Iowa Western Community College at Clarinda - Iowa Western Yearbook (Clarinda, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1969 volume:

my QQ D L1 WJ IOWA WESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE CLARINDA, IOWA Editor- Betty Bowen Assistant Editor- Candy Smith Copy Editors- Patrice IVIesser Susan Veseen AS, VIEWED BY THE YEAFIBOOK STAFF IN THE 1969 IOWA WESTERN Layout Editor- IVIirandi Frederickson J 'ce Jansen ani y Julie Strickland Typist-Dian Woldruff Photographer- Vance Dupuis Advisor- C. Jay Smith TABLE OF CONTENTS CALENDAR OF EVENTS 4 SOPHOIVIORE 11 ERESI-IIvIAN 21 NURSES 31 IvIECI-IANICAI.-TECI-I 37 ADMINISTRATION 81 FACULTY 43 ORGANIZATION 59 ACTIVITIES 75 SPORTS 91 GRADUATION 107 P' AL U-.fi -1vT 'ZT3x ' 7 , - 'lf' vigrx --'-1 , r gm + .rc t .a ,Q J '- 1 -- f rx-M SQL 3 ex N ag, 4 'ff' 'J . '. H K , K , Q, .', ,,. 4 . 5 f it X. N Ha CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER Sophomore Registration Freshman Registration Freshman Registration Classes Begin Hootenanny Fraternity Mixer and Barbeque OCTOBER Style Show fl-lairj Dance fKing Pinsj NOVEMBER Prospective Teacher's Day Hamlet Miss Leg's Contest DECEMBER Music Concert Winter Formal fSunday Funniesj Christmas Vacation JANUARY Classes Resume Dance fStone Soul Picnicj Second Semester Begins FEBRUARY MARCH Regional Basketball Tournament APRl Choir Tour Choir Concert Spring Play MAY Girls' Dorm Picnic Spring Formal Hootenanny Baccalaureate Commencement --W 7-vi YWW - - .--.v ,W -,-. - - - A -,-- --A-W1 BETTY BOWEN Editor I' PATRICE MESSER Copy Editor Q! 1 A xiii L X CANDY SMITH Assistant Editor !!!k ' -V,,L-, ELVVAEAN XT N149- DIAN WOLDRUFF 'TNQ Typist SUSAN VESEEN Copy I 'qi gktiijd Y isa' -wig A ' ijisyfu is 1-nulla-JIQL.-v N H 1 Q . gfw-ig MIRANDI FREDERICKSON JANICE JENSON Layout Editor Layout l I '25 ...LMAI - X1 'x-rg E JUDY STRICKLAND Layout 6 -I ,-fr-5.x-, ' f'.:a-if , ba IN. ,, , ,iui?.-f,, -new a ,-09' 68 Welcome, world, to Iowa Western, Come, take a look at me. To the Present I am hope, To the Future, destiny. A hundred thousand footsteps Have echoed in my halls, And for every step a memory Is held within my walls. The tears and shouts that sound here The hopes and dreams that grew, Are written in my very bricks And I show them now to you. So welcome, world, to Iowa Western, Come walk a while and see The story of the students Who spent two years with me. Candy Smith Gil -L-. M iv: -9 l -6-f 3 'I '2Ji My Y 'q College catermg by S1gma Omega Delta The way to a g1rl s heart X MUSIC by the Fay Hoagan Expenment t .14 l Al.. - Wild in the Streets. Sing around the campfire .... l Q, if A 1 K S 1 fg?i? 3' gg 'V ,. 4 I .1 . ' 'f I Ii if 2 .1 sm ilh 7 ,JL- 7g.4't'U 5 V' 'Q UW? N. 7 1 5 dal N ' I k N i -Wx . A V-g'If:v-fa! gb V 'Y 'ar L x 1 ' K- vf ' Eg :P ' ' I. ' T .1 W ' X 'Q' . 5 X 'f . Y Q 4 X -, 'm K l . 1 - 'EXP .Af .,.,-2 S 'Q 'x Ilulf JW 4-se! a-'f' .W. - ,rdgkiftt 'ala-Lf xg. ' ,EEK ,E 2,3 - 3. .3335 A 4 . x H2 '51-. ' 6 ' . A - Q 1 ' um! SOPHOIVIORES LEAD THE WAY . S9-1 A el Ya., Marvin Alff, McClelland, Iowa Robert Allen, Red Oak, Iowa Richard Anderson, Walnut, Iowa Rodney Annan, Clarinda, Iowa Bev Arends, Shenandoah, Iowa Gary Argotsinger, Woodbine, Iowa Bill Atterberry, Davis City, Iowa Marlys Barker, Mt. Ayre, Iowa Dennis Bateman, Sidney, Iowa Rod Behrens, Council Bluffs, Iowa Vici Bertram, Shenandoah, Iowa Merrill Birchmier, Council Bluffs, Iowa -Mick Black, Clarinda, Iowa Donna Blasi, Clarinda, Iowa Gretchen Blume, Clarinda, Iowa ' Steven Boggess, Nodaway, Iowa Pegg Bohrer, Shenandoah, Iowa Maurice Booton, Coin, Iowa Betty Bowen, Audubon, Iowa Ron Bradley, Elliott, Iowa Bob Briggs, Audubon, Iowa Brian Briggs, Atlantic, Iowa Vicki Briggs, Shenandoah, Iowa Nancy Burke, Stanton, Iowa 197 sv . , ' 1 5 - ,. Q 1 . It I 9 P :- Aw -H.1'4.-ff. 4 Wgelrgi. .ww MH -saqf Sur' x 'Nl Xu fx., .I P J 5 i ,,.. F-...ff f-sl' .e ! , R :Q r' ,Jili n l -'H' , !,, 1' ui I. 'Qi' 1:17, KT? Stephen Carlson, Essex, Iowa Kenny Carroll, Bedford, Iowa Bob Cerven, Weldon, Iowa Gayle Clausen, Denison, Iowa Norman Crom, Tab or, Iowa Steve Crowell, Farragut, Iowa John Curnyn, Denison, Iowa Edwin Dahlgran, Riverton, Iowa Steve Dean, Griswold, Iowa Rod Dinville, Randolph, Iowa Dick Dotzler, Harlan, Iowa Sharon Elliott, Essex, Iowa Dale Evans, Bridgewater, Iowa Galen Fada, Red Oak, Iowa Joyce Finley, Clarinda, Iowa Teresa Fox, Sidney, Iowa Pete Filipic, Parma, Ohio Mirandi Frederickson, Harlan, Iowa Dennis Fritz, Harlan, Iowa Janet Fryer, Villisca, Iowa Juan Garcia, Clarinda, Iowa Gary Geer, Shenandoah, Iowa John Giltner, Elliott, Iowa Pam Glynn, Atlantic, Iowa ' 'Hai I Z ' in r , W 1 ,. tal .. .1 , -'wi ,1. .r ,Iii -1 Q x Aww A nf w 4 2 T WH. F' 4 ' rr ' NH 1 E , 12 :Y 'fi -1.4 ,Inu 6' ' 'V . , W7 , if 3 f . , - . . 4 N x , Kb 1.1 I H ' ak 53310 5 x ' If 1 .. ' H 1 erfiffdl. ' S3513 ,hams-V--f 1 Jane Gray, Iowa City, Iowa Mark Greenway, Bedford, Iowa Bruce Gruber, Farragut, Iowa James Hanley, Adair, Iowa Beth Hanson, Braddyville, Iowa Randy Harms, Red Oak, Iowa Stan Harness, New Market, Iowa Kent Harold, Council Bluffs, Iowa Kathy Harris, Wiota, Iowa Helen Hart, Coin, Iowa Jerry Hays, Clarinda, Iowa Mike Hennings, Council Bluffs, Iowa Janice Higgins, Clarinda, Iowa Roger Hoffman, Blencoe, Iowa Lee Hollander, Schleswig, Iowa Barry Inhofe, Atlantic, Iowa Tom Ives, Clarinda, Iowa Gary Jamieson, Neola, Iowa Francis James, Stanton, Iowa George Janssen, Buck Grove, Iowa Steve Jensen, Coon Rapids, Iowa Dale Johnson, Fontanelle, Iowa - Dick Johnson, Red Oak, Iowa Donovan Johnston, Coin, Iowa xf fsqf . 3 in 1.6 if i ' R X, , ia T KH , lf, X u ll 2 ' I J . -915, wus' , Y i .,,.. :Hu f u s-- , 5' 'rg ver ,J lb' ,H X-f ' H-, .. , 4 - ,4 . . i , ,. ., W !i,,, ff' 'JJ 5 Y H-:G ' ee! mi J fl 1 I Q-If -9' , 'wx' 4, 1 ' .K 57 43' ' I U ff 1 J I I I I 'VY 'X X F ' 1 ,mi ,- it -aj 9 94' .