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

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COMMITES JUDY PIPER, President MAXYNE SPALDING, V. Pres TEA TIME: Time to relax and enjoy college company.

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IGNIFER e Row one: T. Stanton, L. Benish, J. Piper, J. Smith, N. Gibson, Row two: A. Folkama, D. Klemm, B. Gingerich, P. Peter- son, M, Wilder, N. Reed, J. Bishop, S. Griswold, Row three: M. Erickson, J. Brown, L. Halmlund, G. Woodward, N. Zaha- riodes, C. LoGasse, D. Stanley, R. Barnes, Row four: J. Miller, J. Nelson, P. Saug, S. Espinosa, A. Heck, J, Read, D. North J. Wetterlingg Row five: P. Larsen, N, Chamberlin, S. Allen, C. McKenzy, C. Ellefson, G. l-leivilin, F, Webb, C. Mathahs gf F ln its tirst year of organization, the Signiter l ,V , Commites has become an active Junior College l i A 'W g ' group. Working for the betterment of the school and the community, this group has sponsored many successful activities. A Twerp Week, highlighted by a donce, two teas, caroling and other projects have kept the girls, under the leadership of their president, Judy Piper, active, MRS. GEORGIA BURGE - Advisors , G if i v, . W Mas. JUANITA Roma A J 'P T 5 -rf 5 . f .3-, llilli li 5 ,..V V4 Q, Y, lit 26

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lt's 4:30, cmd time tor another in our series of programs from the Mason City Junior College. . Each week two students, Bob Kitsis and Skip Farrell, under the direction of Mr. Dale Becker, were busy taping a program on Wednesday which was to be aired over KSMN Saturday afternoon at 4:30. The purpose of the programs was to pre- sent information about J. C. and to show how the college tits into the community. The students interviewed: instructors concerning courses, students, concerning hobbies and special interests. Moreover, they presented information concerning special programs and assemblies ot the college. MR. DALE BECKER, Director Bob Kitsis at the KSMN mike. Skip Farrell controls the tape recorder while Bob interviews il. to r.l: Dove Lindeman, Marlyne Bilyeu, Pam Harris and John Todd. 28