The Anchor, Volume 57.17: May 23, 1945

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2 L-17 Offcal Publcaton of the Students of Hope College at Holland Mchgan May Mr. Baughman's Students Board of Trustees nvtes To Prof. Welmers Graduaton Clmaxes Present ocal Rectal Dr. Lubbers To Be Presdent > At the meetng of the board of trustees last Wednesday, t was unanmously decded to nvte Dr. rwn J. Lubbers of Central College, to become presdent of Hope College, succeedng Presdent Wchers, who s leavng to become vcepresdent of Western Mchgan College of Educaton. The lfe and experence of Dr. Lubbers make hm very well qualfed to fll the poston, should he accept. Hs undergraduate days were spent here at Hope, from whch he graduated n He also attended Western Theologcal Semnary. Havng served n the World War untl December of 1918, he became prncpal of Hope Hgh School n Madanapalle, nda. Later returnng to ths country, he became professor of Englsh here ( ), professor of educaton and psychology at Car-' roll College, Wsconsn ( ), and presdent of Central College at Pella, owa. rwn J. Lubbers Dr. Lubbers receved hs master of arts degree at Columba Unversty and hs doctor of phlosophy degree at Northwestern. He s author of the book, College Organzaton and Admnstraton, publshed n ANCHOR Receves Frst Class Ratng The Anchor has agan been the recpent of the Frst Class ratng of the crtcal commttee of the ntercollegate Press Assocaton. One copy of each Anchor was sent to the Assocaton durng the frst semester. Judgng was done by the Commttee on the bass of coverage, balance, orgnalty, content and organzaton of news Mss Elane Meeusen and v Dykestores, features, edtng, typogra- ma were elected Assocated Edtors phy and make-up. n almost every of the Anchor by the stunstance the ratng was "very dent body at a general electon held good" or "excellent." The Anchor j last Monday. The Board of Pubths year was just twenty ponts j lcatons named fve canddates below the All-Amercan rank. from the present sophomore class Ths system of ratng makes t who were elgble because of ther possble for the staff to analyze ; ablty to assume responsblty and and evaluate the work done on the! general nterest, lterary acumen. paper. Accompanng the ratng was an excellent scorebook gvng The selecton of the numerous constructve crtcsms Anchor wll be made next sprng for the mprovement of the paper. from these newly elected Assocate The ratng for second semester and beng rushed. There were wll be receved early next fall as dutes n September, servng under well as certfcates of award. Ruth Joldersma, Edtor-n-chef. Assocate Edtors For Anchor Elected James Mulenberg, Hope *20, Chrstens Hope-ctory" A t Launchng n West We have receved a letter from James Mulenberg, Hope '20, professor of the Department of Old Testament Lterature and Semtc Languages at the Pacfc School of Relgon at Berkeley, Calforna, descrbng the launchng of "Hope ctory." The followng s an excerpt from hs letter and the speech he delvered at the ceremones: The launchng of "Hope-ctory" was a grand success n every way. The shp tself was very beautful, and the launchng was extremely mpressve. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaser were both present and they had nvted a number of the notables from the San Francsco UNCO as ther guests. Among them were Major and Mrs. George Feldng Elot, Mr. and Mrs. H.. Kaltenbom, and many other nternatonally known correspondents and rado analysts. t was a strkngly cordal and democratc group so that Mayme and came to know them very well. Prof. Mulenberg delvered the followng speech: Among the many thousand ctes whch fashon us nto a great Amercan commonwealth, a few reflect n vvd fashon the country of ther orgn. Lttle Denmarks, Norways, and Polands have grown up throughout our land. On the shores of Lake Mchgan there rses a lttle Holland, a Holland whose atmosphere s stll redolent of the ways and thoughts of the homeland. Here each year men gather from f a r and wde to celebrate the festval of the tulp tme. The streets sound wth the beat of wooden shoes on pavements scrubbed by matrons and ther daughters of a newer Netherlands. n ths arrestng spot poneers once bult a college. t was an expresson a t once of ther dreams and ther convctons. T h e y dreamed of a place where ther youth mght master the dscplnes of sound learnng. They dreamed of men whose mnds mght be shaped by deas of honor and fath and dgnty. Ther dreams were forged nto convctons, ther convctons nto realty. The college they bult they gave the name of HOPE. The anchor was the symbol of ther trust and the words of Scrpture "Hope thou n God" the war-cry of ther contnung fath. For many decades men and women have streamed from the doors of the lttle college nto the thoroughfares of the world. They have ventured forth nto the f a r comers of the earth to express n ther own way what the college symbolzed and proclamed. Ths launchng of HOPE-CTORY s not merely a trbute to the college; t s a sgn and symbol of her very self. May ths shp, lke the college whose name she bears, sal forth, steer for the deep waters only, and return from her voyagng crowned wth honor, and vctory, and peace. Students of Mr. Stanley Baughm.m, the vocal nstructor of Hope College, wll present a voce rec ; tal tonght at 8:00 P. M. n the H pe Memoral Chapel. Each student wll sng two selectons and all wll be accompaned by Mr. Baughman. The program ncludes the followng numbers: Know a Lovely Garden Guy D'Hardelot Com? Down to Kew Carl Des Rosemary Fnlaw Rose n the Bud Dorothy Forster A May Mornng A1 Dnva Maran Dame Sng Me to