Hill College - Rebel Yearbook (Hillsboro, TX)

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After one full year the Vocational Nursing program saw its first class of students receive their caps and diplomas in a special graduation ceremony in the Learning Resource Center. Graduates in the first class include fleft to rightj Nancy Doskocil, Eddie Mae Taylor, Glenda Sword, Madline Reaves, R.N. Instruc- tor, Sharon Sulak, Linda McDaniel, Myra Bo- son, Loretta Sulak, Linda Tomas, Rebecca Garza, Noretta Morse, Kristin Viner, Vickie Brooks, Elisa Slaughter, Wendy Sessums and Charles Slaughter. if Q L , Nursing School Graduates First Glass

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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

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Rodeo Club Ends 1 1 fri E- -..- ll err H 4 - 'P wpni- - f t ,, 1 h i,.. - X I ag 'J' A V-- V,-.14 ' V ,jjy-el'-..r.-: .,.' F'-ff 1 , ,- - '- '.- f-, fp' JL li' ,..v: - '-. . , ... .-5 ,, 124' f'f1':'q'VdgJ-' A... V, .0 f 4 ,. Rodeo Club members and friend pose for a picture. Members are fleft to rightj E.C. Rosson, sponsor Terry Flory, Sharon Mor- gan, Ianice Wilcox, Hank Campbell, Doug Taylor, Ronnie Morgan, and Alicia Kaddatz. not pictured are Willie Ianek, Randy Calvert and Kim Young Rodeo Club members saw a lot of activity during 1976-77. The biggest project that the club undertakes each year is the college rodeo. This year the rodeo brought in contestants from junior and senior col- leges as well as area high schools. Many of the I-I.I.C. students competed in suph events as barrel racing, bull riding, and calf roping. There was also a new addition to the rodeo weekend this year in the form in xg, A 'Y .- 1,15 . ,, f 'ef '73-3 of a western dance. ,gg iv .' la!-ni f' I up . x. 1 U 1,5 i l i rivt' -i'?5'1:+. we-1 i , . -P 5-5-ir . -ff A' , .544-1 ' 26- ' President Ronnie Morgan directs one of the meetings. -