-..' ?!Y' fr. O' ' 'QQ- ,I I, 'Nr Larry Jones, Red Oak, Iowa Suzanne Jones, Coin, Iowa John Joyce, Chicago, Illinois Bruce Kaufman, Parma, Ohio Barb Keer, Red Oak, Iowa Jim Knauver, Atlantic, Iowa Dave Knop, Brayton, Iowa Bob Krohn, Shelby, Iowa John Larson, Stanton, Iowa Phil Larson, Clearfield, Iowa Max Leeson, Clarinda, Iowa William Lewis, New York, N. Y. Jim Lindstrom, Kiron, Iowa Diana Livingston, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Marvin Lundstedt, Coin, Iowa Judy McCollough, Denison, Iowa Neil McCoy, Villisca, Iowa Jake McGargill, Imogene, Iowa Karen McGinnis, Shenandoah, Iowa Mary McGinnis, Red Oak, Iowa Larry McGhghy, Clarinda, Iowa Jerry Mann, Clarinda, Iowa Terry Matherly, Villisca, Iowa Sharon Martin, Shenandoah, Iowa Chuck Meacham, Mt. Ayr, Iowa Keith Meyer, Atlantic, Iowa Dennis Mier, Clarinda, Iowa Janie Miller, Sharpsburg, Iowa Norman Miller, Onawa, Iowa Paul Miller, Council Bluffs, Iowa Ray Miller, Blockton, Iowa Sharon Miller, Clarinda, Iowa David Montross, Clarinda, Iowa Marcia Morrison, Villisca, Iowa Bessie Morrow, Clarinda, Iowa Darrell Murphy, Coin, Iowa Alan Nelsen, Avoca, Iowa Nancy Nelson, Red Oak, Iowa Howard Neville, New Market Iowa Mike Newman, Inkster, Michigan Cathie North, Vail, Iowa Tom Olson, Essex, Iowa Steve Olson, Irwin, Iowa Jackie Orth, Bedford, Iowa Jane Otte, Clarinda, Iowa Steve Petty, Elliott, Iowa Gary Pierce, Thurman, Iowa Bob R. Pikula, McKeesport, Pennsylvania '15 ' ,f L-af qiw ., l xl Reed Porter, Red Oak, Iowa Roger Puckett, Shenandoah, Iowa Jim Radke, New Market, Iowa Eileen Reed, Clarinda, Iowa Pat Reed, College Springs, Iowa Carolyn Renander, Red Oak, Iowa Dan Rold, Henderson, Iowa Gail Rope, Clarinda, Iowa Thomas Ryan, Council Bluffs, Iowa Phil Sarr, Council Bluffs, Iowa Sharon Schade, Shelby, Iowa Mike Schrader, Villisca, Iowa Dennis Schwartz, Atlantic, Iowa Dennis Shea, Neola, Iowa Paula Shipley, Villisca, Iowa Kendall Shull, Riverton, Iowa Larry Shum, Clarinda, Iowa Leota Smejdir, Corning, Iowa Candy Smith, Council Bluffs, Iowa Henry Smith, Athens, Georgia Rachael Smith, Minden, Iowa Sue Smith, Brayton, Iowa David Sonaike, W. Nigeria Jim Soetmelk, Logan, Iowa I ni 'CTI' 4 , F glgaif 1 3547, 5 W it f it ,, it l -4 C-v , 3 NX' I x f. ,, 'IL X , Karen Sprock Audubon Iowa Judy Stephens Clarinda Iowa John Stimson Blanchard Iowa J1m Stotts Farragut Iowa Jrm Storjohann Mmden Iowa B111 Stratton Granvllle Iowa Gene Sunderman V1ll1sca Iowa Marcra Swanson Clarmda Iowa Paul Swanson Stanton Iowa Cathy Taylor Bedford Iowa George Thomas Nodaway Iowa Marvrn Van Aernam Amta Iowa Kathaleen Vandenberg Harlan Iowa Iowa Betty Wagner Lenox Iowa Nona Wagoner Clarmda Iowa Ron Walter S1lver C1ty Iowa Cralg Wernunont Cumberland Iowa Kenneth L West Oakland Iowa Dan Whrte Red Oak Iowa V1rg1n1a Wh1teh1ll Bedford Iowa M1keW1ll1ams Clarrnda Iowa Debby Goecker Clarmda Iowa 5 7 7 I 5 7 7 7 7 7 . , . , 7 7 7 3 3 7 3 9 7 9 7 7 7 7 Lodean E. Voss, Schleswrg, 7 7 7 7 7 I . 7 3 7 ' 3 7 3 7 3 7 . . . S . , ! 7 Q' 5 wif, vrkljvfgyfg: ,wh f W M 1 va .532 W EA 1 . ' F 9 K ug. gi 1 ll 4 V .,.:, ' ' ?- f fi fn an -1 'w vu: ' X3 ' :QL L, , ..,1 H '- Q' fam A J 'H 3 , L 1 -4 . I - f 1-sk Ifibll-lmvq GENERAL CATALOG M BULLETIN V ., h'lIl1' za 4 w,v1au mme rv L . rg. HARBRACE COLLEGE HANDBOOK 27,-, 4,.,5,,.,.,,,.,.,,,,,W ! . 4 .,.,.,.,, ..,, sr ,, 'S' vu tn nl11.Wiz-,...,,,,I,H?NUm! - QM. 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K' gi agt??f?fo 1 , 9 1 ll? a h a 7 3 3 7 , QQ 1 5 Y 7 3 3 Q 7 5 4 3 7 5 7 ' s s 9 3 ' ' ip. 3 , f ' A 1 ra Q A , , Terry Chapman, Hamburg, Iowa Don Clark, Essex, Iowa Mike Clark, Logan, Iowa Steve Clark, Council Bluffs, Iowa Bob Coenen, Woodbine, Iowa Rodney Combs, Bedford, Iowa Babara Copeland, Blanchard, Iowa Ron Cox, Conway, Iowa Georgia Crawford, Clarinda, Iowa Steve Cummings, Hamburg, Iowa Kathy Davis, Orient, Iowa Jack Davis, Hermansville, Mississippi Chuck Dickinson, Logan, Iowa Karen Durr, Council Bluffs, Iowa Andy Dyke, Sidney, Iowa Mike Earhart, Stuart, Iowa Mary Elben, Massena, Iowa Chuck Eggers, Denison, Iowa Wayne Embree, Red Oak, Iowa Shelia, Erickson, Clarinda, Iowa James Erlbacker, Defiance, Iowa Jeff Fell, Walnut, Iowa Ron Filkens, Council Bluffs, Iowa Judy Fisher, Coin, Iowa Thelma Freudenburg Clarrnda Iowa Dave Fredrrckson Denrson Iowa SueGam1ne1l Ellrott Iowa Dennrs Garnett Exrra Iowa Phrllrp Garnett Krmbalton Iowa Mark Gearhart Mo Valley Iowa John Geortra Neola Iowa Dennrs Grerstorf Schleswrg Iowa Janet Grlson Srdney Iowa Sue Grltner Elhott Iowa B111 Greene Denrson Iowa Ruth Gregory Clarrnda Iowa Randy Gruber Shenandoah Iowa Jerry Hamm Blanchard Iowa 'N' Ruth Hanson Brad dyvrlle Iowa Pam Hargrs Shenandoah Iowa Roger Hartman New Market Iowa Mrke Hayden Councrl Bluffs Iowa Larry Haynre Glenwood Iowa Thomas Herken Atlantrc Iowa Larry I-Iernplull Gnswold Iowa Leshe Herzberg Clarrnda Iowa Lowell Herzberg Clarmda Iowa J J 7 3 . 3 . 3 3 3 3 3 ' 7 ' 7 l 3 7 I 3 7 . 7 I 3 9 7 Roger Gray, Srdney, Iowa I S 3 I 3 ! 9 J 5 7 9 7 7 I 7 I 9 , , 7 7 7 3 9 3 , 1 Y 1 1' , ' 1 NN K N ...., lull I -x ' rl! 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'fu I L. ,, ' Q 1 J it In , X ,Tauri ' : , W NU I if ,f - ,L .. .LL .AL a Iowa Ali Akbar Kalantari, Shiraz, Iran , . Larry Kalloway, Dubuque, V Iowa Gary Karg, New Market,Iowa li ' , ' Judy Kendrick, New Market, A V' Iowa I '7 W f Cherri Kent, Clarinda, Iowa E51 .sm Judy Kennedy, Red Oak, Iowa Bernie Kiley, Western Springs, Illinois Glenna Klement, Council Bluffs, Iowa Torn Klever, Audubon, Iowa Larry Koger, Bedford, Iowa Mardeen Kruse, Glenwood, Iowa Mike Kruse, Massena, Iowa Jim Lane, Council Bluffs, Iowa Pat Larsen, Guthrie Center, Iowa Ralph Larsen, Guthrie Center, Iowa Diane Lengemann, Coon Rapids, Iowa Sharon Lett, Macedonia, Iowa Russell Loewe, Sidney, Iowa Linda Lorensen, Clarinda, Iowa Randall Lynch, Maloy, Iowa Rosemary McCarthy, Menlo, Iowa Iris McGhghy, Clarinda, Iowa Maureen McGinnis, Shenandoah, Iowa Dan McGivern, Marengo, Iowa Eugene McMullen, Henderson, Iowa Stuart Madsen, Kimballton, Iowa Kent Martens, Griswold, Iowa Maxine Mascher, Clarinda, Iowa Patrice Messer, Stanton, Iowa i. ix fr-17 ' ,. . 1' ., KJ !- .. - -f 'L ,fx --tiff f. 11:1-if , 'HDV 491 me-i J A .- 4152 'ia f :ik vt' . ,fu -: f',,Eii3 ,,-' Q., . ' :iii If 1 I , Q l 1- th I f 1 W. E I 4, A ', i1 'f.n 1??' . '1' l -f 'L 'W 'T- -. 4' If v I xv' 'x X-'ff 0 flex J 52 sg? f tri x - ' 1819 A ' - H ,N U l,,W,tiIA I I JET ' q - J j- f. 'I , I , I J V tv , 1 .1 521 ' f. Q X. Julie Meyer, Clarinda, Iowa Jim Miller, Stuart, Iowa Cheryl Minor, Clarinda, Iowa Angie Monroe, Sidney, Iowa Phil Moree, Atlantic, Iowa Greg Morrison, Cumberland, Iowa Sandy Motsinger, Clarinda, Iowa Linda Mutchler, Shenandoah, Iowa Danny Nenneman, Thurman, Iowa John Newman, Stanton, Iowa Rick North, Denison, Iowa Mike O'Connor, Walnut, Iowa Randy Pittman, Hancock, Iowa Paula Pilling, Macedonia, Iowa Gordon Pratt, New Market, Iowa Dan Price, Woodbine, Iowa Darrell Rattenborg, Audubon, Iowa Larry Reincke, Denison, Iowa Janice Renander, Clarinda, Iowa Kathleen Rex, Corning, Iowa Linda Olsen, Red Oak, Iowa Eileen Oster, Elliott, Iowa Ronald Peterman, Conway, Iowa Charles Petersen, Schleswig, Iowa Q17 .af ,... Irma Sallee Corn Iowa Ne1lSchroeter Exrra Iowa Ke1thSchuler Vrllrsca Iowa Wanda Schultz Krron Iowa Terry Scott Councrl Bluffs Iowa Mrke Selby Vrllrsca Iowa Joyce Sell Srlver Crty Iowa Daryle Sheeder Guthrre Center Iowa Roger Sheldon Percrval Iowa Everett Shepherd Stuart Iowa Ne11 Srmonsen Atlantrc Iowa Juanrta Snyder Hamburg Iowa Terry Stanley Thurman Iowa Cheryl Steensen Guthrre Center Iowa Gary Stephens Hamburg Iowa Twyla Stolz Earhng Iowa Ted Stra1t Cornrng Iowa Julre Stnckland Vrllrsca Iowa Crarg Stroburg Blockton Iowa B111 Taylor Srdney Iowa Phrl Terry Underwood Iowa Allen Thams Demson Iowa Trm Tholen Guthrre Center Iowa I I 3 3 7 9 7 3 9 3 5 . , . . , 3 3 3 3 5 . 