Hill College - Rebel Yearbook (Hillsboro, TX)

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Hill Players Entertain 4-1' '9' 4 67 + 4 si Above: Drama Club members are Becky Scott, Cindy Whittle, Melinda Terrell. Second row: Brent Hopkins, Kathy Webb, Betty Dorn, Keith Ashcraft, Iacque Carmichall, Ioe Welsh, Amy Moore, E.C. Rosson, Sherry Ball, Hank Ball, and sponsor lack Smith. I K l , Right: Cast members for this year's Bond's Al- ley production, Tight Britchesf' include Page Thomas, Sydney Nowlin, Melinda Terrell, Randy Iones. Kyle Ward, lake Powers, and Penney Shelly: fseatedl Becky Scott and Ianet Kuregerg lkneelingl Amy Moore and Elizabeth- Davis.

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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

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College and Community Drama Club award winners for 1976-77 include Cindy Whittle. Amy Moore. Sherry Ball. Hank Ball. and Keith Ashcraft. ' The Drama Club, under the direction of lack Smith, represents the aspiring actors and actresses on the H.I.C. campus. The club not only puts on several plays throughout the year, but also en- tertains with special dramatic programs and readings at high school assemblies and club meetings. The club also performs at Bond's Alley Arts and Crafts Show each year in june. This year the club presented two plays to the college and community: The Importance of Being Earnest and A Streetcar Named Desire. Both plays were a great success. A production of the Ugly Duck- ling was put on for the college and was presented at both the Rotary Club and Newcomers Club. A change of pace took place with a stage reading entitled Love and Marriage. The final pro- duction of the year was again at Bond's Alley and was entitled Tight Britchesf' Cast members for The Ugly Duckling are Dallas Collins. Melinda Terrell. Brent Hopkins. Carrie Washington, Ioe Welsh, Michael Zebell. and Brenda Moore. 49