Indian Hills Community College - Falcon Yearbook (Centerville, IA)

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1 Rick Western and Dale Dowell take a break. Mary Rawls watches as Bruce Walley hammers away. DRAFTING Mr. Comero teaches a class at IHCC which could be turned into a profitable career. This program called Drafting has led to successful careers for many students. Each year various represen- tatives come to our campus to meet with drafting students. Many other jobs are obtained by means of correspondence, phone and letter. The drafting students average about 30 hours a week. The average starting salary for an IHCC drafting student is from 58,200 to 38,500 a year. In the past year there have been six students in that financial range. Drafting is an excellent program and creates a good opportunity for students to find a home in commercial art. 3 E., .,-f at t fu 11 .,.. 1 . 5 L-...an Y -L Kevin Quigley, Tom Anderson, Jeff Ishmael and Dick Ades looking for metal work. 96 1