Sleep ^... Que Soegno Non S'accenae (The Magc Flute) Henry Stlwagen Mary (Old Scotch)...T. Rchardson Cherry Rpe Charles Horn Myra Brower The Rose Joseph Clakey Ecstacy...Wllam Morse Rummel Jean Snow Carols Bryceson Trehame Sounds Gustav Klemn Betty Brnkman E Alma del Core A. Caldora Wth Joy the mpatent Husbandman J. Hayden Tm Harrson Tell Me O Blue, Blue Sy ttoro Ganoune We Two Together Marshall Kemachan Freda Grote Rectatve an aera "Arm, arm e brace" F. F. Handel The Program Song P. Tschakowsky Calvn Malefyt A Memory Rudolph Ganz The Years at the Sprng Mrs. H. H. A. Brach Helen an Dyke Shps that Pass n the Nght T. W. Stephenson The Two Grenaders Robert Schumann Rchard resman Down Here Brah Hlls La Forge Ruth Ann Poppen French Club Elects Ellson as Presdent French Club held ts last meetng of the year at Mss Lchty's home on May 10. Electon of offcers took place wth the followng results: Presdent, Ruth Ellson; vce presdent, Dorothy Atkns; secretary, Phyls oss; treasurer, Martha an Saun. After a short busness meetng, the evenng was spent playng b r d g e and refreshments were served by Mss Lchty. Natale Bosman Elected Englsh Majors Prexy Natale Bosman was elected presdent of the Englsh Majors Club at a meetng held May 8 n the home of Prof. Clarence De Graaf. Other offcers elected were Dorothy Wyenberg, vce presdent, and Alce Laughln, secretary-treasurer. The program, of whch Edna Mae Rchards was n charge, opened wth a conundrum from each person present. arous members of the novel club revewed one of the novels they had read durng the year. Those takng part were Elane Scholten, Natale Bosman, Mary Elzabeth Aldrch, Elane Belefeld and Dorothy Wyenberg. Followng ths a dscusson of the modem novel was held and games were played. Mrs. De Graaf and Mldred Scholten served refreshments. Spansh Club Organzes; Mrs. Prns to Be Sponsor * Dr. Wchers Entertans Senors at Recepton At a tradtonal recepton n ther home, Presdent and Mrs. Wynand Wchers entertaned the senors, 1946 February graduates and other guests Monday nght, May 21. Mss Ethelyn Metz, local voce teacher, held her audence wth her readngs, and Mrs. George Lumsden, '43, well-known at Hope as a solost, sang two groups of numbers. Delcous refreshments w e r e served by junor grls. A Spansh Club was organzed on May 14th at the home of Senora Prns. The program, n charge of Phyls Barense, began wth a report on South Amercan news by Louse Rove. Jean Tmmerman and Glenna Gore presented an orgnal Spansh skt that was very much enjoyed. Peggy Bakelaar presded over the electon. Those elected were as follows: Presdent, Glenna Gore; vce presdent, Maran Reus; secretary-treasurer, ada Mae EfhtL After the sngng of Spansh songs Mrs. Prns provded refreshments. The meetng adjourned wth the playng of the records of "Ballad f o r Amerca." School Year Actvtes N.. Peale, F. M. Potter To Be Speakers For Baccalaureate, Commencement The servces for the graduatng class of nneteen-hundred forty-fve wll begn n the Hope Memoral Chapel on Sunday evenng, June thrd. Dr. Wchers wll presde over ths servce and some thrty members of the graduatng class, the Grls' Glee Club and chor, and the faculty wll form the processonal. Dr. F. M. Potter, General Secretary and Treasurer of the Board of Foregn Mssons n the Reformed Church wll be the Y Cabnet Hold Lake Retreat Thomas E. Welmers Retres From Hope Y Retreat, and annual sprtual hghlght n the program of YMYW cabnet members, was held last Thursday afternoon and evenng at Gunn's cottage on Lake Mchgan. After an hour of recreaton Bll Haak conducted the afternoon devotonal perod. A dscusson of jont Y problems and events for the comng year was led by Bll Brandl, Y.M.C.A. presdent. After supper whch was planned by Y socal charmen Luella Pyle and Harold Des Autels, devotons were conducted by Maran Mastenbroek. Lbby Romane, Y.W.C.A. presdent, presded at a dscusson of general Y problems concernng weekly Y meetngs and socal and campus need of Y. Followng the busness meetng Rev. Henry ermeer, pastor of the Central Park Reformed church, spoke on the subject "Mantanng the Sprtual Glow." He sad that n order to mantan the experences t s necessary to keep n prayerful contact wth God. Secondly, a Chrstan must show ths wonderful fath to all wth whom he comes n contact. baccalaureate speaker. He wll take hs topc from Matthew 7:1-26 as ttle for hs address "Foundaton." The musc for the servce has been arranged by Mrs. Snow. The chor wll sng two numbers, "O Gladsome Lght," by Norden and "All Creatures of Our God and Kng," by Chapman. GRADUATON EXERCSES To show our deep apprecaton to Prof. Welmers the student body Wednesday evenng, June 6, at honored hm wth a token of our 7:30 the seventy-nnth graduatng esteem and affecton at the May class of Hope College wll process Day Banquet, May 18. down the asle of Hope Memoral HERE TWENTY-FE YEARS Chapel to receve ther degrees. n June, 1945, Thomas E. WelThe college has secured the emmers, oorhees Professor of Greek nent preacher psychologst Dr. and also the Regstrar, marks the Norman ncent Peale as the comcompleton of twenty-fve years of mencement speaker. The subject of devoted servce to Hope College. hs address wll be "Don't Mss the Prof. Welmers has freely gven to Fne Thngs Lfe Can Be." Hope of hs Chrstan prncples Mss Freda Grote, senor gradand deals, abundant knowledge uate, wll play a pano solo, Chopand congenal personalty. He has n's "Fantase mpromptu C # gven a part of hmself to ths colmnor." Mss Ruth Ann Poppen, lege and for ths, students and also graduatng, wll sng "Hymn alumn wll be ever grateful. t to the Nght," by Campbell