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

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Ah dt chee Be The Activities Department produces dozens of skits that are given during chapel throughout the year. A few of the many themes are shown on these pages. 126 —- Chapel Highlights 1. Evangelist Steve Houston, alias “The Bionic Baptist,” keeps the villains under control. 2. The Activities Quartet didn’t deserve even the sin- gle stage light for their rendition of “When God Dips His Love in My Heart.” 3. Who did we say was the best athlete? 4. Mr. McSpadden gives the traffic watch for WHAC- FM. 5. Rudolph and Santa com- pare their burdens at Christmas. 6. Bro. Scott exhorts the arm- wrestlers to give their all.

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Net mee BROTHER ROLOFF Up in the heavens and looking down here Is a dear man who has drawn our hearts near To our Lord Jesus; these words he did say: “With no more need to be living by faith.” It broke our hearts when we heard he had gone. While he was here, like a mule he walked on — Preaching the Word; ’round the cross did we rally, While Brother Roloff was “pawin’ in the valley.” Never did he quit nor compromise faith. “Jesus” remained on his lips night and the day. True to the Lord Christ, for the Savior he looked, And lived his life truly by the Old Book. by Doug Nevill A Hyles-Anderson preacher boy In an interview with a reporter a few years before his death, Brother Roloff was asked how he would like to be remembered if he were to die. Brother Roloff replied, “I never quit, I never compro- mised, I stayed true to Jesus and (lifting up his Bible) to this Old Book.” Hyles-Anderson College cherishes the memory of a special friend who had his Homecoming this year. Brother Lester Roloff, preacher, evangelist, and. friend of sinners, left us to be with his Best Friend. Brother Roloff was a frequent visitor to our chapel platform and to the pulpit of First Baptist Church. His ministry will be remembered and appreciated through the years and decades to come. We felt it appropriate to stop and remember. Chapel Highlights — 125

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© et ne , QtIeabR CQ 1. A sketch portrays the Gilbreth family. 2. Will the “Lone Soul Winner” be unmasked? Will the “Purveyor of the Silver Testament” have his identity revealed? (An- swer: No) 3. “Mayor Much Prayer” battles some evil hench- men. 4. Derrick Winemiller practices using his incon- spicuous Testament for soul winning. 5. “Bully” bounces off “Bionic Baptist.” 6. “Mayor Much Prayer” and his secretary send outa call for the hero of the day. Depending on the week it could be: a) The Bionic Baptist b) The Lone Soul Winner c) Underpuppy