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

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v2g1l?'1 ii ' ii L I Q is l l 5 T l t L is l yn, . Gail Hovick practices the supposedly painless art of innoculation on willing volunteer, Joan Hanson. Associate Degree Mrs. Karen Johnson instructs Sharon Erickson and Julie Ruble in op- erating another of medical technology's electronic innovations. ill I ll glitz il? -,nm 4 I' X . lg.l.l.. ' iiilff x, ' ' V 'Y . , , FRONT ROW - K. Campbell, L. Peterson, K. Thielen, D. Kuske, V. THIRD ROW - S. Rochleau, T. Dowling, M. Michaelson, M. Ven- Thompson. SECOND ROW - K. Subbert, C. Johnson, J. Hanson, teicher, V. Albrecht, N. Wood, L. Blair. FOURTH ROW 3 E. Hen- A. Schilling, D. Kelly, J. Ruble, S. Erickson, N. Bode, L. Miller. nigar, K. Ross, G. Hovick,J.Anderson,C.Severson. 30

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Future Marketers Study Processes The Food Marketing Management Program is designed to prepare qual- ified people for management and supervisory careers in food distribu- tion. Students are trained in the re- tail or supermarket phase of the in- dustry, but are qualified for numer- ous career opportunities in food dis- tribution. This program features classroom instruction correlated with on-the-job training in selected food stores throughout the state of Iowa. Past graduates of the program have found many opportunities available to them in the food indus- try. Those graduating from the pro- gram do receive an Asso. Degree in Applied Science. if X sv 2 :- -1 ,3 , John Myers, Nick Wright, and Don Reinheart. 1111 Mr. Harold Frentrus simulates a job interview with Dan Renken to prepare him for future inter- views with prospective employers. ' g 4 '---g-,,- -firm- I N -.., - 'Math 3 ,. . .5 X, . . ' ' - f- -'1, '5l4. -.Ja . N A 1 A? A fi: V '- 3,---'i..,,.t. , T N l' .gr .sb ,wx ffigwqf lf' V- gf,-f, PUFFA PUFFA RICE msgs Nick Wright practices manipulation of a cash register with the help of mock customer, Don Reinheart. 29

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P? : - X l urses Seek Careers in Patient Care ' in i H' MT' ff: - .-2 ti X -. N 5., ,, ff? X1 Qii.m.... i. ,nge J l l 'ef Miss Cora Duis, with the help of Jean Taylor, shows the use of a patient Kathy Subbert, Pat Stowater, Sue Pleggenkuhle, Mrs. Inez Valley and Linda Johnson, LaVonne Peterson, and Mrs. Cheryl Severson talk over experiences ofthe day. ' iigjww uw The Associate Degree Nursing program was designed to prepare qualified graduate nurses for the ' State Board Licensure Examina- tion. The twenty two month pro- gram consisted mostly of women, but is open to men as well..The cur- ' T e T riculum consisted of nursing and 'fu margggaggfg. N W iii i .N ,ti mga -4 , -I i Hxlllmll l - - .L lt s . 3-1 ! ,, T ll Q- ' EI.. at f general education courses held in - classrooms on the college campus, and selected clinical experiences primarily in local hospitals. Sup- portive observational experiences a were also provided in a variety of selected social, welfare and health i agencies. In these agencies, stu- dents learned the care of medical, surgical, geriatric, obstetrical, pe- diatric and psychiatric patients. r ,.,, .wi i-t..,.h t . ,X -W iw - ,ani 'fi-it E. af? transport device to Page. Sue Pleggenkuhle and Kathy Subbert take the blood pressure ol' u re- laxed Mrs. Nordgren,