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

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The Conference Champs OCT. 16-IHCC, 22-Grand Rapids, 21 -In one of the most dramatic football games played by a Centerville JC team, IHCC used a last second pass from White to Sheppard to give the Falcons a stunning victory over previously 3rd- ranked Grand Rapids. With just a minute left, Coach Daniels sent White into the game to handle the aerial attack. McDew, Upchurch, and Sheppard led the action during that minute, and the offensive line did a super job in that last stretch of time. OCT. 23-IHCC, 14-Marshalltown, 6-With all hope of winning the Conference Title shot down because of a player declared inelligible, the Falcons bounced back and defeated Marshalltown CC, even though they knew they had to for- feit the previous wins. Upchurch was the star of the game with a 20-yd. touchdown, and a 68 yd. punt return to his credit. OCT. 30-IHCC, 51-North Iowa, 18-With renewed hope, the Falcons received word that the player declared inelligible was really elligible, so the team started the ball rolling again. .' 4- .f -r ' 'f 5, '2 '. ' . -1a5'?'1?LC?. ,Lv . With hopes high, they ran over NIACC. With scores from Upchurch, McDew, Hubbard, Sheppard, and a 70 yd. punt return by Dyke, the Falcons moved their record to 4-0-1 in the Conference and a 5-2-1 overall record. NOV. 6-IHCC, 35-Ellsworth, 0-The game was built up to be the game of the year, with Ellsworth ranked 4th nation- ally and with an unbeaten record. The underdogs, showing who was best, stopped Ellsworth's running attack formed by All-American Don Willingham, thus becoming the Iowa Junior College Conference Champs. With representatives from different bowls viewing the game, the Falcons thought they had a good chance of getting a bid after their tremen- dous victory. Upchurch again highlighted the game with 242 total yards to his credit. Charlie Hubbard and the of- fensive line also did well. The defensive line kept Ellsworth from getting inside their 20. So, IHCC finished the season with a 5-0-1 record in the Conference and a 6-2-1 overall. While Ellsworth, dropping to a 5-1 record in Conference play, and a 7-1-1 overall, got the bid to the El Toro Bowl. Cabovej The coaches look over the situation on the Chicago field.

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Homecoming this year was working together as a body and not as individuals. By working togeth- er, the efforts put forth resulted in one of the best Homecomings ever! Ctopj The night before Homecoming and all through the streets. Cabovej Attendant Cathy TeWalt, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Crightj Attendant Anne Whitney, Fairfield, Iowa. 'iii'