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

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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.

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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.