Tpton. s dffcult to capture the sprt of SENOR AWARDS man who has unconscously made n addton to conferrng the hmself an ntegral part of Hope College. bachelor of arts and scence degrees, a few students wll be gradprofessor Welmers has long been uated wth cum laude and magna assocated wth Hope. n 1903 he cum laude. The senor honors wll receved hs A. B. from ths colalso be awarded at ths servce. lege completng the four year The Southland Medal wll be gven course wthn three years. He then to the senor grl, chosen by a dessptnt four years n Prnceton, New " Y " News gnated faculty commttee, who Jersey, studyng three years at the Mothers and "adopted" mothers has mantaned the hghest standtheologcal Semnary' eamng hs B. D. degree and one year at the of Hope's Y.W, members were ard of all-round scholarshp, charguests at the specal Mother- acter, and usefulness durng her Unversty. Daughter meetng whch was held four year resdence; the senor STUDED ABROAD Tuesday, May 15th at 7:00 n the Bble prze wll be awarded to the After completng hs work n Y. room. Followng a short song ths country, Professor Welmers servce led by Barbara Tazelaar, student who submtted the best studed three semesters at the Ber- Mary Lou Hemmes read the poem, essay on "The Belefs of the Chrsln Unversty. Mr. and Mrs. Wel- "A Mother's Love," and Pat Has- tan Fath n Lfe After Death;" mers toured the European coun- kns played a cello solo, "nter- the A. T. Godfrey Chemstry prze; tres vstng especally Germany, mettzo" accompaned by Myra the Otto anderelde All-Campus taly, Swtzerland, and the Neth- Kles. Devotons were conducted Award; the Board of Educaton lands. Mrs. Welmers sad, "they by Barbara Tazelaar followed by a prze; and the musc prze wll also be awarded to senors deemed elgsaw everythng of mportance." tro composed of Maran Dame, After ther retum to ths coun- Harret Hans and Elane Meeusen ble by faculty commttees f o r try Prof. Welmers was the prn- who sang "That Wonderful Mother these przes. On Frday, June 1 a t 11:30 a. m. cpal of the Northwestern Classcal of Mne" accompaned by Nelle Academy, Orange Cty, owa, for Mae Rtsema. Los an Wyck, flut- the senors wll rehearse f o r the twelve years. n 1920, Mr. Wel- st, played "Monastery Gardens" Baccalaureate servce and on Wedmers was called to Hope College as wth Ruthe Hoffman as accom- nesday, June 6, at 11:00, they wll professor of Greek. n 1925 he panst. Short nspratonal talks on rehearse for the graduaton servalso assumed the work of Regs- Mother - Daughter relatonshps ce. trar. were presented by Elane Belefeld, Prof. Welmers has taught Latn, Peg Bakelaar and Dorothea Dson. a dnner at Keefer's Restaurant on Greek, and Dutch durng hs res- "My Mother's Prayers" was the May 15. Rev. Paul E. Hnkamp dence here. solo sung by Mary Ellen Brower, read the charge to the new offwhch was accompaned by Anna cers and cabnet members. Bref Mare Wyngarden. At the close of speeches were made by retrng the candle lght servce Mary Lou presdent Dck Hne and the new Hemmes read the poem, "Fath of presdent Bll Brandl. Rev. Hoffmaster. Pastor of the Our Mothers." Frst Methodst church, was the nstallaton servces for Y cabguest speaker at the Y.M. meetng Early n the momng of -E net members were held followng held last evenng. t)ay. P Kappa Delta, honorary natonal speech fraternty, met at the Warm Frend Tavern for the anfellow Students: nual breakfast. The speaker of the momng was Mss Ross, who dsbefore the College opens agan n the Fall, shall have comcussed the possblty of buldng pleted my work here and have moved on to another feld of servup women's oratory to the poston ce. The last fourteen years have been very busy years and often t used to have on Hope's campus. dffcult years, but all n all as pleasant as the sxteen years whch At the close of the meetng the enjoyed so much as a member of the Faculty. Now am moved presdent, Harret Stegeman, preto address ths smple word to all the students now n resdence, sented a g f t to John Hans, n all of whom call frends. express grattude for your unfalng apprecaton of hs help wth good wll and your manfest desre to cooperate n every way for forenscs ths year. Alumn memthe cause of old Hope. love ths College. honor her for what bers present were Rev. and Mrs. she has done n the world and for the goals that are before her. Kruthof and Cornne Poole. Fresh rejoce n the fact that have had opportunty to work wth man debaters, Jean Watson and others to mprove campus and physcal facltes, to ncrease the Gretchen Bruns, were also present. endowment funds, to rase the standards of academc work, to enlarge the place the College holds n the affectons of our people. But ths s only foundaton work. Those who come after us can safely buld upon t a greater Hope College. can confess to an emoton of sadness and to heavness of heart as prepare to leave you. But beleve that all the compulsons that led me to make the decson are stll vald. hope that God may abundantly bless faculty and students n the comng years. From tme to tme shall feel free to look n on your actvtes, provded you don't Alan Staver was elected presfence me o u t dent of the Hope College Student am very happy about the choce of my successor. Dr. Lubbers Councl on May 17. Alan has been s an experenced admnstrator who has done a great job ^ h e r e actve n many actvtes on the he s. He wll have my support and beleve that you wl gve campus and has had much executo hm the same allegance that you have so generously afforded tve experence. Runner up f o r the me. offce, Joyce an Oss, wll be the WYNAND WCHERS Contnued on Page Three P Kappa Delta Has Annual Breakfast Alan Staver Elccted Prexy

