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

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'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.

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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 '

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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