Hill College - Rebel Yearbook (Hillsboro, TX)

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STREETCAR AMED DESIRE From Wilde to the Wild Side-nothing could have been more different from delicate drawing- room comedy than the spring play, in which Blanche Dubois took a streetcar named Desire, changed to one named Cemetary, and got off at Elysian Fields. So did we, as witnesses to Ten- nessee Williams's famous play. The troubled family drama deals with the question of reality, as delicate, perverse Blanche and her brutal brother-in-law clash in an attempt to maintain very different ideas about life and living. The H.I.C. production was enriched by an imaginative set that captured the feeling of New Orleans's old section, by dixieland music pro- vided by the jazz band, and by a large and vigor- ous cast. Those involved in Streetcar were Mike Ze- bell, Cindy Whittle, Melinda Terrell, and Keith Ashcraft in lead roles, E.C. Rosson, Carrie Wash- ington, Billy Sellers, Dallas Collins, Betty Dorn, and Becky Scott. Scenes from A Streetcar Named Desire fClockwise from up- per leftj: Neighbors QBetty Dorn and Carrie Washingtonl gossip on the stairs outside the Kowalski apartment, Stanley fMike Zebellj lays down the law about interfering relatives to his wife Stella fMelinda Terrelljg broke, but not yet broken, Blanche fCindy Whittlel dreams of the future as more realistic Stella begins to understand her sister's real problems: discov- ering that Blanche has lied to him about almost everything, Mitch fKeith Ashcraftj finds out for himself at least how old she is, not even a broken bottle can stop Stan when he has his mind set, but Blanche tries: Blanche practices her wiles on a stray paper boy fB1-ent Hopkinslg out of the dark past, the darker future come the doctor fDallas Collinsl and the atten- dant fBecky Scotty who will restore some measure of peace to Elysian Fields.

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Bible Chair Church of Christ The Bible Chair Church of Christ, located to the south of the main campus, offers seve eral services to Hill. The library of the church provides a class area for the Bible courses that are offered through the Bible Chair for credit at Hill. In addition to the ac- ademic services offered by the church, the ladies of the Bible Chair also donate their time by preparing and serving cakes, cookies, coffee, and punch to the students and faculty. Right The ladies of the church always seem to bake delicious and tempting pastries. Above Mr Craig teaches the Bible courses at the Bible Chair. Right: A cosme- tology student looks at one of the many books in the Bible Chair library. -any -ily A ik! lf D X. ' ...--f' A.' K, . N v 1, ..xx 'kt' I N ' 1. ' ' ' 1