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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1977 volume:

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We are falcons and a falcon must fly through darkness and storms to glide through to a rainbow. IN the winter, ski sweaters are a common sight. Greg Pister. l YES, Virginia, it does snow a lot In southern Iowa. ' ' ..-.441 Q A' WILLIE Williams rests up for the next class ln an empty office. l WE are children. Chrls Llndley. WE grow into adults. Mlke Mottet. WE mature wlth age. Larry Van Oort l OUR version of Blg Bird: Big Falcon. Dave Harris A Falcon flys at its own level CASPER, Wyomlng'ls along way to go to play basketball. Dave Warden and George Marshall. 3 A Falcon lVlust Sometimes Journey Alone. . We may need people and the companion- ship they offer, but there are times when we must go our way alone. We each roam over Indian Hills with a different destination in mind. Some look for solitude, others for action and excitement. As our consciousness rests inside each of our bodies, we are existing in our own private world no one else may ever enter. Yet we co-exist with all other living forms. So though we can be alone inside ourselves, we never have to be. We can always reach out when we need to. We have a choice. -. .l DAVE Froellch gets rld of a practice thirst. A little time between classes calls for some fooling around. Rhonda Scott CONTENTMENT comes in discovering your capabilities, Leonard Matthies. , ---..,., A falcon will seek its destiny at its own height and speed. TOM Sorakg a part of a crowd, yet an individual. LEFT: . . . Whilst thou fight? intones Dave Kirchner during a pep skit is i i A - 2,1 I V Hl I m Abe. Your friendly neighborhood hamburger heloer in the Barn, states Elizabeth Aberahamson. W , . rifn' 1 -34 -1 I si '- I ' ' 'A l viii , 5 1 ?' N , l'M telling you, these science labs are terrible, moans Ron Usousky as Jim Walker appears in full agreement, FALCONS are the best team . . . cheers Ann Hood F At The Hills And In The Ville l l i RAY Pyner does his impersonation of Tommy , as he tries to break the all-time pinball KIM Adkins shows fine form, moving her donkey toward record. the basket, during the donkey ball game. HOMECOMlNG pep rally is a real drag, exclaims Pat Daugherty whlle Mary Jewel! shows him real nurse power. IHCC - Earthy, Down-Home Fun IHCC is a campus set on top of a hill on the edge of a middle sized, growing town. While most campuses have gone glitter fand we have our share of glittery ours is closer to nature-an earthy, down-home nature with a less complicated fun, like . . . A bonfire-wiener roast on a crisp autumn evening. Chill Xl . Y ', .1 ' Jr , iffirl' - if 'll l x . . . FACULTY of an easy-going nature, like Pete Salazar. 'I i 'r .in lr 1? ' Q!! QJ- 4 A -5- . -1 , 4' ll . ui' I q f 'l Q: J dl i 1 '. fl . 'iq -.. A V W , U YW . . ,, -isiif t . . . PLACES of beauty in which to study or just think as Steve . . . LIGHT-HEAFITED encounters between administration and Spurgeon is doing. students. Dana Simmons, Kathy Walters, Joy Hoven, Dave Harris, Karen Clark and Rhonda Ruby. . A -,' ug 4, Q 5 -,f .i, U Qiitg, FQ .fill SJQGN iijf .5 31,41 T-.gJ'.'v. ' ,-:Ji ,'.'.'! 5' ' 'v ifkwf 'F f- L,'f 11 fwfvpfgsf' Y, 'jj .1-i1f,f 1'.,'y y5i'!7A?i.fE'?'59Cg?Ef' . fifwftfiffzgwiifigil?.-QW'mf-12t.wff-iiiif.-i. si 54:5 45,-gf' i'ffg:.f5g2st.,.aa4Zg, , ,g?4.,.gi.,.t. an -,Qi im. ' ii ' 'ig' YQ P A. f4',' 1, ' rip , . f t ?fJf' ,fair 'Jkvt SIS f S4 I.-5 .gist 2 'fl ' Ed:,,,,g,,: Ai:..di': will Y -N Jaya y.. U-f?,eB,0X'h1: ftixfff i. -5701!-' Vffffs 4. dgtilgy A5 . 'wr ,Ag uf 7 1 1 vw- H+: Qs' 'Jul' 'f-We mr- if - . p:'9 5l'f3 fi- .ff-'five im:-2 w. fi' 1- - . . NATURE to enjoy close at hand. My Eg' 1 g 'N' 44 rlk? Q A fix ,. , Q A 'gt' rn hi P .gf , Fl. . Jn J A ' B '-' 'r'1'.- - In W' A ,. . . - 31 A . ' - ' Aflz . . .,' I we f ' R , . fig A AM' ii-i.. gg- fm' 'L 'T ly-: j .. if if . -. '. 5:56151-..i'..f... 's- ' 'J Ti ' .f-..-1.51-v...4nM . . . ASSEMBLIES, activities, and get together in the Multi-Purpose Building. 1 R 45 Q-ma' ,. s. H. sys ,MAFF .., F- 1 ' !1fl'l2.f ea 1,1 ' 55' -Vg ,g.'a52- ,wr -rr... . --X -' . . . THE College Road - a rustic slice of scenery in the midst of town 1 A bright warm bonfire gust right for roasting thinks Rick German -1' 4 if f . . .TRADITIONAL Homecoming with a King and Queen. Mike Mauk - and Beth Wilson. YA know, that guy might not be so bad after all, comments Kevin Delimat, Gary Hlll and Flon Rehkopf. AN enthuslastlc Jerry Jansen!! ,-, g, HEY, this is the life! proclaims Gary Hlll, Blll Speck, Mary Kelly and Rick Dissman. 10 lu! l ' , ' M A V . I, lu' K :Lf-,4.a., -.--' -r ' 'X E' ' Q1 ., , ' G ' 'V-'WV' 7 5 . . J' ' 7,1 4 , H' ' A. . - Y- ,lt --., ix.. - i .. Q53 fi 5.1, . , E I wr. ' i + ' ,Q New r' ff.. at it 59 l fl :fiat x 5 -af' - if - 1 V1 'L' L , f sk -:L.lL?' ' ' , v -l Be f' 1. ,Q f' fly 1 W '. .121 ',., 5' if:-' V4 , ,Til ti THE crowd intensely watches on. LETTER Club meets so plans for the future can be made. TOM Owca takes it easy on the way to Casper, Wyomlng for the basketball trip. With some 325 students roaming the IHCC campus, there is a wide variety of individuals to conform to a small middle-class rural community. From Bozeman, Montana to St. Louis, Missouri to Milwaukee, Wisconsin-students come from large urbanized communities to a small town of a mere 6,753 people. Several activities were provided by the school this past year to break the ice in getting students situated and right down home in the town of Centerville, Iowa. Dances, kegs in the Barn, the regular season ballgames, and the same ole' homework were some of the things that helped pass the time. Even though everyone complained at one time or another about the lack of something to do, we really enjoyed living here and could later stand back and say . . . . . . And This ls The Ville! i i E 5 V V L l I i 1 , 5 ff BILL Bailey takes his class to the out-of-doors. , Q, ki 43+-L' A 5:.u'f?Lf AJ:f' 'I 'g NNI'- ' Q-6.1 M , l .I WJ K V- A 1 - J'Eff'.'