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

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RCTC Above: Students enjoyed viewing the military equipment and weapons display. Above: Lloyd Henry thinks ROTC is a gasl Above: Greg Warren tests a machine gun while Steve Lowery gives assistance. Army ROTC is making its debut at IHCC this year. The program is divided into two parts-each tak- ing two years. The program here is the two year basic course. After graduating from this course, the stu- dent may go on to the ad- vanced course at a four year college. It is, however,' completely optional. The course is set up by the students, in that they were asked questions about what they wanted to learn in the beginning of the year, and class dis- cussions were centered around these questions. The main objective of the course is to develop leadership students and let them better understand how the army is run. lOl

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WHO'S WHO Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges is one of the-highest and most prestigious honors available to students in junior colleges throughout the country. Criteria involving scholarship and service to campus and community was used to select the candidates. To select the members, a list of all sophomores was submitted to each teacher. The teachers nominated the individual that best met the two characteristics listed above. A committee of 15 faculty members then picked those with the highest votes. The number of Who's Who people selected on each campus is based on the school enrollment. Bill Ferguson fbelowj, the son of Bill and Dorothy Ferguson, Route 5, Albia, has par- ticipated in many art exhibits at IHCC. Bill was a winner at the Sioux City Annual Art Show, and overall winner of Ottumwa Area Professional Art Exhibit. Bill enjoys playing the piano and painting in his spare time. His future plans include transferring to Minneapolis Institute of Art and Design. E 92-A eg .fl 2221 Hifi! 1 l I Pat Bates Qabovej, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bates, 519 Lillian, Ottumwa, actively participated in bowling, softball, was a member of the yearbook staff, worked as a lab assistant in the Science Department, was on the Dean's List, and taught second grade religion classes at St. Mary's. Pat enjoys sewing, knitting, cooking, riding bikes, walking, and attending all sports events. Pat's future plans include attending The University of Iowa or California State University, majoring in Mathematics and Economics, Steve Salato fbelowj, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Salato, Route 1, Albia, was active on campus. Steve was on the Medium staff and was an enthusiastic supporter at the football and basketball games. Steve is very talented as a journalist and has written for the Albia newspapers, and because of this talent has decided to attend Drake Univer- sity or The University of Missouri, majoring in journalism.