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

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OE Girls Exposed to All Phases On a one-year course - that can be shorter or longer - the COE students learn office skills all morning in the classroom. The other part of the training is on the job in the afternoon. Each of the girls in O.E. has a job in some business or school around Eagle Grove. On May 6, they entertained their employers at a banquet, J. Milton Moore, State Dept. Consultant, Des Moines, was the keynote speaker. 'l If Ast, tr TOP, RIGHT - Two of the members are participating in a demonstration on the proper way to apply make-up. The girls learn not only business skill but also charm and grooming to develop the personality needed for job success. ABOVE, FRONT ROW - S. Anderson, J. Poindexter, L. Nelson. BACK ROW - I. Buseman, M. Berhow, L. Schulz, S. Pres- sler, J. Bolton, D. Steffenson, D. Wason, D. Monson, J. Torkel- son, C. Marchant, C. Larsen, J. Quintus, Mr. Phillips Qcoordj LEFT - Part of the training the Office Education girls reoeive is learning through classroom study in an office atmosphere. The girls here are moving at their own pace in working on var- ious assignments.

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T A l' . z : l l li ivesisssiseiiisf ..f : :mx iv, it , if-Qfw e?it Q . Hi-r, MJ' Phi Beta Lambda Members Work Toward Miami Trip This year the PBL theme has been Community Service. Some of the projects and activities were as follows: Businessman,s Night, Ecology Pro- ject, concessions at games, candy sale, sponsorship of Christmas family, installing new chapter at Webster City, and working towards the State Leadership Conference at Northwestern College and National Leadership Conference at Miami Beach. The fifteen members attending the State Conference in April won the following: first in ac- tivities report, original project, national projectg two second placesg five third-placesg and two hon- orable mentions. The winning projects competed at Miami Beach in June. TOP, LEFT - Phi Beta Lambda installs new Webster City chapter. LEFT - Barb and Pat serve Mark at the Christmas party. BELOW, FIRST ROW - L. Schulz, P. Miller Creportj, S. Sturtz fv. pres.j, P. Hayes, C. Luke, E. Lenning, M. Watts, L. Nelson, M. Kvale fpres.J, C. Christensen, Mrs. Sunner fspon.j. SECOND ROW - J. Bolton Csecj, L. Johnson, M. Jorgensen ftreas.J, W. Brock. .iir1.Jt?llil'lt itll l st ,i ll 'S it We

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ABOVE, FRONT ROW - Mr. Bennett fsponj, L. Nelson, M. Berhow, R. Cramer, L. Torkelson, R. Meinders, M. Kvale fsec.J, J. Orsland, D. Larson. SECOND ROW - S. Volz, D. Neuberger Cv. pres.J, D. Degroote, M. Jorgensen, LEFT, FRONT ROW - C. Christensen, B. Bartley, Mr. John Craw- ford Csponsj, B. Brinkman fpresj, K. Johnson. SECOND ROW - B. Rholl, K. Knutzon, D. Degroote, R. Meinders. LOWER LEFT - Karen Johnson gives Bruce Brinkman a dis- agreeing look during a discussion at a College Republicans meeting. Students Learn About Government Two Ways The Student Senate headed by Dan Ramaeker made several new additions to IC EG this year. For the lounge, a pool table, new cushion chairs, and new chairs for the tables were purchased. For the outside of the building a flag pole was purchasedg however, it has not yet been set up. College Republican club members were active ear- ly in the school year campaigning for local candi- dates for various political positions. Thus through student government and student political club, stu- dents may learn more about how the governemnt functions.