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

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ABOVE--Mr. Santiago explains the art of hypnosis. RIGHT--Z-z-z-z. Hypnotist Puts Audzence in cz Daze Students obey any command Mr. Santiago gives. A new dance step is accidentally discovered. I36 On February 18, Mr. Jose Santiago presented a show of magic, ESP, and hypnotism. Fifteen members of the audience were chosen as subjects and were put through a variety of antics that ran from the usual display of spontaneous laughter and sadness to in- venting a new dance, the Monster Twist. Mr. Santiago demonstrated that there was nothing to fear from hypnosis and that it was only a tool of the imagination. Bob Schmeling is ready to abide by Mr. Santiago's wishes.

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Choirs Present cz Spectrum 0fMus1'e Spectrum '70, presented under the direction of Mr. Eugene McKinley, included pop songs, old favorites, and jazz tunes. Music was performed by the Concert Choir, the Delegation, the Chamber Singers, and the Fort Dodge Senior High Stage Band. 'K LEFT--Randy Davis, Melody Barnhill, Barb Jensen, and Bruce Tepfer are the interpretive dancers for the clioir. ABOVE--The entire choir performs songs for young and old. LEFT--Carolyn Berry shows enthusiasm during the performance. ABOVE--Beth Hoskin lets it all out during Aquarius. 135

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1 I .7 , , ,aa Members of the INNERLIGI-IT provide music for the Graduation Dance. Graa'ual1'0n Forma! Ends the Year The Graduation Dance was held on May 21 at the Elks Club. The dance was formal and students of ICCC and their dates attended. The lnnerlight provided music for dancing. RIGHT, TOP--Mr. Mallaro collects admission from Dave Schlesinger and Julie Fletcher. RIGHT, BOTTOM and BELOW--Couples enjoy danc- ing to the music of the INNERLIGHT. 137