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

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arketing Retail Marketing Management is a specialized two year career program which was designed to prepare stu- dents for management and mid- management positions in retailing. The program consisted of classroom instuction and on-the-job training. Retail Marketing Management stu- dents trained on the job during three sessions as they pursued the twenty- one month course. These three ses- sions provided the student with ap- proximately one thousand hours of meaningful, paid, planned and su- pervised retail experience in selected and approved training stations in Iowa, many of which were located here in Fort Dodge. Upon comple- tion of the program, the students were awarded an Associate Degree. Craig Bennet and his employer check over some unseIlable merchandise ff FRONT ROW - K. Grote, M. Brown, D. Gray, J. Block. B. Chris- mess L. G b l' BACK ROW W ' tianson. SECOND ROW - J. Pelster, P. Barry, G. Stanley, J. Land- Roptilz W. Olgdnflglagennet. R. Jensen, M. Clipperton K 25

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Exciting Careers In Fashion Students in the Fashion Merchandis- ing Program prepare for exciting career opportunities in the dynamic world of Fashion. The program, headed by Mrs. Laura Raker and Mrs. Barbara Anderson, is designed to give enthusiastic young people specific knowledge and a back- ground of experience and skill devel- opment in all phases of Fashion Merchandising to assume positions of responsibility. Students of this year's program can look forward to careers in fashion, advertising, fash- ion display, fashion coordinators, fashion consultants, fashion mer- chandise managers, supervisors, and department heads. The program was 21 months in length and included nine weeks of actual training experience. ,IL FT' -11. ,Q ii -sp - ,541 - K ' 9 ir - Q S f XX ' Y : 1 1 l Lori Binger, Karis Eickhorn, and Jo Baier discuss their presentation before they go onthe air. FRESHMEN: FRONT ROW - M. Monthei, C. Gilmore, S. Bonnstetter, B. Lindstrom, S Schirck, K. Blaisdell, R. Scheik. SECOND ROW - M. Murray, D. Lanning, P. Noonan. M Berte, E. Dencklau, J. Ladwig, S. Derscheild, P. McGowan, M. Lynch. BACK ROW - l..,Bin ger, J. Baier, K. Eichlorn, J. Dorman, P. Fricke, M. Bone, D, Blackledge, A. Schuett. 27