Iowa Central Community College - Third Dimension Yearbook (Fort Dodge, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1969 volume:

01, T755 F'-QQ -4:7 J 1a- v n WE: vu ,Q 'ij STE? 2113 .-,5,,., ' .124 ,im ,Q . Fil , Lg: fxfji r:lf.3T! F452 lin 2 liffi, fi:-5. 555' .'x,'g1f: 32-1,75 fl? 3 qllfglf gag '. I-I 2591? lim, :,,,:e, :pi if 52254 if: L 115 1':9'4,, 'vvvlx , :TW-: ,, Q, , 'IGM 3'-513 i-1323 1' M,l' f ,. if I V557 ,, LAL' ' 1. ri A an 1-,J , ,. , 1. 'yn' ' ,L 3? -'Q , ,Q ifa HIRD DIME I0 Eagle Grove, Fort Dodge, Webster City Iowa 1969 Finding ci New Dimension College is a time for change--change in knowledge, maturity, ideals and goals. IOWA CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE is the product of recent changeg it is now a tri-campus, comprehensive college, unified by a tie unbroken by the miles between campuses. To its continued growth and progress, we dedicate this first edition of THIRD DIMENSION. FORT DODGE CAMPUS 2 EAGLE GROVE CAMPUS WEBSTER CITY CAMPUS E 3 S Lx X vw... ..,. 4 Table of Contents Introduction .. Facuky ... Voc-Tech .... Organizations . Social Activities Sports . Freshnaen . Graduates .... Advertisements Page . 1 1 8 36 70 122 148 172 188 226 Student Lzfe Is cz Timefor struggling through registration. listening in on language. 6 creating a masterpiece , listening to a lecture looking into the world of water, ? browsing through the reading section in the library. pe ering through a microscope. taking notes during orientation. designing posters Work Study Is cz Timefor duplicating instructional ma te rial , answering the office phone , I0 'X -M f K taking temperatures at Friendship Haven. helping an elderly man walk typing papers for teachers, down the hall, I1 teaching children the joy of swimming. repairing the self-propelled combine. catching a quick nap between welding jobs. arranging grocery shelves. d s f g- Relczxing Is cz Time for playing cards in the student lounge. I4 getting into the swing of things, enjoying a good basketball game, clowning it up with entertainment I5 chatting with friends. 16 discussing school work decorating a float. getting together with the guys helping someone battle the weather. I7 Iowa Central's nearly 150 staff members open many doors to learning opportunities for the students. They direct students in their study and work experi- enceg general knowledge is cultivatedg skills are developedg attitudes are formedg and potentials are improved. Only the faculty can appreciate the re- wards that come from having sent a student on his way to something better than he would have known if he had not had this experience. FACULTY Competent Dr. Barbour and the Board of Directors control the direction of Iowa Central. They determine its policies and decide on important matters concerning cur- riculum, tuition and other issues of interest to the needs of the community college Dr Edwin Barbour Superintendent of I C C C ROW 1 john H Mitchell, Harold Hoffman, Elmer Rosenberger, Mrs Rick Moram, Donald Klucking ROW 2 C T Feelhaver, Dr M C Bowie, Gilbert F Stanek, Verne Lubbers, Dr O N Emerson, Dr Edwin Barbour NOT PICTURED Reuben Griffith Men HeczdI.C.C.C. These three men head the separate campuses of Iowa Central Community College. They must carry out the policy of the school. The students trust them and depend on their ability to make the right decisions. Their job Lguig R, Newsham is not an easy one because they must Director of the Fort Dodge Campus please many, but must be prudent. Carl E. Thorson Henry F. Witt Director of the Eagle Grove Campus Director of the Webster City Campus 21 Directors, Advisors and .f L1 ,dt U v:g.1f?,gi1'2f'f 7 Q 5, 3 F ia M wmv? Carl Feelhaver, Admin. Ass't to RiC1'12I'd Hammans, Superintendent Dir. Voc-Tech. Larry Warford, Dir. Adult Ed.3 Ass't Dir. Voc-Tech. F Rfk is S s ig, ffzf f ,'re Dean Cramer,Dir. Student Services James Zech, Dir. Guidance Services 22 Assistants Guide the College Harvey Martin, Registrar Dale Zaiger, Voc. Rehab. Counselor - ',:f1wss1,g:. 7 .f1s't'. H2 ' Donald Klucking, Business Mgr. Lynn Richardson, jr., Ass't Sec'y- Bus. Mgr. Not pictured because photos are included in the faculty Pictures: Donald Culbertson, Dir. of Admissions john D. Gregory, Dir. of Athletics Phillip Martinson, Coordinator Industrial Ed. Steve R. Parson, Coordinator Voc. Business Ed. 23 Creatzve Faculty Leads I C C C Students Members of the college faculty represent a var1ety of teachmg ab111t1es They have a smcere 1nterest 1n many types of students w1ll1ng to learn a trade, a profess1on, or prepare for further educatlon Many mstructors are students themselves as they update the1r sk1lls and str1ve to learn Area V's current needs, both for the students and for the commun1ty Ackerson, Florence, A B , M 0 'B Albrecht Susan, B 5 N Anderson, Dorothy, B A , M A '1 Fit- Astor Gary, B A , M A Atwood, Raymond R , B A Babcock, W1ll1am R , B S , M A BarnLu'n, Denn1s, B A , M Barnck, Llnda, Bartlett, John, B S 24 . . . ' . . t f 1 ma , 1qf,1fQt-tf,ff3i',:, ' ,: ' Q . . .A. .R 5. my , . . . if! ' . . . . . . , , zs'f1'5l,, , 1 j.'i,-as ,A -is ' ' ,YH I ,igf ,.:- ,r 'sa 0 I 1 'IA I PV - Q . m p, , , , , . . . . . . I 0 Q I 1 'I Bath, Howard, B.S., M.S. Bell, James Bennett, William, B.A., M.S. Bemard, Mary, B.A., M.A. Blackburn, Eunice, B.A., M.A. Boe, Marcus, B.A., M.M.E. Brinsko, Andrew, B.A., M.L. Broderick, William, B.A., M. Caldwell, Norman, B.S., M.A. Q ,Qata r Chapman, Elvin, B.S., M.S. M S Christensen, Cameron, B.S., Clark, Byron, B.A., M.A. Craig, Lois, B.A., M.A. Crawford, John, B.S., M.A. Culbertson, Donald, B.A., M.A. .. l lili li .b 'A 'fyl Q I gs . ' 1: l x . . 5. 2, ,f!flLf7' ' , sd , a lffwwaw liff'-'E rig - 'H ff- A K 'a,,S5a,f.m ,515 4 1 Q 1' Q u Pi in ,Fw 1' 1 1015, ' 1.-, W qlumfl F, 41 1 Na sg 1' Daggy, Dale, B A Demorest, Harnet, B A , M Doohen, Nora, B A , M A 26 Dunsmoor, Robert, B S C , M A , Rlchard, B S , M S F1scher, Merl1n, B A , M A F1sh Donald, B A , M A Flugstad, Kenneth, B A M Frentress, Harold, B A Glascock, Alan, B A , M A Gray, Eugene, B A , M A Green, Kenneth, B A , M A . ., M.S. . . .A. gui Mel' .-.335 - f 5 , ,, i' x ,If 'Mfg . ' - Dyas . . . . 1 , ' ' , sw xv .gf . . . . I aa . A f ,.,. 9:51, q1xr,j,if.yy ,L Q s, 15,55 q Km? 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Klaver, Delmar, B.A., M.A. Koppen, John, B.S., M.S. 28 ' 'lnn f -e'1 Inman, Richard, B.A., M.A Jewell, Nancy, B.A., M.A. Johnson, Charles, B.A., M. Laughery, Delores, B.A., M.S.E. Linney, Mary Sula, B.A., M.A. Lomen, Glen, B.A., M.S. Lynch, Mary, R.N. Langr, Donald, B.S., M.S Lynott, Eileen, B.A., M.A. Magruder, Charles, B.S., M.A. Mallaro, Jack, B.A. 1? Markland, Wayne, B.S. Martin, Vesta, B.A., M.A. Martinson, Phillip 29 Maxon, Keith, B.A., M.A. McCutcheon, Constance, B.A. M.A., Ed.D. McKinley, Eugene, B.A., M.A McKnight, William, B.S., M.A. Meyer, Clair Middleton, Diane, B A , M S M1l1er, Durwood, B S Mulroney, Ioan, R N Nahnsen, Dorothy, B S 30 atte, Roger, B A , M A Newsham, Ruth Nass, Martin, B.A., M.S. if-:swf N . . . . Olson, William, B.A., M.A Parson, Steve, B.S., M.A Pearson, Robert, B.S., M.A Rees, Merrill, B.A., M.A. Richards, Lee, B.A., M.A. Roche, Ruth, B.A. Peterson, Gr-ada, B.A. Phillips, Paul, B.A., M.A. Porter, Kenneth, B.S., M.S. 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'S Schroeder, Melvin, B.A., M.A Schultz, Rowan, B.A., M.Ed. Shoemaker, Adella, B.A., M.A. 32 Shupe, Paul, B.S., M.A. Silke, Robert, B.S., M.A. Sinclair, David, B.A., M.A. D , 1 u .f XA Smith, Kermit, B.A., M.A. E, V Sundberg, Gordon, B.S., M.A. 'ity z' , oi saw W 5 '4 1- 552531531 f Sunner, Barbara, B.A., M.A Sylvester, Max, B.A., M.A. 33 x Ava J: 1: ,, Xtxy wm v, fv X15 .L - - 9, mu N Q wat ., M m X lii?vM?3-i-- my 2,4 1:4 Q ar p . - 5 5 421- K 2 .fx 'I 1 I. we win .mx -me-,gimme X 9: 4 new ,, M 4 1, . if Qi fm? Q Tabor, Oram, B.S. '93 'f Y Thronson, David, B.A. , M.A. - ' Tinker, Mildred N u , , . t ' XY W, . ,.,...., 5, ' ,,, ,f:9':fXgqQ1g1,, .,, . W A ' f'iaj,1ei' aim gl Q . rg L62 . .Q is L. ' ef 'bgpar 1 3 -11:-areravi-1i.92'w'ix A ' . :,,1y11z1'1'WifQpag A A ' ' , Jfgfa, : H : ,f,,,f,y,fRg.f,w ,sw 3, , f ' A -fg.W,,, , gp. , , , , .,.,,,., 4, ,,,, N X,,,, 5, . ., . JY , i 'L 'i'11m,,1v.1Q1,.w , sr ,ns - Y ,--- 1 'f.v. 'raid 4 aw Q' . N Q .ua 1 Q M L if F Xa bg' ef 357 63 X 2 if Wlewwai , my isis an iw Wg Ar, 5 i XV , ,. ry Kyiv V . Walmsley, James, B.A., M.A. Waterman, Kenneth, B.F.A., M.A. Welzien, Theron Wiggerman, james 34 Kd , ,X 4 .wx Q ,X M Wiggins , Raymond zak, Frank, B.A., M.A. Zak,Mo11y, B.A., M.A F acuity in Action When students think of college, they think of either arts and sciences or vocational-technical schools. When students think of Iowa Central they think of both. Iowa Central's vocational and technical pro- grams offer training in nursing, electronics, office work, engineering, welding, mechanics and distri- bution. VGC TECH Girls Learrz Computer Age Business Methods Linda Ramaeker interviews Mr. Phillips for practice. The Office Education students attended class from 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday. In the afternoon they went to jobs found for them through this program. This provided them not only with the skills they learn in the classroom but also with practical application of those skills in on-the- job training. Activities this year included the Leadership Con- ference on the state and national levels and the Em- ployer-Employee Banquet. A Thanksgiving luncheon for the present members and for those who had al- ready completed the program and were working nearby was also held, as was a pre-holiday coffee and a Christmas party at the Starlite restaurant in Fort Dodge. W.. W, ,,,,,,.. ,s.....,Q,.,,,,,,fff,,':z .MWWMN W V fi , f f 5,3 2 - ' ' ' W- -sf-xxznx x,,1mrmz6rix1,g wil.,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,, . , - . .J 5 t 1 5, yxsgszw-gf., f K. -if-XWM-AM-mw3f+v.wW..fvgu...g.....,s,,.,....,,,.n.. SEATED- -D. Warburton, M. Pederson, M. Carter, J. Chelesvig, V. DeWitt, M. Spangler, W. Haugen, M. Wilson. STANDING--B. Klasse, S. Umstead, M. Wolters, M. Flarup, N. Nickell, P. Rolland, L. Ramaeker, Mr. Phillips fspon.J. HU 38 Mr. Phillips lectures to Office Education Top--Eagle Grove students host Employer-Employee Banquet. class. Bottom--Machine practice makes perfect. Mr. Phillips instructs Mardell Pederson in use of a calculator. s ' e i I-.w..t.,,,.,,,,, I 5 3 fe, ROW 1--D. jans, R. Raska, H. Busch, C. Boldra, L. Pelz. BACK ROW--Mrs. Linda Barrick, fSpon.yg L. Baldus, N. Griffin, J. Ubben, D. Jacobson, P. Gibbs, M. Madalik, S. Burgin, K. Riley, C. Merryman. Students Strivefor Better Ojjice Skills ,sir ..,. we ., 151-H ,,.,, . A,..-, for .-fk, t -. if A wmwfnffffw'wf:z,if 1., :4,r,L-'ogy , t - , . , -:.,..sZ'4w:-c-X mmnkffstisfswasfflie,ist-svf1?wrs?fsm'.,,L - - - I The Office Education program furthers the edu- cation of those students who wish to go into the secretarial field. By enrolling in the program, the students enhance their typing skills, master shorthand, and take courses, such as business English, bookkeeping, and typweriting. During part of their day these girls work at various jobs throughout the city. Here they get on-the-job training. 40 Linda Barrick, O.E. instructor, shows a prospective student around the college to explain the office education pro- gram and how each gains experience on a part-time job. ROW 1: J. Fitzgerald, V. Rabe, K. Lynam, jenkins, K. Moeller, M. Christensen. ROW 2: G. Niles, P. Smith, R Calmer, B. Filloon, S. Booth, L. Grohe, L. Schriber. Secretaries Learn Clerical Techniques The nine-month Clerical Receptionist program provided secretarial training to those students without prior office training as well as to those who wished to further their skills. The program was conducted on a lab basis with equipment simulating a real office. Instructed by Mr. Robert Pearson, students spent six hours a day in the program, progressing at their own rate of speed. They studied machine transcription, telephone techniques, clerical record keeping, data processing and business letter writing. Left: Mary Christensen and Shirley Booth study charm and personality development. Below: Roxanne Calmer works diligently on an assign ment. Gloria Niles, Shirley Booth and Mary Christensen receive help from Mr. Pear- son. Mr. Pearson shows Virginia Rabe how to operate the offset duplicator. 3'-N ra, use mm mmm nmnumngqg Clerical Receptionists finish up their classroom work , for the day, Kathy Moeller carefully checks her typing for errors. .mm ,-rm if Eyre. 'K' at A , ., ff fig Left: Switchborad operators are made. Above: Donna Thorson types a letter from a transcription machine. Girls Train T0 Be Exeeuli ve S ecretaries The Executive Secretary program provided the in supervised on-the-job training. The students necessary training for careers as secretaries of studied typewriting, shorthand, office machines, management personnel to those students who had filing, and secretarial procedures and accounting already had some secretarial training. Students, The classroom was filled with modern office under the direction of Miss Nancy Jewell and furniture, electric typewriters, office machines Mrs. Marilyn Johnson, spent three to four hours and instructional shorthand equipment. per day in the classroom and three hours per day Being an executive secretary requires concentration. 44 ROW 1: B.I-Iabben, C. Johnson, C. Bilek, C. Dishman, P. Parks, C. Beckley. ROW 2: B. Lalor, J. Eccher, V. Bur- ditt, B. Freeman, M. Bonnett, S. Ripperger, J. Steward. BACK ROW: D. Thorson, L. Cronin, J. Kennedy, ML Carl- son, M. Stier, C. Larson, L. Olson. Left top: Carol Johnson transcribes an assign- ment into shorthand. Left, bottom: Mrs. johnson, Marilyn Carlson, Marsha Stier and Miss Jewell examine an audio secretary. Below: Sally Ripperger uses the offset press. ' .,, 45 A .. fffff, 7 f , 0 'I' '.:: 21 ,Gia Ilifl I VTP Ulf W.-iA:d::::ff?fi7 . ..A...A,.,Y, Q, .... , , .A X . ,.,., , . ,.... , ...::: , Above--Joanne Gerrard and Bonnie Abel arrange bulletin board project. Jane Isaacson and Debbie Wright select ac- cessories for display. Girls Learn the Business 0fFashz'0ns The Fashion Merchandising program prepared its stu- clerical work, making displays, advertising, selling dents for employment in the fashion field. Dming the and merchandising. twenty-one month course, under the instruction of Mrs. Laura Raker, the girls studied introduction to In September, the girls traveled to Minneapolis for a fashion merchandising, textiles, fashion design, and holiday market at the Radisson Hotel. the history of fashion. On-the-job training involved ROW 1--S. Mernka, D. Wright, J. Gerrard, J. Sandeling, Mrs. Laura Raker Qspon.J. ROW 2--A. Reese, B. Able, M. Odenbritt, B. Heise, C. O'Brien, L. Erickson. BACK ROW--I. Isaacson fpres.J, D. Trevarthen fsec.J, A. Loehr, G. Calmer ftreas.J, K. Gebhardt fv. Pres.J, C. Ostercamp. 