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

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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.

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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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WOOL BOWL SCENES R N . .9 v ILT' Q Above: Curtis Kirkland and Percy McBride display a souvenir which symbolizes security. Flight: Larry Fitzgerald, Loyd Henry, Jerome Kater, and Jim Louis relax on the bus. Our Falcons proudly displayed the talent which made them the number one Junior College team in the nation for a two week period. The Wool Bowl, held in Roswell, New Mexico, was the only Junior College Bowl game played in the nation. Being picked ahead of the number one team gave an indication of the feelings of many regarding who was really number one. While losing 14-13, the Falcons exemplified the spirit and ability of a team which will always be number one in our hearts. iii M is 1 9 ' 1. B fi z t. fs A K ' J + F ,rf t Z X 5-s, tr ..t,, .rl My r ' , Q ... .. , ' 'E 'K 1- L if ,ra ' , A ce, tr 1 -'ss ,, W., A - :- , A ' ,gn fa? 'ceq : gi ,hr ' --ig! ,ry X1 7 , V, 3-7. .' , - -.gig-I 1 :H ., - ,V .1-, 1 A .,- ,, ,m., ,, .' ,.:g?g:s, u , U - ,-s er, , If , .:. ,, ..-'15..2.a4..?'T':'e li I . 4. , lil 5, ri' 'Li , Hx . is g- ,5 ' .UQ l 5 .4 H , . , , 5 fl fa if '9 Yffif. 14 N59 ,lr w:,ifg 'f .Qx,-A Q W get 1 .xtf g. ' I vjdakg ' , I ' l Q A Wx in 1 I , .