5 7 7 . . , ., Rose Smrth, Red Oak, Iowa 9 3 I 7 3 3 7 9 J I 3 2 3 9 5 7 3 . , . 3 7 . 9 7 - 3 9 3 Patti Tritsch, Braddyville, Iowa Marvin Ulmer, Woodbine, Iowa Roger Vanatta, Randolph, Iowa Susan Veseen, Stanton, Iowa Gordon Wagoner, Clarinda, Iowa Steve Walling, Council Bluffs, Iowa Rich Ward, Wiota, Iowa Bill Warren, Clarinda, Iowa Marilyn Wax, Emerson, Iowa Sally Weisenborn, Clarinda, Iowa Candy Welsch, Elliott, Iowa John Whipple, Thurman, Iowa Michael Whitney, Malvern, Iowa Anne Wenstrand, Essex, Iowa Candace Williams, Clarinda, Iowa Gary Williams, Stuart, Iowa Harry Wilson, Omaha, Nebraska Terry Wilson, Randolph, Iowa Roger-Wistrom, Stanton, Iowa Dennis Witt, Council Bluffs, Iowa Dian Woldruff, Clarinda, Iowa Bruce Zoss, Harlan, Iowa John Butterbaugh, Council Bluffs, Iowa Douglas Clayton, Council Bluffs, Iowa A Zf'eHx -' QQ ...J .W r 3:3 'ff -Ve S 'Q-l '? rpg, +sv'4 X , A. if I ' K' ffl 7 - 4 F i?g'2 lg 3 .. f 32 3 K -li f,.3v is ,A ,. A so 9 NX LL 'it xx A-1 ,,X 4 I 'W Sv . ' I ' Milf i A ,N avg Q. , rg g.. pnnrsupn.. 5' 4-.. -. K Y Q ' J-13' y 221' - 'wfgvif 1' A. ff ,iff ,px . .i 2' f , ,lf ' ' fi , 5.-4 I ,W .1-vw? ,f 5 :I gf - up if 'Q up .4 5 Kaine,-,'v?... Y- n ' ' - . ' 4 K .W,.,.,4. , 1-2 ..,4., n . , I I-'aifgqf In -qv . -4. 1 I- F' 't:f::Q'-35311-' - -' ,gm 591751 AH- , ' wmv ALJ:-:'.m .,, --- - ' '1'n... : . , - . p E 3 ' N jf' 1 XX-I Q-'19 PRACTICAL NU RSING PRACTICAL 4' FLORETTA CHURCHILL-President MARY WEAVER-Vice-President LINDA RIDENOUR-Sec.-Treasurer Gravity, Iowa Blockton, Iowa Villisca, Iowa ALICE ELAINE ANDERSON EVELYN BAKER Red Oak, Iowa Clarinda, Iowa PATRICIA BROWN TERESA CHURCHILL JANET CRAWFORD Cedar Rapids, Iowa Clarinda, Iowa Clarinda, Iowa NURSES 69 KATHY DOAN EDNA HARDING MARILYN RACE HIATT Tabor Iowa Shenandoah Iowa Braddyvllle Iowa SHIRLEY HUFF BETTY JENKINS Ellston Iowa New Market Iowa GRETCHEN ROPE SHIRLEY SEARL MARIE WALDRON Clannda Iowa C1ar1nda Iowa V11l1sca Iowa 7 I ' I-I J.. I 0 0 J I I 'I 5 5 DORATHY CRAFT Instructor RUTH HARPER Coordmator RUTH KING Instructor H. c 1 F LK at -. s .s 1 5 if? X x w ,jt 1 i ,,.,. 1 J., ,-' f' 6 W- n gn...- v-.-. v-- 4 H454-A , Who's the next victim? 'F' 7 ' wi ' QE :-., 'f 'J- 1 -ff K H 1. u'fg'g65zQ gg nv,-Quil l ' ,nga Q- ,ii-V A, f 1 tzmst rig? ff-f g - s..+7 Its feeding time for poor little Kathy. 'W X., 'if- And here we have another ve1n But wh1ch one? Qi We J, 1 Could be a hfe savmg operat1on Beheve It or not, th1s 1S a lung ' -1-QF lf ii-L -41441: MECHANICAL Eddie Davison Braddyvllle Iowa Pete Gaines Clarinda Iowa Dan Hayes Shenandoah Iowa -5-.. Terry Martens Clarmda Iowa Stanley Moyer Hamburg Iowa Doug Palmer Carson Iowa Roger Pigg, Atlantic, Iowa Cliff Shum, Clarinda, Iowa Dennis Thompson, Clarinda, Iowa Martin Walker, Red Oak, Iowa 'il -:ml ,wa f .4-:gr Cir ' , Q I Carrol Bishop, Emerson, Iowa Vaughn Dobbs, Red Oak, Iowa Maurice Fine, Braddyville, Iowa Stephen Graham, Denison, Iowa David Grimes, Clarinda, Iowa John Head, Essex, Iowa Bob McCoy, Red Oak, Iowa Dennis Pickrel, Emerson, Iowa Norman Riemersma, Council Bluffs, Iowa David Wheatley, Atlantic, Iowa ,-ang' fr.-me Data data and more data gg. 4-fm Lg? 7' J 'K i N I llmgu Y '7A 3 Hydrauhcs What makes at work? Makmg a Setup V? 90 1 - . ' Profs can be so boring! MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY FACULTY JAMES J. STOVALL, Instructor- Co-ordinator B.S. Ind. Ed., Iowa State Univer- sityg Further Study-Iowa State Un- iversity. DUANE YOUMANS, Instructor Honeywell, Inc.g General Technical Institute. 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X 71 DR ROBERT D IOOFT Supermtendent Our socrety today IS extremely mobrle and competrtrve A person rn our current world cannot afford to handrcap hrmself by possessmg too httle knowledge and madequate skrlls A person should not treat the value of educat1on hghtly now or durrng the rest of h1s hfe for rt not only makes possrble a better materral hfe but a better hfe 111 terms of adjustment to a changmg world and m terms ofthe ab1l1ty to cope wrth problems of hvmg Adequately educat ed people are better adjusted healthrer and generally hap prer than others Makmg the most of one s opportumtres for an educatnon be they rn vocatronal technrcal or the arts and scrences makes sense Selectron of an educatlonal pro- gram that has appeal and one that prepares a person for a career rn a f1eld of h1S rnterest and abrlrty IS a must The Iowa Western staff and board are commrtted to help each student prepare for a l1v1ng and to learn to l1ve For those who have completed therr educatrons congratu latrons' No matter where you estabhsh you home remember to COHIIHUC your educatron One IS never too old to benef1t from strmulatron of the grey matter IOWA WESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD OF DIRECTORS JamesP Montgomery Clarmda presrdent Clmton Keay Logan Lesl1eH Ward Councrl Bluffs v1ce presrdent W1ll1amD Baer Malvern RobertL Emerrne Councrl Bluffs Warren Gaer Atlantxc Robert Drpple Councrl Bluffs Harvey Saar Treynor George Eble Shelby DonaldN Krmes Councll Bluffs 1 7 I s 9 ' . . , . . , . 3 9 . I I . . , . , . . ,ZF ,L Y , ,Y , , , rr' '. - Jia' gr., gr get ESI, l s I - 1 r rc, , 5 1 '1 . Mraz! 1 at HF Z' - - - , J V A x' - - 'X - 9 1 9 9 s ' 5 1 ' , . , , - 5 a 1 s 3 3 3 7 9 5 ' 7 ' 'xi' ?i. ua 4 just ts U15 . fa, va, nr 'CJ F Lb 'v 4529? if F3533 925,551.4-arg 211- gi: ' :jgj N ' 4 ,iw 4 .jl',rf' t zmliflst ww W l, ': -- .4r- -v.,V ,. H' '- .vffl '17 -- fi: -.Aff . --tl --V -' - '51 fff, .'i'4 , eu. -, . QS-.,J 1 'l' :iam-u.'L2 is I Q it fa ..-, N-.V.l. ,T eg - Q . Y-. it X ni, N, , or M 1 As we proceed with plans for the future of Iowa Western Community College, Clar- inda Campus, may we never lose sight of the contributions of our students of this and former years in the development of our college. Your influence will be with us for years to come. Dedicated to the philosophy of 'tan op- portunity for everyonev let us continue to develop courses and programs that will truly help prepare each and every individ- ual, to the fullest of his capabilities, for a richer and fuller life, for service to man- king. We sincerely hope that your stay on the Clarinda Campus of Iowa Western Com- munity College has helped make you a more capable and responsible citizen, one desirous of accepting a leadership role in society, as well as in the work-a-day world. Our sincere best wishes to each of you. DEAN ORIN MANN ,W .,,.- ,. 