- - U..-w , , .. -.f . E. -1 -aa :LQ- A Dance A Month Some people out here like to party - a little wine, for whatever strikes your fancyi women, for ment and song thard rock, country western, or whatevert. To entertain these carefree folks, we instituted a policy of having at least one dance a month. We can get together and talk, laugh, dance or listen to music. lt's relaxing and invigorating - a great way to get the bugs out. After studying or really putting your back into something like basketball, baseball, softball or something like the Falcon or a Student Senate project, and a dance hits your fancy - it's available! RICK Evers and Larry Cormeny take time out from classes. BELOW: On the campus there is an air of relaxation and that take-it-easy feeling. Bi-Centennial's Over, Back To Normal Life lt's over with-finally! The Bi-Centennial that first gave us such a patriotic feeling was so commercialized that it eventually began to bore us. Red, white and blue yearbooks, T-shirts, underwear, cupcakes, dolls and games. Patriotic music, Bi-Centennial minutes on T.V. and the radio, pieces of local Americana in the newspapers bombarded our senses at every turn. And now it's '77 and a sense of relief steals over us. No more Bi-Centennial minutes! No more flashy under- wear! lt's back to normal life! s ++-Q. - A keg ln the barn brings about many smiling faces lT'S about time we did it right! smiles Wendy Smith and Peggy Worley. 14 l E g . .A,,f z l ' Flu raie i H l le, nl , -- ,,-.. ,F I- X . ,J f W. ' ,nt SOLITUDE has captured the mlnd of Tlm Oliver. , 4 F ' , W 1 7, HQ.-g'.i'E Hn. M, w . - .. n 1 'T w -aw -1, .MG w I 1 I I 'H H 'I I f-45 X 741 ' w N' ' 17 ' . .ix Ir: . -, 1 YC ' 1 I Q . 1 ff I I L 1 w MQ. f. 4 p v 'J 1 f A donkey basketball game is a totally new actlvity at Indian Hllls. THE flrst Homecoming Assembly In years is a new way to view instructors. Wayne Paper sings, Glooml Despair! And agony on me . . . 'x FION Koenigsleld helps to ready the baseball field lor a new season. l A change of scenery ls nice-like a glance in the mirror behind the bar in the Elks Club. RIGHT: Things can get rowdy at a Falcons' basketball game. r A More Activity At IHCC Things begin to boom at IHCC as a letter club starts, there are more cheerleaders, at least one dance per month, keggers in the barn, a much more active Student Senate, larger Falcon staff and lots and lots of private parties, open to any friend who happens along. That's the way this campus is-everyone is everybody else's friend. P ., J, -- I r in , g if-. : -ff if- i ' . v-I i .Q 'I . 'ir V lg .- Ik --4. 4 ' i. .g , Y A refreshing idea, LeEllen Elgin. PEOPLE go to Jim's to socialize-Dave Froelich and Peggy Worley. i CRAE Geist says, In the side pocket. .nil LL.:---1 THERE is a friendliness here. Larry Van Oort and Clark Sorenson. AND sometimes we just get a band, a keg and the Multi-Purpose Building, right Clark Sorenson? l . WHAT'S the matter Bruce Smith and Mike Grier? -lc--W, 'G WE call this our snuggllng weather l X f' Jim's Uptown-Our Place We needed some place of our own-we got it! Jim's Uptown provides a gathering spot for all the lHCCer's. We play pool, fooseball and drink a few brews . Then it's back to IHCC the next morning to face classes, snow-we're ready for anything. AT the Uptown, Al Kohurst unwinds a little. m n, ,, ll!!! NL: RICK Dlssman relaxes with a game of billiards , WHEN spring comes, there is beauty in simple things. 5 . ' v ' , srwnamr -. . I , r ,ut - lifts, igsfii,-X - -.:.T.zs,,g. tk, THE instructors are fun-loving. Dave Kirchner. 132+-. Homecoming Rally- First In Years It's been years since we've had a Homecom- ing Rally at IHCC, but with the enthusiasm generated by those bubbling cheerleaders, something good like this was bound to happen. They wrote, costumed, acted, painted and hung signs-it paid of. Skits were performed, teams introduced, queen and court were honored and a lot of spirit was generated. At night we donned our fancy duds to dance at the Elks Lodge to the music of Antelon. THEY did a great showl lSeatedl Karen Clark, Rhonda Ruby, Peg Worley, Joy Hoven, Dana Simmons and Kathy Walters. MEMBERS of the court, Brian Lindberg and Mary Kelly GARY Hill does some boogie at the dance .,,,, I l THERE was a lot of activity In the barn that day! THIS ls the side the opponents saw. THE court-Ron Koenlgsfeld and Ann Hood, Brlan Lindberg and Mary Kelly, King Mike Mauk and Queen Beth Wilson, Tom Owca and Kathy Walters, Craig Block and Cheryl Gatrel. ALCOHOL destroyes brain cells . . reads Dr. Peg Worley to Nurse Wendy Smith. MARY Kelly, Kathy Walters and Ann Hood encourage the players A Dance Floor And A Bar We danced and talked and walked around. It was a great time, we're still talking about it. Hey, do you remember when . . Oh, yeah! That was funny! All we needed to round off a great day of the rally and games was that dance floor and the bar. DON'T give that sly wink, Peggy Worley-that's not milk in your handl X . X P 22 LARRY Van Oort doesn't seem to be in a milk drinking mood eitherl RON and Bev Smith are having a good tlme.l 'V- D 'ni ' -aff X- 1 V ,, . - s. yy i a -'Q 8 , . .V ' A ,u - A .4 . g gf - .. .i.- , iv- . Q., -1' 5-1 43' af 1 E V Zitfs jf-l3yfg'ifJ53y:Qff - ,:1,q.wIuif,. .-V., 1- . - ' 'h. , .. -.J C I' tp Q fl., ,., , 'S ' in 1 AS Mary Jewett drags Pat Daugherty across the floor during . i. N, .. the skits, we see It at a rather different angle. ' , . s I - Q i Q 4 Q ,val U 07' ..- ' . f ' , I AFTERNOON festivities over, King Mike Mauk looks relieved. ,. 'lf' tx' - i ' af a s x i , PEG Worley UOVSQYOUHUD. Karen Clark and Rhonda FTUDY fel' RAY Pyner, Deb Fleener and Marianne Gall share some laughs in the bar area the team to Fight Hard for a victory. is .. Play Ba ' ,.. ,mb .5 ,. , 5 Qi sh- .Q iid L1 ..'4nJ. ,m NA. -1 V' :- H' ,,, X fb .1 ,I .- v- A.v ' ,.?-Iii ' Tl 'Hr tviillwv 'Q v I 1 .J 1 Q cv 'x ,,-,kr k 25 u . s .1 - Dinsdale's Falcons Continue To Win -M114 XXXXXR GEORGE Marshall displays determination as he drives on his opponent. 