46 Above--A cosmetic specialist makes up Betty Heise and Debbie 1 Wright. Left--Jane Isaacson and Cheri Ostercamp drape an ,K imaginary window. Jane Isaacson and Debbie Wright work on fashions from the ground up. A ' ' X5 Sonja Mernka points out the importance of the con- sumer. ROW 1: M. Riesberg, D. Kokenge, D. Tracy, K. McBride, R. Peters, T. Wald, A. Riesberg. BACK ROW: R Beasler, J. Kennebeck, D. Hansen, H. Thielen, D. Peters, J. Frost, B. Birmingham. M erehcmdz'sz'ng Experience Taught at I C C C In the twenty-one month Department Store Management Program, students received class- room training and on-the-job experience in re- tailing and merchandising management. Under the direction of Mr. Gerald Leberman, they studied introduction to business and department store marketing, salesmanship, retailing and human relations and participated in a department store seminar. Students also received laboratory instruction before gaining their field experience. In September, the students visited Dayton's De- partment store in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Left--Tom Wald sets a trap for vacationers. Below-- Denny Peters sets up a sports display in the laboratory ' JMX.. 5E.ww'w., slxlrilnglfaggr .pix iw: lfgffifss. ,sgirstgmggif T gpgggifggs gfiarigsr rig: 5955? .2.f12222a52i:zr,2iszir!a3f .ffgrisfzwiam.!Sg.ss2gw 557'EQXFNEQEQS5fifliswsilgi riigwfgs23iswzirmsgiglfii, ,.,.,W,..w,,r,,f W Nl igglifli R' ifivglfr ftigflf .sgsgigsigrr frirfagszxfe . ,.4s.rw214'lfwl'Mi ff5?rfr2.3 was fill 5515355259 7 vim-rf n5.nrax.w,5f Wbfiilielfizw 48 Doug Tracy demonstrates the proper way to fit shoes. Below, Top--Mr. Leberman gives the bad news--test results--to his students. Bottom--Denny Peters and Tom Wald help their friend prepare for a camping trip. 49 E' E , . Doug Tracy searches for just the right pair of shoes for baby. Z I 3 2 , ' Q ir- xiidl 5 Food D1'slribut1'0n Requires Modern Techniques The twenty-one month Food Marketing course prepared qualified people for management and supervisory careers in the food distribution in- dustry. Under the supervision of Mr. Ronald Rath and Mr. Harold Frentress, the students re- ceived on-the-job training, working closely with the Iowa Retail Food Dealers Association. Their classroom instruction involved work in market- ing, salesmanship, retailing, management, and accounting. The Food Marketing students attended several conventions and seminars in areas such as meat cutting and management. They also attended the Iowa Retail Food Dealers Convention and visited the Red Owl Stores in Minneapolis and the Safeway warehouse in Omaha. Mark Mittlestadt watches as Mike I-Iart checks out on the cash register. SOPHOMORES: ROW 1--Mr. Harold Frentress fspon.J, S. Brown, T. Sincox, D. Lawver, D. Leary, J. Agee, Mr. Ronald Rath fspon.J. ROW 2--G. Bradfield, I. Cobb, W. Fleener, J. Mericle, C. Costello, D. Kruse. BACK ROW-- J. Hotovec, R. Smith, J. Parsons, L. Keraus, L. Sonnichsen, D. Hart, D. Baker. 50 FRESHMEN: ROW 1--Mr. Harold Frentress fspon.J, B. Paulson, C. Capesus, B. O'I-Iern, I. Eisenbacher, I. Scrima- ger fpres.J, Mr. Ronald Rath fspon.J. ROW 2--H. Swanson, D. Stelling fparl.Q, M. Mittlestadt, M. Hart, G. Spanel, H. Hoover Cpub.J, P. Anderson. BACK ROW--P. Gochee Ctreasl, G. Demers fsec.J, F. Peters, G. Vanden Brink Chist.J, I. Jentzen QV. pres.J, M. Fagen, D. Johnson, G. Brehm. Left--Tom Sincox has a piece of the action at the checkout counter. - Below--Jim Jentzen makes his point in a sales talk. Gary Bradfield straightens up a milk display on the refrigerated shelves. 'swf' , nur-f 'A , 51 7 Janet Fairchild and Martha McFadden watch as Mr. King explains the muscle structure of a cat. Marie Bickford prepares a dressing. Students Strive To Become R.N. 'S The two-year Associate Degree Nursing program pre- Classroom training precedes clinical practice. Students pares its students to take the State Board exam for work at Lutheran and Mercy Hospitals and at Friend- R.N. status. Under the supervision of M.rs. Hyllengren, Ship Haven, During the summer, they spend eight students take nursing and related general education weeks studying at the Cherokee Mental Health Insti- courses such as physical and social science and com- tute and at the Woodward State Hospital and School. munications. SOPHOMORES: ROW 1--J. Larsen, N. Wagner, J. Reaman, K. Stearns, C. Dencklau, R. Grell, P. Bruhl fPres.J, R. Echelberger QV. Pres.J. ROW 2--Miss Cora Duis fspornj, B. DeLano, K. Sherer, 1. Nyren, J. Castonaguay, R. Bart- lett, B. Miller, T. Parker, O. Waugh, Mrs. Susan Albrecht Qspon.J. BACK ROW--L. Anderson, D. Knute, J. Con- don, B. Alcorn, I. Harvey, J. Chalfant, M. Bickford, P. Richards, C. Smith. 52 FRESHMEN: ROW 1--T. Widick, P. Hess, E. Foster, S. McDonald, L. Button, L. Olson, A. McElroy, B. Orcutt fsec.J, M. Roper ftreas.J. ROW 2--Miss Cora Duis fspon.l, I. Moriston, B. Westfall, E. Volz, J. Reynolds, I. Maier, N. Wilson, R. Webster, A. McPherson, D. Marshall, Mrs. Susan Albrecht fspon.J. BACK ROW--I. Fairchild, M. McFadden, M. Davis, A. Kienitz, G. Lind, L. Carlson, L. Blankenship, S. Hough, M. Crain, M. Seisen. Renee Allan winces as she receives a shot from Mary Roper. Barbara Westfall assists Mr. Fauke with his walker. Ruth Bartlett and Ruth Grell carefully record observations on their patients' charts. Arlene McPherson tenderly bathes the baby. 53 Prczctical Nurses Study Patient Care Top: Linda Wheaton, Lavonne Beckman, and Mrs. Samuelson check the patient's blood pressure. Bottom: Alice Rickard, Jean Matter and Elizabeth Grant chart blood pressures. Below: Lavonne Beckman, Cheryl Yordy, and Rosalie Lennon The Practical Nurse Education course was an eleven-month pro- gram under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Husske. The students took theory Classes at the Fort Dodge campus and received their clinical experience at Mercy Hospital, Lutheran Hospital, Frienship Haven or Ellen's Convalescent Home in Fort Dodge. Class work included courses in body structure and function, car- ing for the basic daily needs of patients, psychological and social growth and development of the in- dividual, and assisting in the care of the acutely ill patient. work in pediatrics. 54 ROW 1: L. Wheaton Qsec.-treas.J K. McKenna, P. Sindlinger, A. Rickard, E. Timm, Mrs. Dorothy I-Iusske fspon- sorj. ROW 2: C. Yordy fv. pres.j, A. Quick, K. Cundiff, L. Beckman, S. Teigen, R. Lennon Qpres.J L. Zehr, B. Ingertson. BACK ROW: P. Nelson frec.j I. Badger, K. Goeders, M. Harrigan, J. Luckenbill, J. Matter, S. Grand- george, L. Nelson. Left: Kathy Goeders and Linda Hubbard learn to care for the elderly. Linda Wheaton escorts a new family out of the hos- pital. Even practical nurses swing it. 55 ROW 1: Miss jewel Lynch fspon.j, K. Dreier fpres.j, C. Bower tv. pres.j K. Reddel fsec.j, K. Hendrichsen Qtreas.j, Mrs. joan Mulroney fspony. RCW 2: D. Friedericks, M. Haselhoff, J. Lawson, M. Nelson, I. jones, C. Bundy, L. Schoeberlein. BACK ROW: D. True, D. Brech, -I. Freese, C. Bernd, M. Pingel, R. Auen, D. Malzer, K Thoel. Students Learn Medica! Ojjcice Duties The students in the Medical Assistants program room on the campus. 'The classroom was set up learned the procedures necessary to help physi- likea physician's office and had an adjoining cians in clerical and laboratory duties. The examination room with supplies and equipment eleven-month program, conducted by Miss jewel found in a medical office. Students also spent Lynch and Mrs. joan Mulroney, included nine eight weeks in a physician's office gaining clini- months of theory and practice taught in the class- cal experience. Miss Lynch explains the weighing-in process. Sometimes Mrs. Mulroney takes heart in hand. 56 Above--Miss Lynch shows Ilene jones, Diane Malzer, Diane Brech and Marilyn Nelson the correct way to handle medical instruments. Below--Karen Dreier and Jeannine Freese observe Mrs. Mulroney's filing Karen Thoel plays the patient in a blood pres Sure 116512. Top--The problem is how to put everything back together again. Bottom Mrs Mulroney explains the structure of the ear method. Below--Kathy Reddel, Miss Lynch and Karen Thoel wait for the sterilizer to finish its dirty work. 57 sw., wh 1? I Machz'nery Maintenance Demands Thorough Tmz'n1'ng The Farm Power and Equipment program was an eleven-month course designed to prepare its students for jobs as repair and maintenance mechanics in implement deal- erships. Under the instruction of Mr. Ted Wiggins and Mr. Theron Welzien, the stu- dents learned the manipulative skills and technical information necessary to enter farm equipment positions. They studied new machine setup and used- machine repair, ment hydraulics and power trains. The boys in the program this year attended the Iowa Farm Progress Days at Grand Junc- tion and the Tillage Show at Ida. Grove, Iowa. Above--Rich Hay, Ted Wiggins and james Stewart observe test- ing equipment. Below--Ed Nygaard and Doug Olson get ready for an overhaul. ROW 1--Mr. Ted Wiggins fspon.J, P. Willey, J. Stewart ftreas.J, D. Olson, R. Hay, Mr. Theron Welzien Cspon.j. ROW 2--R. Sherman, H. Hauck, B. Lambert, D. Aronson, M. Langner lv. pres.J. ROW 3--D. Hearn, J. Koster, S. Barrett, L. Brock, S. Ellis, E. Nygaard. BACK ROW--D. Rockow, D. Lenning fsec.J, E. Smith fpres.J, R. Snyder, D. Erlandson, L. Crouse, R. Thrailkill. in 7' W1 Q .ss gasoline and diesel engines, and farm equip- Mr. Wiggins demonstrates a cutaway engine to Ed John Koster, Dale Hearn, Brian Lambert and Dan Nygaard and Roland Synder. Rockow inspect modern combine. i Left--Roland Snyder gives fi- nal touches to major overhaul Below--Roger Thrailkill and Mr. Wiggins dig deeply into a 7 'Y tractor motor. 59 ROW 1--Mr. John Bartlett Cspon.j, T. Burger, C. Hass, R. Matthews, L. Habben, K. Lambert fsec.J, R. Bruns ftreas.J, Mr. Gary Astor fspon.J. ROW 2--I. Thoma, G. Haverman Cv. pres.J, J. Larson fpres.J, A. Pithan, M. Mechem, R. Heun, T. Jondle. BACK ROW--R. Landgraf, R. Behrens, R. Hoffman, I. Noonan, R. Madsen, M. Ebersole, R. Ruter freport.Q, D. Remsburg, B. Campbell. Area Youths Learn Agri-Business Methods The one-year Elevator and Farm Supply Manage- spent classroom time studying technical agriculture ment program was designed to provide training for and leaming about the marketing, management, and careers in modern agriculture. The program featured distributive functions of the Elevator and Farm Supply five sessions of which three were in the classroom and industry. The areas of instruction included animal and two were on-the-job training. Under the instruction of crop science and grain handling. Mr. John Bartlett and Mr. Gary Astor, and trainees Left--Roger Ruter measures soil test solution. Below--Max Ebersloe, Larry I-Iabben, Al Pithan and Jon Lar- son work in reading area. 60 Above--Bill Campbell demonstrates sales pitch to Rodney Bruns, Mr. As- tor and Tom Burger. Below--Mr. Bartlett discusses Agri-Business problems with class. Mike Mechem selects a soil sample for testing. Roger Ruter sets up display. Below--Gary I-Iaverman, Randy Behrens, Jim Noonan and'Keith Lam- bert test grain for moisture. 61 S ludenls Experiment with Electronics Students in the two-year Industrial Elec- tronics program are trained to provide ser- vices connected with the application of electronics equipment. The course is con- ducted on approximately a one-hour lec- tLu'e, two-hour laboratory basis. Under the instruction of Mr. Oram Tabor and Mr. Wayne Markland, students follow a labora- tory manual and put into practice the theory that is presented in the lecture sessions. Each student's lab bench is equipped with all the necessary test equipment to do the experiments. There is also related instruc- tion in technical drawing and report writing, applied mathematics and physics, shop pro- cess, and industrial organization. Left, top: Allan Goetschius finds lab work required steady hands. Left, bottom: Jim Ellinger and Jim Thomsen work from theory to practice. ROW 1--D. Galloway, S. Knapp,'D. Zoch fsec.J, D. I-Iepperle, R. Schneider, D. O'Bryon, A. Johnson, Mr. Wayne Marl-:land fspon.J. ROW 2--A. Kruse, W. Pugh, S. Schneider ftreas.J, G. Lammers, A. Goetschius, J. Ellinger, J. Cavallier, R. Sorlien. ROW 3--D. Caster, R. Lanthrop, D. Merrill, M. Tracy, J. White, J. Bratland, J. Clark, P. Fallon fpres.J, J. Thomsen. BACK ROW--G. Courter, K. Carlson, C. Johnson, R. Halliday QV. pres.J, T. Arne, R. Wisthoff, J. Daniel, R. Kendall. 62 Electronics students watch Kent Carlson hook up a circuit. Mr. Tabor explains a te1eme1Iy formula to his students. Mr. Markland helps Wendell Pugh with a Allan Goetschius learns that trouble is sometimes hard to find. tough problem. 63 Above--Mark Siefert, Bob Hogencamp, and Rick Thompson test out a motor. Left--Duane Noffke tunes up a motor. A ulo M echanics A re Born H ere The Auto Mechanics program, under the direction of training Was designed to be eempafable to the sitna' Mr, Rex Raine and Mr, C133 Meyer, trained men in tions a mechanic would have in an actual shop. Stu- actual shop work with automobiles and in related dents had ears assigned to them fel' Pfaetieal Work technical study. The freshman students received a suen HS 'fnne'nP1 electrical sYstems, transmission fe' sound background working with live engines, tune-up Paif, and suspension and brake sYsteTns- equipment, and other basic units. The second year of ROW 1--Mr. Clair Meyer fspon.J, M. johnson, D. Schultz Qhist.J, Mr. Rex Raine fspon.J, T. Svejda, M. Siefert, Mr. James Bell fspon.j, ROW 2--D. Burtnett, C. Owen, S. Elliott, B. Warnke ftreas.j, A. Joiner, P. Monahan, K. Walker, ROW 3--D. Hunter, R. Tucker, D. Schilling, D. Murphy, D. Maschino, G. Meyers, D. Manning, D. Nof- fke. BACK ROW--S. Kult, J. Butler fsec.J, T. Derner, K. Niemeirer fs. of armsj, R. Thompson, L. Baker fpres.l, F. Long, M. Meils. 