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

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HRISTMAS IN THE HYLANDS During the Christmas season many students head for their homes across the nation. But for those who remain, Christmas captures the familiar spirit of Hyles-Anderson in some ways better than at any other time. There are plays, concerts, and many activities that are planned for the students who stay. The majority of these things which lead up to the Christmas season are enjoyed by the students prior to going home. This allows the s tudent to enjoy two Christ- mases each year: one at college and one at home. iS secwsitighonepmitineramenirtiein ganas Sulimage saved saan ag = re 4 i Top right: The Christmas play featured the reading of the Christmas story. This annual pro- duction is attended by many a student. Center: Santa and his helpers prepare to greet the guests at the annual Christmas party. Right: This jovial elf attends Santa’s hotline while a young man looks wistfully on. Activities — 177

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Above: The four-acre college lake is greatly enjoyed by the winter sports enthusiasts at this time of year. Top left: The Christmas concert was directed by Mr. Toby Weaver and made use of many special music groups. 176 — Activities Above: The giant pine trees that adorn the campus often sacrifice one member a year to be used to decorate the lobby.

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Top left: Chuck Morris and Kim Hunter enjoy have seen them the n ext week. Bottom left: the frivolity of Mr. Moore’s singing. Center The bakery created individual cakes that said narrated the program. The Cowboy and Indian left: Dalton Robertson and Lisa Schaap seem “Happy Valentine’s Day” for each and every theme was carried throughout the “Night of to enjoy being with each other. You should student who attended. Above: Bill McSpadden Many Moons” program.