1976-1977 Golden Falcons. First row: S. Thornburg, M. Coy, Fl. Toles, W. Burgher, W. Williams, T. Owca, G. Brunsman, M. Grier, M. Lakeman. Row 2: Assist. Coach Wayne Paper, D. Warden, J. Strachan, T. Oliver, R. Smith, Fl. Schiller, G. Marshall, B. Smith, C. Geist, A. Long, D. Shonrock, Coach Jim Dlnsdale. 26 Q. X' X . ' 1 L I x 1, 2, 3. . . Jump, Warden. .,-2 exclalms Andy Long l50l to Dave x 5 'L Hx. 5 1 'Q .1 W x H- K., g ' Q tu, A fi., W ' I 1 -'Q Si Y, I. 'ff - ' :X Q . ,J C sn. , . gb.. X 1 W g f ' z, w Qand little frlendj, Dav IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC IHCC 28 Boys Have 15-10 Year Coach Jim Dinsdale continued to move further down the road of success as he, in his second complete season, led the Falcons to their best season in several years. The Falcons jumped off to a 10-1 start, before a mid-season slump dropped the record to 12-9 and they ended with a 15-10 mark. Dave Warden, Bruce Smith, George Marshall, Rick Schiller and Ron Smith played to the biggest roles in the Falcon season and all are sophomores. So, if Coach Dinsdale hopes to continue on the road of success he will probably have to have another good recruiting year, which to this point has been one of his strongest assets. 78 Green River 79 102 Colorado NW 98 93 Nebraska West 90 109 Waldorf 88 94 Moberly 80 93 York 70 123 Hannibal-LaG. 59 110 Boone 92 83 Park Forest 79 107 Lakeland 90 113 Clarinda 102 68 Palmer 76 84 Kirkwood 71 80 Moberly 89 85 Ellsworth 101 92 Muscatine 93 118 Clinton 120 107 Kirkwood 75 85 Clinton 96 84 Clarinda 89 99 Ellsworth 108 109 Keokuk 68 110 Muscatine 89 77 Palmer 66 Keokuk- Forfeit 75 Regional Tournament Creston 89 NX xk 345 THE sky's the Iimit, shouts RAY Toles holds his ground to a driving Waldorf opponent. George Marshall. RICK Schiller lays in two points. BUT I can't see the basket for your hands, whispers Bruce Smith. Falconettes Fac RHONDA Scott drlbbles toward the basket. But where is the ball? e Tough Season FAKING out opponent, Kim Adkins drives to hoop, for two points. 1976-1977 FALCONETTES. Manager, Marcia Chandler, Rhonda Scott, Sharlyn Burns, Kim Adklns, Beth Wilson, Marti Stober, Vicky Clark, Joann Benjamin, Mollee Kauzlarich, Lorl Kauzlarich, Cheryl Augsburger, Coach Pete Salazar. 29 r i I JOANN Benjamin pulls down rebound. THE phrase that epltomlzes any teams hopes for a season. YOU block her, while I get the ball, exclalms Rhonda Scott llettl to Sharlyn Burns 1203. Key Factor ls Experience Coach Pete Salazar led the Falconettes into the season, facing the question of whether or not their lack of experience would lead to their downfall. When the dust had settled this was exactly what had happened and the experience shortage had received a good deal of help from a shortage of heighth. The Falconettes finished with a final mark of 5-17 as Mollee Kauzlarich packed the team with a 12.1 average, with Kim Adkins close behind at 11.8. Coach Salazar must now regroup and prepare for next season as the Falconettes lose several sophomores who were vital cogs in this years machine. IHCC Graceland IHCC Waldorf IHCC Trenton IHCC N. E. Oklahoma IHCC Independence IHCC Marshalltown IHCC U. of Iowa IHCC Iowa Western IHCC Kirkwood IHCC Wm. Penn IHCC Ellsworth IHCC Graceland IHCC Marshalltown IHCC Trenton IHCC Creston IHCC Kirkwood IHCC Wm. Penn IHCC Clarinda IHCC Ellsworth IHCC U. of Iowa IHCC Creston IHCC Clarinda I l P u I r P K . ' 1 COACH Daugherty and Ftlck German 1133 go to see if anything is wrong with Jay Nelson. i247 ,-mai-he I ,l 1977 Falcon Gray Squad. Bottom Row- Bob Dorothy, Mike Welter, John Skovronski, Tom McDermott, Steve VanCamp, Dave Hays, Ron Rehkopf. Flow 2-Bob Corso, Bill Barutha, Dick King, John Klels, Dan Bononno, Jim Dunwald, Tim Whalen, Coach Wayne Paper. Row 3-Brlan Tungate, Randy Skaggs, Greg White, Gary Brcka, Perry Stout, Joe Starcevich. GREG Hawk icatchlngl has plate covered and ball waiting for opposing runner. DID he say something you didn't like, questions Bill Speck l22l as Mike Mclntire lowers his shoulder to opponent. r THE 1977 Falconettes. Bottom row-Sharon McCIanahan, Cindy Rinehart, Rhonda Ruby, Mary Kubll, Sharlyn Burns. Row 2-Wendy Smith, Dana Simmons, Rhonda Scott, Kim Adkins, Joy Hoven, Coach Pete Salazar. qNot pictured-JoAnn Benjamlnl. JO ANN Benjamin islldingl is under opponents tag. is I .iw-20:-:':+i+I+r2'isa f t freetext., , :. PJ! fgfifiir 5' 53 . I If F I ' J. 1, . 'v'.4l ni 13 . 9-4 RHONDA Scott sometimes gets the feeling that someone is looking over her shoulder. 1 1 1 A 5 N all .14- ' fi -A-L ian., ik T.,- I'LL do what l want to Coach, exclaims Rhonda Scott to Pete Salazar. Or this bat will go across your head. L - -CA CINDY Rinehart stabs a line drive as Wendy Smith hustles to back the play up. Golfers Finish Third ln Sectional Meet When the final hole, on the final course, of the final match had been completed Coach Bill Bailey and the IHCC Falcon golfers had posted a season record of 4-6. The Falcons narrowly missed a birth in the state tournament as they finished in third place in the sectional meet, needing at least a second place finish to advance. Bill Bernard was the season medalist for the Falcons, and Coach Bailey now must seek recruits for next year's squad, as all six members of the team are graduating sophomores. will iff, A ,dm- :4., ,f , . .-I.. t +A- rw. , - ,, , rent 15 g.A.J a..rxfL4,l' DOUG Shonrock fbiting on his clubj and Tim Oliver await their turns on the course. 'X ---1 l'LL take a double bogie and forget it, exclaims Doug Shamrock ln disgust ANDY Long bears down for a decent drive. cf-pain is CRAE Geist shows good putting THE 1977 Falcon golfers. Bottom Flow-Craig Block, Crae Geist, Doug Shonrock. Flow 2-Tim Oliver, Andy Long, Bill Bernard, Coach Bill Bailey. form. - .... Kill ,W 2' M 'MIN .tix ffl, X. f ..g.,L,, gi-I 'fm P i,'1'f!',' ! wfvf' f '- F: ' R'-lag .5 -55 ' 'E , ' '- . , 'fa-.1 .-' -- ,'1 '-S, - 3 . ?:3:w'!Q.,, f'-Q-3 t ',7'jg ' -' ' v t' .Q. - l ' lf? . , f . . --.f. .wi I f-'L .. '-. 'Pf:-- ' '. . - U . 