64 'WNY' ri ii , ,Zi 95- , PQ' v W ,'-fu v sf in - 7 ivy Don Murphy and Darwin Schilling pull an engine out of a car. Left--Kevin Mahaney, Irv Badger, Pat McGruder, Dean Brennon, Bill Logue and Mr. Meyer look inside an alter- Il3.tO1'. Below, left--John Butler tightens down a tappet cover. Below, right--Tim Derner discusses radiator hose problems with Mr. Bell. Students Praclzce the Art of Weldzng Under the 1nstruct1on of Mr Jerry Hanson, students 1n the e1ghteen week weldmg pro gram learn the sk1lls necessary to become successful Welders The course IS conducted on a laboratory basls, Wlth eqmpment com parable to that found 1D modern plants Students perfect then' skllls 1n oxyacetylene weldmg and cuttlng, A D and D C arc weldmg, p1pe weldmg, gas tungsten and gas metal arc weldlng They recelved elated 1nstruct1on 1n readlng blueprmts and weld mg symbols and 1n testmg welds son fsponj ROW 2 K Hansen, M Wells, R Lalor, D W1ne, B Isaacson BOTTOM SECOND SEMESTER ROW 1 E Johnson, I Jackson, S Carlsen, W Sh1ppy, S Burns, Mr Jerry Hanson fspon J ROW 2 W Bockoven, E Hanson, F W1111aH1S, D Hovland, G Slmonson TOP FIRST SEMESTER ROW 1 L Deal, G Myer, R Hepperle, J. Farnham, R. jordison, Mr. jerry Han Above--David Steinblock examines a weld-testing machine and a band saw. Left--Ed Johnson watches Mr. Hanson adjust an automatic wire arc welding machine. Below, left--Fred Williams prac- tices arc welding. Below, right--Earl Hansen and Dennis Hovland use a metal shape cutting machine. 67 D Above: Gary Keen concentrates-on his work with a turrett lathe. Right: Willis Van Sickler performs on a milling machine. Students Practice on Modern M achines The Machine Shop program, which lasts for eleven months, trains its students to operate modern machine tools. Under the instruction of Mr. james Wiggerman, related classroom study and shop work are integrated to provide the ne- cessary training. Courses include measuring fundamentals, shop safety, welding, blueprint reading and drafting, machine electrical funda- mentals, and time, motion, and quality control Students also work on engine lathes, punch pres ses, pedestal drills, and production and vertical milling machines. ROW 1: D. Steenhoek, J. Garrett, R. Watters, Mr. James Wiggerman fspon.j. ROW 2: L. Schulte, G. Hawk, W Van Sickler, G. Keen, J. Menke. BACK ROW: S. Quick, W. Ryon, R. McDonald, C. Bickford, M. Beightol. Right: Mr. Wiggerman watches Curt Bickford and Lynn Schulte demonstrate their ability on the turrett lathe. EM. Yu A-. Left: Mr. Wig- german explains a blueprint detail to Steve Quick, Gene Hawk, and Lynn Schulte. Right: Ward Ryon and Dwayne Steenhoek ex- amine the work- ings of an engine lathe. Without organizations, a college would be a dull place. All three campuses at Iowa Central provide clubs to cultivate special interests ranging from business to music, and from drama to student gov- ernment. There are opportunities for practicing parliamentary procedure, working on special proj- ects, attending state and national conferences, pro moting social events and making new friends. OR GA NIZA TIONS Money Earned Cheers Secured The Eagle Grove cheerleaders have been busy not year they earned money to pay for the1r new cheer leadmg umforms and an overmght road tr1p to Nor folk, Nebraska and Demson wlth the team Bake sales and sellmg hot sandwlches at noon brought 1n body and commumty support, they were able to earn over S200 f only on the floor but off the basketball floor. This funds and pleased the appetites. Thanks to student 72 LEFT TO RIGHT--Linda Heard, Nancy Iehl, Dianne Smith, Nancy Naughton, Chris Sinclair, Carol Legg. Fl. Dodge Cheerleaders Fan the Flames of Above--The cheerleaders signal a first down. ICCC Spirit The cheerleaders generated student enthusiasm in the rain, performed acrobatics, reorganized and tried to move the pep club forward, and sold flowers for homecoming. Due to illness one of the original cheerleaders, Karen Baumunk, was replaced by Barb Hen- richsen for the remainder of the year. Below--Cheering up a storm-- 74 really! ROW 1--I. Markley, B. I-lenrichsen, P Newbrough. BACK ROW- -P. Conrad, P. Laird, L. Larsen. Al ... .nib-. - ROW 1--S. Powers fpres.J, B. I-Iendrichsen fv. pres.l, M. Schreier Qsec.j, D. Bellinghausen ftreas.l, Mrs. Laura Raker fsponsorj. ROW 2--P. Laird, L. Larsen, P. Newbrough, J. Markley, K. Baumunk, P. Conrad. ROW 3--S. Rink, P. Ewing, K. Ostrem, J. Powers, S. Coffey, J. Mills, K. Gebhart, S. Leslie. BACK ROW--I. Conway, C. DeGroote, M. Holmstrom, D. Wright, J. Gerrard, B. Abel, M. Odenbrett, A. Reese. Pep Club and Letlermaffs Group Supplement Fort Dodge A thlelics The Pep Club at Iowa Central Community College is a student organization designed to promote loyalty and school spirit with special emphasis placed on a well organized cheering section at all athletic events. All students are eligible for membership and invited to become active members. The Letterman's Club at Fort Dodge, composed of letter winners in football, basketball, and baseball, gives special recognition to these athletes as well as assisting in problems concerning athletics and ath- letes. ROW 1--K. Gordon, R. Bellinghausen fsecj, P. Williams Cp:-es.j, M. Fisch, M. Algoe. BACK ROW--M. Crotty, G. Penn, B. Wunsch, F. Nelson ftreas.j, W. Bost. Cheerleaders Sue Burgin Diana Jacobson Carol Merryman Gretchen Reynolds Pam Thoe Sue Wilson 76 Support Indians The Webster City Cheerleaders were always busy painting signs and learning new cheers. They boosted the boys to victories by leading the spec- tators in cheers to support the team. Circle K Means Action! Above: Randy Meyer, Circle K president, discussing the Penny Carnival with Committee members. Q Right: The Bridge Group participating in the Circle K's Country and Western night. Circle K is a service club sponsored by the local ICCC pennants and volunteered for snd-bagging Kiwanis Club of Fort Dodge. Much work on the The organization was represented by Tom Cor- part of the members of the Circle K has gone nelius and Steve Gander at the district meeting into the sponsoring of activities such as the at Oskaloosa. Bob Schmeling and Steve Gander Western Jubilee and Penny Carnival. They also were Chosen to attend the International meet- held a Christmas party and helped at the Kiwan- ing this summer. ian's Pancake Day. The club sold mace and ROW 1: R. Peltz, R. Barmore, A. Muhlbauer, S. Gander, M. Worthington, R. Myers Cpres.j, S. Seko iv. pres.J, T. Stockwell Qhist.j, Mr. Don Culbertson Csponj. ROW 2: B. Riesberg, T. Cornelius, M. Sallen- barger, D. Schoon, D. Kohlstedt, K. Meyer, C. Myers, D. Radke. BACK ROW: S. Lane, G. Loebig, L. LaBounty, D. Grall, R. Hohensee, D. DeSmidt, R. Pingel, R. Schmeling, P. Pick. 78 jack I-Iolmquest, last year's president, wel comes new president, Charles I-Iitchman, as Paul Shelton and Rick I-Iupp look on ap provingly. Webster City Club Has Good Year! jack I-Iolmquest conducts Circle K meeting at Webster City. Member Alan Yungclas has the floor. Circle K sponsored a number of social events on the Webster City Campus. Charles Hitchman is seen here after a formal meeting of the club. S tuden is Earn Scholastic Recognition ROW 1--D. Schulte, B. Knutzon, T. Loftus, B. Bernard. ROW 2--J. Carter, K. Knack, L. Yingling, M. Eck, B. Miller, W. Haugen, S. Hill. BACK ROW--R. Smith, J. Lalor, I. Decker, J. Janson, I. West, A. Berhow. The task of becoming a member of IACCVTI Honor Society is not one that many students easily achieve. In order to become a member of the Society, a student must have a grade point aver- age of 3.25 a semester. If he manages to do this for just one semester, he earns the status of tem- porary membership. I-Iowever, if he can maintain this average for three semesters, he becomes a permanent member. The newly adopted name of this select. group is the Iowa Association of Com- munity Colleges and Vocational Technical Insti- tutes Honor Society. Top-ranking students in both the arts and sciences and vocational technical programs are eligible for membership. ROW 1--B. Bernard, D. Schulte, B. Christensen. ROW 2--V. I-Ielmke, D. Smith, W. Haugen, A. Berhow. BACK ROW--B. Miller, M. Eck, S. Sandvig. NOT PICTURED--B. Johnston, T. Lof- tus, C. Mathews, P. Moore, B. New- burn, D. Odland, G. Olson, H. Ras- mussen, R. Reyna, D. Stensland, R. Taylor, S. Umstead, T. Wright. 41 Students on Eagle Grove Deans List In order to be eligible for membership on the students that made the Dean's list first semester Dean's List a student must have a 3.00 grade at 'Che Eagle GFOVG Campus Of IOWG1 Central. average for one semester's work. There were 41 ROW 1--T. Charnplin, L. Yingling, S. Hill. ROW 2--J. Lalor, B. Knutzon, D. Copp, J. West. BACK ROW--I. Decker, J. Janson, L. Moon. NOT PICTURED--L. Axon, I. Beckett, O. Boehme, W. Chidester, L. Christensen, M. Dahlgren, M. Dannewitz. Successful Students Honored The honor society is a statewide organization for which both Arts and Sciences and Voc-Tech stu- dents are eligible. A temporary member must carry at least 12 hours and have a 3.25 average for one semester. If this average is maintained for three consecutive semesters the student becomes a permanent member of the society. In cases involving pass or fail in Voc-Tech courses eligibility is determined by Voc-Tech officials. At an award ceremony and re- ception, where Mr. Feelhaver gave the main address, the per- manent members were honored with certificates and gold pins and the temporary members were given silver pins. Students became members of the Dean's List and Honor Roll by taking at least 12 semester hours and maintaining a grade point average of 3.5 and 3.0 respectively. Miss Blackburn and Mrs. Barbour pour for the Honor Society Reception. DEAN'S LIST: ROW 1--C. Bower, K. Dreier, C. Loftus, M. Petersen, L. Lennon, I. Bonde, S. Cof- fey, D. Battani. ROW 2--L. Scharf, M. Kelly, B. Hrabak, L. Ruge, I. Schwendemann, C. Heitkamp, N. Jensen, M. Stier, K. Reddel. ROW 3--J. Scrimager, D. Lenning, H. Hauck, M. Mittelstadt, J. Agee, J. White, T. Sincox, S. Schneider, S. Knapp. BACK ROW--T. Sawyer, J. Koster, L. Schulte, E. Smith, D. Erlandson, R. McDonald, S. Reinke, V. Vanden Brink, I. Clark, P. Fallon. 82 HONOR ROLL: ROW 1--R. Auen, C. Bernd, L. Cronin, I. Mills, C. Cox, M. Abels, D. True, M. Nelson, I. Freese. ROW 2--J. Fitzgerald, S. Lochray, S. Osterberg, M. Odenbrett, N. Hill, M. Price, V. Burditt, D. Farron, I. Griffin, T. Burger, G. I-Iaverman, R. Bruns, L. I-Iabben. ROW 3--K. Lynam, M. Inoue, J. Gerrard, B. Patton, I. McNally, S. Hepperle, C. Winegarden, K. Sommerfield, H. Swanson,D. Stelling, B. Campbell, I. Noonan, R. Behrens. ROW 4--M. Carlson, J. Rasmussen, A. Cronin, S. King, I. Truelson, L. Fritts, L. Peters, A. Toner, D. Hearn, G. Collins, C. Christensen, S. Barrett, D. Olson, S. Ellis, A. Pithan, I. Larson. BACK ROW--D. Hep- perle, W. Ryon, C. Bickford, J. Menlce, M. Breightol, D. Okrzynski, L. Crouse, H. Ware, C. Williams, W. Mc- Mannus, B. Heun, R. Snyder, R. Ruter. Left--Dr. Barbour congratulates Jerry Scrimager at the Honor Society Convocation. PERMANENT MEMBERS ROW1 D Battani, S Fink S Neiting, S Wolff BACK ROW V Cline, P Fallon, T Sincox, I Clark, S Schneider, L Baker, J Tue1son,R F1nk,D Henning Not pictured J Larsen 83 ' gn. ' u 1 ROW 1--G. Nessa, C. Naden, L. Johnson. ROW 2--D. Clouse, T. Jerde, K. Timm, L. jones, L. johnson, B. Mai- lander. ROW 3--P. Gordon, B. Hovland, B. Rasmussen, A. Carlson, B. Fritz, C. Boldra. BELOW--Permanent Members--P. Gordon, B. Rasmussen. Students Are Honored These Webster City students studied hard in order to obtain a place in the Honor Society. For a student to be a permanent member of the Honor Society, he must maintain at least a 3.25 grade point for three consecutive semes- ters. Being a member of the Honor Society is quite an achievement for any student. X5 FRES HMEN: T. Hall, K. Timm, R. Davison, B. Mailander, C. Naden, B. Fritz, C. Cordes, G. Evans. Scholars Are Recognized These Webster City students, as well as all community college students, must have a grade point of at least 3.00 to qualify for the Dean's List. These scholars will tell you that it takes hard work and persistence to achieve such an honor. ROW 1--T. jerde, G. Nessa, B. Rasmussen, L. Johnson, L. johnson, L. Jones. ROW 2--P. Gordon, B. Hovland, C. Leeds, M. Mamminga, A. Carl- son, J. Ferrell. Economics Club Ponders Modern usiness Problems The Fort Dodge Economics Club is com- posed of students interested in the general area of economics. This year, in addition to attending monthly meetings, the club members visited the T. C. Henderson Above: Mr. Barnum, sponsor, discusses Economics Club plans with Marvin Morrison. Right: Where supply and demand meet. Brokerage House . ROW 1: K. Peters, Mr. Dennis Barnum fsponj. ROW 2: S. Powers, M. Mayer, S. Leslie. BACK ROW: M Morrison, J. Frost, R. Walrod, I. Mills, W. Koller. al .. W, . ln. ROW 1: C. Crouse fpres.l, G. Schill Cv. pres.l, I. Blain fsec.j, C. Loftus, ftreas.l, Mrs. Mary Sula Linney fspon.j. ROW 2: M. Inoue, A. Toner, K, Godwin, M. Anholt, G. Brown, M. Mayer, W. Malson, I. Sherret, B. Hrabak, N. Walrod. BACK ROW: S. Lochray, L. Scharf, K. Coffey, K. McCartan, T. Trenary, J. Conrad, I. Frost, R. Adams Pereire, S. Duarte. El Club de Espaffiol The Spanish Club meets monthly for the pur- Halloween, had a coffee house, sponsored a pose of stimulating interest in the culture of Christmas dinner at the Wahkonsa Hotel and Spanish speaking people. During the past served at a hospitality room for the movie, year the club has sold refreshments at the The Hunt, to which they invited Spanish football games, held a costume party for Clubs fl'Om the nine COUYIW Brea- Mahana, trabaj aremos. Subimos los arboles, eh? VA X 87 Eagle Grove Campus Choir- One in Voice, One in Spirit ROW 1--M. Erland, R.Nelson, L. Axon, B. Knutzon, C. Flarup, P. Gray, N. Naughton, M. Stevenson, P. Keppers, P. Moore, D. Copp. ROW 2--P. Porter, V. Ryan, M. Godfrey, J. Chelesvig, M. Flarup, C. Legg, J. Fulks, S. Sandvig, L. Yingling, M. Anderson, A. Berhow. BACK ROW--D. Hefty, G. Robb, D. Martinson, S. Christians, R. Staples, J. DeBoom, G. Christiansen, L. Krause, R. Smith, B. Obrecht, C. Kinseth, D. Rasmussen. Under the direction of Marcus Boe, the 35-member Eagle Grove college choir performed at three concerts, the Christmas Concert, the Iowa Junior College Choral Festival and Spring Concert. The Choir rehearses each Tuesday and Thursday Selections sung by the choir noon. Mary Erland is the accompanist. were enjoyed by all. as Q., 88 Eagle Grove's Chamber Choir prepares to take its place at the Evangelical Lutheran Church where the Christmas Concert was presented. Besides caroling at Rotary Ann, the Chamber Choir sang The Star Spangled Banner before the ICCC-EG basketball games. Their Spring Concert was presented at the Congregational Church. ROW 1--J. DeBoom, G. Christiansen, B. Knutzon, C. Flarup, P. Gray, D. Copp, B. Obrecht, D. Rasmussen. BACK ROW--R. Nelson, L. Axon, D. Martinson, S. Christians, L. Krause, C. Kinseth, S. Sandvig, N. Naughton. 