3 Page Two Hope College Bnchor We ntemcw Member Pbsocaled Golefcfe Press Edtor-n-Chef Assocate Edtors Busness Manager AsssUnt Busness Manager Helen Wlhelm..Ruth Joldersma, Joyce an Oss Elane Scholten Dorothy Wyenberg Denr G.. Hope: There s scads of news to wrte so 'll chase the remnants of "Pomp and Crcumstance" left over from yesterday from my bran and szzle down to gvng you the latest communques from the four corners of the world. STAFF Feature Edtor Rose Seth Socety Edtor Mare Jenkns "Camp to Campus" Edtor Polly Naas Typsts van Dykema, Helen Wagner, Harret Hanes Crculaton Manager -...erladyne Saunders EDTORAL MANAGERAL KnuBfeld Pyle. Dykema Meuaen J. Muelendyke L. Muelendyke G e r t r u d e redeveld an W y k BeleFeld (orf Huben M. Schoulten Elane P r n a B. Blkert Kle Bosman 'ntbal Sh fner Danbof Smallejran Gyabcra Barenae Wxaman tyedercka CRCULATON C. Schoutten Dame Hkae P. oa Maaten brook Ktaema le Jung Ellaon M. Younc Hoapera Bruna Bult Rpatra Schppera Terborf Publshed every two weeks durng the school year by the students of Hope College. Entered as second class matter at the post offce of Holland, Mchgan, at Last, but not the least, of our specal rate of postage provded for n secton 1103 of Act of Congress senors to be ntervewed s Elane October 3, 1917, and authorzed October 19, Scholten one of New Jersey's far flowers. Elane plans to teach Mal subscrptons, one dollar per year for a few years, just as a pastaddress The Anchor, Hope College, Holland, Mchgan tme you understand, untl Paul Telephone 9436 the object of her favorte vocap R N T E D AT OLD N E W S P R N T E R Y ton completes hs world travels f she apples herself half as dlgently to the "stop gap" as she does to her major nterest, we can be assured of her success. Elane s an nsatable reader but her taste s dscrmnatng am she possesses those qualtes of an able crtc of good lterature. There exsts n the realm of modern medcne a paradox, Only when you really know her the most perplexng and most shockng that has been un- can you fully apprecate Elane's earthed n the perod of ths second World War. Medcne s delcate sense of balance and apflourshng growng rapdly. ts adances n chemotherapy, prasal. She s very observant and physotherapy, and surgery have far exceeded any prevous draws a fne lne n dstncton on goals. The dgnty of lfe has ncreased n value, yet sde debatable subject matter. by sde two forces surge for domnaton one whch empha- One of the goals of an educator szes the preservaton of ths human lfe and the other, the s to condton students to possess antthess of t, whch extngushes the spark of lfe of a mnd at home n the unverse. When consderng Elane, the edupoltcal prsoners, crmnals, conscentous and relgous obcators can be justly proud of themjectors, and those mprsoned for refusal to work. All of ths selves. n one of the chef cultural foc dedcated to the advancement Elane s n the true sense of the of scence. word, a student but mxes wth We have occasonally laughngly called ourselves Human that enough of the socal to lve a rather agreeable lfe. Gunea pgs, but after vewng evdence of the nsufferable We present to you the saluatroctes of Dachau, Nordhousen, and Bouchenwald, the tatoran of the class of 1945 words become as gall. The glory and brllance of recent Elane Sylva Scholten. Elane Scholten Perverted Progress expermentaton and research to better manknd grows dm, and a sckly green feelng clamps on our mnds. Wth the same general pattern runnng through all these dfferent camps, the prevalng condtons could not have been accdental, but rather demon-lke starvaton, abuse and murder all pont to a systematc extermnaton of all dssentents, not only Germans, but all Europeans who have been domnated by the Naz new order. Suffce t to say, n passng, that Germany s not the only vagrant from decency and character Russa lkewse s hardly less notorous than ts counterpart, but the secluson of Russa dscourages nvestgaton. wth all the tenement buldngs leveled to the ground. t was heartbreakng to see what was once one of the most beautful ctes n the Orent. My heart went out wth compasson to the mllon or more homeless people some of whom had stayed throughout the JapaFrst of all the servce men were nese occupaton and others who are represented at May Day by Cpl. daly returnng from the hlls. ^eonard Dck of the Army Ar Forces. We are fortunate n beng n one of the few, the very few buldngs Lt. Cornelus Groenewoud s a raremanng. Of course t has no roof dar nstructor statoned at Fort and the wndows are all shot out Monmouth, New Jersey. Cpl. "Con" of t but t's a buldng. So f anderwoude whose pre-nducton any of the fellows put n here have occupaton used to be "jack-of-allthem look me up. 'm n Naval trades" n oorhees s now a Proheadquarters buldng and work vost Marshal n Karach, nda. out of Preventve Medcne OfEns. Robert Strabbng s now statoned at Dallas, Texas where he s fce. n fact we sleep outsde of takng flght tranng n the Navy the door n a tled corrdor between our laboratory and the offce. Ar Corps. At my former staton the people Ens. Jack Baaa flyng off a carlved n gnorance, flth and poverty rer n the fathful torpedo bomber n grass huts. Here, they lve n of the Fleet the L.B.M. wrtee: flth, poverty n the gutter, or what"our entre group conssts of a ever knd of a shelter they can gang of rough and ready flyers and pece together out of the rubbsh we'll deal punshment to someone." heap. He met Edde Dbble somewhere n the slands and had the usual Hope The populaton s very cosmopolgab fest wth hm. Edde s a Leu- tan