1.-wg,-53 -wig., .-'f 'V ,:u.Q1V-4v1,.,.,+.w,- e - .A U. , f -' , lt.-1, 1 i. r.aa1,,?' :3' -YL,-, ' If fig.:-. 913-.4 ?4,,,l,- -4.-. . QL ,-ft, Q V ' . 577 , - .-fy, 51,4 v-I ' '-4 1'-, ' 't--a nt ,. -- 'f . - U-, . ' ' aLxsu!9e1Ls!.:f- ' , , ri W ' F f if 2 A Im ea xg., we iz 4,2 , - A 'ji .:f' .. c .: 'pg J' IC ga . v-3' '-.. '5 'f' 'Nl . . ..g'y,1 cg. I -If A, -it ffl Y -I5 'i ' 'Y ' if 'P 'f9??::. . 4 .. .r ..:,.?. gif , I BILL Bernard prepares to lift the llag for COACH Bill Bailey lfarthest lefty, Doug Shonrock lsecond from lefty and Tim Oliver study Bill Bernards' stance for driving. oncoming putt. .I All Our Faces! THEY go from tea parties to . . . . . . bigger and better things. Jerry Jansen, Peg Worley and Tim Oliver. CRAE Geist and Rick Boyer enjoy classes at IHCC. CHERYL Augspurger prepares to catch a farmers tan. WORKSTUDY Lora Morrow has to eat on the iob. IS obllvlous to Dave Kirchner s T-'Ps mx uf rl. its 'TI ' Fiq h. r N'--.Q ,.. bm. 5 . I . u M.-H 1' .v -iii -Q 'EQ .,. IH ' 10 ' .-,, 'u . n .- -17,1 P X all .. - Q .L-, -V U i ,..', IEW ji V, ,Ur .::!:'-.X '- ' .-ny 'f.! .. Jil., 'E-11' fn: .--,Air 4 So Goes It! lt's an exciting experience meeting new people new guys new girls. You walk among the hills that cradle the campus looking up to smile at a new, interesting face. Maybe you say hello Maybe you stop to talk . . . Hey, aren't you in my Chemistry class? Yeah, I am! Do you have the notes over page . . . Then perhaps the two of you go to The Barn to discuss it You have a Coke . . . you make a date . . . So goes it! RHONDA Scott and Dave Warden give a cheer for basketball. RON Koenlgsfeld and Dan Bononno Ellzabeth Abrahamson, Russell, Ia., Fresh Charles Adams, Centerville, la., Fresh Kim Adkins, Centerville, la., Soph Ron Amen, Rapid Clty, SD, Soph Cheryl Augspurger, Milton, la., Fresh Steve Baertschi, Chillicothe, lll., Soph Bill Barutha, Newberlin, Wis., Soph Rick Baugh, Ottumwa, la., Soph Melinda Benham, Albia, la., Fresh Duane Bennett, Plano, la., Soph Pam Berner, Seymour, la., Soph JoAnn Benjamin, Donnellson, Ia., Fresh Andre Bester, Nahoon, East London, Fresh Craig Block, Centerville, la., Soph Mark Boles, Grand River, la., Fresh Dorothy Boney, Seymour, la., Fresh Rick Boyer, Unionville, la., Soph Bob Briggs, Ottumwa, la., Soph Larry Bruce, Corydon, Ia., Fresh Greg Brunsman, Charles Melody Buckingham, Decatur, la., Fresh Wade Burgher, Bloomfield, Ia., Fresh Paul Burkland, Unionville, Mo., Fresh City, la., Fresh Glenda Burns, Moulton, la., Soph Sharlyn Burns, Moulton, la., Soph Karen Clark, Bussey, la., Soph Nancy Coates, Centerville, la., Soph Dennis Condra, Moravia, la., Fresh Jane Cooper, Seymour, la., Fresh Bob Corso, Denver, Col., Fresh Charles Cortesio, Jr., Centerville, la., Fresh Dennis Cortesio, Centerville, la., Fresh Pat Courter, Centerville, la., Fresh Monte Coy, Centerville, la., Soph Blll Coulter, Centerville, la., Soph Dan Crall, Albia, la., Soph Robert Crawford, Centerville, la., Soph Rose Crawford, Unionville, Mo., Fresh Craig Croskrey, Oskaloosa, la., Fresh 42 f , -it l ffl J D ,I Sir.. MR. Kepner and Ladd Montegna take a snooze during bowling seminar. i V y A it A .i..--....L..,.....g A 4 JlM Waldron enjoying his bubblegum. Lea Ann Cullums, Unionville, Mo., Fresh Jack Dal Ponte, Centerville, la., Fresh JoEllen Davis, Moulton, la., Fresh Tony Deininger, Centerville, la., Soph Kevin Delimat, Newberlin, Wis., Soph Lois Denny, Nevada, Mo., Soph Rick Dissman, Pekin, Ill., Soph Bob Dorothy, Keosauqua, la., Fresh Pal DuBay, Corydon, la., Fresh Jim Dunnwald, Waterloo, la., Soph Rosemary Dusablon, Centerville, la., Soph Bill Eakins, Eldon, la., Fresh Susan Easton, Centerville, la., Fresh Randy Eddy, Centerville, la., Fresh fc sf sl BETTY says, May I have your order please? DON'T let the smlllng faces of Cheryl Gatrel, Bev Smith, and Judy Laux deceive you 5 Lee Elgin, Centerville, Ia., Fresh Virgil Ellis, Centerville, la., Soph Arlene Evans, Corydon, la., Soph Rick Evers, Centerville, la., Fresh Gary Ewing, Cincinnati, la., Fresh Deb Fitzwater, Moulton, la., Fresh Debbie Fleener, Villa Grove, Ill., Fresh Carol Flowers, Centerville, la., Fresh Phil Foglesong, Moulton, la., Soph Craig Foster, Exline, la., Soph Mike Fowler, Moulton, la., Soph Dave Froelich, Mandan, ND, Soph Mary Ann Gall, Russell, la., Fresh Barbara Gantz, Mystic, la., Soph Steve Garman, Jr., Centerville, la., Fresh Cheryl Gatrel, Numa, la., Soph Crae Geist, Mt. Ayr, la., Soph Flick German, Grinnell, Ia., Soph Tom Gettings, Ottumwa, la., Fresh Jan Greer, Seymour, la., Fresh John Grenko, Numa, la., Fresh Mike Grier, Detroit, Mich., Fresh Nancy Haines, Centerville, la., Soph Willis Hamilton, Centerville,la., Soph Preston Hampton, Mystic, Ia., Fresh Greg Hawk, Centerville, la., Fresh Dave Hays, Corydon, la., Soph Ginny Henderson, Albia, la., Fresh DAVE Harris says, The hand is quicker than the foot DOUG Sh0nr0Ck fll'ldS 1OUfl'l8HSm 1-ll Someone Will Grasp Your Hand There are times when we want to talk to a friend, times when we need support and advice. We may need someone who cares enough about us to say, Hey! Stop for a second and look where you're headed! , or, lf you need some help, l'll help you get your head together! That's the HilIs. This is a place where people care. lf you want help, if you reach out, someone will grasp your hand. LORA Morrow says, You want it when?? RlCK Baugh eating the profits. .gi 'gggx ,V ,, John Hepner, Kewanee, Ill., Soph '- A ,U l ' 'H Mike Heywood, Lovilia, la., Fresh l H 'V Y .1 ,lm Matthew Hicks, Centerville, la., Fresh if ,.,., 5-I: T , Gary Hill, Peoria, Ill., Soph , ' , ,Y Ann Hood, Centerville, la., Soph X ' .3 N Gordon Horn, Bloomfield, Ia., Soph f ' Richard Horn, Sr., Oskaloosa, la., Fresh or 1' .1 ' . Roger Horn, Moulton, la., Fresh Terri Houser, Centerville, la., Fresh Kevin Housley, Des Moines, la., Fresh Steve Hunt, Corydon, la., Fresh Theresa Hunt, Corydon, la., Fresh Mark Ireland, Corydon, la., Fresh Jerry Jansen, Maquoketa, la., Soph Greg Johnson, Plano, la., Fresh Bob Jones, Toledo, la., Fresh