Hyles Anderson College - Caber Yearbook (Crown Point, IN)

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SS SS SS Se ee en en a a ESSE Teenagers are at an age when many decide in what direction their lives will go. Teachers give themselves to di- rect the teens in the right way to live. The goal for the Fall Program was to teach the teenagers to be “Su- per Christians” by for- saking the old life and sinful habits. Fach week teenagers were given points for reading and memorizing the Bible, praying, dressing prop- erly, and behaving in church. Weekly, “Super Christians” were cho- sen, and the boy and girl with the highest points for the whole program received trophies. Sunday school against a particular sin, and the sin again was preached on in church. One Sun- day the “Old Crowd” was the theme. A Sun- day school lesson was taught on this; then dur- ing church a skit was presented with “New Convert” being rescued from the “Old Crowd” by “Super Christian.” Good Christian friends and Christian schools were emphasized on this Sunday. 1. Paul Moffitt opens the teenage church service. 2. Pam Hibbard works with the teenage girls. 3. Larry Stromberg, the Teenage B superintendent, makes some announcements to the teens. SSS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS ee ee ee ee 180 — Christian Service

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The First Baptist Church of Hammond was our home church for nine months. After a few weeks we did feel ‘“‘at home” as we met many people who have been at the church for several years, such as Mrs. Harriett Goodlow or 182-Christian Service Mr. Ed Rausch, the Chairman of the Deacons. The people of the church have sacrificed much to give us Hyles- Anderson College. We owe many debts to the people of First Baptist Church for what they have done for us.