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

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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

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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

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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