1'3 6 TERRY L. THOMPSON, Student Personnel Director GENE BECKMAN, Business Manager B.S. Sec. Ed., Northwest Missouri Stateg M.A., Central B.S. Business Adminstration, Northwest Missouri State Missouri State. DR. GEORGE HERRoN,1nSffucf0f Tarkio Collegeg University of Ne- braskag Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. DOROTHY RANCK, Instructor Northwest Missouri State, Mary- ville, Missouri. lvl M it , o i or N .L ?EfU'lw 113: 'M' -'f'-Qiifl L WP- li RAYMOND L. JAMES, Counselor B.S., Tarkio Collegeg M.S., Syracuse University. will PRUELLA DUPUIS Asst Llbranan B S Elem Educatlon Northwest MISSOUII State LIB AFRY FRANCETA BAILEY Head L1brar1an B S Ed Northwest M1ssoun State M A Llbrary Sc1ence Un1v Denver MAXINE ROGERS,Ass't Lxbrauan fN1ghtj Z-5-., l'X Q! Y X 1 A 'f,f1 - Sf' Y, ,. E . . ., g 1 ! , . ,Lg -.--4 -'- N A ,747 .L 5' Chl E 'ls W ALICE WAGONER Cha1rman B A Parsons College M A The Cre1ghton U111V6fSlty SN LOREN E SIMPSON A B Umverslty of Kansas M A UI1lV6fS1ty of Kansas GERTRUDE LEE A B Geneva College Bachelor of Oratory Geneva College M L Un1 verslty of Pnttsburgh JANET OLENIUS B.S., Northwest Missouri State Col- legeg M. Ed., University of Missouri. , K' . f. f h vu ' ,J ' NELSON E. CROW, Director, Music Dept. Bachelor of Music Education, Simp- son College g Masters Music Educa- tion, Drake University. ANNA SMITH, Music Instructor B.S. Music Ed., Northwest Missouri State, M.M. Ed., Kansas Unive rsity. Wm Xx K wie. EBF MY fyfi IK r ID vt L M fl L. Q Lx as, DEAN BAILEY Charrman B S Northwest Mrssourr State M A Bus Ed Unrv Idaho Ip- C JAY SMITH, Instructor B S , Northwest Mrssourr State, M A Bus Ed , Colorado State College L. FRED S SCOTT Instructor BS Umv Indlana MAT Iowa Umversrty ,+--771--:v,3f--W A-f - el- --+f- 'ni-fl-.-14?. . -IH. V-.-.H - .' 1 T'.:'- f'5-- Ti:S? 1: -'f +'f1'-. f'-- fa, , ., le: S' , ,-- -f, 4 ,F-,--3-,-i -rr--Y A -WU U- -K . Y If. ,421-,.,f,2.L,,L.r, .L. ,,, ,.- . Us .. ,. V 1.4 . J , ,, L V ,Q .J- , - . t UH Hel L NF 4 -F384 1 R551 ff. if TLV :F 'J ,. . . L S35 llfl We M emi xt'-.9 git, w' K' ' F will , , 2 : thi I MITXI4-' STIIII. 1:IfS.','- , , ' fu 2. 5. fu-t..f-' g..li!,i4fAi 1. '--'.'f-WLJ..-f Zi FP..fN.1s LL- -is-1. CAROLE AKERS, Instructor B.A. Northwest Missouri State. WALT STANTON, Athletic Director B.S., Northwest Missouri Stateg M. A. Ed., Northwest Missouri State. WILLIAM RAGLE,Instructor Mens Phy. Ed. B.S., Missouri Val ley College, Marshall, Mo.g Masters, Education, Missouri Uni. J f --J TFFL-SG 5 DONALD L GRAY B S Ed Nebraska State Colle e Peru M A Northern Umversrty of Iowa DONALD C PAULSON, Charrman B A , Luther College, Decorah, Ia , M N S , State U of South Dakota CHARLES HOOPER B S Ed U of MISSOUII at Colum bra M S New MEXICO H1ghlands Unrversrty 52.144 dp LEWIS B. WELLS B. Ed., Western Illinois Universityg M.S., University of Iowa. THOMAS R. HENDRICKSON B.S., Iowa State University, Ames M.A., Washington U., St. Louis. GERALD C. ROWLAND A.B., Cotner College, Lincoln, Neb.g M.A., University of Nebraska. MARY ANN MILHONE BA Parsons College MA ru versrty of Nebraska MAX R JOHNSON Chauman B S Ed Northwest MISSOUH State M A Colorado State Ed D Colorado State CLARENCE MANDEVILLE B A , Great Falls College, M A , St LOUIS Un1vers1ty DWIGHT PARRISH BA Nebraska State MA Ne braska State .131-..-.,.....,, DON REED B S Un1vers1ty of Neb Omaha M A Un1vers1ty of Neb Omaha B S Northwest MISSOUII State Graduate Study Un1v Iu1Il01S E' . ' sg ' Aux' E 'iffy 7.9 ' ttt- ' ' 'S S , JAMES P. DROWNS J A ig ,.'H:L-J Y F 4 C- ' V grim wr ,f -.L L n :Q 5: 9- -- .- CORAL STEPHENS, Physchology B.A., English, Parsons College, M.S. Guidance, Drake University. we 5-,A-Ver is Tit A E .V I 54:5 it hyd W mein: . I . -f U . -M353 af 'H mg. f'.4wijr. ,Q 1,5 1 gi 1 5 Q ., fd A ff Qi ,ug -.5 sf 1 fe 'D gs. ' ate jig. as . . . .if . yr 1.-iii nn MARIE E. GARCIA, Foreign Language M.A. Ed., M.A., Lit, Doctor Philosophy-Education, Havana Un- iversity, Cuba. N'-r DELBERT E. SMITH, Chairman B.S., Sec. Ed., Northwest Mo. State, M.A., Kansas University. 'X-og XLTTQVTW-riq-E' ' , 'fx A 8 ,.. 1 1.5, ' L ., ' INAVA , , . X XA 1 ' Y'-,i xigbikx - iiizt RQ M' ' M ' A MAUREEN SMITH, Receptionist. 'il' MARGE ANDERSON, Secretary-Bookkeeper. u2 ' CHARLOTTE BLUME, Secretary, Vocational-Technical. i SEC Fi IEEE? L, ,,. , YYY rt,-+Y7m+, YA 7 4 CARMALITA QJILLSON, Secretary to the Dean r X BETTY ANKENY, Secretary in Library. C Q., 4. N wi is Harold Mitchell GYIVI MANAGER CUSTCDDIANS 1 Neal Johnson X V-,f - ' GF-f M- T ,,.- -I .1 in H gr -,,. I A e , i if E John Mankle The lowo Western Community College Blue Jay Flyer Homecoming A Success! ORGANIZATIONS .4 'il lj ' I: I tk.-.ea HJ N R SOC! The l.A.C.C.-V.T.l. Honor Society was organized on the 24th of February, 1969. The purpose ofthe organization is to promote and recognize scholarship among students in Iowa Area Community Colleges, Vocational-Technical Schools and Junior Colleges which are active members of I.A.C.C.-V.T.I. To be a temporary member of this organization a stu- dent must have had a grade point average of 3.25 and ters, he may become a permanent member of the society. The society has 31 members. Officers of the Society are: Suzanne Jones, Vice-Pres- identg Terry Martens, President, Nancy Nelson, Sec- retary-Treasurer. T . ' . 1 I- -nhyxf qi 2... ,'., l' - V A-. Y. I A A- S , QKQ' W, 5' fi ': .. S First Row: Janet Crawford, Mary Weaver, Marie Waldron, Irma Sallee. Second Row: David Grimes, Tom Gach, Steve Cum- mings, Helen Hart, Beth Hanson, Suzanne Jones, Ruth Hanson. Third Row: Bob McCoy, Dennis Pickrel, Dennis Mier, Steve Olson, Pete Gaines, Nancy Nelson, Rosalie Shepherd, Joyce Finley, Marcia Swanson, Marilyn Race, Judy Stephens, Floretta Churchill, Kathy Doan. Back Row: Terry Martens, Carrol Bishop, David Wheatley, Marvin Lundstedt, Maurice Booton, Betty Wagoner, Karen Durr, Tom Hendrickson, Faculty Sponsor. try! - earned at least 12 hours of credit for that semester. If a stu- dent has been a temporary member during any three semes- --I A s Y. 1. Q -A-W' . rea ig MEMBERS OF ALPHA SIGMA PHI-First Row: Jan Jensen, Judy Fisher, Diana Livingston. Second Row: Mirandi Frederickson, Sue Gammel, Sue Giltner, Marcia Morrison. Third Row: Cheryl Steenson, Sandra Motsinger, Betty Bowen, Bobette Bates, Sherry Jensen. The Alpha Sigma Phi Sorority of Iowa Western was one of the most active social organizations on campus. During the 68-69 year the sorority held its meetings in private homes of the community. This year the sorority had various projects to keep them busy. Even though a small organization of only twen- ty girls, everyone was able to strengthen and renew friendships and to give every girl memories she can never relive but always remember. .fy Sue Giltner, Vice-Presidentg Marcia Morrison, Presidentg Sue Gammel, Publicity Chairmang Mirandi Frederickson, Sec-Trea- surer. E SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB The Social Science Club, presided over by Ernie Tomlinson and sponsored by Donald Reed has attempted to make the students of I.W.C.C. aware of the attitudes and ideas of our vastly changing world. 