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

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Opening Day 1985 — A day when Hyles-Anderson College begins to be a home away from home. Top: Proud parents leave a d aughter behind with a smile on their faces, but with an ache in their hearts. Bottom right: Bro. Jerry Scott headed up the pirate-oriented activities that provided fun for young and old alike. Activities — 145

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144 — Activities Top right: With hundreds and hundreds of stu- dents pouring in on Opening Day, the Grounds Department is stretched to provide needed trans- portation for bags. Top left: Guided tours were given of the lake and the campus for parents and new students. Center right: New friends are made and old acquaintances are renewed. Bottom right and opposite page bottom left: Children of married students enjoyed the festivities and the pirate theme. 7 ae

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LADIES’ DORMITORY “The dorms are a refuge where walls absorb laughter, beds absorb tears, and ceilings absorb prayers.” Marlene Evans, Dean of Women - a 71 f i | a i] Top left: Kim Weaver takes time for personal devotions, while making sure that the yearbook photographer saw her new engagement ring. Top right: A room that had been brick walls, a bed, and dresser is transformed by the cre- ativity of its inhabitants. Above: Lisa Glassburn uses her room for more aca- demic pursuits. Bottom right: Kristy DiChiacchio works at the almost impos- sible task of bringing order to the disor- derly. Ladies’ dormitories are places for studying, sleeping, preparing, and in general, living while at Hyles-Anderson Col- lege. The various sized rooms take on an atmosphere that is unique with each set of inhabi- tants. It is the dorm room that will long be remembered after each girl has gone to where the Lord leads her. 146 — Activities