Twilia Jones, Mystic, la., Fresh Roger Kadel, Centerville, la., Soph Lori Kauzlarich, Mystic, la., Fresh Nancy Kauzlarich, Mystic, la., Soph Dave Keller, Centerville, la., Soph Mary Kelly, Centerville, la., Soph Greg Kepner, Centerville, la., Fresh Randy Kesterson, Centerville, la., Soph Dick King, Centerville, Ia., Soph John Kleis, Burlington, la., Soph Ron Koenigsfeld, Charles City, la., Fresh Dave Kunzman, Bloomfield, la., Soph IHCC attracts various species. IS that pop you're drinking, guys? 45 Tom Laclna, North English, Ia., Fresh Mike Lakeman, Dickeyville, Wis., Fresh Ann Lind, Centerville, la., Soph Brian Lindberg, Albia, la., Fresh Mike Lovison, Centerville, la., Fresh Roger Lovison, Centerville, la., Soph Gary Lundstrom, Lovilia, la., Fresh Sharon McClanahan, Centerville, la., Fresh Kimberly McCoy, Corydon, la., Soph Tom McDermott, Davenport, la., Fresh Calvin McGhee, Corydon, la., Fresh Mike Mclntire, Kansas City, Mo., Soph Nyla Maddalozzo, Seymour, la., Fresh George Marshall, Chicago, Ill., Soph John Mason, Ottumwa, la., Soph Randy Matthews, Cincinnati, la., Soph Leonard Matthies, Centerville, la., Soph Mike Mauk, Bloomington, Minn., Soph Clyde Miller, Centerville, la., Fresh Dennis Miller, Bennett, la., Fresh Harold Miner, Centerville, la., Fresh Jean Montegna, Centerville, la., Fresh Ladd Montegna, Centerville, la., Soph Sam Montegna, Centerville, la., Fresh Michele Moore, Centerville, la., Fresh Robert Moore, Centerville, la., Fresh Gary Moorman, Corydon, la., Fresh Don Morris, Kilbreff, la., Fresh Lora Morrow, Centerville, Ia., Soph Tim Morton, Bloomfield, la., Soph Mike Mottet, Ottumwa, la., Soph Mary Ellen Mullins, Livonia, Mo., Fresh William Naill, Centerville, Ia., Fresh Jay Nelson, Carver, Minn., Soph Susan Neubauer, Centerville, la., Soph Tim Oliver, Bancroft, la., Soph Bob Olson, Ottumwa, la., Fresh Tom Owca, Centerville, la., Fresh Gary Palmer, Corydon, la., Fresh Ed Pancrazio, Centerville, la., Soph Bill Panther, West Point, la., Soph Rick Parsons, Des Moines, la., Soph TERRY White doesn't like homework! DOUG Shonrock and Crae Geist enjoy the trivias of basketball life. - vi ' -.N :-.. 1 V l .f,- . .,. , 'h vi f. qi, ,Hfv .,- ev .l..-,,, . . ..2i'wL. THE Joys lH0venl of cheerleading. STEVE Baertschi thinks chemistry's a blast. ff' , L. Guys Cutnumber Gals At IHCC Travel the sidewalks of IHCC, and more than likely you will notice few gals strolling past you. The guys have noticed. They've noticed at ball games, at the dances, and on Friday nights when there are few gals to be found. Understand though, this is a refreshing turn of events at times. lt's rather nice to be so noticeable. ln fact, times are great for IHCC gals. Tony Paul, Mystic, la., Soph Louis Pescador, Centerville, la., Fresh Paul Peterson, Russell, la., Fresh Charles Petro, Millerton, la., Fresh Steve Pfoutz, University Park, la., Fresh Trenna Pick, Cincinnati, la., Fresh Ray Pyner, Corydon, la., Fresh Mary Radcliff, Allerton, la., Fresh Ron Rehkopf, Fairfield, la., Fresh Russell Reid, Chariton, la., Fresh Bob Ricca, Peoria, lll., Soph Cindy Rinehart, Mystic, la., Fresh Dave Roberts, Eddyville, la., Fresh Rhonda Ruby, Mystic, la., Fresh George Rumph, Bloomfield, la., Fresh Pat Ryan, Albia, la., Fresh Ignacio Salazar, Bernalillo, New Mex., Soph John Schooley, Allerton, Ia., Fresh Rhonda Scott, Drakeville, la., Soph Paul Seals, Bloomfield, la., Fresh Mike Sharp, Centerville, la., Fresh RIGHT: Dennis Reed and Tom Tometlch try and solve the problems of Steve Sheets, Ollie, Ia., Fresh Doug Shonrock, Centerville, la., Soph Dave Sias, Centerville, la., Fresh Dana Simmons, Albia, la., Fresh Ron Sisneros, Bernalillo, New Mex., Soph Randy Skaggs, Burmingham, la., Soph Eugene Smaniotto, Seymour, la., Soph Bev Smith, Roseville, Mich., Soph Bruce Smith, Des Moines, Ia., Soph Don Smith, Ottumwa, la., Soph Ron Smith, Roseville, Mich., Soph Wendy Smith, Seymour, la., Fresh Clark Sorenson, Rapid City, SD, Fresh Bill Speck, Bozema, Mon., Soph Steve Spurgeon, Centerville, Ia., Fresh Joe Starcevich, Centerville, la., Fresh Perry Stout, Burlington, Ia., Fresh Jim Strachan, Nassau, Bahamas, Soph Jim Swallow, Ottumwa, la., Soph Carol Swarts, Moulton, la., Soph Sonja Terry, Numa, la., Soph Bruce Thompson, Albia, la., Fresh Tom Thompson, Ottumwa, la., Soph Stan Thornburg, Bonaparte, la., Fresh Jeff Thorne, Charlton, la., Fresh Darla Tisdale, Milton, la., Fresh Joe Todey, Flathbun, la., Fresh Tom Tometich, Numa, Ia., Soph Laurie Trager, Farmington, la.,Fresh Paul Truitt, Ottumwa, Ia., Fresh Brian Tungate, Neenah, Wis., Fresh Carol Turner, Moulton, la., Soph Ron Usousy, Bloomfield, la., Fresh Steve Van Camp, Davenport, la., Fresh Barbara Walag, Exline, la., Soph Jim Waldron, Melrose, la., Fresh Jim Walker, Mystic, la., Soph Kathy Walters, Centerville, la., Fresh David Warden, Ottumwa, la., Soph Bernie Watkins, Unionville, Mo., Fresh COOKIE and Daughtery, digging for moles? ini he 1 J .1 i J A ,.. - '4 FENClNG anyone? says Bill l ' - l Baruth. ,Zi , -L ill ,X . 4 ii. ti. ' Qt Ak '. 1 r Lf' '7 5 lb-' ...pl .' THE real Dr. Drake. 5 it IHCC: Activity Abounds This year the Indian Hills Baseball team has put a fence around the outdoor playing field, and Mr. Dutton has included yearbook cover design in the busy schedule of his art students. Cheer- leaders are also one great expression of energy. Academic or extra-curricular, IHCC students always feel school spirit. WENDY Smlth and Ann Hood cheer on. CAROL Swartz, Steve Hunt, Dave Chapman, and Roger Kadel create i A in it ll ,-JG, SMILE for awhile, says the photo- grapher. tv., 1-, QVJ' Debbie Watson, Lancaster, Mo., Fresh Mike Welter, Cedar Rapids, la., Soph Dan Whestra, Pella, la., Fresh Greg White, Sigourney, Ia., Soph Terry White, Centerville, la., Fresh Steve Whitson, Albia, la., Fresh Wlllie Williams, St. Louis, Mo., Fresh James Willis, Centerville, la., Fresh Beth Wilson, Centerville, Ia., Soph Dave Wilson, Centerville, Ia., Fresh Russell Wolfe, Bonaparte, la., Fresh Kathy Wood, Moulton, la., Soph Peggy Worley, Centerville, Ia., Fresh 8 Suzanne Wright, Centerville, la., Soph Kris Young, Centerville, la., Fresh Laura Zintz, Centerville, la.,Soph Faculty Displays Diversity IHCC faculty is a formid- able body of educators, each well trained in their respective fields. Providing the best possi- ble education for each in- dividual student is a fundamen- tal concern of all instructors. 