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

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K ywwprrgar. 5 if A ,, -S rf, :'f1g,mfa,mr. . -' Glenn Smith studies layouts during lab. Mr. McCarty points out a problem to Randy We- lander. 1- -MIP' Dave Pearson takes notes from his drafting text Top--Gene Schoon studies a drafting layout. Bottom--Randy Welander Works on a layout. vwg wg ES' , .L

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Students Practice Techniques 0fDraft1'rzg Under the instruction of Mr. Walter McCarty, students in the eleven-month long Mechanical Drafting pro- gram learned the skills necessary to become skilled draftsmen. The students were in school six hours a day during the program. About half the time was spent working at the drafting board, where the stu- dents practiced basic design, orthographic projections, elevations, lettering, line technique, computer de- sign, and free hand sketching. The remainder of the time was spent in receiving related training in such areas as communications, industrial mathematics, and machine shop processes. 1-N Jim Hartley studies drafting layouts. Jim Berger draws a project during his lab hours. FRONT ROW--G. Schoon, K. Ohrtman, I. Hartley, D. Pearson, Mr. Walter McCarty fspon.J. SECOND ROW--W. Pugh, N. Mueller, S. Reed, J. Berns, K. Olsen, G. Perry. BACK ROW--B. Coats, T. I-Ianneman, W. Ryon, J. Ber- ger, C. Bickford, R. Welander.

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FRONT ROW--M. Meyer, P. Wagner, Z. Williams, P. Newbrough, Miss Lynch fspon.j. SECOND ROW- -M. Bau- man, C. Irvine, T. Nelson, B. Dicks. BACK ROW--P. Ruby, D. Crouch, E. Lawler, S. Shroyer, L. Krull, V. Beug gert, M. Reineking, M. Thomas. Students Learn M6dl'Cd! Office Skills Using Tena Nelson as her patient, Ellen Lawler demonstrates the proper technique for giving a shot. Under the instruction of Mrs. joan Mulroney and Ray Stanley, students enrolled in the Medical As- sistants program learned such basic clerical skills typing, completing medical forms and other recor and answering the telephone. The students also learned to prepare a patient before examination, as ds take temperatures and height and weight measure- ments, and use the equipment in the examination room. The course included nine months of theory and practice taught in a classroom equipped with medical office equipment and supplies. The stu- dents also gained clincial experience by working under a physician for two months. Donna Crouch and Maribeth Reineking measure Marlene BaLunan's blood pressure.