Indian Hills Community College - Falcon Yearbook (Centerville, IA)

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rank The C.C.C. track team finished the 1967 track season with flying colors, ending up 2nd in the con- ference, with the seemingly unbeatable Ellsworth taking men returning, so the 68 season looks promising. The three high point men are Rick Stevenson '77 1!4, Larry Hart 71 1!4, and Neal Farnsworth 67 112. This year marked the first trip to the ' 'nationa1s by any Centerville track athlete and the experience gained by both coach and athlete should prove valuable in the future. 1- V . ' .M V , 2-alas V - avg.. n c i xi... , , .y..c Ai I Larry Hart Rick Stevenson Neal Farnsworth first. Centerville's track team has many qualified letter-