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

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Young Democrats Voice Their Op1'n1'orzs ABOVE--Mr. David Sinclair Cspon.J, C. Schaa, M. Hall, M. Anderson, D. Miller, J. Reinart, P. I-Iinderks, P. Thoe, D. Follett. The YD's of Hamilton County are a group of stu- dents interested in acquiring political experience, meeting people who make the laws, and taking an active interest in practicing our rights and duties as Americans who will some day take over the reins of government. They try to forget their bred apathy and take a stand on issues which affect them and their peers and try to instill in others the realization of the need to voice opinions. Denny Miller, Club President 50

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FRONT ROW--K. McCollough, L. Jaycox, A. Maxon, C. Mailander, R. Van Langen, W. Stewart, R. Brandt B. Welden, K. Lundy, J. Stark. BACK ROW--L. Soma, M. Smith, C. Naden, M. Stuart, Mr. Lee Richards. College Republltans A dopt ew C0rzst1'lul1'0n Webster City's College Republican Club was ex- constitution, held meetings discussing the problems tremely active this year. Under the chairmanship of Bing Welden since the fall of 1968 Webster Ci 's W CRS attended the State College Relpublican conven- tion in November, when Welden was elected a state officer. The College Republicans adopted a new of drug abuse and pollution, spearheaded the activi- ties on Earth Day, and assisted the local GOP in organizational tasks. Officers for the year were Wel- den, Ken Lu.ndy, janell Stark, Connie Cordes, John Osweiler, and Leah Yunglas. Police Chief Neff, Calvin Crane, State Chairman of CRS, and Region 1 Chairman, Bing Welden, speak to the group on drug abuse on college campuses.