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

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FALCON STAFF Have you ever wondered what that closet in the Guidance Building is? lt's the office of the Falcon fyearbookj staff. This staff consists of hardworking students who are try- ing to record the year's events. We say trying because changes around here happen before we get a chance to start recording. We've had new programs, housing problems, and bowl games. We write them up and something new develops. The students comprising the staff are: Barb Wallace and Teresa LaPagIia, co-editors: Pat Bates, Gail Thomas, Jean Thompson, Ann Cortesio, Patti Meyer, Dann Derby, Jim Huber, Jim Adams, Alex Paul and Jane Akins. This yearbook is your record of how well we succeed in recording the year. L-'d'::7'T , 47 -1-TH . ,,... , Above: Materials necessary for the construction of a yearbook. 3 G Above: Barb and Gail team up to plan yet another lay-out Falcon staff: Editor Barb Wallace, Jean Thompson, Ann Cortesio, Patti Meyer. Back row: Gail , I li U X 'fu-P Thomas, Pat Bates, and Willie Mims. Right: Let's hurry up and get it before Barb gets back says Patti Meyer and Pat Bates. 30 Q

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SPEEC CDNTEST Below: Ms. Jones gives constructive criticism to a high school contestant after her speech. Below right: David Godby keeps time for the contestants. Bottom left: The scholarship winners are from left to right: Dennis Town- send, Mike Donahue, Debbie Colton, Jay Horn, and Dave Harris fcontest directory. Bottom right: Non-verbal communication as shown by Kay Sears. One hundred eighty three contestants representing eleven area high schools participated in the annual Indian Hills speech contest on Saturday, February 22, 1975. The contest served as a practice tournament the following week. Besides the contest director, Dave Harris, nine judges and 22 college students assisted in the running of the contest. Four Indian Hills scholarship awards were presented to Debbie Colton and Mike Donahue, Centerville, Dennis Townsend of Ot- tumwa and Jay Horn of Moulton-Udell. Twenty-six outstanding speaker awards were also presented. I Y . ' .Nils .2 I . 4 .1 it Ni'- mfr 'QL Y e .Asa - ' T V . ,F a A F as QE

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THE MEDIUM The lndian Hills newspaper began this year by chang- ing the title to the Impact. Due to the closing of the prin- ting press on the Ottumwa Campus of IHCC and various management problems, the paper was mimeographed. By the end of the semester, it was apparent that this was im- practical. After concentrated efforts by the administration and Ms. Jones Qfaculty advisory and cooperation by the Centerville lowegian, the paper is now printed weekly in the lowegian. The name of the publication is the Medium. The Medium includes current news stories, features on students and alumni, and coverage of athletic events. WE Above: Steve Fuller has a big smile for those who enter the office. Above: What are you hiding from, Kathy? I I 5 T T Qr 3 fl 1' 'oxgagl ',, g . ., T' ,ll T .- - l 1. .T ,, ,, +5 -I l LIN ze' ' 1' ,. 2i- 'l A 1-2 1 'uw 1 A X r x, '-.Rmm NX Medium staff: Ms. Jones, Dave Gaskill, Kathy Koziol, Steve Fuller, Steve Salato, Greg Above: Refreshments are needed at limes when working on Holdsworth, Gil Gavronsky, and Melissa Hayes. news items! 'mdk '1 H X 31