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

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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

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A Falcon Must Endure Storms To Survive This winter of 1977 has been the worst winter on record in the United States. And it is an obstacle to overcome for we at IHCC, toog there are storms and snow and ice. But we endure. We endure these and more important kinds of storms as we grow from child to youth to many storms of sorrow . . . disappointment . . . adversity. But the world must pass through winter to feel the gentle breath of spring. 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.

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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