5. The meetings, held twice monthly, at the Branding Iron, have been convenient sources of information concerning various sub- jects of interest. Every student has the opportunity to acquaint himself with the faculty and with such problems as mental illness, international relations, and the student voice in school admin- istration. The Social Science Club also offers a mode for relaxation and fellowship which was exemplified in the Hootenanny held at the beginning of the year. An excellent talk was presented by David Sonaike and Jim Amdor, a former Peace Corp worker on Nigeria. ggjaqxwis f. ag l f'5N it if A, tflfffk 5 -X U vi' 1 V Ivy- ,T ix xg ' , 'fktfgff . csv. , if Xfxyt 'XY . ,ef , v.. s ' ' 'Q-YCi L.,f:,-sffa Z' , Ernie Tomlinson, Presidentg Lowell Herzberg, Mr. Reed, Steve Olson, Norm Miller, Judy Stevens, Candy Smith, Beth Hanson, Ruth Gregory, Rachel Smith fNot Shownj. Ft -an . 1 in Q pfwi xx The November meeting was highlighted by a visit from Sanford Turner, local attorney, who related his experi- ences while sewing with the F.B.I. Q I l Congressman Bill Scherle spoke for the December Social Science meeting. He gave an interesting and in formative talk on his role in the Education Commit- tee in Congress. 4 , li it 1. :Q . gi-ah., ,1 it g. At the February 7 meeting Big E and Little D listen attentively to guest speaker Dave Dillingham, as he spoke on the Social Rehabilitation program at M.H.I. iipnluii -Ill.: ll BH T., - .,.- :Y COLLEENS 5 I f' ' ' : C 13 I fy .- 'V .. Va A ,fp K ' Q. .. ,N V A5 'A A X1 , , if , ff' r at P i L ' - i f V Q' g Y ' 952,51-,A V ..,' ' 1 ' , . x x-1 Or! pi. . It .' .' 1- ll' ', 1- - ig -44 'td ',J.1'.-'yr-'ful' 'ff-iff' 1 f.-1-'C-2-'.'.zT,5 i The Colleens is the college womerfs division of the Y.W.C.A. Its purpose is to provide social activities on campus, as well as to exemplify the Y.W. goals-the establishment of peace, justice, free- dom and dignity for all. Activities for the year included sponsoring the Christmas dance, mums sale for Homecoming, films, speakers, and attending a week- end White Racismn seminar in Ames. Officer for the past year were: Kay Johnson, Presi- dentg Connie Boardman, Twyla Stolz, Carol Hut- zell, Candy Welsch, Paula Pilling. 4 4-Q-1 V' ,.,-aff .Hin '-4.1 '. .71:- f,,, 1 17-Az!! -v-on 'Uh i fr if 1 6' . C' .ff Z Z' r Going to M.H.I. for a tour. L -1. NEWIVIAN S CLUB iq, L11 fm S157 liip The Newman Club a church affllxated youth orgamzatron played an rmportant part rn the lrves of many Iowa Western students It met regularly every Monday nrght and d1s cussed many of the problems facmg youth today Under the leaderslnp of Ron Walters, Presrdent, Crarg Wernrmont, lst Vrce Presrdent, and J 1m Erlbacker, 2nd Vrce Presrdent, the '68 ,69 Newmans Club brrngs one of the chapters rn therr lrfe to a close hoprng that they have a better understandrng of them selves and the world around them YEARBGOK STAFF 4 - 'S f M. .ld A spec1al thanks goes to Vance Dupu1s, the Man wrth the Camera The purpose of the 69 lowa Western was to provrde the students and faculty w1th memorres of the past year Under the d1rect1on of Mr C Jay Snuth Betty Bowen and her staff of Candy Sm1th M1rand1 Frederrckson Jan Jensen Patuce Mes ser J ul1e Strrckland and Susan Veseen worked drlrgently to complete tlus years annual BLUE JAY FLYER STAFF S 'LIP-' in The 1968 69 Blue Jay Flyer staff rssued twrce monthly the college newspaper Spon sored by Mrs Janet Olemus and under the gurdance of Vrckr Bertram and Ron Walters co edrtors they presented to students of Iowa Western full news coverage of all campus events along wrth numerous feature stones Worlung under V1ck1 and Ron were Pegg Bohrer Maureen McG1nn1s Jerry Hayes and V1Ck1 Bnggs A -' . W . i b n ,- , r . :F 3 , -' ,, ,, !'f., , . -g,,,.,,,,f if? ,V -:. ' 4' , If . ' H' L 39.1 J f' sf? - 1 f X L: I ggi-H r ' - A ,- neg-5.1- ' ' ex g 7 -M - - ' V -1- , . xx! V . X -X ' 1 H--F 4' .-- Y E .-, F- M N. x ' 3 ' s 3 3 9 V STUDENT SENATE Dick Dotzler, Presidentg Judy Stephens, Vice-President, Henry Smith, Sergeant At Arms, Candace Williams, Secretaryg Rod- ney Annan, Treasurer. The 1968-69 Student Senate was quite an active body on campus during the year. Under the guidance of Pres. Dick Dotzler and with the cooperation of the student body, the senate was able to sponsor many worthwhile activities. l J MUSIC SINGERS OF THE ROYAL BLUE - 1 l Fxrst Row Anne Wenstrand Beth Hanson Joyce Fmley Jean Peterson Candy Welsch Pat Tr1tsch Joy Ellrson Ruth Han son Judy Frsher J ulre Strrckland Susan Veseen Janet Grlson Garl Greenway Pam Paul Second Row Mrrandr Fredenck son Mary MCGIHHIS Mary Jo Bengston Maureen MCGIHHIS Debby Goecker Gretchen Blume Pat Brown Sue Grltner Judy Stephens Sharon Mrller RachealSm1th Pam Hargls Donna BIHSI Thrrd Row Bobette Bates Larry Shum Dave Bates Lee Hollander Howard Jensen Max Leeson Carolyn Renander Patrrce Messer Grayden Schroeder Kerth Schuler Gordon Bruce Wagoner Ron Bashor Phrllrp Moree Jane Otte Fourth Row Ernre Tomhnson Juan Garcra Ne1lSchroeter Mrke Wrlhams Glenn Mrer Thomas Ryan Dan Prrce Rrchard Lewrs Leshe Herzberg J1mKnauer Jun Storjohann Tom Ives Don Jensen ROYAL BLUE S OFFICERS M1kCW1lllamS Presrdent Joyce Fmley Sec Treas Patr1ceMesser Vrce Pres A l ll aww l l - 'l rv Q n ,LI ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . , .. 5,- Y .1 Y L: gi, A . 'fr I ' , ' . . . . . . - l - - - - 1 1 1 ' '1 S ' DEPARTMENT CHOIR COUNCIL-First Row: Jane Otte, Anne Wenstrand, Joyce Finley, Patrice Messer. Second Row: Mike Williams, Ron Bashor, Neil Schroeter. Third Row: Mary McGinnis, Sue Giltner. ll I . .T.,,. T , , 51, A APPLIED STUDENTS-First Row: Ruth Hanson, Anne MUSIC MAJ ORS-First Row: Anne Wenstrand. Second Wenstrand. Second Row: Joy Ellison, Pam Hargis, Bobette Row: Pam Hargis, Racheal Smith, Mary M-cGinnis, Carolyn Bates, Carolyn Renander, Mary McGinnis, Mirandi Fred- Renander, Bobette Bates, J oy Ellison. Third Row: Juan erickson, Racheal Smith, Beth Hanson. Third Row: Neil Garcia, Neil Schroeter. Schroeter, Jim Storjohann, Juan Garcia, Larry McGhghy. if , , ' T.i'f'.'g.,Efgi'f- ' if in 5 A' , ,ml gs I 5 : I ' ' I a-155' I 'ff 'xi' 32 9' ' . 353' -' . ' .91--11 1 ' Q' '7' V 1 . . . ,-4 A -'gl' , Qgfgifill' A M at ,, fi '- MADRIGAL-First Row: Maureen McG1nn1s,Bob- , ., Ja, i, its ti, i , Ml ! ette Bates, Mary McGinnis, Carolyn Renander, , I ' fl ' ' 5 - L egg-iwrxI,j L it W gr ,ff I- .nj fg.5i?' J,gr , Julie Strickland, Judy Stephens. Second Row: Neil S it .6 . X' -',,, , : ' m QE jl,y,.iQ1g35sr' 4. I ',, l 141 5' tg ill 'Q Schroeter, Leslie Herzberg, Gordon Bruce Wagoner, T .f fillw ii, :l,Q ll3i?fi 4 Q iff! I - Jim Storjohann. A A ,ti 4 3.51, fi g: IN a ff I ' Y ' V I A t 3 ' FQ-Ji l A if f rx T ' Jas fl ' i ,fl-3-L Xt' jifif f fi: I ' rf , . ,I I viii?