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

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RIFLERY The 'Indian Hills College Rifle and Pistol Club, organized in 1965, has seen much lively action during the past eleven years. The top rifle shooter this school year was Dave Hays with a prone 90, kneeling 81, and standing 81 for a total 252 points. Randy Umphress hit a 49 prone out of 50 points. Mark Sisul had a 96 of 100 prone points. Richard Laux had a pair of 48 scores for a total of 96 points. Laura Zintz hit a 78 in the kneeling position for the ladies team. Cindy Dudley, Melissa Hayes, Jean Heusinkveld, and Jennifer Haner were a fine girls pistol team. Other good shooters were Phil Brown, Tony Deininger, Virgil Ellis, Craig Foster, Roger Graham, David Kunzman, Jay McBride, Steve Perry, Kathy Wood, and Deon Ball. There were about fifty different sharpshooters at the National Guard Armory during the year. Harold M. Kepner and Sgt. Dale Ver Steegt are the faculty advisers. f F54 E sw Future Annle Oakley: Jennlter Haner Clndy Dudley and Jean Heuelnkveld MOU!!! HIY08, JOIN Gnd JBMIYBI' MKG lim- 'Q . ,U 'e .r g 9, t , U ' ' :M .. 6 Q 1 . Q 1 iota 6.x e . , , W ., 0 -- eili Q ' e-'5 T! 5' 1 Q e s.Q 'Je IHCC Rllle Club members Not everyone hlts the tergetl

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BQWLING There were usually about twenty teams each quarter having either four or five members on a team. The Doubles Tournament Champions were Nancy Kauzlarich and Bill Coulter the first quarter. Nancy repeated with Eugene Smaniotto by throwing five strikes in a row for a 202 scratch score. Monte Coy and Nancy Coates had the league high averages at one o'clock while Dennis Barber and Jane Starcevich won the two o'clock league best bowlers emblems. Bill Coulter, Melissa Hayes, Tom Maletta, and Chris Waketield were the most improved bowlers. First quarter champions were the Albia bowlers - Mark Hollinrake, Don Stofta, Dan Crall, and Paul Montgomery. The Hy-Vee Area's Boys and Seymour Co-ops tied for first place in the second quarter. Outstanding female bowlers were Pam Berner, Nancy Coates, Nancy Kauzlarich, Roxane Richmond, Sue Alley, Dolly Zintz, Beverly Smith, and Rhonda Scott. Top male bowlers were Monte Coy, Bill Coulter, Tony Deininger, Glen Simpson, Tim Higbee, John Deitrick, Denny Orman, Gary Barber, Mark Dieckman, Den- nis Barber, Kevin Wuebker, Joe Spinoso, Tony Moyer, Jack Lloyd, Jeff Thissen, Roger Perry, Ron Smith, Larry Thomas, and Jim Young. Ed Davis was a Student Coach. Chris Wakefield, Lora Morrow, and Karen Riegel assisted Mr. Kepner as official scorekeepers. Bowling events were reported on KCOG Thursday mornings' 7:15 sports news and in the Iowegian on Friday evenings. -1,- 4 Mark down another strike, says Melinda Hayes 70 Roger Perry and Harold Kepner chock student scores. Mark Simmons ln action

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Mia.-. ARCHERY Bev Keener takes caretul aim. e ', , Mr. Kepner gives instructions. I t ... The archery students retrieve their arrows. Bulls eye! 72 As his students take aim, Mr. Kepner thinks, Look out, Robin Hood.'