'u-4 Gary Van Dyneg Veterans Coordinator Jim Stovall tAbovelg Drafting William O'Neill tRightlg Psychology 50 Richard Dutton: Art, Audio Visual Frank Cortesiog Social Studies -5 -El l ,. Mary Jewettg LPN Program E . I rr' f I . if Larry BennegDept. Chairman Career Ed. nl 1 px 1 . f 1 8 ' 9 I To fig Bill Matkovichg Llfetlme Learning Pat Daughteryp Phys. Ed., Baseball coach '--ew v.. The Wayne Paper: Business Ed., Assistant coach Sam Foxy Drafting 9 'awp Don Bitner lAbovejg Building Trades Sara Dozauer mighty: Lifetime Learning Instructors l ,H ,-K Show Concern 1. ' N., l u 5 Lg! 'E ,Q ll if F 'm.s. K, . r . 4 ff Q, . 'LQ' 1 1 yn 4: ,. , , , '. -iff W IL Y' -1 -.R,.' ... 4, I v, I -JY. x s IA I r . t o 9 S or to S if Cecil Carlsong Librarian Paul Forney: Soclai Studies 4131 , ltd' A , V. -'fn Larry Van Oortg English Bill Bailey: Math, Galt Coach I r. 1 1. . i Ou L :AIN . M , at D ,Q l t X .lm Dave Harris: Dept. Chairman Arts and Sciences 52 Kaye Washburn: Assistant Registrar Pete Salazar: Student Services, Glrls Athletics 5 K . . , ff su uhg'-A-ff!! 'N My ' 1 Vw- ' iff' U 1 I ,,.- -x. ' 1' vibe- 4 W' 1' -LI , '1 , 'i 3'1,- ' -- . 4 ' f' 'l Rf - sf we P ff . -iibum-1 ' : 3 ff - , -if I Q, U r blk ,sqf-1 . X Education ls The Goal! Jim Traxlerg Building Trades HILL5 Jim Dlnsdaleg Phys. Ed., Basketball Coach Ted Harbour Above - Science l l, Jan Winslow lRlghtJg Home Ec., Adult Ed. Jerry Kauzlarlchg Assistant Dean of instruction 3 ummm i Sara Rauschg LPN Program 'Vx 'Sb- hh' 9-if 1- -Magi!! Jean Kauzlarlchg Business Ed. Harold Kepnerg Business Ed. Carl Cloptonp Automechanlcs sr 1 1 . . air:--4 - 1 vo... -, ,av4 M Steve Poortg Dean ot Instruction George Glenn: Coordinator Adult Ed. Roger Schlarbaumg Automechanics Clockwork Precision ELIZABETH Sherwood, Library These faces are well known at IHCC. They feed us, clean up after us, and keep our records in order. With clockwork precision the se- cretaries handle registration, and the custodians keep our campus clean, which is quite an effort in the aftermath of the keggers and dances. Betty Egbert, with the assistance of Elizabeth Abrahamson and Mary Ann Gall, feeds us our daily cheeseburgers, donuts, and french fries. 56 2. BETTY Egbert, Snac Bar WANDA Dooley, Library . , I 1 , l NANCY Price, Student Services CHRISTINE Bailey, Business Office DONA Nlkolosus, SwItchboardlAdult Ed ROBERTA Dowdy, Student Services THRESSA Robinson, Buslness Offlce if TQ' ' V.. ,n.,, I wana ' ' '52 .-.-1 . I I fr I IW 'I I -I1 3 It-:JAG ,fig '-5543 N -Q9 t 1' 'FA'-'1:ffL RICHARD Noel, Custodian PAM Teslow, Learning Center MERRITT Pallard, Custodlan COOKIE Hollingsworth, Custodlan DICK Watters, Supervisor Bldg. Ii . mf .ps SHERYL Pancrazlo, Administration KAY Taylor, BOOKSIOFG What We Do .9 -un S5 .133 'rx' , I A . , . ip 1 Alik,-vf, w 1 . . -A ,- .. -HH , , V .. ' Lp, 1 I., .',,.-W, , hy., - Y. - THESE lazy asses! proclaims one of the Donkey-Basketball players. Inside or out-You'lI ' Action Fund Some 'I. . .xx fm. x, 41' DON'T tell me how to play softball! proclalms Joann Benjamin to Randy Skaggs. ' h lil I EVERYONE is In a MagnIfiqu8 S1ai9 . KNOW what you're doIng? questions Greg Kepner to Steve Baertschl 59 Walk thru our barn doors and you will not find the ordinary animals. Instead, you will find varied species of Pinball Wizards, Card Sharks, Ping- Pong Pulitzer-Prize winners, and foo- seball fanatics. Betty Egbert keeps the barn intact with undaunting courage while feeding these 300 emptied-bellied beasts with a strict diet of goodies. REF Doug Shonrock examines the Play QA-4,1 U Q. X F'-Vi . t r' Q T. 5 1 RAY Pyner is the Pinball Wizard . BETTY Egebert and Elizabeth Abrahamson prepare the meals. TA-DAH!!l! 60 RON Smith shows concentration. Barn Life MIKE lMacJ Mclntlre ls ready for the serve. tlon. TIM Oliver demonstrates spln ac- CHERYL Gatrel looks on whlle Rick Baugh and Dana Simmons play cards. THE fanatics fight for the fooseball. ,fm was BEV Smith, Treasurer RON Amen and Gary Hlll, letterclub members RON Smith holds IHCC Pride and Joy. SECRETARY, Cheryl Gatrel poses for us. Letterclub Arrives This year, Dave Warden, Ottumwa, pre- sided over Ietterclub. Assisting him in the official part of this club were Cheryl Gatrel, Numa, and Bev Smith, Detroit, Mich. Letterclub was responsible for the con- cession stand during our victorious basketball season. The profits from the stand are to go for letter sweaters. Letterclub also contributed the trophy for the IHCC Classic, in which IHCC won first place. To show appreciation for our cheer- leaders, they presented corsages at the last home game. gm Dfgool xx S 1 HIL lABOVEJ: The Falcon starters prove who ls 81l RIGHT: Getting some kicks behind the concession stand. . ll HW K l . WATCHING the game, Ann Hood and Dana Simmons miss Rhonda Ruby's splits. IT takes hours of practice to be good. rf' MARY Kelly suggest a mount. l l BOTTOM-Mary Kelly, Peg Worley, Rhonda Ruby, Joy Hoven. Second level-Wendy Smith, Karen Clark, Dana Simmons. Top-Kathy Walters, Ann Hood. THE group agrees: It was a bad cell. v :1 READYING the popcorn for the baseball fans is Rhonda Ruby. IT takes time to plan mounts. 4' ' rn: l ONE slde of the huge banner done by the Rah-Flahs. ii . I Fluby, Ann Hood, Mary Kelly, Karen Clark. Second Level-Peg Joy Hoven. Thlrd Level-Kathy Walters. Top-Wendy Smith. Make Signs, Do Skits, Cheer Hard It started early this fall, this mad whirl of activity called cheerleading. These girls feight and one substitutel painted a huge banner, made hoops and signs, practiced at least twice a week and seemed tirelessly busy. They planned and plotted to make this year the best IHCC has ever seen. DANA Simmons was a dedicated substitute. TENSE Moment-Wendy Smlth, Dana Simmons, Peg Worley Time-Consuming Job It took a lot of time-sometimes as much as three to four times as the Rah-Rah girls saw action on the floor. With classes, jobs and practice, the girls found cheering very time-consuming. But they say, lt's worth it! -TTY Iilatitrl 1 rf,1......