89 Concert Choir Unwraps Christmas! Left--Mr. McKinley directs . . The Concert Choir opened its season with QM Christmas at Iowa Central. A portion of this performance, which included carols and Vi- vo1di's Gloria in D , was given on KVFD T.V. In Spectrum '69, they presented Mancini and pop tunes to the delight of a large audience. The choir attended a State Community Col- lege Festival in Ottumwa. The most exciting event was a tour of Northeast Iowa in April, in- cluding performances at U.N.I. and at the Vin- ton School for the Blind. Additional appear- ances were made at a home concert, at Bac- Above--Steve DeWitt calaureate services, and at the Fort Dodge Fine Below left--Larry Arts Festival. Hecht Below- -Betty Wahlert and Dean Davis A HB3?lUmu ROW 1--J. Edwards, S. DeWitt, R. Lind, L. Hecht, L. Larsen, 1. McNally, R. Meyer, J. Ruling, D. Smith, M. Hansen. ROW 2--S. Osterberg, L. Garbuglia, B. Henrichsen, G. Brown, P. Jordison, K. Ostrem, R. Tudor, C. Kail, R. Weideman, L. Stanelw R. Hohensee. ROW 3--M. Anholt, K. Moeller, B. Herrmann, B. Soyer, L. Button, M. Kaufman, R. Peltz, S. Rink, L. Helmk C. Claussen, S. Bartik, L. Jones. BACK ROW--G. Svaleson, J. Schwendemann, L. Harris, T. Haugen, J. Buerrer, K. Wickwir- N. Mandelko, D. Glasener, P. Mori, D. Schoon, A. Dowd, D. Lychwick, R. Netland, J. Rasmussen, M. Heide, C. Meyers, D. Davis fdrummerj. 90 ROW 1--L. Button, J. Zuerrer, A. Dowd, D. Glasener. ROW 2--D. Schoon, L. Helmke, K. Wickwire. ROW 3--T. Ande1son, J. Boettcher, D. Smith, I. McNally. BACK ROW--L. Stanek, R. Tudor, S. Bartik, L. Harris, R. Herrmann. New ICCC Group Is Born-The Chamber Singers Newly formed this year, the ICCC Chamber Sin- gers is a select group of 16 voices, presenting the finest in sacred and secular chamber music as Well as a variety of popular numbers. The group has made many appearances this year. The most important of the appearances was at the All- State Music Festival in Des Moines before a session of choral directors. In Spectrum '69, they partici- pated with Country and Western tlmes in a swing style. Numerous other appearances were made as goodwill ambassadors from ICCC. Right--Some sing, but Roy Tudor grins at the audience. Below--The Chamber Singers delight an appreciative audience in Spectrum '69. ROW 1--S. Peterson, I. Yates, B. Fritz, G. Reynolds, A. Yungclas, K. Kloberdanz, R. Moats, L. jones. BACK ROW--A. Sealine, S. Bruner, I. Zeihan, S. Schweppe, P. Gordon, M. Ribbey, C. Leeds, D. Ringer. Right--Director Mr. Erwin Christian- son gives them the cue. Below--Those .few staying after re- hearsal for a jam session. Webster City Choir Has an Interesting Year The Webster City Choir gave three concerts this year. They spent much time practicing and were able to at- tend the State Junior College Festival held in Ottumwa. 92 The Pep Band- Where the Action Is! Right--Is the room soundproof? lu.. .4 fl . K ' The Fort Dodge Pep Band was a feature at the home basketball games. When you heard the Pep Band, you knew you were where the action was! They won a trophy for marching in the rain at Homecoming. They participated in the State junior College Band Festival at Mason city. Mr. McKinley gives astute direction. ROW 1--D. Davis, S. Osterberg, M. Guenther, N. Mandelko, S. Bartik, D. Carlson. ROW 2--R. Herr- mann, J. Jensen, C. Myers, S. Cue, M. I-Ieide, D. Lychwick. BACK ROW--W. Lautner, D. Bass, S. John- son, L. Jones, D. Schoon, L. Hecht. f- -. f S N - ,Nl-...QI f-ff: 2' 1.2-fig -- 'K ,- Hgsflezmaa 1. f 'V ' ifwfeieii H iw.. I ge i ' , ut71sgjffjg. we - ' l .Ma A A md! 93 Stajjfs Publish Three Campus Newspapers and Present First Edition of Third Dirrtension ROW 1--P. Keppers, A. Stauffer, R. Taylor, D. Anderson, M. Flarup. BACK ROW--J. Russell, P. Murphy, P. Gray, B. Obrecht, G. Smith, R. Rasmussen, L. Yingling, S. Kelling, C. Legg, W. Haugen, Mrs. Adella Shoemaker fsponsorj. Pirate 's Log goes to press. The Pirate 's Log, Eagle Grove Campus, is published once each month. It contains acticles on various campus activities, as well as activities on the other campuses. Mrs. Shoemaker helps Ann Stauffer, first semester editor, and Pat Keppers, second semester editor, with their journalistic style. 94 Yearbook Editors Blueprirzt First I. C. C. C. Yearbook After the editors flew by chartered plane to the campuses into one big yearbook. Selecting a yearbook plant to make plans with professional name for the ICCC yearbook was one of the big consultants, the tri-campus staff began the work gest decisions the staff made. of coordinating pictures and copy from the three ROW 1--N. Iehl Qeditorj, S. Hill Qasst. ed.j, P. Beyer, L. Lingling, C. Legg. BACK ROW--Mrs. Barbara Sunner fsponsorj, D. Larson, F. Rosch, N. Naughton, J. Carter, W. Haugen, D. Smith, R. Taylor. 95 FORT DODGE CAMPUS NEWSPAPER STAFF: ROW 1--, Emma, B Zeus. M, Mayer qphofographefy, L. Fritts qediforp, Mr. Donald Fish qsponq, M. Egii, c, Bower. BACK Row--K. Reddel, D. Guarill, A. Churchill, J. Verzani Qphotographerj, C. Condon, I.. Lennon, C. Crouse. Panther Prowl Goes Big-Time This year marked the initiation of the Panther sisted of campus news, views, pictures, and Prowl as a weekly publication. The size of the humor, accompanied by the advertisements of paper was also extended to give more complete local businesses. Much of the comprehensive coverage. Such innovations required improved reporting done for the Panther Prowl was carried organization and many more people working on out by Mr. Fish's special jou.rnalism-communica- the newspaper staff. A total of 25 issues were tions class. published during the past year. Each issue con- Above--The Staff shows off for the photographer. Left--Lita Eritts, editor, proofreads copy. 96 The Third Dimension Is Born Mark Mayer and Jim Verzani, staff photographers, are very willing to give each other free advice. 'Q'- The 1969 yearbook is the product of much or ganization and planning on the part of the an- nual staff because for the first time the three campuses of Iowa Central combined their ef- forts to produce a single book. A new name, The Third Dimension, was chosen. The Sometimes it's fun putting out an annual. annual staff members have attempted in their various capabilities to produce an interesting and' comprehensive account of the year's activi ties in pictures and articles relating to all of Iowa Central. FORT DODGE CAMPUS YEARBOOK STAFF: Row 1--M. Mayer qphotog- rapherj, J. Quade Qbus. mgi-.j, S. Fink feditorj, R. Beecher fasst. editorj, Mr. Donald Fish Qspon- sorj. BACK ROW--S. Spencer, D. Guarill, J. Verzani Qphotographerj, S. Lochray, L. Scharf. Webster City Publications Preserve Faun Kauffman, Assistant Editor Y., - . 1 ' 1'-CJ fy . gf' 9' x Tam.. , 'N-x S f eff' ?X vs vlvx Q4 rg---- 'n, ' 6' fy s The yearbook and Tom- Tom staffs were busy this year. Under the direc- tion of their supervisor, Mr. Lee Richards, they rushed to meet dead- lines, took pictures and proofread material. Gathering news, writing acticles and covering the school beats, in particular, kept the Tom- Tom staff hopping, while the yearbook staff sold ads, wrote copy and trapped students for pictures. Bing Welden, Associate Editor M emories of! 969 WEBSTER CITY CAMPUS YEARBOOK STAFF: R. Davison, -r. Q Dugan fEditorj, L. Richards, fSponsorj, D. Teig. EG Phi Bela Lambda Hosts Stale Conference ROW 1--J. Webbink fpres.j, P. Espeland fv. pres.j, M. Flarup fsec.j, J. Chelesvig ftreas.J, L. Heard freporterj. BACK ROW: C. Mathews, D. Larson, R. Staples, E. Lester, J. Minikis fS.S. Rep. J, A. Berhow fhist.j, and Mrs. Barbara Sunner fsponsorj. Phi Betans, Pat Keppers and Jayne Minikis, put finish- ing touches on PBL float for fall homecoming while Julie Chelesvig completes banner for State Conference Paul Tokheim looks on. hosted by Beta Upsilon Chapter April 25-26. 100 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1969 STATE PBL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE: Left--Shorthand judges take instructions from Chairman Mr. Paul Phillipsg Mrs. julia Shaw asks typewriting judges to double-checkg contest hosts wait to in- troduce contestantsg Super Salesman julie Chelesvig sells Greek PBL jewelry to Conference delegates. Right-- Eagle Grove's chapter exhibit takes first placeg one of the Miss Business Executive candidates is interviewedg two of the Eagle Grove parliamentary team members, Steve Engels and Ardis Berhow, prepare the minutes of their demonstration. lOl Phi Beta Lambda Features Related Activites Phi Beta Lambda is a national organization of future business leaders for students at the college and university level who are pre- paring for careers in business and industry or business education. All students enrolled in a course in the business administration or vocational education departments are el- igible for membership. Left: For the Fort Dodge Campus chapter, Betty Boyd, Karen Thoel and Roger Gochen- our plan Phi Beta Lambda activities. ROW 1: Mrs. Marilyn Johnson fsponj, R. Gochenour fpres.j, C. DeGrotte, R. Fink ftreas.J, Miss Vesta Martin fsponj. ROW 2: S. Crosby, K. Thoel, I. jones fhist.j, D. Moore, E. Mosley, B. Boyd 1sec.J. BACK ROW: D. Burley, QV. pres.j, A. Logan, M. Eich, L. Beaver, P. Anderson. 102 Magicians, genies, reincarnation, and magical lamps played an important part in the plays presented at Webster City this year. The fall play, Alladin and his Wonderful Lamp, dealt with the struggle between Aladdin and the evil magician for the possession of the magic lamp and the beautiful princess. rama Brings Culture to W. C. Campus The spring play, Good-Bye Charlie, dealt with the reincarnation of the playboy lover into the form of a girl. Both plays were outstanding for their quality and characterization. 103 ROW 1--I.. Lennon, C. Loftus, S. Pearson. BACK ROW--Mr. Donald Fish fdir.j, G. Victor, M. Mayer, D. Guarill, S. Sweeney, Mr. Charles johnson Casst. dir.j. Antigone Presented in Modern Dress The winter dramatic production at Fort Dodge was a modern version of the Antigone story based on an old Grecian legend. The play was directed by Mr. Fish and Mr. johnson. A half- Lfiftllgjsinzhiugji, ,, hour cutting of the play was produced on g ' KVFD T.V. and at the State Junior College Drama Festival. ff fm- , Above--Creon squirming at Antigone's tirade. Left--Antigone dictating farewell letter to guard. 104 ICCC Represented at Stale J. C. Speech Festival Twenty students from Fort Dodge,thirteen from Eagle Grove and six from Webster City attended the State Junior College Speech Festival at Marshalltown in April. Students competed in the following categories: one-act play, play-reading, discussion and inter- pretive reading. Above--Bob Bremer of Fort Dodge in Dis- cussion at the Festivalg Gary Christiansen of Eagle Grove is second from the right. Below--Evelyn Kopp reads inter- pretive poetry. Above--On the way home from Marshalltown. Left--Great actors before the curtain call. E. G. SISEA Has cz Busy Year Student Iowa State Education Association at the Ea le Grove Cam us has various activities, S P orienting students to the education field. Presi- dent Cheryl Flarup assists in experiment. ROW 1: P. Gray, Mrs. Delores Laughery fsponsorj, C. Legg, V. Ryan, C. Flarup. BACK ROW: I. Russell, D. Smith, P. Murphy, A. Berhow, B. Obrecht, C. Helrnke, I.. Moon, I. Carter, S. Kelling. may Steve Kelling and Pat Murphy get ready for the rush at the concession stand at a ball game. This was a fund-raising project. 106 Children play games and are served special treats at a party sponsored by SISEA. SISEA Officers--David Row, fpresqg Connie Cordes, fvice pres. jg Prem Sahai fsponsorjg Barb Mailander, fsec.-treas.j. This year's Webster City Campus SISEA members, under the sponsorship of Prem Sahai, actively promoted the club 's objec- tives. Among their projects were an edu- cational display at the Campus open-house in January, and the screening of movies about India for viewing by the student body Members attended the regional SISEA meeting at Fort Dodge and state meetings at Des Moines and Boone. The club had a total membership of 18 this year. SISEA Promotes the Teaching Profession ROW 1--C. Cordes, S. Peterson, R. Davison, L. Johnson, N. Merril. ROW 2--M. Roe, L. Mason, D. Helton, B Mailander. BACK ROW--G. Evans, A. Carlson, D. Roe. IO7 SISEA Members Consider Teaching Profession Tom Mullin, president, presides and Marilyn Egli, secretary, reads the minutes at an SISEA meeting. The Fort Dodge SISEA, composed of students interested in the teaching profession, sponsored the Northwest Regional Convention, assisted at a prospective teachers' day and held the Snowball Dance. A new Big Brother-Big Sister program has been initiated for tutoring and making social contact with needy children. Selected delegates attended the SISEA Delegate Assembly on February 14 and 15 in Des Moines. There was also a large delegation from Fort Dodge at the regional held on the Buena Vista College campus at Storm Lake, Iowa. - l Q. - 108 Sharon Wolff gets a taste of what teaching may be like. ROW 1: F. Nelson fpres.J, D. johnson QV. pres.J, S. Wolff fsec.j, I. Jackson ftreas.j, D. Harris Cpress sec.Q, Mr. Harold Martin fsponj. ROW 2: J. Wolf, K. Sommerfeld, C. McKnight, K. Godwin, S. Spencer, M. Burk, J. Trask, S. Mc- Carville, N. Callahan, M. Schreier, C. Liebsch, M. Petersen, C.Winegarden, M. DeLanoit. ROW 3: J. Dayton, P. Ewing, M. Abels, A. Page, M. Guenther, I. Morley, S. Coffey, J. Van Gundy, G. Schill, J. Scheuermann, V. Cline, N. Harvey, P. Josephson, D. Toelle, B. Maach, D. Hanson, I. Conway. ROW 4: M. Kolesar, D. Enfield, J. Fletcher, M. Rogers, T. Warren, V. Gritton, J. Truelson B. Allan, S. Beecher, T. Thomsen, J. Jensen, T. Sawyer, K. Anderson, D. Cain N. Richardson, C. Kloess, L. Peters, R. Olmsted, R. Paulson, J. Brasch, B. Zenor. BACK ROW: D. Taute, T. Sage, M. Cosgrove, J. McCartan, I. Gorman, J. Konvalinka, L. McPherson, D. Kohlstedt, M. Lennon, H. Reed, A. Drake, R. Hohensee, I. Hartley, j. Adams, D. Stephenson, R. McNeill, T. Rigby, V. Stephenson, T. Kelly. 109 ART'S PLACE was organized as a fun club. The founding idea was to create a lively unacademic club where stu- dents could have fun working on projects. Trips to art museums and ex- hibits were also planned. A trip to the Minneapolis Institute of Art and the University of Minnesota art gallery was enjoyed by the members. Keeping up on modern trends in music, movies and other fine arts is an objective. Students rganize Arfs Place ROW 1: M. Voigt, L. Yingling, D. Nikkei, L. Axon, Mrs. Molly Zak fsponsorj, M. Fisher, J. Webbink. BACK ROW: T. Dobbs, S. Burt, L. Heard, A. Stauffer, P. Beyer, J. Fulks, P. Gray, I. Westpfhal, D. Sampson. 