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

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Service projects highlight CIRCLE A year First Row: fleft to right! Nancy Barton, Terry Low ftreasurerl, Linda Miller Cvice-presidentl, Deanna Daly Cpresidentl Julie Paulsen fsecretaryl, Wanda Roth, Karen Anderson. Second Row: Barb Minor, Connie Ward, Lois Brakke, Andrea Grelk, Sharon Chaney, and Kathryn Sorenson fsponsorl Third Row: Jean Waters, Cathy Kirschbaum, Brenda Krause, Kathy Klinkkammer, Mary Nesje, Karin Buehner, Karen Amundson. Sponsored by the Pilot Club of 'Mason City, the Circle A Compass Club is co-mprised of girls in the top 15W of their class. With the emphasis on service, the group has participated in many proj- ects throughout the year. Along with Circle K, the Circle A Club decorated a float for the Homecoming parade using the theme, Dam the Rapids. The club helped in re- painting the Student Lounge and worked at the Student Book Exchange. At Christmas: time, the girls decorated Santa's house as well as store win- dows in downtown Mason City. They also assisted the Red Cross with the children's Christmas party. During the year, Circle A held several bake sales to raise money for special projects, such as plants for shut-ins. Programs for regular monthly meetings included speakers Elsie Koed from Sears' Charm School and Elohn McGregor, who was a nurse on the Ship Deanna Daly and sponsor Kathryn Sorenson pre pare for Circle A initiation.

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Red Cross gives disaster training l l l l K 1 r Red Cross draws interest at registration, or maybe it's the girl behind the desk. ' -,f-,Q Jil, ,, , QQ, , , Jw- -Q Aw , M37 Members of the college Red Cross disaster team read, listen, and observe. me We A Patient Dale Sidmore gets a helping hand from Kathy Dancliff. My Students Jim Taylor and Virgil Boss check plans for disaster team. 74

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Circle A cheers shut-ins Flowers that bloom in the spring cheered shut-ins whom Circle A girls visited as a special project. 76