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

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Who's WhO There is an old sports bromide: It's not the size of dog in the fight but the size of the fight in the dog that counts. Thomas Alex Mitchell is 5,6 and full of fight. He fought his way up through a crowd of bigger men to an All- Conference Honorable Mention defensive halfback selection. And he was fighting up through his lessons at the same time. That's why we all think Tom Mitchell will always be a somebody wherever he goes. Trisha Oglesby- M... taining a grade point average of 3.8 has kept Trisha Oglesby busy with the books. If Trisha isn't studying she can be found work- ing at Grismore Jewelry. Still, she found time to be involved in her school by being an active supporter of all student activities. Best of luck, Trisha. n F -- ' li ,bg 'f-f:'ia..n I S H W ,rl mx H uw am: 5. ,... ,,.

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Who's Who As a student senate member, a worker at Wednesday night stu- dent movies, and a committeeman for re- cruiting new students to IHCC, John Wehr provided the college with many worthwhile services. Being an energetic work study stu- dent, he claimed he was the official bath- room stool cleaner and certified vacuum operator. He maintained a high grade point and was selected for both Outstanding Social Science student and as a delegate to the Democratic county, district, and state conventions. June Harbour- Wh., says we need Women's Liberation? June Harbour finds time to be a mother of five sons, par- ticipate in church affairs, judge County Fair exhibits, and attend IHCC. She has been a fine asset to the art department while here, by serving as Student Director for the Art Shows and exhibiting paintings in all of them. She is the Wife of science teacher, Ted Harbour. June plans to continue her educa- tion at Kirksville where she received a schol- arship. 1