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

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EG Students Take Honors at Festival Something New -Reaa'er's Theater The something new that has been added to the Eagle Grove Center is Reader's Theater. This new group was organized for students wishing to partici- pate in extracurricular dramatics. Reader's Theater is an interpretation of a theater piece as opposed to acting. No costumes are used, everything is done with the voice. Under the direction of Mr. Theodore Kappes, speech instructor, two productions were presented. In the fall, the two-act play, Animal Farm, taken from a book of the same name by George Orwell, was done. In the winter, the reading of Littlest Angel was given. RIGHT--Four students from the EG Center rated out- standing for their perfor- mance at the Community College Speech Festival. Left to right, they are: Kurt Whiteman in discus- sion group, Norman Marty in expository, John Holmes in extemporaneous speak- ing, Jim Knoll in discus- sion group. ABOVE AT LEFT--Cast of Animal Farm : Bruce Brinkman, john Underberg, Duane Odland, Carol Legg, Gary Christiansen, Dwight Anderson, Louise Studer. AT RIGHT--Cast of Littlest Angel : Carol Legg, Duane Odland, Kathy Wilcox, Donita Root, Pauline Thul, john Underberg, Louise Studer. Nine students from the Eagle Grove Center took part in the Community College Speech Festival held April 14 on the Des Moines Area Community College Campus at Boone, Iowa. Seventeen area community colleges participated. Others participat- ing in the Festival, besides those shown below, were Dan Ramaeker, Paul Dreasler, Marilyn Menke, and Carol Legg.

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FRONT ROW--Marcia Newcomb, Marcia Kvale, Kinseth, Jerry DeBoom, Gary Christiansen, Jim Brenda Flett, Kathy Wilcox, Marcia Anderson, Mary Knoll, Erik Lomen, Duane Odland, Paul Wilde, Stevenson, Marilyn Menlce. BACK ROW--Pat Moore, Palma Bygness, Gayle Dooley. Mary Erland, Jayne Minikis, Robert Morgan, Craig Concerts and Particzpales in Stale Festival The chamber choir presented special numbers in the regular programs and also performed for various community groups. The chamber choir features madrigal, folk, and popular music. FRONT ROW OF THE CHAMBER CHOIR--Gayle Dooley, Pat Moore, Palma Bygness, Robert Morgan. BACK ROW--Kathy Wilcox, Erik Lomen, jim Knoll, Craig Kinseth.

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l r ABOVE Senate President Dennis Brechler introduces Kris 'n Dale. Mznz Festzval Guests Rotate to Three Centers The Middle School auditorium was the scene of the senate -sponsored Mini Festival. This folk festival was highlighted three nights by three excellent and talented folk groups. On March 16 Kris 'n Dale opened the festival with their presentation of modern folk music. On March 17 Ben Pena entertained by demonstrating his duo talents of singing and guitar playing. The Mini Festival ended Wednesday, March 18, with the Three Party System. This young folk group had a very fine performance in their versions of today's popular folk songs. The enter- tainment was open to both college students and the community. After their performances here, the groups went on to tour the other IC centers and col- leges in the state. LEFT--the Three Party System does their thing. BELOW--Bruce Brinkman greets Guitarist Ben Penag Mr. Pena visits Spanish class the next afternoon. e ff 2 5 .1 .-fsil?QiS3i.f,:,.:f4 ,.,., I '- 'J Wkfewanggw wq tt4 f51fSi'f??2::W-,, .. f--fiifsifs ., , A-as Q fit' aw , . Q ., - '. .,., . ' ., , 253255551-lQ:1