110 Eagle Grove Students Engineer MRS. LA UGHERY ELECTED TO SISEA OFFICE utside Projects The technical drafting and machine metals classes toured the John Deere Tractor Co., Waterloo, this year. They were guided through the foundry, machine shops, heat treating, sub-assembly, final assembly and testing areas. Students were guests of the Company to a noon luncheon and returned to visit the drafting, tool design and engi- neering departments. Engineering graphics class took a field trip this year to Fischer- Governor plant at Marshalltown in the fore- noon and the Iowa State Highway Commis- sion at Ames in the afternoon. Emphasis was on the planning, drafting and engineer- ing phases of industry. The class also vis- ited the data processing department of the Commission. To earn money for having the ICCC Eagle Grove Iowa sign painted on the college truck, the engineering graphic class sold sandwiches at noon in the college lounge. Eagle Grove's Maintenance Engi- neer Lyden Umstead is proud of his truck now, and Mr. Durwood Miller's class is pleased to have been able to help. Mrs. Delores Laughery, Eagle Grove SISEA sponsor, was elected Northwest Iowa Regional Advisor by the sponsors of the clubs in that region at the SISEA Delegate Assembly held in Des Moines in February. Ill Left to right--jack Holmquest, WCg Ann Stauffer, EG3 julie Chelesvig, EG5 Mr. Dean Cramer, Csponsorjg Mr. jack Mallarog Randy Peltz, FD3 Steve Amosson, EG. NOT PICTURED--Sue Osterberg, FDg Gary Loebig, FDg Mark Oswald, WCg Bruce Rasmussen, WC. Students Learn Governing Procedures The Area Student Senate is under the sponsorship of Mr. Dean Cramer, Director of Student Services. Each of the campuses in Area V has three representatives which brings the total membership of the group to nine. The Senate serves as ameans of communica- tion among the three campuses. At the meetings much time is spent talking over policies of the in- 7 dividual campuses and trying to find ways to bring the campuses closer together. The representatives also try to plan activities that include all three campuses, giving the students a chance to get to know one another. Its main project this year has been preparing a new student handbook for 1969- 1970. The council members are shown here busily planning the new student handbook to be used during orientation sessions. Ml swan :uw nr can sg SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: M. Blackman, vice president, J. Becker, president, P. Gray, secre- tary, P. Wheatley, treasurer. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: D. Mosher, vice president, N. Naugh- ton, secretaryg D. Stephens, treas- urerg T. Hutchins, president. EG Student Senate Writes cz New Constitution ROW 1--J. Webbink, P. Espeland, N. Iehl, T. Hutchins, J. Minikis, Mr. W. G. Bennett, advisor. ROW 2--L. Heard, S. Burt, D. Smith, B. Bernard, B. Hanson, P. Gray, M. Holton, B. Warner, A. Stauffer, J. Carter, I. Cheles- vig, S. Amosson. H3 ROW 1: I. McNally, B. Abel, S. Osterberg, P. Shoemaker, J. Mills fsec.j, S. Coffey, P. Laird, B. I-lrabak. ROW 2: M. Eckerman, S. Rink, J. Frost, W. Lautner, S. Bartik, B. I-Ienrichsen, S. Wolff, G. Hawk. BACK ROW: S. DeWitt, G. Loebig fpres.j, J. Cunningham, F. Nelson, D. DeSmidt, B. Espeland tv. pres.l, R. Peltz. Politics Plays Strong Role at ICCC Student government on the Fort Dodge campus is centered in the Student Senate. Under the leadership of Gary Loebig, president, Brian Espeland, vice pres- ident, and jane Mills, secretary, a strong program of activities was featured in 1968-1969. The Senate sponsored Homecoming, dances and monthly movies. tution and working on the campus parking problems. Allocating the Activity Fund to various student ac- tivities was also a Senate job. At the present time Student Senate members sit on the following faculty Committees--Student Affairs, Library, Scholarships, Academic Dismissal and the Pilot Committee. Considerable time was spent in revising the Consti- Above: Gary Loebig and Mr. Mallaro get ready to start a Student Senate meeting. 1 Left: Gary Loebig calls the Student Senate to order while Jane Mills takes notes. H4 Pingel for President! After the election--still friends. Above: Boys listen closely fo female speakers. Right: Successful candidates--Pingel, Haugen, and Eckerman. A. Yungc1as,J. I-Iolmquest, A. Maxon, B. Welden, B. Rasmussen, M. Mamminga, G. Nessa. Webster City's Student Senate Is Active The Webster City Student Senate discusses and acts on the problems brought up by the students. Student Senate sponsors the an- nual Christmas Formal, and this year it sponsored the talented Serendipity Singers. Right to left--B. Rasmussen, Presidentg G. Nessa, Secretary. 116 Wm The Sere nd1p1ty Smgers A l1vely debate takes place Whlle the Senate members try to solve campus problems II7 O ,I f L ... L Q.. ROW 1: D. Farron, D. Erritt, C. Kail, J. Heman, J. Dayton, D. johnson fpres.j, B. Bremer QV. pres.j, W. Larson ftreasj. ROW 2: P. Ewing, S. Lochray, K. Jackson, J. Johnson, J. I-larter, J. Lake, B. Fisch, P. Shoemaker, J. Trask. BACK ROW: L. Harris, M. Mayer, B. Ellsworth, T. Kelly, B. Brungardt, I. Hartley, M. Lennon, P. Bradl D. Radke, P. Pick, D. Jones. Young Democrats Host Stale Convention 6 The Young Democrats of ICCC were respon- sible for the Young Democrat Convention which was held in Fort Dodge this year. Bob Bremer of the ICCC campus was elected State Vice- President. They sponsored two appearances by Paul Frazenburg, canvassed for votes, distrib- uted campaign literature and performed other various services in support of the Democratic Party. Above: Dean Newsham shakes hands with Candidate Franzenburg. Right: Young Democrats get steam up for action. H8 Student Group Pushes Republican Cause The ICCC Young Republicans is an organization established to support the parent party in the furtherance of Re- publicanism. This year the group passed out campaign literature, par- ticipated in fund raising activities and helped man the Republican headquar- ters. Above: Young Republicans talk over cam- paign strategy. Left: President Paul Kirst, right, discusses fall election slate. ROW 1: M. Petersen fsec.-treas.j, P. Kirst fpres.j, D. Toelle fv. pres.j. BACK ROW: G. Schill, S. Stark, T. Bayse, S. Elliott, N. Carlsen. H9 CYR Leaders on the Webster City Campus--Left to Right--A. Yungclas, B. Rasmussen, G. Anderson, A. Maxon, A. Mesik, Mr. Lee Richards fsponsorj. W. C. Young Republicans Organize Campaign ' Y 'ff 55.Q ,- f f 'i4ff4Qf.1 - ' ' ,w g . , . -1, X, 'Uul'!.'5-,ili'Z1'f'PL' . , :ww V A QWi'll'5lE.1-'.4 1 1' T' t -' .- i-1 ' LN ' .NXSL t1i':3f5'i Vx: . viii' MSN' L X 'fi-fa SWS' d. fw f I lm fdlllfvf.--,'it?ff.2i'1 -Rf-' aw- - - ,l sf, I, -- -. X V VZ:-E 5 -N' , it ai .,',',,, if 7 Q s 253 f'f.f,1:fg S -.nav , ,W vw, , , 41,91 ,fr 1' 2911 if va., ,li 'gag fi' 1, -Ag.-45 The first three months of school were an especially busy time for this group. Each week in the fall at Republican headquarters, the College Young Republicans conducted a telephone poll of Hamilton county, canvassed area towns for State Senator David Stanley and decorated and maintained the downtown headquarters. Also among their chores was the distribution of leaflets and bumper stickers. By getting out the vote the Young Republi- cans made the campaign a big success. I20 Government Classes Journey lo Slate House Government classes from Webster City and Eagle Grove campuses visited the State House and sat in while the legislature was in session. Led by Mr. William Broderick, Head of the Social Science De- partment, the students set out to find out exactly how the legislators work. Hardy Souls Brave All For Government Left--the Senate Library, the research center for the whole legislature Below --the House of Repre- sentatives in session Views From The State I-louse: Social activities are delightful events of the school year at Iowa Central's three campuses. Fall mixers, the spring prorns, homecoming festivities and spe- cial parties of organizations all brighten the college calendar. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 5 , - w x Y January 24 was a cold, snowy, blustery evening, typi- of the Snow Ball. The Larry Ross Trio furnished the cal of the 1969 winter, when Emcee Roy Staples music for dancing. National Vice-President Dwight crowned the Mr. and Miss winners during intermission AI1d61'S0I1 bI'0l-ight gI'e6tiI1gS f1'Om the national office LARRY NEUBA UER Mr. Future Business Ex ecutive MARCIA FLARUP Miss Future Business Executive PHIL ESPELAND Mr. Future Business Teacher LINDA HEARD Miss Future Business Teacher s 3 Nr. tzk 5 A it ,R if i -ww t , 'Qfg f nf' Each fall, a picnic opens the doors to new and exciting friendships for the college students. SKIING AND TOBOGGANING PARTY lxglllllg-i.Moser, Pam Porter and Cameron McCol- Meet the fearless foursome, Dean Mosher, The snow party at The Winter Playland at Hum- boldt added life to the lives of Iowa Central students from Eagle Grove. Mykle helps Tom with his Ski boots, Mark heads for Would you believe the three Stooges? the slopes. 126 Mary Erland, Mr. Kappes and Bill Obrecht tune up. Bill and Barbara Knutzon FW! Doing Uur Thing Fun Night was a night filled with much action for the college students at Eagle Grove. Many unknown talents were exhibited for one and all to enjoy during the evening. The college choir led the students in the song-fest. Les, CRW, Doug Even teachers are capable of having some tal- ent. harmonize and Rob - ert do their thing . I27 Homecoming 1969 Leaves Many Mem0rz'es Homecoming '69 will be remembered as one of the social highlights of the year at Eagle Grove. The homecoming court was presented during halftime of the basketball ' game with NIACC. Joe Becker was crowned 1 king and Nancy Naughton was crowned queen 1 to reign over the festivities. Ioan Biondahl, of Luther College, and Gary Veldhouse, of Wartburg College, the 1968 Royalty, came back to the campus to do the honors. 128 The Royal Court 129 Spring Holiday Spring Holiday was the motif of Eagle Grove's 1969 spring prom held on May 9. Trees in blossom, a moss-covered walking bridge, ponds of lily pads, a rose -covered trellis and a garden swing completed the setting. Students and faculty ate their buffet lunch in booths adorned with huge roses. Everyone found the buffet lunch served at 10:30 p.m. a welcome break. 130 The Rog Haynes Orchestra provided the music for the evening. as Well as on the dance floor. Students enjoyed themselves off 'SYN Floats take a beating from the drenching rains. After the rainy parade, a student looked over his many weeks of work. Homecoming Brought Rain . Student Body President Gary Loebig crowned an amazed Janet Fairchild Homecoming Queen. 132 Snowball Queen Rita Adams and her court Mary richsen, Martha McFadden, Arlene Badger, Marti Schreier, Mary Christensen, Karry jackson, Nancy Nordskog and JoAnne Gerrard are radiant on the steps Carlson, Sharon Coffey, Karen Baumunk, Kathy Hen- of the Country Club. Everyone enjoyed danc- ing to the music of the Jim Stinehart Quartet at the Snowball Dance. We Snowballed into Queen Rita Adams hypnotized Emcee Frank Nelson with her charms. Christmas Queen Rita Adams finds the View from Santa Claus Shelby Humbles' lap excellent for watching the Snowball festivi- ties. Betcha never saw a hippie disappear. Even hippies find time for refreshments and peaceful greetings. Sadie Hawkins Makes the Scene in Hzppieville There's a time for meditation. Sadie baby plays it cool 136 Up, Up, andflway G0 Skirt Henfzlinesfor Penny Carnival With the approval of the boys, Mike The auctioneer at the slave market tries to get a good price for Worthington measures the skirt of the slave Tom Stockwell. Mini-skirt contest, Carla Loftus. What will you be doing when you get out of jail? asks Tom Cornelius to Chris Bundy. Duck! cries Steve Gander to Randy Meyer as a water balloon comes soaring toward them. 137 The beauty section is represented by Linda Cronin, second runner-up Bobbie Lind, Queen Kathy Byrne, Peggy Shoe- maker, janet Freeze, runner-up Unni Olseth and Madam X, alias Mike Worthington. A group from the Anamosa Reformatory presented an 1nt1mate VIEW of 1nst1tut1on 11fe to socxology students Dunng one of the earher lectures, Dr Louls Kelso dlscussed 111s theory on modern econom1cs to an 1n terested aud1ence Guest Speakers Infect cz Dzverszty mto Student Lzfe Mr jack Mallaro congratulates Mr john Carradlne, character actor, on h1s f1ne performance Mr. Kenneth Waterman and john Carradine discuss the techniques of professional acting Each person explained the cause of his institu- tionalization and his readjustments to life after his release. Dr. Kelso answered questions for persons in- terested in his theory. 53? 139 Mitch Ryder and his group provided an evening of music and comedy for the spring concert. The Flippers lend a hand to the Vogues in rounding out the fall concert. The Vogues thrilled the audience with their blending voices. 140 Students Welcome as an Escape from of Study Take mine ! says Judy Wetzel as she hands programs to a couple attending the play Antigone . ,A-if Mitch Ryder waits patiently back- stage before his performance. Entertainment f a aa F I 1 Spectrum '69, a presentation of the ICCC Concert Choir, thrilled young and old with a musical variety show ranging from Mancini favorites to country-western ballads to jazz selections. The jim Stinehart Quartet contributed the Combo Jazz Spectrum for Spectrum '69, featuring such selections as I Cover the Waterfront and Wichita Lineman. 141 iii? Gretchen N esscz Reigns ver Christmas Forma! The Christmas formal is the big social event of the year at the Webster City Campus. The queen, Gretchen Nessa, was chosen by the student body. Anne Rounds, 1967 queen, crowned Gretchen to top the evening's entertain- ment. 143 This year's Valentine Dance, held on Fri- day, February 21, at the Webster City Country Club, was the highlight of the so cial events on the Webster C1ty Campus FIVE girls were nominated by campus or ganizations for the honor of being Queen Cheryl jones was nommated by the basket ball boys, Doris Helton, SISBA, 1111 Ferrell student senate, Candy Naden, Circle K, and Linda Baldus, office education A smiling Cheryl Jones poses in front of other Queen candidates, from l to r Candy Naden, Llnda Baldus, Iill Ferrell and Doris Helton ,Wr,,,, J ,r,,,m,, Ui- . ,. ,,.,..,, ,,,,,,:1,M F WWW: Cheryl Jones Rezgns Over Formal just before the eve of the dance, the candidates had their picture taken in the student lounge Cheryl jones was selected Queen at the feSt1V1t1eS WM Xe an qmmz utside Activities at Webster City The Dean makes an award at spring picnic. 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A 1 2 I , ,. 