--.H .. - . , . - -an ki ..v.ivvl'Q?n . .fc LQ -a ff' ff A 2-1. 'yi lf' - ' 'ix 1 ., -, I , ,:1 '1 v' V P1-44,34 -A-3,53 CQ ---2 .. 4 '-E' . '- 8 'LA' X2f.w Qf. 1g 3 r ffl' ' f'!-- z1,1- H , . , ae- - .. ,- . f 5 ,h -nr: dr. ,- .. 1 V -- - ' 'rl Y '-..- ',, -- x, 51.3, 'A-uv..-ag Q , - -. - r , ..- . ... . 9 I3 DURING the rest periods, new ideas were born. PEG Worley demonstrates the base pony-slt stance for Joy Hoven as Kathy Walters, Mary Kelly and Ann Hood take a break. 1 l l. I all 'l i.l -lm. i l THIS is Smash 'EM -the cheer that ended with the pyramid collapsing. Bottom-Joy Hoven, Peggy Worley, Rhonda Ruby. Second level-Wendy Smith, Kathy Walters. Top-Ann Hood. lT ls a preclslon art, this cheerleading. Karen Clark, Peg Worley and Kathy Walters. They Kept Us Busy! it - 'E33??. ENTERTAINMENT, like the type Tom Sorak is watching, is engaged by the Senate. BYEI Gotta go to Student Senate, says Kathy Walters. I i DEB Fleener gets escorted to a meeting by Joe Starcevich. ' Y I I f ' 1 T T . g : 5 T T I ' i . i 1 1 ' - 5: A LQEJ I it it ,I I Z 1 f I THERE were days. . . The meetings of the Student Senate are held at ' I I 2:00 on Thrusday when it's quiet and peaceful-just right to work. It doesn't take long for those peaceful afternoons to turn hectic after a meeting. All those meetings kept us busy! CHERYL Gatrel and Bev Smith go over some last minute details as Gordon Horn and Dave Warden wait to begin. RELAX for now Cheryl-there's a meeting todayl SPONSOR Pete Salazar brlngs In Presldent Gilbert Gavronsky. at ,. y N OUT-DOOR meetings are great, Pete Salazar: sit by Kathy Walters. ax ,Jh- :IN ,'1l '4f-5s'X.,.. pg r We're Here 1 x ' f IGNACIO Salazar enjoys a beer at a dance. l 1 l I will Mil M BEV Smith and Gil Gavronsky listen as Lyle Hellyer prepares to speak. And We Can Do lt! You name it and they undertake it. The Student Senate supervises the dances and keggersg activities for us in general. A donkey basketball game was hilarious-who was responsible for it? The Senate! Many students just come to listen and offer ideas and that's great because we're here and we can do it! Nursing Program Strong -mf At IHCC interested in a tough career? Try Nursing. Your days will be filled with difficult classes, intensive training, thorough evaluations, and hospital experienceg but it is worth it. This year, 26 student nurses received their diplomas on May 22, 1977. S , t x W.. T I - - 4 - -Q-' - 2 STUDENT Nurses file out during Capping Ceremony. ,, - A 1 DAVE Harris tArt Fernl attempts to give directions to IHCC Nursing Classes. Dave -' ' -' always adds some humor to his serious remarks at the Capping Ceremonies. Lonnie msenr CRROL GREEN STUDENTS learn to take blood samples. 5 ..- ,Y. ' ' - TUNA TDNSM s gi in 1 1 up-of l A, l ld MARY Jewett ponders a students questions. ABOVE: Students learn the operating procedures of one of many medical machines. LEFT : Student nurses recite their oath at capping ceremonies. 69 K I I r k L l RUSTIC Rural America -a combination of mind and hands. lil' GREG Plster hangsapalnting, ANTICIPATION and work-Rosemary Dusablon, John Horn and Leonard Matthies. WORK is the motto. Rose Crawford and Leonard Matthias. Z- ii. -.2 - BETTY Bear displays a painting. ADMIFIATION is the reward. Between 250 and 300 people converged in the college loft April 19-22 and April 25-26 for the art show. As a social affair, refreshments were served. Free to the public, the spring showing is the highlight of the year-this year being no exception. Indian Hills Board of Directors selected Leonard Matthies, Rustic Rural America for the top award. He was presented with S75 for his portrait. Special mention was also given to other honorary students. Ladies And Gentlemen . . . Around 50 students from ten area high schools took part in the annual Indian Hills speech contest on Saturday, February 19, 1977.. This was a practice tournament in which two Indian Hills scholarships were awarded to Sheri Wilson and Nancy Wright of Moravia. iii! SO what can you do when Mary Jewett attacks Dave Harris? THEY never begin on time, remarks a speech contestant. ED 510051 and Chafla 58 C0mD3 9 Speeches I lu I 1 nl YJ -'i'j iff?-d ,,.,' wf -R ll 1 . ? ,J 9. . ,r , v 4 I I - - 19 S, Y A .N V, I o Y ,-4, -A 2 x '- 'V 0 1 , , IA 'O . . 4 ' F: . 1 u 4 ' - , Q 1 mid AL ' gk 41 ' I ', 9:9 I I ! pells chemistry as FANTASTIC -q-1 EH-H' - 1 'ails' N. l ..1.-'.,.fb neu il ff 'I U 1' ': JE V we' 'V 5' 1 im? Q .S I, ag .. ,l 1 J N' 141 + 'fs , , 5 . 1' , l m'N 4 Xb' A 1.c. 'QS I ra I, 1 ING ls better than KP duty says Joe Todey . ,x . l N' , u. X ,Yr , 1 '-.14 h WL ' 7 v 1 4 , , - f' 'W-,--X v If- -3, 1T t V RQ 5' ., . Q xiii? w ,A A , 'T1A! 'sf , ,Q ,.. EA vw- - ' ' g 1 -vii 1 1 v . 'r in 1 ,M 45 'I ' , XMQI Q X If , 1-. ,Q Kunzman I 5 1 ' gp .2-' Q94 5 ,C , Ld ii . -' 3.42 -1-'. I' --f Recreational Activities Abound At IHCC ll ::L-1-gr- Il . .-.- I it dk--Wk In - MR. Kepner's Gun Ciub is proud. STUDENT aims pistol with poise. A-wA-wAY goes Wendy Smith, MR. Kepner calculates Richard Horn's score. ..,-,.. :- I, ,Ti ,IN ,ll , W , , , L' 1 ' :'i , - ' - . . 4 Q , 'tw ii' - ' V ,,, . -.-2: , fi -- T A f i . L 4- 1'-' r ' , . ' '. . 1. .. I. ln. FIHONDA Scott chooses her ball. ig 78 STOP!!or l'ii shoot . . .? I lHCC's Recreational Activities include: Archery, Bowling, Ftiflery and Pistol. Some courses are offered for credit, but most students simply enjoy the fun of competition. The action takes place at Adam's bowling lanes, the local armory, and lHCC's athletic field. 5' -KI BOB Corso demonstrates perfect bowling form ' Q ' ' . MR. Kepner is one of lHCC's busiest instructors. I l 1 Y i w . -J, , , A ' Q! -- Fila, ,lx -K .' 