-' fl 513' fi 'a l l I- ' 1 r 4+ 3 ' A j gg. i ff, H ai: f- y gfw w H .k - K 55 -.ig ff':,, f.i If ' 1-1 2 pu s-,A A 1: - 'r I 1 J S APPLIED ORGAN STUDENTS Racheal Snuth Ke1th Schuler S T g PIANO MAJOR 8a ACCOMPANIST VIOLIN MAJOR Anne Wenstrand Beth Hanson ACCOMPANISTS FOR CHOIR Anne Wenstrand Judy Stephens Ruth Hanson l :ill 1 l ,.. .,a- ,,.- U 5165 HJVZQ'-z5Jlf fr ' COLLEGE BAND 81 OFFICERS 5 . ,,. , , f if M, , L -L -J- ' , - Yff4',A', ?:. 1-I-23.4 YB, J., : L...g , ., ,G 4m,,,,2k,' Mlm: -I First Row: Bobette Bates, Ruth Hansen, Marilyn Wax, Jim Meyer, Joy Ellison, Steve Barry. Second Row: Neil Schroeter, Marvin Alff, Daniel Price,Pam Paul, Howard Jensen, Mary McGinnis, Pam Hargis, Les Herzberg, Steve Olson, Dennis Garnett, Phillip Moree, Max Leeson. Third Row: Ruth Hanson, Mr. Crow, Director. Q:-, Lf Marvin Alff, Vice-President Mary McGinnis, Treasurer Bobette Bates, Secretary Neil Schroeter, President 'SCENES FROIVI CHOIR TOUR' H . Tw whgfei -PCLFIK 5heIIeF when: I13OP.rP SPQOSOFQCI I bij 6 SOCIQL nd 5 'P' I I UQJLCC i'1'l3 ' Cgyw N 'Ja-. jf!!! 617- I , o o cl - farm .---i aim P I 'kl.'T', , .,a ',..-l- -. ACTIVITIES ROUND OUTSCHOOL LIFE 1 DV AFVIA The purpose of educational theatre is to provide a variety of good theatrical literature for actors to study, as incident- al education to the student body, and as a cultural service to the community it senfs. For the Fall production of the 1968-69 season the Blue Jay Players presented, in modern dress, a modern interpretation of William Shakespeare's classic, Overflow crowds and an extra performance were the rewards offered to a hard-working 'cast and director Delbert Smith. Members of the Cast King Claudius . . . ................ Ron Bradley, Elliott A moment of understanding between Hamlet and Queen Gertrude. . . ........ Eileen Oster, Elliott Oplleliai Horatio ....... ..... R on Walter, Council Bluffs Marcellus . . . ....... James Meyer, Creston Laertes ..... . . Howard Neville, New Market Polonius ..... . . . Paul Miller, Council Bluffs Hamlet ........ .... Da n Rold, Henderson Ophelia ....... . . . Maureen McGinnis, Shenandoah Rosencrantz .... ......... M arvin Alff, McClelland Guildenstern ..... .... Da ryle Sheeder, Guthrie Center Pantomime King . . . ....... John Simmons, Massena Pantomime Queen . .......... Jan Jensen, Menlo Pantomime Assasin ........... John Joyce, Chicago, Illinois Modern dress and a modern mood pervaded an ageless play. Here, the cast reflects on the attitudes to be shown in pro- duction. 531 5 A confrontation between Hamlet and the King. The backstage technical work must be as accurate as the acting out front. The duel of Laertes and Hamlet was to be but a match. The modern tyrant can be as effective from a desk as from a throne. -' 1 , 51,1 gin' ru v The Russians gather for a little family critique. gi, It's Romanoff's profile that Juliet admires. The Speech and Drama department presented the fanciful comedy UROMANOFF and JULIET' by Peter Ustinov as their Spring Play production. NT, f .Q I 15: ,ff Lv .1 J Ma' 1' Q fe ..,,. 7.57 1 1 -is wg: .I.,.r V ' Q55 , wwf 1 'E' X X ' L ,A M . 1 ,441-'xx' J! AQ, V 2 , E Pl l It Q 1 ' A , 1, 1 'V Z V . A 1 w f 'FS Y:-' - .51 ,- 3 .J-. L . . 4 .- .afw , FW 'E -5 W i 'F' v YZ N nik of Queen Candidates-Back Row: Donna Blasi, Sue Gammel, Carol Hutzell, Pegg Boher, Marcia Swanson. Front Row Gayle Clausen, Judy. Stephens, Paula Shipley, Mary McGinnis. Co-Captains Smith and Newman crown new queen Gayle. THE Queen Gayle with team escort Curt Braylock. Afld the dame Went OU - - - lj Q fnfm S ,'iSHSf ff? 0 1 W ,A wma p w A K ' 4.3. lx X .I , ,N . W ' ,, P , Q t- ,, w ' 4' ..r-.. - Lrg 3 V I , we-,,..,,. ',,2t1 ,np .5 1-- ,N -P fx: .wi - fwffa ' 1...,v uv, 'v .1,a.-A A' .- -:5 hx Al1'afvffw'fF 'mf-A' JL.. .5 ' if, V- X M a 95'i ' 'L HJ'- i ' I i41:- iff. ,wav M -f Ag, 1, M , Y wwf ,,,fN35.g'jff w - W, '-w19h'l'Jm's' ' H 'U'- M-MHVIMW v-wx-g,Uf. www 'Mi' 15-V' amp: '-' .H wr,--NH ,ANV- ,.i 34,0 'f I '.? f ip' . X A , ,LH ' , Fgvvt: - ' .U ' ,'+g,+vjH l W , A I A U! V X W , . ,. QM, w w 4 u , ,, X --W . Y , W w ' M H4 f 1 X Q 4' Q v 4 ' A 1 H :Qy 195 Ax Umm ' vi wb, y vw-, W.: ' ,ms , M M.. . 1 ,, ,, 1 4 A. M1 ':5,x,w ' M ' V. 'x W mv. ,, ,Wim , 3, va.L',.Y1f,!,.z.,,- fcffgpxli Q55 4 . 1 'g1,Tw'!.Jr.:!qM'J, -u Ap, Nj, W 1 'IMI .,g,, .gzfpi-x 'N ' flwwliw ' 'A EMU Qi ,.,+,y,- 'JAM ,if V 5' ,-.f, ag U. ,-.vu U.. m ' I ,Wx Lm,r'vf,vf1:HJ,' 1-v . . NIJ ,a,,1.j,.fff u ,Q-vWL,.,,k ,Wh A V, W., Q lv., wt .lJf,,,,. UM, 'six .WM,Np.j1.'1-fi. -5. .'..,5l l .Y I. , ., .A , ,, X , v 11, , C? Vswgm aff' r r jv jff'1V'-J:ZQ:fi' ,3f1 Ll- fy-,' . ,uv .qw . 1,3 A-U5Zfg'j.Ki.i! Q,EMl'Ewifwf,5'fgQxg:'EQ4?5h4Tfif,g :nf ,I M ff uk F JMU ff, r.T:5'4S1.x 1 'rynlw Y 'W 'ff '3A!,v.x,,f-l ,, , , Y . , Q. '39TQ5 f 5:ifiTf.?2lfQui??il?fihX?T3gia,W'fE.'.-.- ' ,TT-L41 I -2,1-iff? 'TQ ,l-12.15 ,Jq'2fi+Tw. 'L :W 2' ,. 5ljEt. t'v1 ,.,.xp.q ' Homecoming dance was well attended. Queen and friends talk over the night. The candidates were introduced at half time of the ballgame The Rumbles provided the music. The taste of Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Milhone shows the younger generation how it is done I ffm 'W'-'ef' ' Y- -J' 1 7- r J -N.. --V a le M: , i 'X ww will Y A A-n.flH, it 'T ,isa , - was lewd? ln 5 gg 1 x n it rs l Q -, - 1 My lm ' ' W 9145212 y .l L N 5 V ,,!4 V lg G F O IVIA L A handsome couple comes through the entrance. The Spring Formal was held on May 8. The dance was sponsored by the Student Senate, Col leens, and Alpha Sigma Phi Sorority. The theme, lst of May,', was carried out uniquely by the decorating committee. An enthusiastic crowd was in attendance dancing to The Rumb1es , the Mid-Wests finest Kent, Sue, John, Julie, Dave, Patrice around the May Pole. A L i9 I :Tw ' , ,IA ,, 5- 5. 5 ff x ,ffllf 51 W 53413. fy f l ff- lf. V ' ,kffrirai 5 if ' -6 if ,Q , - A . T OX! MR. 8L MRS. MANLEY MADDEN Boys, Dorm Houseparents HOUSE PARENTS agp MRS. MARGARET NORDLAND Girls' Dorm Houseparent 1 firm' ,Vw-ff-Y A+-,,,'25frwf5,,p,Ewj!Wg,. mga m i -T ir if fgwgzf -JY ,Tw aw. 5-7 ,.,., . , ,A .,- W., ?,ig..?n 4-.Q V V V. ' 5-3, 7. .-V.' -,Q fflrj. Counselors: Nancy Burke, Wing B3 Cathie North, Wing Ag Mrs. Nordland, Jane Gray, Wing C, Rachel Smith, Wing D. v C7 Jig -53 I-'W Executive Council-Top Row: Cathie North, Mirandi Fredreickson, Jane Gray, Patrice Messer, Betty Wagner, Nancy Burke. Middle Row: Kathy Harris, Janice Jensen, Janet Fryer, Rachel Smith, Mary Eblen. Bottom Row: Candy Smith, Leota Smejdir, Mrs. Nordland, Peggy Bohrer, Teresa Fox. 'ibm .,3,, F5 1 'f .f .