1 Big , ggwagaitwetggsf ,g , Too many cooks spoil the 'burgersl Out of sight at the fall p1cn1c. In freezing Weather, these students dribbled a basketball to Emmetsburg to advertise the game. Spotlight '69 Enjoyed by All The Tuscon Arizona Boys Choir presented sev- eral selections of country and western music to the students and members of Spotlight '69 in Webster City. The Preservation Hall jazz Band specialized in all forms of jazz, from original to ragtime and dixielnd. The band recently has played in concert at Philharmonic Hall in New York City. Patricia Barr, the feminine half of the Howard and Patricia Barr concert pianists, is shown here as she participated in the concert iven at Web g - ster City. They specialized in a semi -classical type of music. The Kaleidoscope players presented the well- known Spoon River Anthology, which was written by Edgar Lee Masters. Each of the play- ers portrayed several figures from Spoon River. .L The spirit of athletic competition is high at Iowa Central. Each of the three campuses has its own teams. There are the Eagle Grove Pirates, the Fort Dodge Panthers and the Webster City Indians. Foot- ball, basketball, baseball and golf are on the roster Added during the 1968-69 season was wrestling--a first in the history of the three community college campuses. Besides inter-school contests, an exten- sive program of intramurals is conducted. SPOR TS ICCC Football Flourishes Yeargle skirts right end. ICCC Panthers explode into another season. 150 The ICCC Panthers finished their second season under head coach Paul Shupe with a record of seven wins and two losses. The Fort Dodge team started the season with an impressive 55--6 rout of Marshalltown. They reeled off five straight victories before dropping consecutive games to Ellsworth and Centerville. The Pan- thers came back in their last game of the season to trounce Northeast Oklahoma, 57--21, a team which had been rated number one in the nation last season. Over all, the Panthers had an ex- cellent season against strong opposition. Iggc Marshalltown . . . .OPEER 53 Mason City . . . O ' ' I 54 Norfolk ...... . . 13 llfl ZheNaZ10n, zo ISUFreshmen.. . 7 54 UNI Freshmen . . . . O 56 Estherville .... . 8 7 Ellsworth ........ . . 10 O Centerville ........ . . 26 57 Northeast Oklahoma . . . . 21 5,5339 Head coach Paul Shupe and assistant coaches Dale Daggy, Gordon Hoover and John Gregory talk it over. 1--B. Bost, T. Zelenka, C. Calandra, P. Sinclair, J. Harmsen, 1. Krugman, K. Gordon, D. Rossi, B. Pliner, C.Sims, K. fstud. mgr.J. ROW 2--B. Osborne, G. Singleton, W. Baier, K. jones, G. Penn, J. Matuszak, R. Yeargle, G. Berding, F. M. Algoe, H. Ware, B. Iarish, S. McHenry, C. Blackshire, S. Humbles. BACK ROW--T. Mullin, D. Stephenson, E. New- J. Mease, R. Lee, M. Fisch, D. Woodke, B. Wunch, W. Wiskus, H. Reed, P. Williams, F. Nelson, M. Crotty, M. Mattis. 151 Coach Shupe directs . . . Phil Williams grabs a stray pass Pile-up at the goal line. TOUCHDOWN! 152 Reed cmd Y8dAlEl6 Make All- merican Team The ICCC Panthers placed two men on the Junior College First All-American Football Team. Named to the defensive unit were Rich Yeargle and Henry Reed. Yeargle was a defensive back and Reed was a defensive lineman. Both were outstanding players for two years at ICCC. Rich Yeargle HCHYY R2 ed Panthers smear opponent. Ken Gordon eludes his tacklers. 153 Pirates Post cz 10-16 Record ROW 1--G. Schoneman, I. Anderson, T. Hutchins, J. Becker, D. McWhirt, F. Rosch, M. Blackman, D. Brechler. ROW 2--J. Schultz, D. Schulte, T. Nelson, W. Chidester, G. Hutchins, M. Dannewitz, L. Krause, Mr. john Shee- han fcoachj. co-captain Mike Dannewiiz 6'2 Sophomore 110 Lajunta, Colorado 74 Seasons Record Chandler AFB Marshalltown Estherville Waldorf North Iowa Fort Dodge Lea College Emmetsburg Webster City Chandler AFB Worthington Grand View Boone Creston Waldorf Marshalltown Fort Dodge Emmetsburg Estherville Webster City Clarinda Norfolk Midwestern Boone Worthington North Iowa OPP 64 107 110 71 80 103 80 91 82 66 87 90 104 69 101 95 130 85 96 78 90 90 95 97 109 73 co-captain Troney Hutchins 6' Freshman Milwaukee, Wisconsin ill z-ff. :-:Q A The ole' Pirate looks for more victories. Gary Hutchins puts in two more ! Terry Nelson, 6'4 center, stretches to control the ti P. Joe Becker moves ahead to receive a pass which he intends to pass off to Terry Nelson. 155 Mike Dannewitz practices his favorite hook shot. It f an Qi ai 335241 Sir Need to hustleg visitors have the 4 18 e ixzfp advantage. i Ae fig, H W S , My r 13 K W' fr' , ,lg , C , .fair . .W ek' 'Gaz - I' gy Q 7 ' ' 'L ' :iii f-sn 1 , 9 g . Q , A 4 ., 7 Si L Eag1e's ball out of bounds. Mascot Little Kathy Shehan does her bit for the Pirates. ,,...a-M-f- ' Hutchins rushes for the tip. Long Dreary Season Capped by Thrilling Win Over NIA CC Coach Shehan suggests different strategy to the team. Cheerleaders Linda Heard, Dianne Smith and Carol Legg cheer for the Pirates 156 Wrestling Begins at Iowa C entml This was the first year for wrestling at I.C.C.C., of wrestling, it was decided that this sport would Eagle Grove Campus. Despite their few meets, the be placed on a regular athletic schedule for next wrestlers took fourth at the State Meet in Mason year. City. Because of the interest shown in the field ROW 1--S. Amosson, L. Skadburg, R. Thorn, B. Newcomb. BACK ROW--I. DeBoom, D. Pinkle, D. Stueland, M Mosher. 157 Curtis Williams gets a shot away against Marshall- Cal Lewis controls the tip for ICCC. Panther Basketball Stays at High Peak town. Bill Orr puts one in against Fred Brown. The ICCC Panthers finished their first season under Coach Dale Howard with an excellent record of 20 wins and 8 losses. Using a fast break- type of offense, the Panthers reeled off seven straight victories before being defeated. The team set a school record for total points scored in one game by smashing ICCC Eagle Grove, 130--93. In the opening round of Re- gional tournament play, the Panthers crushed Marshalltown, 101--67. In their next game, the team defeated second seeded York, Nebraska, 102--93. The season ended with a loss to Bur- lington in the semifinal round. The 1968-1969 season extended the tradition of fine basketball at ICCC and left expectations of another great season next year. KNEELING--J. Krugman, B. Brickhouse, B. Orr, C. Lewis, C. Williams. STANDING--D. Pedersen, W. Jones, R. Pingel, E. Price, L. Jackson, M. Fagan. FD OPP. 89 Robert Morris. . . . . 86 93 Ellsworth .... . . 86 83 Estherville ....... . . . 75 103 Eagle Grove ...... . . . 93 78 Creighton Freshman . . . . . . 66 90 Mason City ....... . . . 84 90 Clarinda ........ . . . 87 62 Marshalltown . . . . . 67 123 Mason City. . . . . . 85 72 ISU Freshman . . . . 80 63 Robert Morris . . . . . 86 62 Muscatine . . . . . . 61 45 Webster City. . . . . . 41 82 Ellsworth ..... . .87 130 Eagle Grove . . . . . 74 82 Estherville . . . . . 88 91 Muscatine. . . . . 78 90 Creston ..... . . . 106 98 ISU Freshman. . . . . 79 88 Clarinda .... . . 112 110 Creston .... . . . 84 99 Burlington . . . . . .96 85 Marshalltown . . . . .57 78 Burlington .... . . . 93 70 Webster City .... . . 68 95 Drake Freshman . . . . . 67 Coach Dale Howard 159 PANTHER STARTERS DEMONSTRATE THE TWO-POINT PLAY Larry Jackson follows through from the baseline Bill Brickhouse goes over the top. Ellis Price finishes a good move. Cal Lewis muscles in for two. A fast break--the Williams way. 160 In the Regional Tournament, the ICCC Panthers advanced to the semifinals before being de- feated. One of the big reasons that the Panthers were there was Bill Orr. Bill was a team leader for two years at ICCC. He led the team in scoring this season with a 24.8 average. He also set a new career total point record for ICCC. Because of his fine play during the regular sea- son and the tournament, Bill was named to the first team All-Regional teams. Action is rough under the boards. Scoring leader Bill Orr hooks over two defenders No rebound needed here The patented Panther fast break. H Ulla sr' 4? jackson shows perfect form. ROW 1: K. Peterson, S. Gotthardt, J. Zoffka, J. Boddicker, D. Barrick, and D. Goeken. BACK ROW: D. Buhr, D Engle, B. Woods, T. Cordes, M. McDonald, and C. Leonard. w 3 if 162 X W 163 The Indians Worked hard this year inching their Way into the tournaments. They had great potential, which was shown by their undying spirit when playing against tough opponents. Indians Have Rough Year Seas0n's Record Creston Estherville Boone Emmetsburg Mason City Iowa State Frosh Waldorf Eagle Grove Clinton Grandview Boone Ellsworth Estherville Emmetsburg Creston Eagle Grove Grandview Marshalltown Clinton Mason City Waldorf Fort Dodge Fort Dodge Ellsworth' York, Nebrask 2. A, I . ,M ......,,,. , .. ,. a..-1 H..-a, m:a.W:mmas ,mw..,..amma :::ma..,.wam ..a.,...,.M., , , , H H Pzrates Look to 1970 Baseball Season ROW 1 J Becker, D. Stueland, G. Schoneman, C. Kinseth, M. Blackman, D. Stensland. ROW 2: Mr. Kamprath Ccoachj, F Rosch, T. Nelson, D. Schulte, G. Christianson, M. Dannewitz, D. Martinson, L. Westphal. Left--Craig Kinseth, excellent freshman second baseman, is the recipient of the Mark Christensen Baseball Scholarship for the 1970 season. Below--Pirates pose from the dug out. -1 W-W .,,. 5 . - -'- ' ,. - 'ixaalg . le- A. , E ,., l ' 5' - ' fi - . 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Although he did not have a completely successful season in terms of games Won, the team did improve as the season progressed. 167 Panther Baseball Emphasizes Power The 1969 Panther baseball team finished the season with a 12--9 record. The team started slowly losing four of its first five games. Then the Panthers got hot, winning eight of their nine games. Powerwas the word for the Pan- thers. Five players--Krugman, Sawyer, Kelly, Brust, and Blankenhagen--led the Panthers in Paul Fields hits away. hitting with averages over .300. In the sub- regional tournament, the Panthers were elim inated in their second game by Ellsworth. Coach jack Mallaro has several fine players returning next year to form the nucleus of another fine team. ROW 1: B. Fitzgerald, T. Sawyer. ROW 2: P. Fields, D. Petersen, D. Florea, K. Buttolph, M. Lindgren, D Bass, B. Hanes, K. Johnson, D. Blankenhagen. BACK ROW: J. Zimmer, D. Hanson, W. Wiscus, J. Krug man, T. Kelly, D. Taute, M. Fisch, D. Brust. The start of a powerful Krugman swing. Creston Creston Grandview Grandview Eagle Grove Eagle Grove Marshalltown Marshalltown Emmetsburg Webster City Webster City Boone Boone Ellsworth Ellsworth Marshalltown Marshalltown Estherville Estherville TOURNAMENT S Webster City Ellsworth Dave Hansen warms-up for the game. Coach Mallaro thinks it over OPP- 2 5 17 8 2 2 2 5 5 7 1 10 4 1 18 1 7 3 6 4 8 Sawyer steams around third. 169 Intramurals Pose Indians Tee The Webster City golf team this year Worked hard to attain its goal. Pic- tured are: I. Holmquest, T. Cordes, B. Rasmussen, M. McDonald, D. A1- bert. Chczllengefor Students The Winning Intramural Team: FRONT ROW: B. Leinbaugh, D. Clouse, G. Budreau. BACK ROW: R. Pellegrini M. Helland, H. Weigel, B. Simpson, T. Severson. Intramurals Means Fanfor Everyone The instramural program at Eagle Grove is an excellent one. It gives everyone, boys and girls, a chance to participate in sports. 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'F .A , ig Q ,L X H ,V . l, L Ayn' ,535 X53 ky MaryLou Steven Anderson Maurice Anholt Michael Anderson--FD --EG --FD Arlandson Fort Dodge Goldfield Fort Dodge Fort Dodge ASS ASS ASS ASS Richard Aronson john Ascheryl-- Linda Axon--EG Marvin Babcock Irlene Badger --FD WC Goldfield --EG FD Albert City Duncombe ASS Goldfield Fort Dodge FP ASS ASS LPN he Chris Baethke- - Wesley Baier' ' Don Baker- - FD Larry Baker- - FD Linda Baldus WC FD FD Chariton Badger Jewell Humboldt Fontanelle FMM AM or ASS ASS 190 Happily Registeringfor Final Year at ICCC , . Mx Steven Barrett-- FD Moorland F P an Susan Bartik-- FD Fort Dodge ASS QW f' ,l f rfg ,, Q H E A Ruth Bartlett-- FD Fort Dodge ADN Timothy - - FD V' siIe52if?2?'!i.1,f' Bastian Humboldt AGS f95 Rob erta Bech er joe Be cke r- - EG Connie Beckley - - FD Bode - - FD Ford Dodge AGS Manson ASS ES 191 LaVonne Beckma Dayton LPN n--FD Dianne Battani- - FD Madrid ASS 1 EK.,Zg,f.W - 11' V wie:-WSW , 35 s,4.'fZ,l,f5flQiI , . 91 f, Q fa?-' -. ' .Ui wilii S135 ,A ' 1' is ew mvsgx 5 5 faizdsg Ez fm, Q gg S I' I 1?-m sg? . A K Q eww-- X, 5 it M K 1, , 'ess X x V555 5 U si Steven Beecher --FD Churdan ASS ns 5559 M IJ . fi 5235 'F -N11 .,i , A , , :..1 :L V ..,,:.. . , Wh HV W Y' S .. ,., 7 ' kv! X lb , ,..:. .:,.v : 53? li el if' E!.'i f:3di !T z ls ,545 51 Randall Behrens Merril Beightol Roger Timothy --FD --FD I Bellinghausen-U Bemrich--FD Templeton Webster Clty FD Fort Dodge EFS MS Laurens AGS AGS - ' .zmawwvi -Nm K K K Q fs ihifi'-ei?Gi'5 ., ,gpgf,.b-ffzfgggtg-.L SFX Mgt Q K A A L Sandra Bennett --FD West Bend ASS 151 , 4, V l , gl- -new ,EL WK' Bruce Bernard-- Pat Beyer EG Charles Bickford Marie Bickford Carol Bilek--FD EG Tipton --FD --FD Fort Dodge Eagle Grove ASS Fort Dodge Fort Dodge ES ASS MS ADN ICCC Is Tops Among Iowa Area Colleges 192 Mark Blackman --EG Eagle Grove ASS , ,U ,... . It .rf v W W FHA Margorie Blighton- - Stanhope ASS r ci WC 95 gil .f 1? r T1 Mum ,, -5-fi.:-554.::,.,,:,f.,:,,,-g,, - 7 1, QU.--Sw,::!:a.if::, My WH . M' fy' is g ,,-- Wayne Bockoven - - FD Fort Dodge W rs Wm ,S M S gy L. 'EH Olga Boehme-- EG Eagle Grove ASS me-M'- Connie Bo1dra-- WC Holstein OE Betty Boyd--FD Fort Dodge ASS Mary Bonnett-- Shirley Booth-- Gary Bottorff-- Connie Bower-- FD FD WC FD F0143 Dodge Scranton Duncombe Coon Rapids ES CR AGS MA : 1 .Aw ' I ,n ., Gary Bradfieldf' John Brandt--FD Diana Brech--FD Robert Bremer-- FD Lehigh Marcus FD Waterloo ASS MA Holstein ASS , r' ' s -ir zffffig g iiff . 'ij S , FIE,5'fliigigigimfim -P , 7- ' 'iff' 0175? A i n - vi it M '- W 'six ,,.. N Sf m e - H u A Xlia J fr ,Q 4, Gene Brown--FD Fort Dodge ASS m y Larry Brock- - FD Woolstock FP rw- r -- A ... ,-Q , . .A z W gs, ' L,., 1,1 I .. , A I , George Brown-- Patricia Bruh1-- Rodney Bruns-- Brian B1-lhnei'-' FD FD FD WC Fort Dodge Klemme Alta Webster City ASS ADN EFS ASS 193 P' Arts and Science Students Transfer Credits KM' 5? Li -.-,,W,Qg--W 'ggi A , is i K , , f' iii ? 1, I -a s as ,, .. X 5 .V ma,m,g 4, , lit . A J fi ' , 5 A 2 5 7 sig: ' .ff Q .. S ' t W f . 4 , . , 1 4 F 1 5 Q K Jkt W , .. tj SL 'ff .. V, sw,-a.. 4. Christine Bundy Vicki Burditt-- Thomas Burger- Susan Burgin-- Steven Burris-- --FD FD FD WC FD Fort Dodge Fonda Paton Webster City Sioux Rapids MA ES EFS OE W . L'f,-,., . f. tt :'l:msf:as 1.-:: nf: s 'g:x sbs' F' a is tr F t igmtillhf K g g in - ,,'- .4 if is if af ,XJ 't I iz f i'rd i S lil S as p H R 'K , Helen Busch-- Ronald Busick-- Rozanne Calmer William Calvert William WC EG --FD --FD Campbell--FD Ellsworth Eagle Grove Manson Carroll Lenox OE ASS CR ASS EFS 194 M s N we , if Alan CHl'1SO1'1 ' Marilyn Carlson Steven Carlson james Carter-- WC --FD --FD EG Jewell Manson Havelock Thor ASS ES W AGS M12 BEM' EI! at N Ng ghif K K , x rr ii at mix, X lv ,Z . , 'big ka. 