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

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A special meeting was held for the presentation by Dr. Frank Hoffman of certificates to members of the Honor Society. Toastmaster Larry Pisarik rehearses his speech for the Honor Society Spring Banquet. 'R-- ,Q-f 4 AAF' '?Hf-, N - 4: . N,- A-.4 Hey - how about this? Committee members brainstorm their great ideas for the Honor Society Banquet. 57

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ex -1 Front Row: fleft to rightj Betty Marken, Barb T I , J'll W It t -t L P' ' ' gl-elkdcgce-pr?ident,,Sian Echoenwetter, Linda egeogsori e er Csecre ary reasurerl, arry isarik fpresidentl, Andrea econ ow: eanna ay, ita Dieke , Sh l F ll , C th' P 't h d, T L , Sh Shgrlene Stoddard' 'Mrs' Hedgecqck csgaalsoryer yn u er yn 1a r1c ar erry ow aron Chaney, Jeanne Ramsey, Third Row: Tess Tiernan, Jan Hitchcock, Richard Snyder, Dave Donisi, Jan Dimmerman, Yolana Scherb, Lois Brakke, Janet Muller, Cheryl Lyon. Fourth Row: Lee Tice, Larry Gage, Sam Kehe, Gerhard Hylland, Marc Casey, Michael Michalek. HO OR SOCIETY has recognition banquet The organization with the formidable title of Iowa Area Community Colleges and Vocational- Technological Institutes Honor Society was organ- ized to promote and recognize scholastic achieve- ment. Membership in the organization is made up of temporary and permanent members. In order to qualify for temporary membership, a student must earn a grade-point of 3.25 or higher for one semester. Three semesters of temporary member- ship are necessary to gain permanent membership. Permanent members are graduated with honors and are awarded a gold pin. On April 19, an Honors Banquet was held for final induction of new members and elevation of others to permanent membership. Larry Pisarick was general chairman and served as toastmaster. Chairmen of banquet co-mmittees included Andrea Grelk, decorationsg Lois Brakke, programg and Jill Welter and Deanna Daly, tickets. Permanent members who have a four-point aver- meeting with Pauline Hedgecock, sponsor. age are William Georgou and Mary Arm Daleske. Robert Koenig, permanent member, discusses 56

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Editor Jan Heitland maintains her cool while she keeps the staff rolling. ,li n fi v-!'-51 A This has been a red-letter year for the . Troyannum. s 0 T- ff, Several firsts are in evidence. This is ff, ii, A Q the first 9 by 12 yearbook for NIACC. The QQ expansion of the number of pages to 180 i ','1W2.f is a first. Never before have the sales to- - X' 1 talled 825 copies. The photographs o-f 1400 1 ' Q studentsnthe most ever, appear in the Al- 'S XA - A ,Q ,ff e bum section. ,ef . ' . 1, The staff hes put forth every effort to ,,, lpn. pf show the complete picture of the students, 'A U -, , , faculty, administration, and board as they X .3 M -X- all join in o united effort to build NIACC. , of S 153 me-.fe ff f9:fr ff 'Y ,in UR .41 :QT P . s My A5321 W, w 0 I Front Row: Cleft to rightl Ilonna Elwood, Barb Dunn, Jan Heitland Qeditorl, Cathy Steiger, Ken Tenold. Second Row: Kathy McNamara, Vicki Welsh, Diane Stauffer, Dave Steuben, Bev-Hanson. Third Row: Ardys Blanchard fsponsorb, Vic Wong, Tom Thoma, Mary Ewald, Maflesteue BPOWI1 fSP0DS0I'J- 58