natves, Chnese, rsh, Dutch, tenant flyng P.B.M.'s over the Pa- Spansh, P o r t u g e s e, Koreans, cfc. Jack sent a copy of a poem Amercans, etc., etc., etc. Many wrtten by a battleshp salor whch have just recently been released by hope every one of you Hope men the Japs or freed by the Yanks. whose home s on a postage-stamp They look upon the Amercans as of a carrer n the great expanse of lberators. Everyone of them s a the Pacfc wll really lke. hero. You can not walk down the "An Oprn Letter to a Carrer Plot" "Blessngs on you, lttle man Fly, fly boy, wth coat of tan, Though stll damp behnd the ears. Actons count far more than years. We were just an also-ran You, who rogered Tojo Sam, May you n your hour of need Never lose your flyng speed! "Sea-bound salors, we have gone To our statons n the dawn, Watched you rse at break of lght. Watched your plane lmp home at nght. Angels orbt 'round your sack! We apprecate you, Mac! WELCOME STUDENTS W1NSLOW STUDO Always Qualty Photographs Durng the past year, have been engaged n work from tme to tme for the Offce of the Quartermaster General. t seems rather strange to have to buckle down and be a solder agan after beng on your own and lvng lke a cvlan n all the bg ctes n the East. But all good thngs must end. -E day created very lttle exctement among the solders on ths post. We understand that there were some great c e l e b r a t o n s among the cvlans, especally n the larger ctes. But we've been expectng -E so long that when fnally the proclamaton c a m e through, there was scarcely any dsturbances. The fellows feel that after all the war s only half won." S/Sgt. Chuck Mallory doesn't seem to lke hs new staton. sland X, somewhere n the bg Pacfc. He fnds t very unlke home no street cars Sgt. Bll Aldernk dropped us a lne from Germany. He seems to have covered the European and Afrcan terrtory pretty well. He ht Afrca, Corsca, Sardna, Engstreet wthout dozens of kds hang- land, Scotland, France, Belgum, ng around and clmbng all over Luxembourg, and Germany. Bll's you shoutng, 'Hey, Joel, eectory.' work has been wth radar. Then they gve you the sgn wth Pvt. Rchard Hoebeke former ther two lttle fngers. an leck jantor s now studyng 've toured most of the cty n a engneerng n an A.S.T.P. unt at jeep gettng out and walkng when Stanford Unversty. wanted to poke my nose n out All of us on the campus were of the way places. sure found very glad to hear the news that many nterestng sghts and places. Don Scholten had been lberated Chnatown especally nterested me from a German prson camp and s along wth ther junks and bum now restng n a hosptal someboats. where n France. Ths s a meltng pot for the Cpl. Ed De Young s tryng to deworld. Some are desperately poor, cde whether or not Oahu, Hawa, others have lots of money. Some s really the "sle of Paradse" t's wear European clothng, some orcracked up to be. ental most of them rags. Some people drve around n Bucks and t's hard to realze that ths s Packards others have over-orna- the last letter 'll be wrtng to you mented two wheel carts pulled by collectvely; t's been such fun maksmall horses. Some rde on carts ng new acquantances wth former pulled by oxen or Carrbou. The students and renewng acquantvast majorty walk. ances of our contemporares. Won't Prosttuton, vce of all knd, and you please keep wrtng to the edblack market exst on a scale al- tors n order that they can keep most beyond the human magna- track of you next year so that the ton. sure could wrte a good Anchor can reach you wth as lttle paper for Prof. McLean now. t delay as possble. Maybe we'll meet would put those Chcago trps to n a USO n San Francsco or New York because Aunt Penelope reshame." ports for actve duty at Hunter Pvt. Harvey Heerspnk dropped College June twenty-eghth. Best us a lne from Pennsylvana. " of Luck where ever you are from fnally bade farewell to rgna all of us on the campus. after spendng the last fourteen Your pal o r pll n servce, A / S Polly Naas. You, when we are n our sacks, Keep the boges off our backs, And (Yah, Sharle, ve vos dere) Thursday, Combed the Bettys from our har. May 17th, 1945 Fortune, watch ths lttle guy As he watched us from the sky, Dear Edtor: Tomorrow s May Day. Agan And whatever he's about. on May Day comes a long-awated Keep hm flyng! Roger. Out!" event, the coronaton of a new Ens. Harry Steffens wrtes: " campus queen to regn throughout have been havng a wonderful tme the '45-'4r> season. Whspers have n the Phlppnes. Have vsted been crculatng. Everyone s anseveral of the smaller wlands and tcpatng. Who wll wear Hope's beng the frst to vst them my crown? fellow shpmates and were greeted The story of a captan of the U. S. Medcal Corps, descrbunfortunately, all these whspers ng hs vst to Bouchenwald, bears out more fully the extent are not nave speculatons. There wth open hands. They gave banquets and held large celebratons n of medcal regresson n Germany. The medcal captan's have crept nto the mpressve re- our honor. t wll be somethng H tour took hm to the expermental hosptal where prsoners gal rte feelngs ncted by doubt, long remember. rumor, and prejudce. These underwere used as freely as anmals for medcal and surgcal recurrents are harmful to the beauty Met another Hopete Charles an search. Here men were njected wth typhus aganst ther of such an event as May Day. Sug- Zylen several days ago. We had a wlls and hundreds of them dd not survve, operatons were gestons have been brought for- great tme talkng of Holland and A Plot's performed on nternal organs n order to devse new surgcal ward by a great number of stu- Hope. We both thnk Hope s more Twenfy-fhrd Psalm procedures. The medcal captan, whose scentfc tranng dents concernng a satsfactory or less a school for grls. Wll she By Polly Naas lends authentcty to hs testmony, descrbed the beaut- method of preventng future sabo- be able to take the nflux of men tage and resolvng the stuaton. returnng to her campus agan? We The Lord s my Navgator; He fully equpped hosptal complete n every detal and spotone of these suggestons wsh hope so! 