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

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LEFT and ABOVE--Members of the Vet's Club stage a counter-demonstration during the Moratorium, Vet's Club Orgarzizes at Fora' Dodge The Vet's Club was a. group composed of ex-veterans and conflicts of today. Their main point of discus- that met to discuss problems relating to policies and sion and interest was the Viet Nam conflict. The programs of the United States concerning the wars Vet's Club was a newly organized group, FRONT ROW--I. Patten, J. Rohner, R, Froah, J. Runcie, BACK ROW--L, Venteicher, R, Lappei M. Gentile, I. Ashm ore, D. Strandburg,

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FRONT ROW--S, Taylor, P. Iordison fsec.D, L. D. Woods, B. johnson fpres.D, R. Lappe, B- TaY10f Camarigg, A, Cady, J. Runcie QV. pres.D. BACK K. Meyer. ROW--Mr, Richard Grove fsponj, J. Edwards ftreas.J, Conservative C0al1'I1'0n Discusses Problems The Conservative Coalition of Iowa Central was a non- politically oriented group. The group was composed of those who wished to assemble and discuss certain events and points of interest of the present day. Members dis- cussed especially those problems that were the concern of youth. Although the purpose of the group was not to take a definite stand on issues, the Coalition did take part in the Moratoriurn, President ,,,,,, , , , Brian johnson Vice President . . . . . . Jim Runcie Secretary ,,,,, , , , Paulette jordison Treasurer ,,,, , , , Judy Edwards 126 LEFT--Members participate in the Moratorium ABOVE--The Coalition is interested in today's problems. BELOW--Mr, Richard Grove is the sponsor of the Conservative Coalition.

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