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

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SSS SS SSS SSS SS SS CHRISTIAN WOMANHOOD SPECTACULAR SS 1. Mrs. Evans and Miss Frye share a joke with the audience. 2. Mrs. Moffitt gives announce- ments and messages to the dele- gates. 3. Mrs. Evans illustrates her circle of protection. Thousands of ladies came to First Baptist Church for the eighth annual Christian Womanhood Spectac- ular, “Classics.” Mrs. Evans and her staff put together the program to teach the ladies to be classics in every area of their lives. Mrs. John R. Rice and Dr. Cathy Rice were special guests. Those twenty-four hours were life changing for many ladies.

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Philippians 4:4 “REJOICE IN THE LORD ALWAYS ... ” “When Jesus sent you to us, we loved you from the start; You were just a bit of sunshine from your home to our heart. Not just another student ’cause since this school began, God had a special purpose for you in His plan.” “Sometimes you feel discouraged as you view the days ahead; You don’t know if you can make it; you think, “I'll quit,” instead. God had a special purpose when He brought you to this place; Just remember, Jesus loves you; He'll help you run the race.” “Because God made you special, You’re the only one of your kind. God gave you a body and a bright, healthy mind. Oh, He had a special purpose that He wanted you to find; So He made you very special — you’re the only one of your kind.” (Words by Donna Johnson) DORMITORY SUPERVISORS Miss Susan Boles Jones III Miss Debby Bradick Rice III Miss Sara Brown Administrative Miss Vickie Bryson Rice I Miss Arlys Cooper Jones II Miss Vickie Folger Hyles Ill Miss Carol Frye Hyles I Miss Donna Hays Rice II Miss Mary Purdum Burr Street House Miss Sandy Shelhart Hyles II Miss Pam Zweifel Jones I Student Life — 135

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At the close of the Spectacular Saturday afternoon, the college students put on a special program, “A Different Drummer.” It featured outstanding Ameri- cans in the fields of invention, sports, and religion, along with cuttings from stories by Mark Twain and Louisa May Alcott, and the story of Helen Keller. 1. The Ladies Quintet provides special music. 2. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs entertain during the patriot- ic program. 3. Mrs. Johnson leads the ladies in singing. Mrs. Hays enjoys the action song. 4. Dr. Cathy Rice speaks on “One Flesh.” 5. Mrs. Colsten directs traffic at the close of a session. Dr. Cathy Rice, from Murfreesboro, Tennessee, spoke to the ladies about their relationship to their husbands. She encouraged the ladies to be classics at home and to love their husbands. Student Life — 137