'd lke to see some more charts my course. lessly clean. Pathologcal specmens from autopsed vctms to put before the student body n Hope-Calvn battles." Before take off on my msof expermentaton lned the shelves of the museum cases. the form of a proposal that, snce son he gves me safe and peace(we are more or less of a grls Yet ths s one of the better and less dreaded concentraton the electon of a campus queen and ful rest at my base: He soothes school now, but the future wll her court s of student concern, camps n Germany. my mnd wth pleasant thoughts know a bgger and better Hope, and The gude told of a collecton of peces of tattooed human the method of electon should be we are all lookng forward to the of home. conducted smlarly to that emhe strengthens my fath n skn. He recounted that the arrogant wfe of the Bouchen- ployed n the electon of other stu- day that we resume those super Hm and n my crew: He charts wald commander was accustomed to attend nspectons of dent-representatve offces, such as Hope-Calvn games. Ed. Note.) a safe course through wnd and Some day all of you Hopetes prsoners for lce and that whenever she happened upon a s used n Student Councl elecstorm, for He s a great Navought to be able to have a bang-up gator. tatoo that partcularly pleased her, she turned n the prs- tons. My proposal s that supensed reunon n the Phlppnes; we are Although shall fly through oner's number. He was subsequently done away wth, hs ballot boxes be placed n several gettng more and more letters from flak and enemy fre, and Death skn tanned, and the tattooed secton made nto a lampshade central places on campus where that general vcnty every day. wll strve to control my plane, for the gnadge Frau Kommandant. To support hs tale, the students may regster alphabet- Ph. M 3/c John Geary dropped a shall not fear for my safety: gude pulled out of hs pocket a tanned secton of human -ally to vote, makng t possble lne to say: "We arrved here by for He s besde me; Hs chart plane last week and are all set to chest, nrtcably and brllantly tatooed, whch he had stolen for everyone to vote. Of late the go to work f our equpment ever and compass assure me. votng has not been entrely rephe plots my safe escape, from the museum. A bt of slanguage turns posonous n our catches up to us. 'm afrad that mouths upon beng spoken all that the people who are resentatve due to the fact that the we have a bg job on our hands. though am wthn range of beng subjected to these foul acts n the name of the State date of the electon s not prev- Our unt s small only two other mne enemy: He sustans my ously announced and a number of spent body; have an nner can hope for s to save ther own skns. students unfortunately mss chapel enlsted men and one offcer. Howpeace. ever, thnk that we have the makthere are obvous lessons n ths for us. Our own country on that day. Surely He wll brng me safely The tabulaton of votes, as here- ngs of a good team. has not been left unscathed by poltcal ntolerance and through the skes as long as Untl thrty days have gone by subjugaton. Let us, n vewng our own progress, thnk of tofore, should be n the hands of a wll not be able to tell you my last shall fly: and when complete commttee, wth provsons for Bouchenwald and proft from the knowledge that ntolerance checks-and-balances. The honor of staton. There are 7,085 slands my last msson shall return to Hs feld and abde there fordoes not become tolerance by vrtue of beng unversalzed. campus queen s one whch should that compose the Phlppnes, half ever. fall to the Junor grl recevng of whch are unnamed and unnthe greatest number of votes, these habted. The sland that we were votes cast on the bass of popu- on was perhaps the second to the Three R's of College Lfe larty and attractveness. There most prmtve, wld and unknown The 3 R's of school are Rsng, wll be no room for debate or for sland. Here, t s just the opposte. t Rushng, and Retrng, of whch error as the grl recevng the greatest number of votes wll auto- was formerly the center of culture, rflng s the most dffcult Rflng educaton and refnmnent. am not fl hard because we don't rush to matcally become queen. n the hope that ths wll help allowed to aay where am but f retre. Rushng s necessary beus to regan our former unbased you can take one gueaa, you'll be cause we retarded our rflng. After delght n May Day, submt these are to ht t can aay that am rflng we rush to revew our readn a dty or the remnants of a ng, 'rtng, and 'rthmetc. Retrsuggestons. cty that has seen total war. To get ng s then necessary because we Sncerely, a truer pcture magne yourself n spend all our tme rushng a f t e r CONSTANCE M. CRAWFORD the center of N.T.C. or Chcago rflng. Lef+er to Hopefes months there and along the Atlantc Seacoast. am now n the mountanous regon of Pennsylvana about twenty-two mles from Harrsburg. Not qute so hot here as n rgna but very rany. At the present tme we're awatng shppng orders to places unknown. The end of our busy year s fast approachng, and we certanly wll mss all the gay out-of-town trps we've had ths year. The underclassmen wll have lots to look