-V71 r- 'f 1 . ' Q-3.i?fff,f H11 x.. 1- ,,s., ,, .L LV' 'faq--Q, ' 'W W 'HJ J ,IELJH www' X 1' ff Jw X.: , fQ4'J5-- -L L ,W 1 :jg fx V1 A '75 'x 1 A W x, Uv. ' N, gym' uf Q bmmi3iY f , 1 MEI, refazli, : Wulf-x'f71 y I ,W , jr' 1-,ffm my Q X , Q N,-., x X M 5.1 if Y . - 'I V -4-. '-x, QT WINGS F GIRLS DORIVI W1ngA Top Row Leota Smejdlr Cathie North M1rand1 Frederrckson Candy Smith Lorrianc Albetson Mary Mc Grnnrs Betty Bowen Middle Row Maureen McGinnis Judy McCollough Marlys Barker Marlene Jensen Karen Sprock Diana Livingston Bottom Row Rosemary Mc Carthy Bobette Bates Janice Jensen Alice Anderson Wing B Top Row Raula Prlhng Patrice Messer Sharon Lett April Johnson Annie Monroe Pat Brown Janet G11 son Middle Row Rose Smith Susan Veseen Julie Stuck land Judy Kennedy Judy Hossle Kathleen Rex Peggy Bohrer Nancy Burke Bottom Sandra Motsmger Eileen Ostei Kathy Harris Wanda Schultz Sue Smith Linda Olsen I Wing C-Top Row: Mardeen Kruse, Joyce Sell, Sue Gilt- ner, Jane Gray, Teresa Fox, Terri Chapman. Middle Row: Cheryl Steensen, Twyla Stolz, Sue Gammel, Janet Fryer, Kathy Davis, Mary Eblen. Bottom Row: Marilyn Wax, Kathy Vandenburg, Pam Hargis. Wing D-Top Row: Carol Hutzell, Kay Johnson, Marcia Morrison, Betty Wagner, Janie Miller. Middle Row: Barb Copeland, Glenna Klement, Barb Kerr, Patti Tritsch, Rachel Smith. Bottom Row: Sherri Jensen, Diane Lenge- mann, Kathy Doan, Judy Fisher, Pam Glynn, Cathy Taylor. SPORTS . . . WHERE T!-IE ACTION IS WALT STANTON Head Basketball Coach Coach Stanton in his third year at the helm of l.W.C.C. basketball produces winners but not at the expense of sportsmanship. 1 .,,:. H 3 i W iz: i ' X fm i' ASEI AU- . The basketball season ended with Iowa Western having compiled an overall re- cord 25-9g a third place finish in the Iowa Junior College Conference and second place in the Region 11 tournament at Oskaloosa. The big reason for a most successful season was the individual efforts of all with most returning lettermen showing improvement and also an excellent group of freshmen. The Jay's chose Henry Smith and Mike Newman as co-captains. Henry was chosen the most valuable player as he led the team in scoring with 700 points and a 20.5 average. He also set a new two-year scoring record of 1374, Mike, although not the scoring threat of Smith, was tremendously improved over his freshman year and contributed heavily to the team's success through numerous assists and clutch baskets. First Row: Bob Pikula, Curt Bralock, Bill Lewis, Rod Behrens, Mike Newman, Henry Smith. Second Row: Pete Filipic, Mike Sanchez, Pat Reed, Kent Martens, John Giltner, Al Avina, Ron Stepek. 1 Iowa Western 80 Iowa Western 114 Iowa Western 79 Iowa Western 83 Iowa Western 64 Iowa Western 92 Iowa Western 93 Iowa Western 92 Iowa Western 87 Iowa Western 90 Iowa Western 65 Iowa Western 78 Iowa Western 85 Iowa Western 11 1 Iowa Western 89 Iowa Western 86 Iowa Western 73 Iowa Western 76 Iowa Western 97 I Iowa Western 63 Iowa Western I 12 Iowa Western 89 Iowa Western 90 Iowa Western 84 Iowa Western 76 Iowa Western 80 Iowa Western 62 Iowa Western 76 Iowa Western 97 Iowa Western I 16 Region ll Iowa Western 91 Iowa Western 83 1 Iowa Western 81 Iowa Western 63 ,HENRY SMITH hooks for two-points during Creston tilt in Region ll tour- nament. SEASON'S RECORD Creston Boone Creston Moberly Jeff . County Keokuk Centerville Burlington Ft. Dodge Omaha Carson Robert Morris Mo. Western Tarkio J.V. Boone Norfolk Trenton Creighton J .V. Nebr. Fresh. Mo. Western Creighton J.V. Fort Dodge Tarkio J.V. Eagle Grove Emmettsburg Creston Ellsworth Iowa State Fr. Burlington Norfolk Trenton Tournament Emmettsburg Ellsworth Creston Burlington MIKE NEWMAN tries to rattle Brooke Laws of Emmetts' BILL LEWIS goes high for shot as Hawks of Burlington burg as Jayis slap on press. look On, i! 'asf' ff 7' 3 'ig esini , ez ' . uf X, if rw, A 4 fx , ' , , 5 'I 1' ' -N 5427 3 O ' fl ., v-Ai4Z sQ5f , 5 r. 'D' 133,-9, ,gif 5' W . 55 R' 4 x ' K . '31 , 1, 1, f ' '15 'l f A ' - Um 3 4 -5: H - wigs- -,gb '- . Z -Q , 'YQ N- A ,Q ,gf 1 .1 A 64 VT '.5,, 'Y X --I-.5 1 5'41!,'cf!Q,3.g Q- , ' ,K .1 ,V k-.AS-X xg? V I N 1 f , ' fv- 1 ' -' N iff' if , f - if ,fl 1, --2,1 X rf A- ' ' - 7 6 . H 'ap 4::.::ZT'-ff -fn' , '- :,, A 1 -.-. , -, ' pu, , W 1 USL 'X'-,123 ' , . NSA.. WQQ-'E ' h 1 .' 'EL ' 5 ' ' Q' f ' ' '- 5 Ji, V5 . .,,.:,,. - Y I-1. 5 '- - .- 1 f' V-by W? ,. ,.. , ,gg , , 1, ' 1: , .ffl - -.f'-:- . A +A' .- ' fur? ' .' se. 1s?'. :': ! E , f : ,V ,v,,,.,pLML ggi H1 ' V 'ggi gf' iffy? , if S , , 1 ku Ng ' 4-4 Coach Stanton accepts trophy for 2nd Place in Region ll tourney. fr. Behrans displays his defensive tactics in Ellswortlifivin. ff p , Smith shows determi- ' nation in a two-point attempt. , , refs' so on Usually enthusiastic cheerleaders display disappointment as scoreboard shows Burlington winning Region 1 1 tournament and advancing to the National. . wfyair, Sharon Martin, Bev Arends, Mary Maher, Carol Hutzell, Vicki Briggs. The Iowa Western cheerleaders sponsored by Mrs. Akers sparked spir team as they led their cheers. it into the audience as well as the basketball ENN IS TEAM SCORES Iowa Western 0 Missouri Western 9 Iowa Western 2 John F. Kennedy 7 Iowa Western 2 Marshalltown 5 lowa Western 3 Marshalltown 6 Iowa Western 3 Peru State 6 State Tournament Muscatine 14 Grand View 10 Burlington 4 Clarinda 2 Marshalltown O I. YL.-... L , qt ll 3 1 'i ' .. 2- is .as xg Coach Paulsen Chuong Quang Le No. 4g Bill Warren, No. 2g Tom Anderson, No. 5 Chuck Eggers No 1 Mike Burgett, No. 73 Ron Filkins, No. 3g Henry Peter- son No 6 The Jay s Tennis Squad consisting of all freshmen found victory hard to achieve. With all players return- ing, however, they are eagerly awaiting another sea- son. 'il' ' 'Y- ' - :L ' W 1 ,tfffgi tg? - I V-er -i, 1- 121 K' gill' ' :lil-2 , ,, 11,5 Jay's No. 1 man-Chuck Eggers makes a difficult re- Henry Peterson leans into a serve. IQUIII. 99 View ,al . r Www , iw J' ,N 7 All L I Il' U l E... First Row: Ray Miller, Dennis Mier, Jack Davis, Curt Braylock, Kenneth Wicker, Coach Bill Ragle. Second Row: Bill Moore, Tom Olson, Lynn Ellis, Reed Porter, Dennis Gierstorf, Dale Johnson, John Stimson, Trainer. fNot Picturedj Dave Friedrick- sen, Chuck Lund, Dan McGivern, Steve Searl, Ted Strait. Iowa Western track in its third year of competition, completed its most successful sea- son to date. Coach Bill Ragle's squad of mostly underclassmen won a dual with Ellsworth, won the Ellsworth and tough Worthington, Minn. Invitational meets and copped the sea- son by winning the State Junior College meet. Iowa Western will graduate only five of sixteen trackmen this year, expectinga strong nucleus to build around next year. Von Q Q D wfviv A Curt Bralock set his name to four of the new marks. He set the 220 dash mart at :22.6 and ran on three relays. He .l -f '1' anchored the sprint teams with Dennis Mier, Dave Fried- tz ' ricksen and Jack Miller, running on both the 880 in 1231.2 and the 440 in :44.2. He anchored the mile relay with Tom Olson, Jack Davis and Lynn Ellis in 3:30.5. The medley team of Olson, Davis, Miller, and Ellis ran a 3242.5 for a record. NEW IOWA WESTERN