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

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ll' ' ' GUYS Top left: Greg Cook, Curtis Kirkland, and Larry Henry having a rap session? Top right: Tim Mosher and Matt Cumberworth sun- ning themselves after a hard day. Bottom left: Rick Connell and Frank DeCamp on the lookout for the librarian. Bottom right: Jim Hanson Qleltj and Matt More: Qrlghtl strike a typical pose. t Is ' 1 I x E if ', 1 4 1 ,- ., . .- x Y 5 l ! 'Qi Hi T g '11 . 1 1 1 ..-15 fu in F 9 . ' we r .wr f Qi . A 'kg ' VS, ' if L W' i he -'kai 'gk , asa? '51 to Q Qfgff KX W e kg V lj! 5 Y' a fe QQWQ' if 97 0 3 A Kew-i'l1 kg, if P ' t m t iJs,v.ji Q i e A i ik .RQ if fi' V . 11,1 4 ,Q 1 u V, X' 'F 0 am?

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GALS lop left: Janet McQuarry and Marla Long share a humorous joke. Top right: Janice Hopkins bends over Jackwards for comfort. Bottom left: Nancy Lampkin finds a comfor- lable position to study. Bottom right: Pat Bates catching up on the 8195! NEWS. V1 Ili' V. I i I i ' , J f lfj- ,,, r4,-,,- '. .-.. .', A x . , ,k Aki: 3 F li ' l f JI gifs, 4 ' 1 412 T f29f'gf?f t T51-2 5 A J.. , ,f K ,fi 'Jw .fy 5- -?1 N- f 1' N1 nf,'!f2' 4:-3, . A- 'V - . in 4 vw Aff ' . MW' Asif-ff: 1 fr - ' V 4135,.,',iMg,?r '.j -I I l..:,:.. I I I . bifffifaiv-5' ffl iff 'Q' 1- f'-155' , 5 f4,,,f1QSfl 'gig L TS fbi,-15 -5 '4-1 sf .' '-.J '- ,Q--vi 1 -' ,f.-w .: . Ag -,..J' .,. Q., A -'T---if - Q. ?f' f-,ff - - f . 4' 'iff 2' vm 4 , HZ I, ,.. -eff ev 'f '

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DEDICATIDN: FATHER HENKEL U A Gesture of Faith. This. is the best explanation for Father Henkel's 850,000 gift to our college. Father Leo Henkel, a retired Roman Catholic Priest, heard of Indian Hills Com- munity College through his attorney whose son attended the Centerville campus four years ago. This attorney was im- pressed with the educational processes at Indian Hills Com- munity College and told Father Henkel of this small college that was dedicated to providing opportunities for students. Father Henkel, with the assistance of the attorney, made ln- dian Hills one of the beneficiaries of the Father Leo L. Henkel Trust. The trust is to be used for helping solve housing, food services, and other services that might be beneficial to students. Father Henkel is 80 years young and greatly appreciates the opportunity to help others. He is well known for a long and distinguished life of concern for his fellow man. He will long be remembered and loved for this concern. 'H ., v A . J p Y ,A .31 .su . .. ..,. . - ' I it , l F ' ' . -51-we if M K. x .x 'x Z Q . -f' 35..- Q. Hi... Above: Mrs. Robert Beck receives the first 310,000 check of the 350,000 contribution from Father Leo Henkel which began the IHCC Development Founda- tion. Left: On the platform, Dr. Stephen Poort, Father Henkel, and Percy Norris view the Pan- cake Day Parade. F25 1 X.