4 u-73' Hjnqglq V , ,sv , -'N gf '-A ,. tches as Gary Lundstrom adds finishing touches to a paper. w --.,.121.,, fl L .-' 1 .. 4, . ,.,. V. w '.v. v ' lx. . L: - 1' . V T . , I - . 1 1 .' , 41,-.l 4- , v, 1 f ' 'P ..v 'T 1 1 E V .., .. , ls V . asm Wg 1 + , lx hill! 'Fir r ,I ' ,,A,,,' MH NJN 1 1LDI5u! Y: u J HQ . f' WISP. f 18 Hi Hakim 3, I nm Q I X J 5-.. -v ' 9l'S in FUR. 6 B f14'r'fffM ' 'ri U Mutiny -- IIYTX M--1. 5. 4 'aah , 'A isp XT? , Here's The Proof! Terry White-Sports Lois Denny-Layouts W. 'of' 151 4 ,irq IL' 1 David Kirchner-Family Man and Advisor Tim Morton-Photos Cindy Rinehart-Photos Debbie Fleener-Art Dana Simmons-Layouts Willie Williams-Layouts Janet Greer-Ads , if James Strachan-Layouts Doug Shonrock-Darkroom Peggy Worley-Editor Kathy Walters-Layouts The staff of the 1977 Falcon is a great group of people, hardworking, talented and a little crazy. Under the direction of the Head Crazy, Dave Kirchner, we've managed to put together a good book full of great writing, ' photos and layout designs and in your hands it now rests! Here's the proof! Jim Waldron-Photos Lora Morrow-Business Editor 83 il V, . 19.1 D AX, V. '11 1' 4 v -. 1 , A -' fm 'X?Q1,'l'i1' A 51213 1 L ., I :Ex 1 - if .wr ' H :K nj W - all, W' as ' 11,1 . l' 'Tui- .L if jj ' -wgwl-.13 , f' , I-358 'n':.:1::-g - ' 5 i ' mr:-:ze A-7--v w '-'13 I W ,,. . . . MARK Boles with speed reading materials. . . . THE house-home of the Learning Center. The Learning Center Provides. . . . . . GRAYCE Hill helps students with math and English. f . . . PAM Teslow and Nelda Stevens working with GED materials. CONNIE Craft works with reading materials. SARA Dozauer working. . . . updating inn math and reading for college studentsg career exploration and evaluationg help in clerical skillsg and instruction for the GED tests. Sara Dozauer, Pam Teslow and Bill Matkovich head this program. 85 1 ': K. ' x RON Amen and Huck Baugh wa vld North addresses the gradu I . x N 1 E W 1 I dAm., sT - .- Y.. if .Tfml-4 L' w 'Ir , -,. l . ,JS ,.., ,n ,I ,. .W , I I .Y ,1 -1 Y :jx-7. X a Ja ' Ag, ESI' f I 'Y 'lun W. A, RHONDA Scott rests during g Al x fx 1 mm ' if, 1 v ' 1 1 ,,,,. klgmr-.itll .1 4:5 5 Q ,rv N 5 ig: V PAUL Forney Cecil Carlson and Jim Drake have ta '-l'?'. Q, '- f . r THE waiting was the worst. N, Q- A 1 l 1 i , J Wi Q5 E i L 1 4 'K ,.. 1 .asf 1 -f L . '1 -Y Y- u- 353 En! 1 -Sw . , ,..,1 'rr ns on the faces of Kam Adkins BF-.4--, WHAT a bunch! Mike Weller, Bill Speck, Flick Parsons, Rick Dissman, Gary Hill, Kevin Delimat, Bill Barutha, Mike Mclntire, Tim Whalen, and Greg Hawk. Visifi me HouRSl WAN-To 'll AM LS ,.. l ONE of the many lurking faces at IHCC. THE sign at The Green House. i 1 Seine' A Q , 1-ei:f?.f::-fl,4 ' ' -2 ' .-'V .m A' 12':f1.,.l.4.'-'-fw7vl1:.l Q' vi 'L.,-43,515 4 L-4:J4n3i!l,,4 lv .fa-0.41 , V I-,,.g? ,-Li..-I4 vi 5' ff.. 1L1 f:AA: .-F.. Q.. ., 44, JF ,sl we -54125 '9 53'-fiz3'7':' .S-iaigeiii -, aw' ' zivr:1q:j1Q.l.f.3Q,. YA.,-gs, ' ,ml,w.,,, amp, .. , ,. - , '-- -, ' ,1,' .L I I , ..,f-f,1'5g5d'W3l7. 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Summer's a'comin' and that calls for outdoors activities at IHCC. Whether it's lying on the library hill between classes or going to Rathbun Lake to catch some rays, it seems everyone is headed for the sun and some fun. buf' . BARB Gantz has a beautiful adopted daughter, Joanna. TIME for a tan! Klm Adkins, Wendy Smith, Randy Skaggs, Ginger Lindley and Kevin Delimat, -. M Lil aura-, if , A Falcon Soars To Great Heights Given half a chance, there are those at Indian Hills that can go far. They have the potential, they have the goals, they have the drive. Though there may have been times when the outlook for tomorrow didn't look too good, as trite as it may sound, where there's a will there's a wayg and we should never give up hope, never give up on our dreams for only a falcon can soar to great heights. ...dnl b IOWA is a great place for bikers. ,Y ,ine , , - i' D 4 . - x , in ' . 1 , ' Lf. ,ge L A quiet moment of study on the roof of the Green House for Crae Geist. 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HERE comes Dennis Miller . . . . . . AND there he goes! . A it ANN Hood watches roommates Kevin Delimat and Rick Parsons enjoy one of their last moments together. RHONDA Ruby and Rhonda Scott fool around on the campus fireplace. ,.,A W .-,I-' l l A couple of our dlstlnguished instructors, Dave Kirchner and Ann McMullin. ,, .. 7' an A little sun, a little beer. Mlke Welter, Bill Speck, Rick Dissman, Gary Hill, Rick Parsons and Tim Whalen. I . ... l 'Ali THE male counter-part of Charlle's AngeIs, Tim Oliver, Doug Shonrock, Crae Geist and Andy Long. Never-ending ls The Falcon's Flight As the evening of this year slips into the dawn of the next, we say good-bye to all our close friends and some bid farewell to IHCC for good. Some we'll never see again. And the special world we had in 1976-77 will never exist again, for the world was made of people. A new one will emerge phoenix-like from the ashes to become a new falcon born of the old. And those who've gone will not die in your memory and will go on in the larger world to fulfill their destinies, for never-ending is the falcon's flight. DAN Bononno captures the hearts of many: you too Rhonda Ruby? satin. ... ' . L.- GIRLS always smile at IHCC parties, say Peggy Worley, Cheryl Gatrel and Kathy Walters. -1..,, 1 V qs: Ll: 'mf .-s., 2'f ', 'T','w11?- , I w w L w , k,.x,,4 X 'V 1 ,!??52!1j5' -201 1 11 'L ww ,, . 'L- ,LQH I' M ', Illb' X N qv A .6 ism,1.2.,! M ..,,,,. . Wyr- V, ,+-,. , i , 1 ul Yi U . I I Q x ' in ' .-1 l I 1 5, ... xq 'U , 1' Y . ! ,ki . L 'off AQ v .4 Q s 'il 'R 'n 0 4 1 s O of J , 'X-s Q 5 li g ,,W5Qsff vi' vy Z Y '3T f:'!' 5 Y ' Y Q 41 , Lg 4 lzglxwk 1, 'P , A. -f ' 3. Q, . 4 K 5 I ' I , a .8 , J ' , ., F' V - ' N... I ' ' ' , 1 .H V I w ' v I 1 K! -.. .l ., 5 , K . vf, ' . I I nb, -I 3' A 'vvvl 'bi' , L . ' rv 15-S 'ur A Q . V .iq F , -up 1 -P' i.A' 1? ix, , 'sif X11 'G 1' Pa Q 4, 3, . .L 4 1' , -,- ,. -f' , . 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