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

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NUMBER ONE Lloyd Henry, Larry Fitzgerald, and Greg McQuitter are proud to be on the number one team. On October 23, 1974, a cry was heard on the IHCC campus- We are Number One! We remained so for two weeks. Coach Larry Van Oort was happy about being No. 1 and feels we should still be the top team in the nation. Coach Van Oort has put in a lot of time for- ming the offense to do an outstanding job. Coach Van Oort feels that the team handled being No. 1 well. The players knew what they had to do to remain up on top. Recruiting for next year won't be a major problem. Van Oort feels that being No. 1 helps out as far as let- 1 ting people know where Indian Hills is located. F-4 xx1.1.fifV': 14 1' Even still life on campus reflects our accomplishments. -Q K Km .1 X J .' ff f . - If T' fy I WI 1 '. V 1 The score which made us number one. August Stigger, Greg Warren, and Dorian Adams express the school spirit

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Above left: Time has run out. Above: Ecstasy! Left: The Falcons hold pre-game practice. Opposite page top left: Welcome to Roswell, Linda, Rita, Jaci, and Anne. Opposite page top right: Here they come. 15430, Gordon E Crawtordy W' ' AAAM- W I tau.-1 H-mann . t l 'hm IVE' N N 5 ,mot R0 LL.N.M. it X ROSmfE.,..,q Lorenzo Turner, who was picked as the Outstanding Defensive Percy McBride was named to the All- Falcon fans going over pre-game strategy. Player of the game. American Junior College football team.