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

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'Bw ' 0 .3 Chi Omega Psi started the year off with a bang, with a clean sweep of the Homecoming victories. They sponsored the winning queen candidate, Debbie Lenz, while their float, Give 'Em a Boot, won the float competition. A pep band was organized for several of the home football games. Other activities included participation in the Red Cross Bloodmobile Contest. Spring activities included a car wash and a picnic. UT'd. L' 4-,Q 11 -A, N--. .mst an 1' 4 .a Chi Omega Psi starts year with a bang 1, QTop lefty President Clare Tuninga speaks to his pledges at the Smoker, encouraging , F -2 them to participate in the organization. QAbovej the Chi u .- .V A Omega Psi pep band . V , gi attempted to spur the N- , , , gy 4 -:aj 9 l' at ' Q f, -Q dj- 4. .-1. 1 . -' 11 lv, ' all' 'ir f - '- Wolves on to victory. fLeftj Okay, who's got the ba1l? asks the opponents as the Chi Omega Psi touch football team took on challengers. 57

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CIRCLE K: QFIRST ROW, leftj Don West, Dennis Hageman--adviser, Bill Donkersloot, Warren Waltrnan, Doug He1n1ke-- president, jim Mil- lerg QSECOND ROWJ Ron Sabbe, Maurice Uhl, Ron Duer, Dale I-Ioch, Tom Collins, Ken Kinyon, Ed Fullum. Circle K chalks up another year I T! ie- if .r , . 1, 'ygagsf-if-Tf. 'nTg-Viola' T353 32 N . ' f H -JH.: ' 'F H 'HTF 'il , E , twigieigliigglirisaigaaeie Qaerzga, get l -a 1 C- g .: .- .ii. l iY9'34!-'Twig - mfr?-9 -U' '33-V '- ' f s1,,,--'ME -' 'JlA-afai?'E-'- -VK!! 4' -J, e .nw rf'-- . -get ii? r eg, 1,y,L-.- is My ::- 'f'..'-'WI L:iQ'3' , f',L-2:', fE, .F :qi girlie ' ii.. .a d .L l V' 5531.-fe, YQiI1 !iIl'1f,fil1 ,,iI'F:,,I'AImETi!i.'I, r L 151 , RIC 'fi If In, Mu I X QBottom leftj Ron Duer Ron Sabbe Doug I-Ielmke, and Gary Ellsworth ask the question, Is this any way to the hours of work spent in building the Circle K parade entry. r. '. it . I -Pi Fm 5 .Y ,. H, .,' , 'lr--1, ul I V ' 3 7 'Z build a float? fBe1owJ the finished product reflects '1 . mi i 4 Vx 0 ' ' f ' Q A 'B F ,,p ,-V. . . ' .r 7: KHAWX . Y -1'4? . W , ' I , J 'E:3 1 . ,Lg , -, ,. -F ...X K V 5. Att ica . rQ'fwtaf '-Iv: . ,dn iii. 'c IL. , ..4--a ,mx ,r . .Q. , -i -3 '34 Hi? W. ,. A a ,lv-f-f X ?.Nw'Q ,rf - 4 Ps r'-r ' v K I3-I' . 'Nl 1 . Q 1 W al 1 A ,.,., , 5 151 Q I 5, , W A? rl V, f . ,rl , .l I J , A, .- , o 1 J Q .. --f - . -- .H .f r 5 5' Qi? L' I 3 . ' X - - , ., Vi 'T 4 34,14 1 x .iv , E NA: . A 'KA A Z V I W , I, 1- , ' ' - ' In .-- .- 'EF A , Al I TFL - 'F' 4: w .. r E-1 in ' .- 3--3. I : e. .A . 9 . - -vw 1 ,, -' 4 ,E-,. iw -' ,. 114 X. W, ,. I . 1151 - +I '-1' s- Ci? '. fr ' ?it?'i'-'iSf ' ' J-'iii f if-- ess? W , C. fa -- :ff mawfifrggaz-QLYH :W im,-C A f.,i.,,j.5i-:f- -3-is-g'g,,:.Q. ,555 ,,,,,3w,',, ' , I .. 1 . ,I Y Q ::,,.i,,,-an - '.bi'4:'-'ia1i7 r'?.'7..1P'A1- 'fSi'T,'R'q. ' . ,.. V' .,,L'2'Z,-se, , we., N-.N ' I 2' .i...,?3gg!ff-5242513'::.:1Z?9SiQ'.- s,i:.gg,fP',-ish.'-f'f12.?:+' E LS-it-1-4.--:Y-- res. :ri-5.15.1f,1'jE'j!9jbi'f5Ai5Q1.??TgSii'2Q.gfjj?,'Efigl,gFQ. - 375:-,.-is f ..egsa-13555232 f' '- sf fy-A: ', :ff-'j- 1. 'Q Z..-' f-'-'21 g 'ig' -3 wr-':i.1 l 'il - QQ ' 1--:Tl f 7- .2'-f -'rv -f.f-- 1-1-' ,zf - ' We gas-if fg'2ig 1 , . Q.. ' '. ' ,go 1,31-5 a 4' 'J '

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Win Scholars match wuts IH chess competition The Chess Club is a loosely-organized group of people interested in playing chess. They meet when- ever and wherever possible. Earning points through winning matches, Phil Zum proved to be the top chess player on campus this year. fTopj Chuck Zahrt and Phil Zurn play a match as Steve Larsen, Bob Patterson and Dan Wycoff kibitz. fLeftj Shelton Popeye Seay contemplates his next move.