7 Yi 1 my k I 1- i jf f ,. . M 4 I 3, ,f ., K 5 X l :' - yyyy r ryeryy . 2 , , . 2 a i rrsrtl ' tltl an ' f . rl if A H A, Z y yre f. C J! ' , 1 1 if' 4 X , I .MQW it by yfaessw Q Liv,-i ,Q 5 i vb S iw it in ax ... Q X di , . if ifQg :igf ErflQQlfQ,fflllllfg r,yft ,1,tL.f tr. ttte , . . 3. -l, ,411-slxsagiii gezffaisee-iff f-.s---wr , . if gas, .S we ,r.e. A.,.. ,. W gil au. . I at H I 1 '--f -- .i new

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Communico staff honors Miss Bailey Communico staffers chose to dedicate this yearbook to Miss Carol Bailey, director of the Media Center. Through her efforts hundreds of students have im- proved their reading skills and increased their reading speed. She was one of the first reading specialists in Kansas and the first person in Kansas junior colleges trained to take and read eye graphs which aid in diagnosing reading problems. She also prescribes materials to aid in developing skills in other scholastic areas through the use of media. Miss Bailey has encouraged many students to enter teaching through her courses in education and through SNEA which she has sponsored since it was organ- ized. For several years she has helped the members raise money for scholarships for students planning to teach. She has been a member of the ICJC faculty since 1954 and before that she taught 14 years in the Independ- ence elementary schools. She plans to remain at ICJC until she retires. Through Miss Bailey's generosity, ICJC has a line children's library of over 2800 books. The children's library was named in her honor and is the only area carrying anyone's name to date.