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

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1ll l -L ear Art League furthers appreciation of art To increase interest in art, the Art League brought several art shows to LLCC. They also co- sponsored Earth Day events. fTop rightj I'm not just sure of what I'm making, but it's really fun, gloats George Rittgers. fTop leftj Joe Drake, Bruce Nash, Diane Swanson, John Lewis, Bill Grif- fin, react lazily to the highs of the art trip. fCenterj Dick Williams, adviser, and Kris Jensen finalize preparations for Earth Day promotion. fRightj Becky Swanson, Doug Eubanks, john Lewis and John Egel concentrate on their in- dividual art projects, which were later dis- played in the Rotunda.

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',1 'llw U. 4I2 '5 1 I 1441, ,,. u -J., T'.x, 'Fl YOUNG DEMOCRATS: QFIRST ROW, lefty John Lazaris--adviser, Jo Trienen, Dave Cronin - -pres ident, Mike Theisen, Donna Kopal. QSECOND ROWy Peggy Merron, Ivon Weaver, Vicki Peterson, Debbie Sin- clair, Linda Thom- sen, Diane Sinclair, Merlin Thompson. Young Demo's events are social, political Activities of the ILCC Young Democrats were both social and political. On campus, they participated in Homecoming and sponsored several dances. In addi- tion, they co-sponsored the monthly panel discussions of current events. Politically, they participated in the campaigns of john Kibbie and Robert Fulton. Several members attended the State Young Demo- crats Convention. fLeftj Wipe Up A Victory was the theme of the YD Homecoming float. fBottom lefty the discussion of World population problems held the attention of panel members--Leroy Powers, Rev. Fitzgerald, john Laz- aris, Dale Green.

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SISEA aims to inspire future teachers Student ISEA is an organization designed to de- velop an understanding of the teaching profession among college students preparing for a career in ed- ucation. The organization aims to give students prac- tical experiences in the problems of the profession. It also gives students a voice in matters affecting their interests in education and the teaching pro- fession. ABOVEJ guest speakers at the SISEA meeting were the student teachers of the Estherville Public Schools. They discussed their experiences in teaching as Mike Fischer, Suzanne Newell, Linda Higgins and SISEA members Qrightj listen intently. STUDENT ISEA: QFIRST ROW, lefty Cindy Gal- vin, Peggy Bartelrnan, Ivon Weaver. QSECOND ROWJ Dave Nitz, Jenny Denger- -president , Kathy Vagle,Dale Green--adviser, Bob Green. QTHIRD ROWJ Linda Thomsen, Diane Taylor, Nancy Sloan. QFOURTH ROWJ Ruth Schock, Debbie Sinclair, Rhonda Swanson.