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

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ped ES bes ES B i R I i E S E Widi-frWoPR Eon Mma So ‘eo The 1983 Valentine Banquet was a memorable part of this school year. The program, dining, and atmo- sphere combined to create a special mood for more than eight hundred people who attended. The theme was “Of Things Forgotten, Remem- ber These ...” It was a night that will be remembered. 158 — Student Life

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SOFTBALL “83” Ladies’ intramural soft- ball provided an interest- ing change of pace and chance for exercise for our ladies during the spring. Girls intramural sports stressed sportsmanship, competition, and just plain old fun! : ree is eas. Oe. ne | ee a! 1. Mr. Scott prepares to call a close play at the plate. 2. Prior to the game, Mr. Scott would have the girls meet each other and shake hands. 3. Amy Sandidge fails to connect with a low and outside fast ball. 4. Sue Gregory connects and sends the ball screaming on its way to the gap in left centerfield. 5. Devastating power results in the infield fly rule. STANDINGS Wins Loses Gentle Giants Submissive Sox Petite Padres Dainty Dodgers Radiant Royals Meek Mets Student Life — 157

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Opposite Page: 1. A string quartet serenaded various tables. 2. Miss Carol Frye and Mrs. Leslie Beaman do a sketch as advice columnists. 3. Mrs. Beverly Hyles sings “What a Friend We have in Jesus.” 4. Jerry Scott stars in a skit featuring the Lone Ranger. This Page: 1. Dr. and Mrs. Evans are two truly central fig- ures in our college. 2. Debbie Hobbins and Paul Worley enact a scene from “Beauty and the Beast.” 3. Audience response helped to show the inter- est in the program. 4. Lance Hayes helps to narrate the program. 5. Sam Sprunger and Paul Worley are in a scene from “Beauty and the Beast.” GS SS ED met CO ed ae et ed as ed St Bs Student Life — 159