Iowa Lakes Community College - Wolf Tracks Yearbook (Estherville, IA)

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A time to acquire business skills will 5 fm, W milling' H E W is fTop lefty secretarial officers--Connie Flynn, treasurerg Ros- anna Smith, secretaryg Betty Janssen, presidentg Kathy Raw, historiang Barb Opheim, vice-president. fTop centerj Man, have I got the typewriter b1ues, thinks Betty Jansen as she tackles her Monday morning project. fBottom leftj instructor Harold Wente and Office Occupations coordinator Charles Ullorn examine the Offset in the machines center. fBottom centerj clerical instructor Georga Voigt demonstrates the collator. --l-.H--..- , - 120 . VL 'E- I

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agri -business QTop leftj FEED AND FERTILIZER CLASS OFFICERS: QFIRST ROW, leftj joel Hors- ley--director, jim Sunde--director, Ray Schwebach--director, Dave K1ohs--par- liamentarian. QSECOND ROWJ Herb Ru- den--historian, Rod Eisenhower--secre- tary, Mervyn I-loermann--treasurer, Rod Hodgson--director. QTop rightj Robert Klosterman--state Decca presidentg Donald McKinney. fBottom1eftJ Joel Horsely--extemporaneous speaker. QBot- tom rightj Larry Toillion. fBottom rightj PARLIAMENTARY TEAM: Ray Schwebach, Dave Klohs, Rod Hodgson, Rod Eisenhower. ' XQJ . 4' P - 1 3 . ,- .-' 'l .gg-,, at if f T g W. ff' l This seven-quarter vocational techni- al program provides the opportunity to evelop the skills, abilities and under- tandings needed fortechnical positions in he feed,fertilizer,grain, seed and chem- cal indusuies. This agri-business program provides raining and experience in both business nd technical agriculture. The ,program a cooperative industry program which volves classroom instruction and nine- eek blocks of employment experience n agricultural businesses. The student is iven the opportunity to gain practical xperience on the job during four 9-week eriods alternating with five 9-week lassroom sessions. Upon completion of e program, graduates are awarded the ssociate of applied science degree and ave accumulated 3000 hours of training the classroom and industry. Graduates assume positions in mid- anagement, sales and service, and roduction ositions in a ricultural bus- : P a g esses 1n the midwest. 1 V f e-A 'A .-Ez:1.fatsE5E-?:.'f+.1-'1.--.ff ' 'fiffk W l Il I 7 T ,r Jimi' ,451 x 5 I' N ,a:gf5x,:,gg 6,51 -1 if? S A e 3? vs -'X 1,-HA N--IX . II9

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QTop rightj Linda Griffith and Becki Harvey find the charm center of extreme help in the morning. fBottom centerj clerical of- ficers--Carol Meyer, secretary-treasurerg Becki Harvey,vice-presidentg Marge Peter- son, president. CBottom rightj instructor jean Clark explains the use of the shorthand lab to Barb Opheim. , . d 1 'W S-.. Q The 9-month Office Occupations Programs consist of typing, office machines ,fili.ng, business correspondence, charm educa- tion, accounting, oHice procedures, communication skills. The Secretarial Program stresses shorthand and gives the students an opportunity to specialize as legal, medical, or ex- ecutive secretaries. They receive a 9-week on-the-job training period at which time the students work in business offices as full-time, salaried secretaries. The students in the Clerical Program attend classes during the morning and are employed for a minimum of three hours in the afternoon. This practical on-the-job training provides the student with an opportunity to obtain a practical education which coincides with her career objective. Q, 55: Za' ,- 'X K I T 1 I