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

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oi ee ACTIVITIES E 1532-198) SEHOOL. DEPARTMENT YEAR ! ADLER PLANETARIUM CHICAGO BOAT RIDE SEARS TOWER BOB EVANS RESTAURANT SPORTING AND COOKOUT AT LEMON LAKE FILM — “SHEFFEY” CHICAGO CHRISTMAS LIGHTS TOUR OF PACIFIC GARDEN MISSION KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN ARCHERY TOURNAMENT SHEDD AQUARIUM INDOOR ICE SKATING FILM — “PILGRIM’S PROGRESS“ POPPIN’ FRESH RESTAURANT PLAY — “GILBRETH FAMILY” RED LOBSTER INN RESTAURANT RIPLEY’S BELIEVE IT OR NOT WAX MUSEUM FARRELL’S ICE CREAM PARLOR FIELD MUSEUM SONS OF THE BOSS RESTAURANT BILLY SUNDAY’S HOME FILM — “THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE” COOKOUT AND SING AT CEDAR LAKE CHINA TOWN WOODFIELD MALL YESTERYEAR RESTAURANT FILM — “FLAME IN THE WIND” CHICAGO CIVIC ORCHESTRA GARFIELD PARK CONSERVATORY YORK STEAK HOUSE COOKOUT AT DEEP RIVER VALLEY FILM — “LESTER ROLOFF” HORSEBACK RIDING LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM AURKELIO’S PIZZA FILM — “DR. BOB JONES, SR.” 1. The Museum of Science and Industry offers exhibits that never grow old. 2. The Sears Tower, the world’s tallest building, is visited by students each year. 3. One of the more intelligent activities is the skit night. 4. Each year Dr. Evans sponsors a sing in the lobby of the college. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Cuozzo industriously chaperoning at the Adler Planetarium. 142 — Student Life

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INSPIRATIONAL SINGING . The Day Spring Singers, a girls’ group that is open to the student body, is directed by Mr. Mario Cuozzo. . The Hylander Chorale, directed by Mr. Toby Weaver, provided many blessings in chapel and at various functions. . The Brass Quartet was led and directed by lead trumpeteer, Louis Ramos. . The Hyles-Anderson College Concert Choir, directed by Mr. Toby Weaver, was a special blessing at functions such as the Christmas program. CONCERT CHOIR Student Life — 141

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THE ACTIVITIES DEPARTMENT PRESENTS ... “THE GILBRETH FAMILY” This year’s spring play was entitled, “The Gilbreth Fam- ily.” The play was directed by Mrs. Leslie Beaman and produced by the Activities Department of the college. The story dealt with the unusual and sometimes unexplainable experience of a New Jersey family in the 1920’s. It will suffice to say that this family of twelve children provided the audience with an entertaining evening. 1. Prior to the play, the prop crew spent scores of hours building and erecting sets. . Dave Bush (who played Al) is excessively descriptive in describing his football prowess. . The younger members of the Gilbreth family searched the newspaper for news about their mother. . Jim Wilson greets the audience, introduces the cast members, and thanks those who were responsible for the production of the play. . Robin Stroud, playing Mrs. Fitzgerald, lamely tries to describe why she hit the Gilbreth family’s aunt with the tennis racquet. nN ® bw