North Iowa Area Community College - Troyannum Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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JOSEPH CRITELLI DONALD DIEHL Wempen i KATHRYN SORENSEN JERALD TORGERSON Help given by COUNSELORS Functioning as a part of the office of Personnel Services, the counselors provide testing and coun seling service, without charge, to people of the NIAD area. This service includes educational, vocational, and personal counseling. Students or adults may come on their own initia- tive, or they may be referred by teachers or other staff members. The counselors cooperate and coordinate their efforts with the following community agencies: the Employment Security Commission, Vocational Rehabilitation, and the North Iowa Mental Health Center. Not pictured: PATRICK WEIGEL RICHARD WEMPEN KAYE YOUNG 24 xy ,Q ADVICE - Connie, this course may be the one you need advises Richard

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strives to meet the business world's needs FRED HUMPHREY FRANKLIN HUTCHENS Courses offered by the Business Department provide the student with a foundation for con- tinued study beyond the Community College. In- cluded in the curriculum of this department is an on-the-job training program to allow the stu- dent actual, supervised business experience. Business is an ever-expanding fie-ld with many opportunities for employment of individual's vary- ing qualifications. For this reason, the Business Department en- deavors to offer general business knowledge needed to continue education with a major in business, training in skills needed to secure immediate emu ployment, and general education which is essential for future advancement. - CAROL MELHUS WAYNE OPHEIM HAROLD W. PAINE 23

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A draftsman must be trained to think, read, and speak about the problems and ideas of the archi- l tect, designer, engineer, fabricator, and contractor l and to translate those ideas into clear and concise working drawings. He must have an understanding of materials used in industry, of manufacturing methods, and of industrial proceduresg and he must develofp a high level of mathematical, scientific, and applied technological ability. Students participating in the drafting program are also given the opportunity for creative design with emphasis on visualization, analysis, and eval- uation. Accuracy, neatness, legibility, technique, and speed, which are required in industrial draft- ing rooms, are maintained Within the department. DENNIS BRUNSVOLD JERRY BACKENS ur' -' Irs Romsm' PETERSON DRAFTI G TECH demands ability to analyze -, fi? , T 143 :sei L-J 'lull M - - .ity-ifh sax- -q1i -vane, :al N . 1 2 NOW, THAT'S A GOOD DRAWING - That drawing Rich Felland just finished must be a dandy from the expression on the faces of Craig Busch and Bob Peterson Cstandingl.