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

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Student Senate This year's Student Senate did some things that have never been done in the past. Some of the political aspects of Senateis work were lobbying for Junior college funds in the State Legislature and a year long battle waged by president Randy Peltz in which he sought to end what he termed an unproportional distribution of the activity fund among IC's 3 centers. Among the less glamorous activities of the Senate were the purchasing for college use, a new pa system, the writing ofa constitution and a revision ofthe by-laws. As inthe past, Senate put further pressure on persons responsible to build a side- walk from the dorms to the complexes. The editor of the Collegian summed it up when he said that this year's Senate accomplished more work, influenced more people, and laid more groundwork for the future than any previous Senate. FRONT ROW: R. Noyes, T. Wickwire. SECOND ROW: L. Cama- J. Hefner fsec.j, J. Anderson, D. Van Hoff, D. Stucce fvice-pres.j, R. rigg, D. Heyne, D. Plath, C. Burke, S. Stiles, K. Peter. BACK ROW: Peltz Cpres.J, C. Morgan. 11

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Honor Students Receive Recognition Michael McCreery received the Alice A. Granger Scholarship. Mary Gommels was the recipient of the Emma Bohi Lewis Scholarship. Some of the scholarships presented at the Honors Socie- ty Ceremonies were: Alan Cooper Memorial Scholar- ship - William Fitzgerald, Nancy Brokaw Memorial Scholarship - Linda Gartong State Bank Scholarship - Kathleen Slaveng Jerry Paul Johnson Memorial Scholar- ship - Carol,Pedersen. f. L ' ' J .Iacklynn Stubbs was recognized as the outstanding freshman chemistry student by the Chemical Rubber Company. A reception was held following the scholarship presentation in the Res- idence Hall cafeteria. 4 L