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

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Front Row: Cleft to rightl .Sandy Rollefson, Sandy See, Bob Morgan fpresidentl, Rose Mino, Tess Tiernan. Second Row: Paul Tonn, Jim Sallee, Mark Thompson, Pat McNally, Ray Dietz, Bob Weber, Art Lundblad Csponsorl. Third Row: Bob Hagen, Randy Houston, Lee Johnson, Gerhard Hylland, Bill Johanningmeier, Lee Kvidera, Len Thompson, Garth Camp. Awards Banquet honors LETTERME The Lettermen's Club was organized to promote good sportsmanship and to inspire a competitive spirit in the school and community. During the year, the group endeavored to induce a pride and awareness on the part of the student body in the achievements of all the athletic teams at the North Iowa Area Com- munity College. The club sponsored a NIACC faculty versus N Club softball game. The Spring Award Banquet fol- -lowed by a dance, was held on Saturday, May 24, at the Jolly Troll for members, dates, and parents. Athletic Director Art Lundblad meets with mem- bers of Spring Banquet committee, Sandy Rollef- son and Pam Way, seated, and Robert Morgan Keith Spaulding, Jim Sallee, and Mark Thomsen Cleft to rightl. Top Row: Cleft to rightj Jay Terness, Bob Morgan fpresidentj, Monte Ryan, Steve Pederson, John Stull, Mark Thomsen, Len Thompson. Bottom Row: Kelly Greiman, Tom Niess, Tom Pedersen, Frank Fiala, Terry Walters, Bob Weber, Tony Stevens Keith Spaulding.

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Disaster crew training to provide comfort, relief, and supervision as well as the cleaning up of areas where a catastrophe has occurred was a part of the year's program for some of the members of the College Red Cross. In addition, the Civic Affairs Youth Group was responsible for aiding and supervising civic projects in the college, in the city, and in the NIAD area. Areas involved included nursing, assisting civic groups, sponsoring speakers such as Glen Haydon, handling the funds for the starving children of Bi- afra, and working with underprivileged and handi- capped children by providing entertainment and su- pervision at picnics, movies, parties, and sporting events. The Safety Services Committee was responsible for providing the college swimming program and instruction in water safety and first aid. The Publicity Committee handled publicity for the activities of all the other committees and publica- tions pertaining to safety and the prevention of accidents. Meetings were held monthly. Student interest in RED CRCSS grows -ff ,-:lf - i- .av .ul ,V-, uf' ' Sponsor Arlo Stoltenberg of the active Red Cross club checks his schedule. Front Row: lleft to rightl Deanna Daly, Susan Dows, Marilyn Garrity fvice-presidentl, Tess Tiernan fpresidentl, Diane DePrenger fsecretary-treasurerj, Jill Welter, Mary Nesje. Second Row: Mary Schluesner, Kathi Dancliff, Delores Wellman, Snowden McBruney, Mary Dunlay, Jean Smith, Julie Petersen, and Marcia Powell. Third Row: Mike Brandt, John Kunz, Diane Stauffer, Terry Huso, Sandy Rollefson, Nancy Sult, Virgil Boss, and Arlo Stoltenberg Qsponsorl. 72