'f 'S ,, , MQ an LM Marsha Carter-' Jer-yl Castonguay EG - - FD Eagle Grove Newton OE ADN a. ,A., .wh f ' ' 'P :sigma 'Semi fp ,s?w1rrgsg,.3: james Cavallier --FD jefferson IE JoAnn Cha Ifont - - FD Stratford ADN Mary Christensen Stewart Marvin john C1ark-- FD - - FD Christians - - EG Christophers on Fort Dodge Alta Kanawha - - WC IE CR ASS Webster City ASS , .Ziyi 1 7, v,' :,',:-: .i 1 ey Janice Carter-- EG Thor ASS Julie Chelesvig --EG Eagle Grove OE 3 ., f wgzu ff my L F 'F 1, v Sziiiwiifw ifllwi 'v?s5'f 'a'tA21iQ', fum E , ' , W V Pwike--s ,Q f-.:.,, if ., K K' ,k giwf I Eigfiiqgryl, yifikffgigg b Jay Cobb--FD Jefferson FMM Victoria Cobb-- Sharon Coffey-- Joan Condon-- Jayne Conrad- Michael Conrad FD FD FD FD --FD Fort Dodge Fort Dodge Fort Dodge Fort Dodge Fort Dodge ASS ASS ADN ASS ASS 195 Doris Copp- - EG Eagle Grove A SS Thomas Michael Charles Costello Alice Cronin-- Comelius--FD Cosgrove--FD --FD FD Bagley Fort Dodge Storm Lake Holstein ASS ASS F MM ES Linda Cronin-- Connie Crouse-- Larry Crouse- Steven Cue--FD Kathleen FD FD FD Fort Dodge Cundiff--FD Holstein Fort Dodge Otho ASS Storm Lake ES ASS FP LPN James Cunningham - - FD Gowrie AGS Janet Curl--FD Michael Randall Davis-- Leonard Deal-- Fort Dodge Dannewitz--EG FD FD ASS Lajunta, Fort Dodge Fort Dodge Colorado ASS W ASS Betty DeLan0-- Christine Darrel Dencklau Dean Dencklau Robert Dencklau FD Dencklau--FD --FD --FD --EG Fonda Thor Vincent Vincent Duncombe ADN ADN ASS ASS ASS 196 ?:fif2EW3Q ' it V-'f , flfin. te fy i,,l!' Wig! 1,6-is M3355 fm X x X1 4 itil Q Douglas Raymond Douglas DeSmidt Victoria Carol Dishman- Derscheid-'EG Derscheid--EG --FD DeWitt--EG FD Eagle Grove Clarion Hmnboldt Goldfield Fort Dodge AGS ASS ASS OE ES 1 gt lf 5 s tim 4 4 fi- ' -. it C kif gf W if , -'.- 2 ::-, I . V S Terry Dobbs--EG Dennis D0mi110 Karen Dreier-- Randall Dueker Marilyn Dugan Renwick - - WC FD - - WC WC ASS Webster City Fort Dodge Webster City Webster City ASS MA ASS AGS Vocational Students Learn on the Job 197 9 iw Max Eberso1e-- Joyce Eccher-- Roberta Margaret Eck-- Larry Egemo-- FD FD EG EG Echelberger- - Jefferson Fonda FD Humboldt Eagle Grove EF S ES Dows A SS A SS ADN Robert Egesdal-- Dan Elkin--WC Keith Ekstrom-- james Ellinger-- Dennis Elliott-- EG Webster City EG FD WC Eagle Grove ASS Woolstock Fort Dodge Webster City AGS ASS IE ASS , , ,. v,:. H ,, lfxiggsfi rr- 3 , f-fv'gq2,a5mef,fa212 . Y ,. V 'iii J., Steven Ellis--FD Steven Engels-- Dale Engle--WC Donald Erlandson Deborah Erritt-- Rockwell City EG Mendota, Illinois --FD FD FP Vincent ASS Albert City Somers ASS FP AGS Phil Espe1and-- Pat Fallon--FD jack Farnham-- Jill Ferrill--WC Barbara Filloon ASS Fort Dodge Blairsburg EG FD - - FD Eagle Grove IE Manson A8 S Laurens W CR Tech Students Gel F irst-Hand Experience C 'f.'f:'sl ?lf?f59Ll?TfxWB' -, or e, ,e P uff E i ,.,, ' ' 1. , We Roger Fink--FD Sharon Fink--FD Richard Fiori-- Michael Fisch-- Fort Dodge Deloit WC FD ASS ASS Perry Dubuque ASS ASS WWE urn! Janet Fitzgerald - - FD Laurens CR W fiifm 23 wg Cheryle Flarup-- Marcia F1arup-- Wayne F1eener-- Deborah EG EG FD Flygstad- -WC Eagle Grove Eagle Grove Fort Dodge Ellsworth AGS OE FMM ASS Gerald Fort-- WC Webster City ASS Beth Freeman-- Janine Freese-- Charles French-- Dorothy Lita Fritts-'FD FD FD WC Friedericks--FD F011 Dodge W e 3 Sac City Galva Webster City Fort Dodge AGS ES MA ASS MA jane Frost--FD jerry Garrett-- Paul Genti1e-- John Gill--FD Roger Fort Dodge FD FD Fort Dodge Gochenour--FD ASS Barnum Fort Dodge ASS Pocahontas MS AGS AGS Communication Takes on a Foreign Accent 200 ,,, Kay Godwin- -FD Kathy Goeders - - Allan Lehigh FD Goetschius- -FD ASS Manson Fort Dodge LPN IE Robert Sandra Paula Gray--EG Gottschalk- -FD Grandgeorge- - Eagle Grove Fort Dodge FD AGS ASS Fort Dodge LPN Ruth Gr611 'FD jacklyn Griffin-- Nancy Griffin-- Schleswig FD WC ADN Fort Dodge Blaixsburg ASS OE , ,if w .4 4 , f -:. . --,,,,.'. V K V-,'z,1y5f3y am',, M ' WH: ' if tiff' f l if I '1 - ' W H in -...WM ' ff nz IM Y .,fa,g 3 ,E fm gi F up ,fax Gale Gruhn- - FD Linda Guderi an Barb ara Habb en Hartley --FD --FD AGS Fort Dodge Humboldt ASS ES 201 1 5 flaw W ,lf yi' sm, I Ifqzicii-'f',i 1:f3Ea , ,,,, N SSM , , JMS .A WM W 1 'U Q 4 SE . David Gordon-- Paul Gordon- - WC WC Webster City ASS Webster City ASS Nadene Greene --FD Humboldt ASS Vicki Gritton-- FD Fort Dodge ASS ,.1,e . Bonnie Habben-- FD Manson ES , ,J-,rw , I, ,-L, . ,,,', gg Morris Greenfield- - WC Woolstock ASS LaRae Grohe- FD Schaller CR Larry Habben-- FD Humboldt EFS WC Students Move to New Campus ' X Zi fhe 91.222221 , '..,Y . , 1 - , r4fi a W e e i .. f , elvis K',f ig - .,.. ' . f M z ,.4.11 ,1 ' V fl john Hackett--' Tom Hall--WC Kenneth Hansen David Hanson-- Earl Hanson--FD FD Webster City --FD FD Dayton Pisgah ASS Laurens Rutland W ASS W ASS Richard H211-S011 Ronald Hanson-- Willard Hanson Douglas Harrell Mary Harrigan-- --FD WC --EG --FD FD Fort Dodge Webster City Eagle Grove Fort Dodge Fort Dodge ASS ASS ASS AGS LPN -I it g ,L 5 5 4-. nf 3 1 Daun Harris--FD Donald Hart--FD Larry Hartley-- Judy Harvey--FD Marcella Humboldt Fort Dodge EG Fort Dodge Haselhoff--FD ASS FMM Thor ADN A1722 ASS MA Charles Hass-- Herman Hauck-' Wendy Haugen-- Gary Haverrnan Gene Hawk--FD FD FD EG --FD Laurens Sac City Humboldt Dows Carroll MS EFS FP OE EFS tr qw it mm, Q YS R XJ tr Richard Hay--FD Dale Hearn--FD Linda Helmke-- Richard Henrichs Kathy Lehigh Fort Dodge FD --FD Henrichsen--FD FP FP Rolfe Fort Dodge Galva AGS AGS MA ' '-'.' . , Zim I AM il k x 5 3 3 , 'lflll N5 f F, yyyyyy wwe y n ., fx 3 P 2'i fi . -- Jan l 1 - Q- reya W A Robert Hepperle Robert Robert Heun--FD Ronald Hoffman Riigafd - - FD Herrmann- - FD Dungombe - - FD SO11'1I'1'1 Sl ' Badger Manson EFS Dedham FD W ASS EFS Jefferson AGS 203 Ronald Hohensee Melodie John Holmquest Mark I-Ioltan-- Bruce Hov1and-- --FD Holstrom--FD --WC EG WC . 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Dennis Hovland Mary Howell-- Linda Hubbard-- Connie Huisman Genevieve - - FD WC FD - - WC Hulett- - FD Thor Webster City Fort Dodge Webster City Fort Dodge W ASS LPN ASS ES W W, : , - 4 to 1 .. f1g2222rs1ifff22: , f , -,,1,-wrslggzf ff Q vigil L 1 - -m .W V J -N .5 Nh 4 Sv 'ri 9' was-an-KV Dennis Hunter- Nancy Iehl--EG Bonnie Ingertson Masumi Inoue-- Brian Isaacson-- FD Eagle Grove --FD FD FD Churdan ASS Humboldt TOyk0, Japan Webster City AM LPN AGS W 2 'Q' J 5 James Jackson-- Janice Jackson-- Dennis Jacobsen Diane Jacobson Roger Janes-- FD FD --EG --WC WC Fort Dodge Fort Dodge Eagle Grove W0O1SfOCk WebS'C61' CRY W ASS ASS OE ASS 204 Deanne Jans-- Bruce Jarish--FD Janet Jenkins-- Nancy Jensen-- Cheryl Johnson WC Brooklyn, New FD FD FD Ellsworth York Fort Dodge Fort Dodge P 0me1'OY OE ASS CR ASS ES Edward Johnson janet Johnson-- Leona Johnson-- Linda johnson- Sandy Johnson- --FD FD WC WC EG Fort Dodge Farnhamville Webster City Jewell Eagle Grove W AGS ASS ASS ASS Graduates Rehearsefor Job Interviews 205 w Milf ,,, 1 . V,A, :1: - ,, - A ' A-- V fn- . -Q . l' , , -.. Allen Joiner- - FD Hiunboldt AM . KR? Q l 1 it 6 ,M Ma 'fn , sq eff . 5 +. l?wx6jgf 1, y.. f , .-,gg .fyzffg - ,.., ... . . 3,532 hi? W ' V.. .i f ' M351 , .4 I 7 .,.55..:.,,,.,Ez. -,..- . , Q tr - r - -,,, ,IL .5 ,W 5 ts - .Q w .4 -J. c. .1 ' L. :il-iw? , 57... Thomas jondle- - FD Otho EFS Larry Jones--FD Manson ASS Alan Kimball-- WC Webster City ASS Cindy Knickerbocker - -FD Fort Dodge AGS Linda Jones-- WC Webster City A SS Joe Kirchoff- - WC Webster City ASS Qmwlbgis ' f ' f fn. , V ff-1:1 my -m g , fb fm, . ,lwr rf 7 . : 5 5 --5.41ae.,f':s:..,:r,5fq5g,, ' ' 5:'5ifQ'!'f2?3'fl5 , m . , F 'Iz.6?f x mf! -g..3,. '-5-Q. ' 5 A ff' ' ' fr ' 'ff . -' Q . V 7' ' .M ' x jam es Knoll- - EG Belmond ASS 5 ' . ffifiv-If W9 l is -1 W 1 4 X i W 1 'AC 2 'l K nf!!! H fvj gif?5fgff?ja,ji?,34f2f3g f wa s rfsmwiwl tr a aww few Q ei . Cheryl Jones-- Donna jones--FD WC Lehigh Webster City AGS ASS Ray jordison-- FD Fort Dodge W X f W, ,W xy .1 rf-F.-m. :,-:f:'..'1. f 4, A ..a..:e,,ff.a , i -'., H HH., .:,', -',,,Vr.ky, f K v .ggwr L Ki 'X 1 1' S fairs s my g A ' MW' K is 1 I '4 My swaigl Sf .1 at -gsif Us , ,, 5 X K rm fu , ,,., . wigs s 25 K, Arg H, f I-ff4.PsaMK -A ff'- : ' r ig, 1' ' ' fir i r f5, r :+5f'51 . 'X infix '25 KT' Wg! f 1 K S -1 few Simi w 18.3.-f r 2355, W H S3 qui, .1 ' 2255 M,-. ,. ,ag Q .Q 1 4, vm S ills ' lmflf l JE ss ji Q r , Ilene Jones- -FD Manson MA Caroyl Kail--FD Farnhamville ASS JoAnn Kennedy - - FD Grand Junction ES I Paul Kirst--FD Becky Klasse-- Kevin Knackj- Fort Dodge EG EG ASS Renwick Eagle Grove OE .Qiw.'m ,r,..Q-:M ASS 4. wif . W ' W . Mary Knoshaug Barbara Knutzon David Koestner --EG --EG --WC Clarion Eagle Grove Webster City ASS ASS ASS 206 Students Fight '69 Snow and Ice on Way to Class at f , . ,Q , In R kv L 5 . X 'W n if :gli W3 18 Dale Koh1stedt-- David Ko1beck-- James john Koster--FD Barbara Kozajda FD WC Konvalinka - - Brenda - - FD Ulmer Webster City FD FP Livermore ASS ASS Ford Dodge ASS ASS ,, x fiff':ff?5 Z! M2-YY KO22jd-2 Lynn Krause--EG Alan Kruse--FD Daryl Kruse Stephen Kult-- FD Eagle Grove Callender Palmer FD Livermore ASS IE FMM Coon Rapids ASS AM 207 , f I .max mx ,A Y 'if ff I ' 3 fr ,, . Y 'L in U A . V A ks .M .M It A If w ifi-1 I A ' ,g Pam Laird-'FD Barbara La1or-- Ray Lalor--FD Brian Lambert-- Humboldt FD Fort Dodge FD ASS Fort Dodge W Dayton ES FP 'a', F L g V to at D'a f.4fx.,pg L L' 5:2313 1 A , A 1 ' . eww A 5 ' Q F ' A L 1 ,'i' f ,f ,Q . . 425 S I Q U ' u :,, gm 3 George Lamrners Roger Landgraf Rhonda Michael Langner --FD --FD Landmesser-- --FD FD Rockwell City IE Albert City EFS Gilmore City ASS Storm Lake FP Keith Lambert-- FD Reddins EFS Steven Lane - - FD Gowri e A SS Student Government Acts and Reacts 208 Janice larSen-- Connie Lamson-- FD FD Sac City Shar sburg ADN ES P ur-,. Wayne LH11'C1161 ' Janis Lawson--FD FD Somers jefferson MA ASS Michael Lennon Rosalie Lennon FD --FD F0145 Dodge Fort Dodge ASS LPN - ..Qf ,T L '-v Carla Loftus--FD Thomas Loftus-- Humboldt EG A55 Humboldt AGS 5 V . 6 2 s Aga 5- , '4 Q 1 1 4 Jonathan Larson - - FD Badger EFS . fa, is V ,.. Q ,Qllii LV Al 'ff A F an mga: A Calvin Leeds-- WC Kamrar ASS Thomas Larson-- FD Roger Lathrop- - FD Fort Dodge Fort Dodge AGS IE 5 tda' ,4r. , F V ,.:, I - Q A , F , ,I L, -. f fv L ' , .fel ., . ff' 15? , ?f65 - -1 H-ff . ' eee- ' 'r'-'W o w: mf -1 2- I ,iq Wfh x Q f'.,,fp.'i5jfsg .Vl' if 3 7 ..., f f ' L' 4' Douglas Legg-- Douglas Lenning WC --FD Duncombe Humboldt ASS FP Em est Lester- - EG Clarion ASS James Logan-- FD Sac City ASS 209 Carol Link- - FD , ,ml nga Gary Loebig- -FD Fort Dodge Wesley ASS ASS T' F552 i i i n F if V W qw . .. , K K Fred Long--FD Coon Rapids AM Sherri e Long- - EG Eagle Grove ASS How About Taking cz Break from Studies? , . D A R f AL, ,V:- jp: , M at it at 111116 Ll1Cke!'1bi11 Kathleen Lynam Lgri Macek--FD Rgberf Madsen-- --FD ' -FD Fort Dodge FD Fort Dodge Corning ASS Bradgate LPN CR EFS 5 Diane Ma1zer-- FD Fort Dodge MA Michael Mamminga- - WC Webster City ASS Natalie Mandelko- FD Fort Dodge ASS 210 fx Ms Wmfai ,M M M , A Ki A ? 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I I, F fm,-gi5: W KAL it NT I V Marju Madalik- WC Webster City OE Linda Mason-- --EG WC Sioux City ASS Webster City AGS jean Matter--FD Kenneth Mayer Lytton - - FD LPN Carroll ASS .... -Q ., g,5l,:'h I ffyufeggg ' f WE yrfiigii 'in Di ana Michael Mc Collough- - McDermott- - WC EG Eagle Grove Eagle Grove ASS ASS Mark Mayer-- Michael McCabe FD --WC Fort Dodge Clare ASS ASS Michael McCarvi lle- - FD Rockwell City A SS 53 Richard McDonald- - FD Scranton MS Kathy McKenna - - FD Hardy LPN Lynda Mc Luckie - - FD Fort Dodge ASS Michael Ronald McNeill Louise Meals-- Michael Michael Meils-- McMah0n--FD --FD EG Mechem--FD FD Fort Dodge Fort Dodge Eagle Grove Clarion Fort Dodge ASS ASS OE EF S AM 1211168 M6I1kC ' james Meric1e-- FD FD Fonda Fort Dodge MS FMM A Carol Merryman - - WC Webster City OE 21 I Jerry Meusburger Spencer - - FD Mickelson--WC Rockwell City Duncombe ASS ASS Betty Miller--FD Bonnie Miller-- jane Mills--FD Ruth Meats--WC Kathleen Moeller Fort Dodge EG Fort Dodge Webster City ADN Eagle Grove ASS ASS Fort Dodge CR ASS : : ,r,,:.-,arf M-2,--., a , ae-aw ar.,a:s,,f V-r V, V F ' 4 s I 1 'gix'1'i',lg Q K xr Jil 'fell ,J w ask 'frm .,n gh l algyct li Wy 1 vllr Pll ,Fill l l' .-Nll3l 2 lille' rigs 8 M311-I Fil Rl l. will - rlifiefizsflgigzgp 23 rsr.'z r:iiw ..,,.rfsirsEf ?sars 4 ,, M 5,6 ,MWF nz ,rg fn' rri'2g'q 1 mms ef ,sae K a ur wgsfg 'Ss nw lvl --FD s, 1 ,K r. 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W if E A 5 'ing i ' V- Y wr, .f 1 ' A ,,, H H .,, My G lr fl ' Marilyn Nelson Owen Ne1son-- Patricia Nelson Richard Nelson Fred Nesheim-- --FD FD --FD --EG EG Rockwell City jefferson Fort Dodge Renwick Goldfield MA ASS LPN ASS ASS 212 Gregory Nessa-- Gretchen Nessa WC --WC Blairsburg Blairsburg ASS ASS Www -7: Q fl- ,gf ., 5 :Ti7?22,.I':i?' -5:5 Gloria Niles--FD Sac City CR Webster City AM Dwain Noffke- FD time 'wtf SHS 21,4 itil rxffgf If 7 Uzfggfsffz ,fist -Iggwn ,W A ' i 1ir,1iifi:5 - ' -rv. ,, tt fx! 5 if K Norma Nickell- - EG . ks .fs tt we vm Jw tm U M Hardy ,. ,-., V ffsws ,Q --+- W , ,V i '11v ' tv ' H ' .- 1 I james Noonan-- FD Central City EFS . ,. , ,I ., UF 'Y ll 3 fl if ,,... t . 1 tr X 1, 122 , 4 aff if wt U H' my ,V .. K 6 4 ' ' L tiff 9 Mui-i Q fs is Kenneth Cindy N1 etmg Niemeier- - FD Holstein Fort Dodge AM A SS Jeanne Nyren-- Ronald O'I-Iern FD FD Lanyon Barnum A SS ASS Student Groups Have Fund-Raising Projects SH X SPECTRUM 213 Bill O'Leary--FD Ann Oleson--FD Rockwell City Badger ASS ASS Ruth Olmsted-- Gary Olsen--EG David Olson-- FD Thor WC Fort Dodge ASS Webster City ASS ASS Douglas Olson-- Lyndell Olson-- Nicki Osborn-- Susan Osterberg Terrillea Parker FD FD FD --FD --FD Bode Fort Dodge Fort Dodge Fort Dodge Fort Dodge FP ES ASS AGS ADN It S Michael Parrish john Parsons--FD --EG Maynard Eagle Grove ASS FMM u Q .XI Y W . 1 W wi I I N R it W xg! Mardell Pederson Loretta Pelz-- --EG WC Renwick Webster City OE OE Brett Patton--FD Kathie Pease-- Kenneth Pederson Gowrie FD --FD ASS Fort Dodge Rolfe AGS ASS ,, f 'tzi Zsrgr q - C a,yt an 4 15' 4 5' .iw is Gary Penn--FD Linda Peters-- Joan Peterson Harrisburg Pa. FD EG ASS j Fort Dodge Thor ASS AGS 214 'inna- M aking an Analysis 0 f Assets and Lz'abz'Iilies .ww f:,.,a:v:a.w::,-. :mx ss .fs 5,2115 fziixlfm L f .X 4u,gg,w ,.. M 99,1 '+A ' 'L l-'lzw,- 5, :Af - 7 .4 my .sm ,6 ., KJ, , , fx ' 115151 4 six L f, fi 4 - ' 535' . W .v .f 's 5 'W' ..... , K gum A 5751 , f l 3,1555 1 -1 H' . 5 f51s:,.ff5: al- 11, 3: a . . ,,,?2fa.z2If,a-:lf M Q f 13f:g552s f J , H2 S 'L WL Et? . Q Y 2 W Q S '-ig .5118 fl M -f Q 'v . 