Hill College - Rebel Yearbook (Hillsboro, TX)

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if 4 f Rebel Yell staff members demonstrating their efficient methods of getting out the news are fleft to rightj Pat Reeder. Rick Baca Willie johnson, Win Abbott, Greg Maddox, Arthur Mann, and Darrell McCallum. H.I.C.'s student newspaper The Rebel Yell serves a dual purpose, providing Iournalism 'stu- dents with a lab in which to practice and thope- fullyl perfect their skills as it keeps the student body up to date on campus events and local happenings of special interest. This year's staff featured Arthur Mann as Editor-in-chief, Rick Baca and Winston Abbott as sports writers, Pat Reeder and Darrell McCallum as features, Greg Maddox, Willie Iohn- son, and Richard Enders on campus news, and Ara- bella Rittenhouse, Betty Dorn, and Wendell Morris as special correspondents. Gary Williams, Winston Abbott, and Agustin Gonzalez provided photographs. ' Rebel Yell Keeps Campus Current 5-ia K , i - M' ,,, ,Sf Q! mai 1 l A ' i ' , - I 1 ur, fi, 44452 f H- , . , i ,fi t, A . .,-4 -W is i. i , i lls- 41 . ', - . o f . , ' R W r ee: Q f , , ' it . x ' i g . - i i ,gig iff t . , , ' 1 V 1 'A rl i -14 ,. i

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A long year of practice and fund-raising paid off for O.E.A. fClockwise from topj Members display awards garnered at the national convention in Houston: home again. some conventioners and sponsors pause for one last snapshot: Rhonda Hen- son and Charlene Wyant present the raffle award from one of O.E.A.'s rafund-raising projects to Scott Hill: the year's trophies are efficiently displayed in the Business Department. f , , t r Ft Cu, V. ' .A,v- .g.:,. :-,nn T ' ,V gt 1 - v -1 tg.. ' . ' ' ' Y , , , f 4, ' Eff' ,..':-, :bbw ' ' 'Y 'xiffglffi , ,-.exif- ' ' , '. 1 w. fP?5??77 T25 V, . fa. ,-42.4 ' : -3,5 Q. ,tl ,-. i X V,-L33-i- - t- . ,.w wx 4 - ., M ., ' e ' ' , 'V 4.11 i 5l vrl, , . , V , ., , 5.. ..- I 1 il. W -,,. .- . . ' v 1 ef' -- qlif- 4 , ,,:,,, . ' E i . . : . - - ll'r.W 1 ll J it' A 'L , . 'J x s x -' if l , 4 It' Q, . an 4 f All V fgfdew fi- Lk ftgii-Lac x, A A an-. sb ,, - rv 'L A l az I ' w 2 5. ff' , fi 'L ,-..b.g.: 1 ur' -K 2 3, '-vi? S3 ' -'ve D :W , x oy P 4 'Q 'I '4- 1, N I X ,-, 1-41 ,H ,. . ' n. . ,i ie' af, , t t N 1 -N

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Dixie Dolls are fleft to rightj Sharon Honea, Becky Magby. Robyn Porter. Bridgette Miller. Becky Scott, Carolyn Honza, Brenda Moore. Dolls Snappy music and high kicks are special- ties of the Dixie Dolls. Our own drill team performed at each home game this year. Be- sides spending time perfecting their rou- tines, the Dolls gave several performances To Dixie for area functions. They fulfilled their pa- triotic duty by going with the music depart- ment to Fort Polk to entertain servicemen at several military theaters.