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

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PRIMARIES The Primary Department consists of six and seven-year-olds. Continual excitement is promoted through the use of action-filled stories and special music. Scores of children are taught Bible verses and character- building truths each week. SUPERINTENDENTS “B” — I DAVE MEECE II DON TUGGLE “C” — BILL McSPADDEN “D” — JOHNNY JON) OS) 4 KO) 1. Children crowd around the stage watching an exciting puppet show teach a character-build- ing lesson. 2. Bill Graham teaches a Sunday school lesson while Jennifer McClerren helps to keep things orderly. 3. This is a perfect demonstration of the “joy” bus workers experience in trying to persuade all the children to go in the same direction. . Johnny Esposito compels total attention as he stresses the importance of a Christian testi- mony. Christian Ministries — 97

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BEGINNERS The Beginners ‘are those in the four and five age group. Teach- ers use a combination of team spirit, lively mu- sic, and exciting anima- tion to enthrall their young charges. One of the most amazing things about this group is the rapt attention given by a group that is said to have such a short atten- tion span. The theme of this department is that “Jesus Loves Even Me.” SUPERINTENDENTS “B” — KIM STUCKEY “C” — RENEE CAR- GILL “D” — DENISE ESPO- SITO . Kim Stuckey uses “Mr. Fur-Head” to represent Zach- haeus. 2. Renee Cargill tells a Bible story that maintains deep inter- est in her listeners. 8. Glenn Gipson calls on a five-year-old to recite a verse. Il TIMOTHY 3:15 “AND THAT FROM A CHILD THOU HAST KNOWN THE HOLY SCRIPTURES WHICH ARE ABLE TO MAKE THEE WISE UNTO SALVATION THROUGH FAITH WHICH IS IN JESUS CHRIST.” 96 — Christian Ministries

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JUNIORS Third through sixth grad- ers convene in the junior de- partment. Spirited preaching and Bible studies from God’s Word are implemented more than in previous depart- ments. Question and answer techniques are used to keep the interest level high. The department is broken up into individual classes so that each student feels the per- sonal touch. 1 . A packed and crowded room is exhorted to sing or possibly just to make a joyful noise. 2. Steve MacCormack gives some personal attention to Jose. 3. Karen Kolosick teaches a large girls class bassic Bible principles. 98 — Christian Ministries