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

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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

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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

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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-