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

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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

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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

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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