Hill College - Rebel Yearbook (Hillsboro, TX)

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vw. li-' Even when just looking on, Dixie Dolls are still a part of the music. Dolls drafted an auxiliary for a special performance at one of the half-times. Ioe Welsh, Wendell Morris, Rocky Cleveland, and Dallas Collins were the honored draftees. 37

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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.

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Cheerleaders Spread Spirit TheiRebel Cheerleaders have the big job of creating and maintaining spirit at all Rebel basketball games during the year. Enthusiasm and energy are just two of the tools used to incite spirit. Other duties included painting the many posters present during the games and decorating the gym. Along with Rocky Cleve- land, or Iohnny Reb as he is more commonly known around campus, the cheerleaders were always present at games actively and energeti- cally doing their job. .tiff ,lllliiil flllulll zigzag ,lj it A C' '1 'l,: ' E ll , eytfg-'fl ,., 5 ,- L--AI iii, Q' Y, :Vr .: ' :sf A 1 1-124 .ES U it ' 5 f A, f 4 I it.-it-,Li - -' I f - at 5. ' f-:'ff.' - -gg. 55 I x . - Ir? :- C E1 J ' 'sillb sg- ,- A -r ,-L i'-gig -11:f,fffff2,i,3: V +s....,' :'.5?-dag f - ' ' Y . ' -Y ,. 38 4:17 Rebel Cheerleaders: tkneelingj Brenda Allen. Paula jones. Melinda Terrell lstandingj Susan Schneider, Tracy Sturmer, Breanda Moore.