Hill College - Rebel Yearbook (Hillsboro, TX)

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Ihr-'V 'L 4- ish., Ensemble members: Qleft to rightl Ioe Welsh, Becky Scott, Keith Ashcraft. Carolyn Honza, Darrell McCallum, Iacque Carmichall, Becky Magby, Sidney Nowlin, Curt Hamlin, director Leland Lundgren. .. 1 Y li. QL-VnbG' A , p W, - -ff Te- 1 - 1 i ' Ensemble V 'E ft., ,.-gg U K. YV? I dip 5-9 , fl ' 4 -1:i3p1gZ5gf 1'r 4' A M A ii . 'Z -Lf: if IAN, J 1 1T'U -I -'49, 4' , 1 qi ,J - . .4 - ::.L'-L'- . 'F Q55 r i i 1 1 1-2' ' ll ,iii-W? P 4 . -1 . 5, 331 if QPU 1' ,, A, :yr-A' nh- -.1 '- i V X, Q .. ' 2i?E.,4,:r sz , 5' 5 at 2 at . s Another function of the club is trav- eling and this year brought plenty of opportunity to do so. Besides the many appearances at area schools and clubs, the Choir, Ensemble, and Bands pro- vided entertainment at Fort Polk, Loui- siana and the State Fair of Texas. The highlight of the year for many club members was a trip to New Orleans where once again they mixed work with pleasure while they combined concerts with sight-seeing in the histo- ric old city. Combining their knowl- edge of music with their ability to en- tertainnmembers of Sigma Phi Omega act as musical ambassadors for Hill Iu- nior College. 45

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W X of0 l. '-3 Left: Ben Hayden had a busy year as director of the Baptist Student Union. F ,,yy, . , ,. ., . -,-' H 41' , , ag'-',-ff ' gr ,, M4v,.-:5y1' I f . - e X The Baptist Student Union offered varied functions for H.I.C. students. Bunch's Lunch was a good way to start off the week-food, fun, and friend- 1 l 2 Q- 'tl I ship. Fun Nights once again gave stu- dents a place to come and play ping pong or cards or just talk. Trips for the year included a fall trip, a convention to Fort Worth, and a trip to College Station. B.S.U. puppets were seen in several places in town. One of the highlights of this year's activities was the Mexico Mission trip. Students from Hill and other area colleges gave up part of their Christmas vacation to work in Mexico while making friends on both sides of the border. The big- gest project was the Living Proof cam- paign. Everyone connected with it con- sidered it a big success. g '7:9 Nl 47