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

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Retail Marketing Management Curriculum -'-'Q FRONT ROW--H. Rice, T. Wald, T. Van De Walle, THIRD ROW--C. Agan, M. McLary, J. Frost, D. R. Baker, R. Peters. SECOND ROW--J. Kinney, F. Kokenge, K. McBride. BACK ROW--G. Luethie, D. Stiffes, D. Hansen, J. Kennebeck, S. Echelberger. Peters, H. Thielen, S. Tepfer. Karol McBride sports a smile as he picks up a paper Karol McBride and Dennis Hansen get instructions with a high mark from Mr. Fowler. from Mr. Fowler on filling out their registration forms. 87

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PraeZ1'ealMarkel1'ng Procedures Make Up The two-year Retail Marketing Management program was designed to prepare students for management and mid-management positions in retailing. The students, under the direction of Mr. Gerald Leberman, received classroom instruction and on-the -job training. Class- room instruction included subject matter relevant to a career in retail management, such as introduction to business, retailing, and human relations. Combined with the classroom studies were laboratory sessions housed in a facility with fixtures and equipment that stimulated a retail store. Three on-the-job training sessions provided the students with approximately a thousand clock hours of paid, planned, and supervised retail experience. Stu- dents who successfully completed the course were awarded an Associate of Applied Science Degree. Marketing students Dennis Hansen and John Frost Craig Agan and John Kennebeck work on their prepare a window display. economics worksheets. Instructor Mr. Fowler helps john Frost over a market Mr. Fowler looks over the shoulder of Dennis Hansen technicality. as he fills out an inventory form. 86

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Students Learn Techniques 0fEleclr0m'cs Under the instruction of Mr. Oram Tabor and Mr. Wayne Markland, students in the two-year Industrial Electronics course learned to assist the engineer in designing, developing, and testing new devices, to install and operate video and audio equipment, to devise and maintain industrial control systems, and to provide all odier services connected with the application of electronic equipment. The course was conducted on a one -hour lecture, two-hour laboratory basis. Each student's lab bench included the items necessary for conducting experiments and putting into practice the theories presented in the lectures. Dean Anderson relaxes in the hall during his break. Mr. Markland shows Gerald Simpson and Jerry Lar- son how to measure voltage. FRONT ROW--C. johnson, R. Kendall, D. O'Bryan, Qspon.J. THIRD ROW--A. Johnson, D. Zoch, J. D. Anderson, R. Halliday, Mr. Wayne Markland White, J. Pugh, J. Pavek, K. Williamson. BACK ROW fspon.j. SECOND ROW--J. Larson, S. Knapp, G. --M. Matson, W. Musselman, R. Reid, B. Meyer, M. Simpson, R. Leo, B. Hathaway, Mr. Oram Tabor Bauer, T. Deacon, I. Blanchfield. 88