RECORDS 440 Relay 44.2 fDennis Mier, Dave Friedricksen, Ray Miller, Curt Bralockj 880 Relay 1231.2 QDennis Mier, Dave Friedricksen, Ray Miller, Curt Bralockj Medley Relay 3242.5 CO1son, Davis, Miller, Bralockj Mile Relay 3230.5 fTom Olson, Jack Davis, Lynn Ellis, Curt Bralockj 220 yd dash 22.6 Curt Bralock 880 yd dash 2201.3 Lynn Ellis 2 Mile run 10:33 Kenny Wicker Pole Vault 13' Steve Searl Mile Relay Team. 440 8a 880 yd Relay Team. DUAL MEETS Iowa Western Tarkio College Iowa Western Ellsworth 27 117 79 INVITATIONAL RELAYS STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE MEET Iowa Western Centerville Ellsworth Esterville Waldorf Eagle Grove Fort Dodge Marshalltown 71 V2 6295 43 24 23 23 16 6 WORTHINGTON, MINNESOTA Iowa Western Ellsworth Rochester, Minn. Worthington, Minn. Iowa Central Fergus Falls, Minn. Willmar, Minn. Iowa Lakes ELLSWORTH RELAYS Iowa Western Rochester Ellsworth Esthervills Marshalltown Iowa Lakes Fort Dodge Waldorf FAIRBURY, NEBRASKA Fairbury Iowa Western Norfolk Haskell Cloud County North Eastern 64 58M 43 38 l7Vz 15 15 13 86 72 65 26 7 6 5 3 85 365 36 35 32 30 I Q Davis to Ellis in Mile Relay victory with Ellsworth. 5 Ellis breaks the string to record another victory for Iowa Western. ur Bob Strong, Mike Whitney, Mike Earhart, Phil Saar, Jim Martin, Mark Greenway, Coach Walt Stanton. The rain abbreviated season was a winning one, even though there was a small number of meets. Iowa Western ended with a 2-1 dual meet record for the S63.S0l'l. SCORES Iowa Western lost to Creston fno score availj Iowa 9M Creston 5Vz Western Iowa 1 l Mo. Western 1 Western Iowa Western finished 10th out ofa field 15 teams at the State Junior College Golf Tournament. A X ' IE' FQ 1969 JAYS so gm BMW has J Front Row Dennis Witt Jerry Hays Pete Fihpic Gary Jamieson Gary Argotsmger Second Row Everett Shepherd Bruce Kaufman Mike Kruse Steve Dean Gary Bosley Third Row John Curnyn Jim Lmdstrom Terry Stanley Mike Hennings Ron Juhler, Dick Dotzler Back Row Bob Pikula, Ernie Tomlinson, Chuck Dickenson, Ron Stepek, Mike Sanchez, Cliff Anderson, Coach Merl Eberly The JAYS baseball squad finished their successful season with a 19-14 record. Coach Merl Eberly's squad showed plenty of hitting but lack of a consistent de- fense caused their downfall in some games. Bruce Kaufman led the hitting with a 365 average. Pete Filipic led in the R.B.I. department with 29. Leading the pitching corp were two freshmen, Dennis Witt with a 5-2 record and 1.91 E.R.A. and Ron Juhler with a 4-1 record and a 1.61 E.R.A. --i...g, , A- 113' ts'-:,a, - . 'Egg in Xb .QQ K X A P-M , ,Al D '..A:Ar1f- H12 ,, ' l fl.. ,agre-nazi, . l Gary Jamieson Gary Argotsinger Dick Dotzler Jerry Hays Steve Dean Soph-Pitcher Soph-Relief Pitcher Soph-Pitcher-Outfielder Soph-Catcher S0911-Utility Outfielder - ,rr XJR Q! an 1 .. 5 , A Y E VII, I 1: I RDl r 1:gL..rq,1 6 or 6 i A fi' Iowa Western 1 Missouri Western , 2 l X Iowa Western 6 Northwest Missouri 1 lg I . A F, Iowa Western 2 Northwest Missouri 4 ,fl P 5' it A Iowa Western 4 Wisconsin State 2 3 1' T 1' Iowa Western 1 Wisconsin State 4 , ' X vi ,131 . I Iowa Western 9 Tarkio 8 591' .Q IQ 4, 'I f I I ' Iowa Western 5 Southwestern 6 'P W' 'I i. I X Bob Pikula Ernie Tomlinson Soph-outfielder Iowa Western 7 Southwestern 6 Soph-Pitcher Iowa Western 0 Centerville 6 Iowa Western 5 Centerville 2 Iowa Western 2 Tarkio 7 Iowa Western 2 Tarkio 13 Iowa Western 3 Emmettsburg 1 5, Iowa Western 5 Emmettsburg 0 Iowa Western 14 Emmettsburg l Iowa Western 17 Boone 9 Iowa Western 8 Boone 2 Iowa Western 3 Southwestern 4 Iowa Western 2 Southwestern 0 Iowa Western 2 Boone 0 Iowa Western 2 Trenton 3 Iowa Western 1 Southwestern 4 Iowa Western 5 Ellsworth 6 Iowa Western 6 Ellsworth 7 Iowa Western 6 Estherville 4 Iowa Western 6 Estherville 4 Iowa Western 6 Estherville 0 Iowa Western 0 Centerville 9 Iowa Western 0 Centerville 8 Iowa Western 10 Maryville 3 Iowa Western 8 Maryville 2 Iowa Western 4 Missouri Western 0 Bruce Kaufman Soph-Shortstop Leading I-litter Pete Filipic Soph-Catcher 'I05 ww iles .fx I., , 'S-es' f S im S jig V - V! 21' k! A? Helm Mike Sanchez Fresh.-Shortstop , 1 , , Everett Shepherd Fresh.-3rd Base - 'K' - - W' - Y rg: r ak gLLf, Q In A fdlln Jim Lindstrom Soph.-Pitcher-Outiielder P . ' :: A5592 ' 1g,A ' ff . , f x F S '++hf A ' ij 1 J fi r' Q V if , W: 'T:52lZZ.if--N.L.Qj r , E A p 1 ' in ' Il IIIHIIA 5 ,, , , E N im ,.: John Curnyn Gary Bosley Ron Iuhler Soph.-Iniielder-3rd Base Soph.-Pitcher-Outiielder Fresh.-Pitcher-Infielder Ron Stepek, Freshman Infielder from Boystown, Neb., was not available for picture xl 1 na np- J. x N ' av S y ,. O Mike Kruse Terry Stanley Fresh .-Outiielder Fresh.-Outiielder ,' M '52 , N , , ' 11-ri 1 L rj n i 5 fi -4 x-'VT 1 T' ei :,'sI'L ':'. ' ,J f-I .1 15 ' , . r 4 . V . I 1: ' if L Qv Crum,- 'fs Chuck Dickenson Dennis Witt Pitcher, Freshman Fresh .-Infielder v 4 L: . ga WW, Y , Y Zfxzuxi Q ,NN ,K , gg' 5 M -f s :W V U , 'x , .' Q W N W GRAIUATION A fd if 3 :U A in , K Q, . , 'T Q1 Mi.: 1 ' 1 . 'aa1,22.ag1ga' Mamie. 1 X y A K 1 :fn 1fxL'mff:32iQ35f1 A Mx,-w pe! gf-:lx ,H M X li ' if 5 'kwmw X S 21- Q' B: ff 2.9 ' fu, '5xgv'f.:1s2y2gQ2: W H' , W. W ..,,A. A. , W Q U ,M H 5 ..,A. , M H, V L4 aa ,L 1 , W f 5 M wa - '- A.. Candidates marching in to receive their degrees made an impressive scene. r la gt mls 'X f . E Dr. Wayne H. Scholtes of Iowa State University delivered the commencement address. At the first open-air commencement for Iowa Western, 142 graduates and approximately 1,000 parents and friends listened attentively as Dr. Scholtes, Agronomy Professor at Iowa State deliv- ered the commencement address Profit from the Past . The speaker was introduced by Dr. Robert L. Loofte, superintendent. Dean Orin Mann recom- mended the graduates for degrees and President of the Board of Education, JP. Montgomery of Clar- inda presented the diplomas. A tea for graduates, family, and faculty was held at the library following commencement exer- cises. fs. If no ,, W' 2 'S Y s ,Q Q, ln? -,la J 1 f ,' E 1 ' 5 irc it r , T, fuk L dam .., .QJ EJ L5 Mr. Montgomery presents diploma to Practical Nursing student Janet Crawford. 1 Coach Stanton chats with Rodney Annen, Dennis Mier and family at the tea. HIGHEST HONOR STUDENTS 1 -'ff' Judith Stephens, Suzanne Jones, Paula Shipley, Maurice Booton, and Stephen Olson. HONOR STUDENTS Y I N V-vip 1 Elizabeth Hanson, Bessie Morrow, Marcia Swanson, Betty Wagner, Michael Black, Vicki Bertram, Gene Sunderman, Nancy Nelson, Dennis Mier, Ray Miller. 109 1- 'Q .ws , . 1 .X F. - 4 , x ' mlm I G 'f 7 . ,.w N, ,, ' -4 ' x :-','f - sb, N- .V W1 5 xg... ': . '-gil - .v--Y-:Q .ll .I , 'xi '1 . '-Lv'.- .T ,.- I 43,5 77- 1 xi, 'le - lm 3413'- i X,-,Magi EF , 1.4-33 nl.. an Q. .1 7 gy S , ,. X.ipQifggf'. .Q ? 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