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

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by Radio Broadcasting Program Monday, January 25, marked the first day of broadcasting for KICB, ' Iowa Central's radio station. The station was created by the Radio Broadcasting program initiated at ICCC last fall. The station oper- ates at 880 kilohertz. The instruc- tor of the Radio Broadcasting pro- gram, Mr. Markland, hopes that someday KICB will be a first rate rock station. The Radio Broadcast- ing program itself offers a broad general education, along with courses that will instruct the stu- dent in the basic phases of broad- cast operations. There is also a program set up for those who may not have a technical aptitude. Lynn Peterson familarizes himself with the control panel of the electronic device before him. T ps T . b X 1 35 V jj . ' is V. Q 1 FRONT ROW - L. Peterson, J. Rowles, B. Johnson, R. McCubbin. K. Wise. BACK ROW - L. Dramer, D. Aljets, D. Hicks, M. SECOND ROW - R. Haukoos, K. Nichols, A. Lauch, R. Renshaw, Levalley. 39

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KICB Radio Station Is Created S. is X Rande Haukoos, the first disc-jockey for KICB, selects a '45 for broadcast to the dorms. The station broadcasted everything from the Top 40 to Underground and from Amboy Dukes to Led Zeppelin. Richard McCabben, and Mr. Markland listen carefully to Dwight Al- June Rowles busies herself with taking note during a radio broadcast- jet's broadcast recording. ing lecture. 38

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Michael Weber and Steven Glaze try not to get their wires crossed while setting up a circuit. riggdj-f.'.'Zr - .V ' 'ms . . t, 4. f Jag M . ----Fest' if ,I ... A , f- lr..-,c -' aj '. -. - it i'.' ' - asm.. - - . ,f -- . , ' 0 Q sr ' ., -1 -,iii Instructor Ken Norman, center, helps Tom Barnett and Robert Hud- son tune-in the right frequency. Electronics Is the Wave Joseph Pugh studies carefully a circuit diagram to recheck before start- ing his project. EN 5' xx Dennis Knight and Douglas Nyman make the necessary adjustments to insure accuracy.