1 all ,151 J ww is ff, W' i n glilf. -:fly -S ' ' ' f- ,,., Mary Pete1S0n-- Sandra Peterson FD --WC Callender Moville ASS ASS K, 'ffQ,?fjj5fg,fftff'g'fmg, 3 , I as . james Pittas--FD Pam Pogemiller Dover, New --FD Jersey Ephrata, ASS Washington ASS Mary Pingel--FD Vincent MA z Nw S 14 gif. Un ' Q .H gg- ski ,S wi xx 5 5 , r f I MS X fx M555 3 A ,A J , Paul Pingle--FD Allan Pithan- Fort Dodge Danbury AGS EFS -aw M L. Melina Price--' john Quade--FD Alice Quick--FD FD Manson Fort Dodge Otho ASS LPN ASS 215 Steve Quick--FD Webster City MS ,A s' 98' X : 'N , ' Qfsss, 'M R Virginia Rabe-- Linda Ramaeker Rhadora Raska-- Bruce FD --EG WC Rasmussen--WC Lake View Thor Radcliffe Webster City CR OE OE ASS Z, gigijl m'f,g:gMtil. A 6? at is ti Dennis Helen Rasmussen julia Reaman- - Kathryn Reddel Dennis Reed- - Rasmussen- -EG -- EG FD --FD EG Goldfield Goldfie ld Stratford Wesley Eagle Grove ASS ASS ADN MA ASS Class Dismissed! 216 ,- V, , . W ::, ,:., ' ' ,L Ei 'Hi X3 f R, ,K QM. ,.3...,, will is 52122952 , fag . , fa:-141 mv , 5' . viibjxzxirg R Q I - V 3 wr f f-.swve-x S- , :xi ,Q 3 -, K y V i 'Q my ...,, H iii-W 3 hi AV ,L Alan Reeves--FD Dwight Reiland Steven Rein.ke-- Dan Remsburg-- Richard Reyna-- Fort Dodge --EG FD FD EG AGS Clarion Maynard Glidden Clarion AGS FMM EFS ASS W V 1 , E fi? ' 1- K .cuv- -,..a,:. 5' Michael Ribbey Patricia Richards Alice Rickard-- --WC --FD FD Webster City Peru Rolfe AGS ADN LPN . -I Mwfrflhx , , llQ,:3'V1',-wi j.f,f?S8i Robert Ri es berg - - FD Carroll A SS Kathleen Riley --WC Blairsburg OE J, ,N .,:, ill lm 1'1- Q Q , .- 2, iw I ,.,,, .', ,,.. ,gi ,, uf m f N, ,S E 3 Sheri Rink--FD Sally Ripperger Dan Rockow--FD David Roe--WC Fort Dodge --FD Williams Webster City ASS Gilmore City FP AGS ES J N y ey .., W -... 3 13,5 it yi- . 1 ' -.- A E F vi aii 5 W if - 4 fm, i:'f A 4' Paula Rol1and-- Fran Rosch--EG Carmen Runyan Jacqueline EG Charter Oak --FD Russell--EG Bode ASS jefferson Eagle Grove OE ASS ASS 217 David Rohlk-- FD Holstein ASS Roger Ruter--FD Eagle Grove EFS 3 Ward Ryon- - FD Donald Sampson Cheryl Sanford- - Tom Sawyer- - Brenda Sayer- - Dayton - - EG FD FD FD MA Vincent Badger Des Moines Eldora A GS ASS ASS A SS Bill Schaufnbufg Graceann Schill Susan Schmadeke Steven Schneider Linda Schriber-- --EG --FD --FD --'FD FD Eagle Grove Fort Dodge Callender Bancroft Gilmore City ASS AGS ASS IE CR z - 5,31 , -,msWQwf:: '- -. - ..'-' S , Wi? it lim E M is ,F t ' Au . , ,.... ,. 1 :Malawi F a... u.. David Schu1te-- Lynn Schulte-- Bob Schutt--WC Andrea Sealine Suzanne Secor-- EG FD Blairsburg --WC FD Auburn Lake City ASS Kamrar Fort Dodge ASS MS ASS ASS - A I , ..,, V, A.-si. 'jfj1iis,f,!QU ,: 'Qi Xl' w'.5f3Q, , f 3 f Robert Seehusen Stephan Seko-- Lois Serebrin-- Karla Sherer-- Randy Sherman --FD FD EG FD --FD Fort Dodge Fort Dodge Livermore Glidden Badger AGS ASS AGS ADN FP 218 . r . , uf- VWPTSBQ, X F gi I fb 3 A X I 3 f Judy Sherratt-- Wayne Shippy-- Gene Simonson-- FD FD FD Fort Dodge Fort Dodge Fort Dodge AGS W W Shirley Sinclair --FD Fort Dodge ASS .Q Wllllll f i ' EE - F ., 'eegigf-rQ'yi,Qlgn'?, K f ,. lffslik. F! S EV: My ' ffl' , f ff Thomas Sincox --FD Ottuxnwa FMM W ll? 21.11 D 5 91:2 sf, gf ' f K Qi 1'l'S:x5.2'? :-::: Q- Elf? - Nfr gf F33 ll Pztfigia FD Bwnt Smith-- Claudia Smith-- Dianne Smith-- Edward Smith-- in ingep- C FD EG FD FUN Dodge Webster City Fort Dodge Clarion Humboldt LPN ASS ADN ASS FP ' 5 Pattee Smith-- FD Fort Dodge CR LEW! fl'Ulf35irllQ2?S7!3flPlfJ ,. 3 , ww Marion Spangler -- EG Eagle Grove OE Rebecca Smith Robert Smith-- Roland Snyder-- Ronald Sorlien-- --FD FD FD FD Fort Dodge Council Bluffs Brenda Bode ASS FMM FP IE lrri A g -.,,f ..-1 . F 'i'ti1 ,. ,A 5 ,I , iv. ,ill :'. ' Ann Stau.ffer-- Howard Stearns- Kathleen Dwayne EG WC Stearns--FD Steenhoek--FD Eagle Grove Webster City Pocahontas Pella ASS ASS ADN MS 219 3 ICCC Commencement-May 31,1969 ' fff51iY?5iilW - '--1'ewxi?9' Q .... 1 K may , .ta,.la1ia:a:z1i-fi,.:- ,X , ,,. . , ,-W, iz.. . all xl ' Q . l x 1 F , ' ' 2 wifi? , f 1 'ifmfgnf i 15 fi. -ml .E W M' , ww - if Q 43 1 rf E f XY X KA J Randall St eff enS David Stens land John Sterling- - Jim Stewart- - FD Judy St ew art- - FD - - FD - - EG EG Lehigh Gowrie Wi 1'f0I1 Junction Thor Eagle Grove FP ES A SS A SS A SS - - A i , . 'A Y i Wfi','5fQl'i4?.g'li 0 W: 7 1 1. , N -,gg . - , ,V . .5 7 f f if - . -w,.,,f' ' ll' 1 V ,WHA M 'M R 4 , .-r '- ? 1a -. Al. 'lllfgf Qfwf-' iii '21, . - 'X Qf,l...,x he-S-, -Y-3. ,asf ff' Nav - ' ,1. j . .- .1 . ..,L ,- ,Q . , . We Marsha Stier- - Tom Stockwell- - TOHV Svejda' -FD James Swanson- - Daniel Sweeney FD FD Palmer FD - - FD Schleswig F01-13 Dgdge AM HEl.I'CO'L1I't Fort Dodge ES A SS A SS A SS 220 I FEE 2-1 galil: W S fvf . , 1 M as Qs- 5 ! e ' . Q.,ifh.,Mel .Q I X 4 ,ggzigeklgwfj,:iq . lx' nu 5 'Y Wa , Spb -4 .vv-v ' 1213: gl :E:. s ill ill if f gi in 1 we Dennis Taute-- Beverly Taylor-- FD WC Paton AGS ASS Jos eph Thom a- - jam 95 FD Thomsen--FD Barnum Dows EFS IE I 'fffZfifl :fli?2, Vg! .Eg ,mn 5 , 1 F I, . A 'wa-ff--ff' 1 Shirley Teigen-- FD Webster City Webster City LPN Thomas Thomsen- -FD Paton ASS Ellen Timm FD Douglas Toelle-- Webster City FD LPN Spencer ASS Harlan Tofteberg - -EG Ottosen ASS Phyllis Telfer-- FD Gilmore City ASS 4, ' wi fs F: ., ery, it ji, ti. silly , In ssl. ,- -. Donna Thorson-- FD Fort Dodge ES I-Iarriet Trask-- FD Lehigh ASS il .,.., as -fig? Q I I S Q S I JL l f'l,fQl' S5-is MQ W 'E' 2 'f1afS:2- fir 51 Q' .':Z3f:'?f52 X'M'5' ,. . ,' ,.:. , ef-.fy M, ai, 5' si' H ,MM will ff r 3 - lslr , 'I gg-x .1 ,Q X Q 5 - it M rifgsggm gim p 1 - VX K Karen Thoel- -FD Manson MA Roger Thrailkill- - FD Arthur FP June Trask--FD Lehigh ASS Thomas Trenary Delva True--FD JoAnn T1-uelgon Ray Tucker- -FD Jane Ubben--WC - - FD Rockwell City - - FD Rockwell City Webster City Dakota City MA Gilmore City AM OE ASS ASS 22l Sandra Umstead -- EG Eagle Grove OE Sally Vandivier --WC Webster City ASS Nancy Walrod-- Diane Warburton FD -- EG Som ers Hartley AGS OE john Webbink- Roger Weideman EG --FD Rolfe Fort Dodge ASS ASS , ........ 6.4, gig K f 'Nu f 5 an 5 l.zr3.'g:g.r.1. . 'WZQQQ 1515? i 3 gglffgs 'K ww 3 L 'Qs Joyce VanRaden Suzanne Vratny --EG --FD Clarion Fort Dodge ASS AGS Robert Warner- EG Kanawha A SS aww? piano WAEW ' mi,-1 S- , Ona Waugh- - FD Clare ADN Nadine Wagner FD Fort Dodge ADN rr. r Q MZW. an rv- 'N' 'X A7 Q -,H , . ! 1 Linda We aton- - FD Fort Dodge LPN XY? Q F Eelke W sf Marshall Wells - - Lois Wergeland- - joe West- - EG FD FD Gowrie Fort Dodge Humboldt ASS W ASS james Westpfahl Phil Wheat1ey-- Alan Wil.hite-- Paul Willey--FD Fred Williams- ' ' EG EG EG Livermore FD West Des Moines Pocahontas Eagle Grove FP Fort Dodge AGS ASS ASS W 222 Kurt Williamson Gary Wilson--FD Mary Wilson--EG Susan Wils0n-- Donald Wine-- WC FD --FD Farnhamville Eagle Grove Fort Dodge ASS OE Jewell Boone A SS ASS W Connie Randall Wisthoff Sharon Wolff- Mykle Wo1ters-- janet Yates--WC Wingarden--FD --FD FD EG Webster City Pocahontas Fort Dodge Fort Dodge Reedley, ASS ASS IE AGS California OE Larraine Cheryl Yordy- - Lois Zehr- -FD Ying ling - - EG FD Manson Eagle Grove Manson LPN ASS LPN PROGRAMS OF ST ASS- - Arts and Sci ence AM- - Auto Mechanics CR--Clerical-Receptionist ES--Executive Secretary FP- -Farm Power IE- -Industrial Electronics LPN- - Licens ed Practic al Nurse john Zuerrer--FD MA--Medical Assistant Fort Dodge MS MaChlHe A55 OE--Office Education W--Welding 223 John Zeihan-- WC Webster City A SS UDY ADN--Associate Degree Nursing EF S--Elevator and Farm Supply FMM--Food Marketing Management Anthony Zelenka - - FD Brooklyn, New York AGS Three Iowa Centra! Campuses Graduate 559 Commencement exercises for the three campuses of Iowa Central are held at the Fort Dodge Senior High School Gymnasium, this year on Saturday, May 31, at 9:30 a.m. There were 559 graduates in the 1969 class, with 81 from the Eagle Grove Campus, 404 from the Fort Dodge Campus and 74 from the Webster City Campus. Upon the completion of two years of col- lege work in arts and science, 333 candi- dates from the three campuses received the Associate of Arts degree. There were 166 Certificates of Graduation awards given to students completing work in clerical office education, clerical re- ceptionist, elevator and farm supply man- agement, executive secretary, farm power mechanics machine shop, medical assistant education, practical nurse education, weld- ing and secretarial office occupations pro- grams. Sixty graduates earned the Associate in Applied Science degree in associate degree nursing, auto mechanics, food marketing management and industrial electronics technology. Eager for that moment when diploma is in hand, the candidates march in, led by Heads of Departments. Iowa Central Community College thanks the busi ness and professional men in Area V for helping substantially to finance this first edition of Third Dimension. AD VER T ISEMEN T S l I. C. C. C. Extends Its Thanks Z0 Patrons CLA RI ON .' First National Bank of Clarion Kennefick's Clarion Rexall Pharmacy Sumners Insurance Agency EA GLE GR O VE: A S W Drive In Ahren's Paint and Gift Blue 8 Blue Lawyers Boone Valley Brauman's Frigidare Appliances Brown's Grocery Cal's Super Valu Carter Trenching and Excavating Chapman's Oil Company, Inc. Christenson Motor Company Club Cafe C. J. Cooper Real Estate D S B Motors Eagle Bowl Eagle Grove Eagle Eagle Grove Greenhouse Eagle Grove State Bank Eagleson Agency Ellsworth Freight Lines, Inc. Fareway Store Gambles Dr. john Gazaway, Optomertrist Graham's Hansen Implement Dr. Dale Harding, M.D. Dr. George I-Iogenson, M.D. Iowa Central Book Store Iowa Public Service Iowa Testing Laboratory Al Jacobsen Construction Kennefick 's Drug Knutson S I-Ienneberry Real Estate La er Kramersmeir Drug Larsen Plumbing 8 Heating LeRoy's Shoes Lewright Locker Lloyd's Body Shop Locke's Jewelry Lyle's Rambler M G M Livestock Products Co. Messenger Studio Noonan-Tomke Jewelry Oggie's Skelley Service Station Olerking Upholstery Oldson's Plumbing S Heating Pat's Market Dr. G. W. Patterson, Dentist Phillips 66 Plaza Coffee Shop Princess Theater Ray's Barber Shop Reil-Spangler Ryan's Barber Shop Martin J. Schaeferle, M.D. Scott Store Security Savings Stephen's Cleaners Sterling Hardware Carl Sunner, State Fram Insurance Umthun Trucking United Builders Drs. Varland S johnson, Dentists Vilmain Sound 8 Service Voss Floor Covering Wilson Funeral Home Wooster Insurance X-L Cleaners cw 454 if NX E N FORT 000015.- Arlan's Astro and Rialto Theatres Bergeman Photos Bob's Truck and Auto Salvage Boston Store--Downtown--Fort Dodge Bowman Furnace and Refrigeration Co. Brooks Laundry Burch Mfg. Co. Carnation Fresh Milk Co. Carter-Rogers Agency, Inc. Charles A. Brown Chuck Wyatt Olds and Cad Constantine's--For Better Food Cooper, Dean, M.D. Country Kitchen Crossroads Center Dairy Mart Daniel Pharmacy Daniel Tire Co. DeFoe Motors Eddy Morrissey Eddie Quinn Egbert, Dan S., M.D. FELCO Auto Service Center First Assembly of God Church First Christian Church First Convenant Church First National Bank Fort Dodge Laboratories Fort Dodge Limestone Co., Inc. Gate's General Typewriter Exchange Gillman Drug Gower, Walter E., M.D. Grace Ev. Lutheran Church Grell's Rent-All H. K. Thompson Oil Co. Hall's Automotive Parts P-IINQ. I-Iamm'S and Falstaff Beer Distributor Hart Insurance Co. Hasset, R. B. Henry's Drive-In--Crossroads Center I-Iogan's Sporting Goods Hollywood Style Shop Import Motors Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Jerry's 66 Service, 1805 5th Ave. S. johnson Automotive Co. Rose Bowl Lanes Model Clothing Co. Hotel Wahkonsa Iowa-Illinois Gas S Elec. Co. Miller Office Equipment Co. joselyn Press Kautzl-cy's Sporting Goods, Inc. Kelley Insurance Agency Kirkberg Jewelers Knudson Insurance Agency KVFD Radio and TV La' James College of Hairstyling Landmark Grill Levien Chevrolet Light Fixture Showroom Malloy Cleaners McGoey, Rev. David T. Melody Grill Miller Office Equipment Co. Mikos and Matt Furniture Co. Mosbrucker Realty Co. National Gypsum Co. O'Conner Insurance Agency Oester, Lee Pasquale's Pizzeria Passick, Dr. J.A. Paul Davidson Used Cars Reed Insurance Agency Rustler's Rendezvous E Sandy's Thrift and Swift Sauter Insurance Agency Sear, Paul R., M.D. Sears Roebuck and Company Speed and Sports Center Stanek Services, Inc. Starlite Village Restaurant State Bank St. Olaf Lutheran Church Sutton, Sara E., D.O. Team Electronics Texaco--302 2nd Ave. S. Travel Lodge--Fort Dodge Tyler, Donald E., M.D. Union Cab Co. Union Trust and Savings Bank Wahkonsa Hotel Wareco Gas Station Welch's Shoes--Downtown Whelchel-Linder Body Shop Woodman Electric Youn.ker's--Crossroads Center Zale's jewelers--Crossroads Center GOLDFIELD: Goldfield Co-op Creamery Goldfield State Bank Louie's Apco Ron's Restaurant H U M B OL D T' The Decor Shoppe RE N WI C K .' Renwick Community Creamery Q'- s-N,.L,i,-1'-,.,-f TH OR .' Carter's Service VINCENT' Vincent Co-op Vincent Lockers WEBSTER CITY: Allen Radiator Shop Al's Barber Shop Anderson's Plumbing Service Anthony's Barstad's Bakery Borden's Milk, Inc. Brin's Furniture, Inc. Brower Electric Burkle Jewelers Cashway Lumber Central Stationery Co. Community Co-op Association Coulter's Paints and Draperies Crosley and Foster, Inc. Curve Inn Motor Sales Dean's Typewriter Service Deluxe Cleaners Dermand's Cafe and Tap Room Des Moines Register and Tribune Dunn's Sure Save Market East Side Grocery Eichman's Everett Evans Motor Repairs Farmers National Banl-c First State Bank Flower Cart Foster Funeral Home Frazer Finance Co. Gibson's Discount Center Granville's Men Shop Hahne Printing Co. I-Ialverson's Shoe Store I-light Chevrolet and Oldsmobile, Inc. I-Iilpipre's Tavern Home Appliance and TV The Hub I-ly-Vee Food Store I. C. Penney Co. johnson Jewelry Jones Sporting Goods KJFJ' Radio Station K 8 M Laundry Kueen's Mobile Homes Lee's Glass S China Shop LeGore Drug Store Lubber's Clothing Luther Sewing Center Marguerite's Beauty Salon Marjorie's Smart and Thrifty Marvel's jack and jill R. M. Martin Standard Oil McGilligan's Drive-In Midland Realty Modern Cleaners Montgomery Ward Moore's Sport Center Mullin's Barber Shop Olson Pharmacy Ostlund's Iowa Miss Oswei1er's Shoppe P. M. Place Co. Price's Shoe Repair Rainbow Lounge S 8 M Finance Sears and Roebuck Catalog Center Security Title 8 Loan Association Spahn 8 Rose Lumber Co. T S T Standard Oil Thompson's Prescription Pharmacy and Card Shop United Auto Worker's Local 3442 Vic 8 Lee's Gulf Weaver Ready-Mix Weber's Standard Parts Webster and Corral Theaters Webster City Federal Savings S Loan Association Webster City Paint Company Webster City Production Cred Webster City Rewind Shop Westervelt's Shoe Store William's Drug Store Willson I-lotel Woolworth'S Zitterell Mills Co. Zolnosky Iewe lry WOOLSTOCK: Corm aney Groc ery Farmer's Co-op li A 'X M mann vunoex ulfmv 4u5Q-Q 4 ' V 5 ff sr- 54,41 V- a ,, , 4,1-FM,-,A-U 'ik - :.,, , ' I I -H f 'f,,.1a' - ' M 4 T :dm -. , ' . , 3- , ,-.wx ,. JM- ,, 1,1 V, fZq:, , gfg?3v1g,m4,y 3 .. 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