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

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SECURITY GUARDS SERVE! Hyles-Anderson’s Security Department has a unique duty. Their job is to prevent problems and to take care of emergencies. They have done their job well. All of the guards have had police train- ing and three are currently part-time policemen. They direct traffic, escort guests, man the Information Desk at night, and a variety of other duties. Many students do not realize that while they are asleep, security guards are checking the entrances, pa- trolling the halls, and watch- ing the grounds to keep the campus secure. The guards check the main campus, the Baptist City campus, and many of the buildings owned by the First Baptist Church. (first row) Phil Schmidt, “Thai,” Tom Nehring, Steve Alberts, Jim Howe, (fourth row) Tom Weeks (second row) Danny Hester, Bill Lundy, Mr. David (seated), Mr. Dan Simmons, Donna Snyder (secre- Carpenter, Ron Richey, Steve Walker, Steve tary), John Major, Brad Strand, Joe Shore, Dyke Eppler, Kent Miller, Pat McCloskey, Randy Cyphers, Rich McDonald, Mr. Ed Neimann, Rich- Rickner, Tim Perkins, (third row) Scott Butler, ard Bartley, Brenda Stevens (secretary), Mr. Clyde Tom Rines, Bill Smith, Mike Riggs, Larry Weeks, Wolfe, David Farley (seated in vehicle). 202-Student Life

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Lyle Trembly, photographer } Phil Spencer, photographer Lois Walker, photographer The 1980 Caber was a result of hundreds of hours of work. A special word of thanks goes to Rhonda Durbin who faithfully did a variety of jobs and to Reynold Gardner who went be- yond the call of duty in photography and help- ing in many different ways. The ideas and help of Bob Henning, the year- book representative, and John Blubaugh, who developed the opening, were also greatly appreciated. Student Life-201

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1980 ALUMNI BANQUET The second annual Alumni Banquet met on the Mon- day afternoon of Pastors’ School. Over 300 met in the Reading Room of the Sallee Building. Renewing old friendships and a good meal made for a memorable time. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Meister, Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Jorgensen, and Dr. Evans enjoy the meal of roast beef, mashed potatoes and gravy, peas and carrots, tossed salad, rolls, and banana pie. 2. Alumnus Jim Black shares with Dr. Jack Rose and other friends some of the blessi ngs he has recently received. 3. Three relatives (Patty Carpenter, Ron Shirley, and Connie Graham) eat together. 4. Coming back to visit the college has a special mean- ing for graduates, such as Don Dinsmore. 5. Tammy Schmidt, Jane Sullivan, and Les Smith fel- lowship with others at their table. 4 Student Life — 203