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

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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

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Commuting Students Together The Christmas season at the Eagle Grove center was highlighted by the Christmas Cotillion on Dec. 12. The Cotillion, as sponsored by the Senate, was em- ceed by Student Senate Pres. Denny Brechler. The evening opened with a turkey dinner with all the trimmings, as served by the cooks at the high school cafeteria. Following the dinner, Robert Morgan, accompanied by Mrs. Marcue Boe, led everyone in singing carols. A dance topped off the evening. It was held in the high school gym, which was decorated for the holi- day season. Soul Motion, a group composed of Gary Christiansen, Craig Kinseth, Scott Thieben, Mike Martin, and Steve Brock, furnished the music. 29