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

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fa f , fbi- 1 . '+,f?iffi' l f I Barbara Wallace plans to major in elementary education at Northwest Missouri State University at Maryville. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wallace of Knoxville, Iowa. Barbara's hobbies are sewing and reading. She was co- editor of the yearbook and on the bowling and softball teams. She taught second grade C.C.D. at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Lynda Neubauer was an extremely busy girl at IHCC. Lynda was a cheerleader, played second base on the sotball team, was on the bowling team, worked in the guidance office, taught C.C.D. classes at St. Mary's, and helped in the Special Education Department at Centerville High School. In her spare time, Lynda enjoyed sewing, bike riding, bowl- ing, cooking, swimming, skiing, and soft- ball. Her future plans include transferring to Springfield, Missouri, majoring in Special Education. Lynda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Le? Neubauer, 928 South 11th, Center- VI e. Alex Paul was active in the community through Boy Scouts, Concern, and Hot Line. On campus, he was treasurer ofthe Stu- dent Senate, yearbook photographer and on the newspaper staff for a semester. He is interested in athletics, car shows and photography. Alex lives with his father, Frank Paul and his grandmother Pauline. He plans to attend Drake or Iowa State University and major in journalism or sociology.

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HN Kirk Englebart fbelowl was the All-Around Top Male Athlete in 1974. He was also on the football, basketball, baseball, and rifle teams. He was also a member of the Big Brother organization and enjoys hunting, fishing, and sports. Kirk is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Englebart of Ottumwa. His future plans are to attend Iowa State University, majoring in civil engineering. Ye, .sn be ? ,.. , A, . '-,l2- 5 Ea: us-47.15-ui 1 gi Judy Green Qleftj is interested in genealogy, cooking, and reading. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jennings S. Green of Promise City, Iowa, and her future plans are uncertain. Jerome Kater fabovej the son of Mrs. Maude Kater of Steeleton, Pennsylvania, was active in the Indian Hills foot- ball program and was president of the Big Brother program in Centerville. Jerome's future plans include attending Duke University in Durham, North Carolina. 103

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A person who enjoys horses, Ieatherworking, hunting, fishing, reading and conservation is James .s Huber. He was vice president of the i Student Senate and a member of the if Falcon staff. His activities in the com- munity are many. He is a deacon in the Albia First Christian Church, a choir member of the Blakesburg First Chris- tian Church and a member of the Albia Saddle Club. Jim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Huber of Albia and is planning to attend a forestry school possibly lowa State University. Wayne Glenn is president of Distributive Educational Clubs of America and works for Gary Van Dyne with the Veterans Ad- ministration. He is a bookkeeper for Rosencrants Mobile Homes and his hobbies are fishing and refinishing furniture. His future plans are to become a C.P.A. Wayne is married and has one child. Ann Cortesio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cortesio, 806 North Main,,CenterviIIe was an active participant in cam- pus happenings. Ann was an IHCC cheerleader, Falcon year- book staff member, Homecoming attendant, and participated in bowling and softball. She taught religion classes at St. Mary's, and in her spare time enjoyed painting, playing the guitar, singing, tennis and bowling. Ann's future plans include attending the University of lowa or UCLA majoring in P.E. and eventually going to law school.