North Iowa Area Community College - Troyannum Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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for 6.50 for adults u I n MARY CONCANNON Editor -A .-.mlb 'o - Marilyn Laudner with assistant editors Linda Whiting and Lyndon Crist. result of the staffs labor. 23 53 if MARILYN LAUDNER Editor Pkuoh JUIUUR COLLEGE March 21. 1663 5 an num- Gary Wilson, Lynda v 5 n gham give seen ir-fates., .f I ' 1 , D - L '-59 -4 eu w ' . BEACHING FDR THE STARS--Duloreslilemm and Dennis aaron neu up for Open Hun. ACTIVITY ELCH EVENING DLHWG COLLEGE WEEK Junxur college Hunk sn iuwu and in Mnnun Guy begins Monday, Mnrun 25. Inrurmumun, education and en - uerunxnnrnu win all he u unrr or the Week. Tuesday, urn-rn zu an classes win nuye displays fur ouun House. 'rnrer one-nn plays nm he pru- urnuuu during une week. -rne nrrang wxu open sunday warn Beverly Gin- gurxun Linda Hanley, Karen Goodno, Nancy Emu, Joleen Brown, Carol 51- lefamn and Lois Douglas us mans 1 aged! living an u home. 'rnr vplgy is nnurrlun 1-run. Chuck wneuuem xr the director. Next win be B presen- titicn 'JI' Lhe Ca5kE5h13kel , B T6- venge melodrama scarring Pun Harris nm: John mm. 1-xnrxyne Bilyeu ax- recns mis play. 'rnuruany evening's Boar' man cnery-1.9 nn Pelnon and Gwen mum er Ss directing :his guna umuy Thursday, d ylry is 'The nbrough, T u u an. Mr. suck- runmy. The sea irected by xur- en Tesch, will he 'The Death Cell. The Chnractnrs in thi sdramawill he Carl aruwn, Dave wunl, Tum urinar- gun unc Karen Tesrn. These four plays wiu show A yur- iety of personalities 'vnu plays are also an suudrnu directing. and play types. exporiemnt 1 u Ti ckcns will be sold at the door nd 5.25 f or chilrlren. Junior rf-neue 5 tudeubs win he annum: by their xaenufi - :umm Quran. rnuruauy March za, .1 reading recital wiil be presented. Friday una Saturday une drama and music ur- parsments wus present une 'Pirates or Penzsncef' an uperunuu. rn. plays and Quercus win bs turesunuru in u n e Junxur cuuugu uungu nu moo p.n. 4 u u u n . 1 Q The Product - a highly respected newspaper - is the

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TRCDY TRIBUNE STAFF i' ' 1' ur' wp-1 -: 7 ' Arial- Liiiv -' nw ir ,. 'gg '- 1-wr film 1111 -fum '93 5' 3? TY hun ff . Row one: L. Crist, L. Whiting, M. Conconnon, M. Loudner, J. Bestj Row two: D. Farrel, M. Mason, I. Wismon, B. Ginger- ick, M. Erickson, N. Chamberlin, S. Griswold, P. Rofhamelg Row three: K. Tesch, C. Eeisenmon, B. Friedow, D. Eller, N. Reed, P. Lorsen. MARIE SCHALEKAMP Advisor 22

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IRCLE 5 '57 S3 Row one: A. Martin, R. Groth, D. MacMillan, J. Brockett, D. Ellerg Row two: D. Pitman, K. Hedrick, J. Best, W. Frelund D. Barron, R. Hovelandg Row three: B. Payne, B. Eilentelclt, J. Martin. Circle K is a college service club associated with the Kiwanis International. The two most important objectives of the or- ganization are: the development of International Brother- hood and the creation of a desire in young men for service to the community when they assume their roles in that com- munity. Awareness of this concept is developed in permitting young men to give of their time in active campus service and beautification. Numerous activities both social and ser- vice in nature were planned and activated by the i963 Circle K group. Hjalmer Peterson is the faculty adviser for the young men. 24