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

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SPRING PICNIC A pig roast, games, and a pie eating contest-everything was perfect for the IHCC recruit day picnic. Every thing but- what else-the Iowa weather. On April 18, 200 high school seniors considering Indian Hills a possible school for themselves during the 75-76 school year arrived at IHCC. These students visited various classes on campus to see what they could expect next fall as IHCC students. They also attended a journalism workshop sponsored by Ms. Jones and the Medium staft. At 1:00, these seniors and the IHCC student body jammed themselves into the Barn to enjoy roasted pig. The spring rain destroyed all hopes of the baseball and softball games, along with a variety of races that were scheduled. One event that wasn't cancelled because of the weather was the pie eating contest. This was held in the Barn a reasonable digestion time after 1:00. All that was required tor entry was a dime and a hearty appetite. Dan Lamburth was the happy victor of the contest. Most ol the high school seniors who visited our campus were from surrounding Area XV schools. These being Centerville, Moulton-Udell, Davis County, Moravia, Seymour, Flussell, and Wayne. The picnic was sponsored by the student senate, and in spite of the weather, it was a success. ,WE . .gi JY 1' 'J' 1'-' ,':W . , ssfs. , A Ui, V--,pl . , E l li I l'! 4 ,gn i T Z? ui fl 3 Ulrgff Xl ing Q41 A ft? we-em ,ff . v. xy? , Aki' 0-JVM 4, :av-QL- 1: 1 , w I . A 4 w ':3'ii'.3'r?1 ........--.....l.sa.l:7,r 4,355 . ..-1:.....1j gen ' jg, . , . U' 'L..i.' mil: 152- ss.. .1 w ,jlifw I LQLQ' .V-lei: , 1 ,',,'..l....L-i.j f :H , 4 gg . Q , l l ,. ' ' I l j . , ., f ji E , N A it ,ao , A 'gi .2 I , fl! X 'hi ,sm Y Q .51 ,,,1 . Q. Above: The beauty and dignity ol Alex Paul. 34 Above: Devouring a pie was only one ot Skip Smith's activities during the hog roast. Above: The art of pork carving was displayed by Bob Wells.

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HOUSING Indian Hills housing will be changing in 1976. Dick Sharp is contemplating a new line-up of college student homes. There now exists three housing facilitiesg 107 East Washington, 615 West Washington, and the house on Seventh Street, but next year? Mr. Sharp explains, We will have building 18 on campus, which will house 24 students, then we anticipate having at least one of the houses previously mentioned. Since football is over we will not need so many. In the last semester f1975Q of school, 36 people were living in college housing. We look for roughly that same total next year. Above: Mike Hall takes a quick rest from his studies. Lelt: Roommates at the White House include Terry Arrington, August Stigger, Dorian Adams, and Greg Warren. Below Lett: Relaxing at the FaIcon's Nest with a refreshing drink is Ron Reihmann. Below: What a lite! says Dan Lamburth. I 4 4 -1. ,X , -. 'xl , '-. K, ' , - .1 5 . 4 . - fld Z I I

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