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

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Float by Young Democrats wins first prize in Homecoming Parade. .gg N , ,fr I , f . . 'Q ' K - A ,' ' -Ning' we ,LM 'SQ A N P 1 - 'Fi . Q . Q J g ty' 1 ' . ' .x L Q..-.5 Y-'FMA Q '- ' A I , H ABOVE: jane Bollig and jean Lynch put the finishing touches on the Young Democrats' prize- winning Homecoming float, Ass-king for Victory. 2. I i i Y i i i i .,,,c-,i john Lazaris, faculty sponsor for the Young Democrats, spoke with Robert Fulton, Demo- cratic candidate for governor, when Mr. Fulton was in Estherville last fall.

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Circle K Club develops leadership and responsibility through community service ,fl rig I I l ,. l may . ,ek A l ,vii . .,1 in z Onyx .0 P? 1 I ., .lfl ' I 'll' JJ 'l'l 1, 'l'l' J.u.u. 'Ill' :F-I-a -s UUE. su.u lc., I ABOVE: Members of the Circle K Club removed litter from a ravine near Esther- ville as part of their contribution to the fight against pollution. LEFT: Circle K Club members are, STANDING: Dan Wenck, Galen Moore, Roger Hansen, faculty adviserg Dennis Hageman, Dennis Sabby. KNEELING: Club president Don West, Ricky Iuhl.

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lVlatn Club stimulates student interest in matnematicsg visits industries to acquaint students with opportunities available. H' -3-:Z E13 . ' ' Y iw -f-. .,.., .1 Q. E l . l 1 , . l Q -sm fl Q I U ' , 4 A my 1 ., 0-1 X HH?-Q 'i -7.1 fl?-, 1 ' I n. tif sais -uv Q - A X 512: ,W is 'ilf I QU: 'T X f - , 1 . ,I f -l - -1 1115- ' t b, , , - , ,. .1' 4 ' ., ,,, 14' ',. ,J ,pq go ' rtlfl.,-gh--, f X X I- -lxirl i ,.4 .li .'-,Z- M, . , - -, -' A. - Y -V .,. 4, 1' r ,. . -- t-- I.-f. - .r,uV,. .vu.51-z5-..,KL,.'5.':,.'AQe N R .' ' A Q A -,Q A '-.'.l Ali, ' I .-'ew' J. 1 -3 'Xl viI.6?V .RV N. i . U . -U. .1 ,XA Vx. A H' ' 11,1 . x- xg , ,ii Q , -- i .A U f f J, ,n ' , .lit Hu, , 'j Q-fb ---. -h Q, lyric,- ' I 4, 1- 1 ff' . .li fi.. 1. , 1 I-Q -x -- is , . 74.1. -J, t 'V I H, ' N I 4- . . Ex AH: .-4.. it . , .1 V Q A ., AA-tai,-:X:A:sEf s L , 1-ss g .,. ...i , A I - , ,l 5 ' , .A -5 --Lf.-N r- . . 's' 'M' A 'gf v' .fx V: U' . lt. 1qiY'l.!'V1i ' -- ip 1 .' 'kv ' -X' 'W 'i ,J N lift., V -'.H,,:,lY51,.s,Ja Y'.L-N.. 1 ,,. X' K-Y K. i s x r V' ' f...IQ,y.z'P'ug5 i-'- ,. N , ' 1:53, Q' - ' 4 ',' W fs -- f P im- w '- w ww 4 u' - X' - . , ' , , in -,V 1 A. .. ' '-Id 1' 1 - I in'--i. . J' Q , 1 '..'f- J .x.. 'l'i'n-nf 1,.wnJ.k- ,s . if,CSN'-1-..'Q'.SH Y?x't.'.-s.. The purpose of the Math Club is to acquaint students with the opportunities available to them in math- related occupations. To accomplish this, field trips are taken to such industries as the Iowa Public Service Co. in Sioux City. In addition, guest speakers from the fields of math and engineering are invited to club meetings, Math Club members are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Faculty adviser Roger Harms, Iirn McBreen, Dan Schnelle, Derwood Twigg, Dennis Birkland, Roger Hanson, joe Steil, Dan Wycoff, Mike Thu, faculty co-adviser Robert Dixon. 27