forward to, but for the Senors t wll be just a memory. But such memores! Wasn't Ruth Ann's rectal lovely? The program, vared and nterestng ( was pleasant to lsten to, and Ruth Ann's sngng well, she certanly can gve out!! The French number was especally lovely even f you don't "lsten" French! We'll be lookng forward to more such rectals next year. The quest for cars s a t an end, and Glee Club wll stay on campus from now on. You lucky people, who wouldn't thnk of gong home early, wll be well rewarded a t the Glee Club concert. Everythng wll be real gay, lots of alumn, a get-together under the pnes afterward and, of course, the concert tself. Chor wll carry through the Baccalaureate Servce, always an mpressve endng to one's college lfe. YouH want to stay f o r that, too. As another successful muscal year draws to a close, let'a flay "so long" to the Senors. Wee worked hard, but we've had fun. lere' to more of both n the future.

4 ! ' - ; *'% n May Day Goes Overseas to Hope Gl's; Rypstra Called Leadng Sweater Boy And so the ran subsded for a glorous May Day. That was a good begnnng. At least thnk we all woke up ready to sng "Happy May Day to you..." But when these specal campus actvtes roll around, we always thnk of those servce men who should be here. Ths s wrtten for them, and especally those of the c'afa of '46, so they can know all the lttle thngs that wll make May Day real to them. The day started wth chapel of course. t's funny, sn't t, that no matter what s to follow durng the day, chapel s always the same stad routne... Then two classes wth that feelng of exctement hoverng n the ar and ready to drop down on us... Buzz-buzzbuzzn' about who wll be queen someone sad, "Place your bets early." At 10:30 the track meet started. Mlly Scholten kept thngs n tow, and of course Jack was there too... Qute a scene t was gay colored shorts, loud shrts wth dungarees... And speakng of colors, "Sweater Boy" Rypstra looked qute "slurpy" (a la Hermance class of '48) n that flashy orange sweater. Drewy Mles bet on Luella Pyle n the dash. He sad t was easer to pck grls than horses... "Coach" stood around and kept up everybody's morale. What would we do wthout hm... Long about noon thngs adjourned for lunch. Baseball was the feature of the afternoon. Frosh grls played the sophs on one damond. By the sound of t all, t must have been a great game... Senors had three grls out so they drafted some freshmen to help them play the junors. Rose O'tfay made one pont for the senor team, and the junors chalked up twelve. Sgt. Andy an Slot drove up along the sde lnes and watched for awhle... Mss Ross sat n her car and nearly caught one of the balls... The boys played later. hear there was a scout from the Yanks watchng. The decoratons commttee was n and out of the gym all day long. The gals made paper roses and colored streamers... "Jacke Jack fxed the tables whle Myke Kles tore her har out tryng to fnd a way to requston candle holders ;.. Dr. Wchers wandered n and worred about the chars beng late, due to three funerals n town that had to use them frst. Nobody could fgure out how to open the foldng tables tll Patty Haakns came along and showed them... There was a trells at the door, covered wth paper roses. Mss Lchty came through t and oh'd and ah'd at the decoratons, whch spurred the commttee on to hgher thngs lke Don ngham on top of the ladder, leanng forward and swayng left to put up the false celng. Out n the Pne Grove, Marge Gysbers was supervsng the throne decoratons... Louse Hove seemed to be gettng all tangled up n Scotch tape... Joldy had qute a lme teachng Marge how to ruffle the edges of crepe paper. Alluva sudden everybody scampered home to polsh ther nals and lake down ther har... Then the scene changes. Settng, the Pne (rove; Tme, 6:30; Characters, Hope Student body, alumn and frends. The freshman grls, lookng all grown up n ther mult-colored formats, lead the processon... Alcor... Queen's court Jan Bogart wore the corsage Rusty sent... Queen Mary Elzabeth smled gracously at her subjects as she ascended the throne. From all the exctement of the hour, remember: Marge Gysbers scream when she was named for the court... Else Parsons n her 'ovely lght green formal who was so excted she could hardly walk to the throne... The last mnute of suspense whle Ev Everse read the lst of queens... The glorous nnutes whle the beamng Queen Lbby ascended the throne. At the banquet M.C. Al Rypstra beng just hmself, and how we loved t... Dr. Wchers rackng hs bran for a joke back at AL From the play t looked lke Bunny Goff just washed her face nd couldn't do a thng wth t... Dck resman lookng perf'ly ulorable n a flowered jacket... Clare Peterson we lke her har.hat way was excrucatng all over the place... Tm Harrson brought out a new way to wear a kerchef. And then t was over one more happy May Day wrtten n the pages of Hope's hstory. Here's hopng all the G..'s wll be here for the next one. And n closng a Trbute To Queen Lbby: Your capabltes and ever-wnnng way The frendlness and kndness shown each day Your untrng efforts n your work and n your play Have won our respect and obesance. Your lovely smle that lghts your pretty face As you pass among us wth a queenly grace And ascend the throne to take your rghtful place, Has won our frendshp and our love. Ran Ddn't Dampen Fun For Tr-Alpha Tr-Alpha's sprts were hgh despte the ran on May 11, the day of ther Sprng party. Cars loaded to the roof left the chapel at 4:30 for ander Schel's cottage on the lake. The remander of the afternoon was spent n playng soft ball and hkng on the beach. Then came the food, luscous hamburgs, chocolate mlk and ce cream. Coach and Mrs. Hnga acted as chaperons and ther presence really made the party the great success t was. There was group sngng n the snug lvng room. Coach taught some songs he knew as dd some of the other guests. The sngng was accompaned by Bll Gee's sweet potato, Bll Brandl's harmonca and Jm M us tee's gutar. Joyce Sbley and Cal Hermance added ther talents. Joyce sang " Wanta Get Marred" and Cal, " Can't Say No". Games such as honeymoon relay were organzed. t really was a wonderful party. Wth Coach's pepper, t couldn't help be a success ran or no ran. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASONS WARM FREND FLOWER SHOP Hop* ColUg* Anchoc The Song To Wynand Wchers Should you ask me, whence these stores? Whence these legends and tradton? should answer, should tell you Fast besde the nland ocean Offsprng of another naton Dwell the dutchmen lght n color Dwell the dutchmen strong and mghty Dwell the dutchmen of a brogue Askng but for peace and lvng. n the land where tulps floursh n the land of celery rows n the land where lake breeze cools them n the land where beauty grows. Founded they a Chrstan college Founded they a school for knowledge Founded "Hope." From here get my story, my legend and tradtons. Here have passed those seekng knowledge Here have passed those learned few Here have passed the happy lvng Laughng, playng and forgvng. Here get the song sng you The song to Wynand Wchers. You who gather here together Gather here for lves enjoyment Gather here for song and laughter Lsten to ths smple story n trbute to our leader. Lsten to the song sng you The Song to Wynand Wchers. Came he to ths nland college Ths man of many letters Came to make our college prosper Came to be the students' gude Came to ad them n ther purpose Came to teach and learn them rght. Spoke he frst n Convocaton Years ago half score and four Spoke he then of dedcaton To the youths and college here To the freshmen spoke he 'specally Of ther hopes and of ther fears. To them gave of wt and humor To them gave of calm assurance Ths too was hs freshman year! Should you ask of our tradtons Of our manners and our ways Of the way we do our studes Of the way we work and play We would take you through our chapel Breathe ts beauty and magnf cence See ts pllars and staned wndows See ts chancel and carved benches See where God s worshpped. Hear the voces of the co-eda Hear them gve the song "Messah" Hear the speakers gve us wsdom Words to ad us on our way Hear our teachers lead devotons Hear our students pray. We would tell of more tradtons Of the sophomores and the freshmen Come to jon the annual pull. Gather they besde the rver Wldly glarng at each other: n ther faces stem defance n ther hearts the feud of ages. n ther pulls the wrath of vctory. Then Wchers wth a band of judgment Speaks to them wth voce majestc Sophomores defeated. Ah, how the mghty have fallen. Should you ask of our tradtons We would tell you of our partes, Of our teas and great receptons Where the co-eds jon together Jon to meet the school's professors Jon to mx ther socal laughter Wth the laugh of newer frends Jon to feast on sugared doughnuts Jon to drnk of homemade punch. We would tell you of our college Of ts teams n acton gven Guded by ther coach. Prof. Hnga Traned n skll and accurate playng You should ask and we would tell you How they played the mghty Brtons How they dealt the Calvn team How they beat ther Alma brothers How they won 'ore strong Kazoo. Tell of yells and tell of cheerng Tell of hopes and tell of fears Tell of sprt left undaunted Tell of Hope's fraternty. Came one year a throaty snger Good n looks as well as throat Came he from a dfferent secton Of the trbe of Cavanaugh. He t was who led the students oces blended sweet and clear To produce the famous pageant 1942 the year. Dutchmen from throughout the country Gathered here to meet and see Leaders from our countres' churches Gudng us n lberty Came the prncess of our Mother's Naton Julana Came to see her sons and daughters Came to see a bt of Holland, Where her prases always rng Came to see our Chrstan college Hope For Your PRNTNG NEEDS SEE OLD XEWS PR1NTERY AboTC C. Thonat Store, 32 Weft 8th Street r ^ DRUG STOREX E EGHTH ST W. - ST 2000 RECORDS - Latest Hts War has changed our nland college Gone the boys to us so dear Gone the slacks and old jalopes Gone the strollng couple fle Gone the teams of football heroes Gone to wn another strfe Gone but to retum agan. Should you ask us of our Wchers Of our leader gude and frend We should answer, we should tell you Much he's done to help our college Made t one of strength and last Bult he here a stately buldng Bult of stone and sold tles Bult t for the world to see. Bult t for the scence majors to Come n and learn ther lessons vearn of chemstry and physcs Leam to mx the potent lquds To dscover when and why Leam to face the world as doctors Leam to cure humanty. We should answer, we should tell you Of hs dream yet ncomplete Cut short by war's loud bugle cry. A dream to ad ths nland college And ts growng and enlargng Ad ts thrvngs and ascensons A dorm to house our comng youth A dorm to gve them proper lvng A dorm for generatons yet unsung Who seek for knowledge at the feet of truth. Funds we needed for ths buldng Funds he asked for Funds he got so agan n our tomorrow We can see the fruts of gvng We can see a dream tum lvng. Thus the Song to Wynand Wchers. We thank hm for hs presence wth us As frend to frend we stand. Thank hm for hs way of lvng Hs deals, hs goals, hs dreams Thank hm for hs words of wsdom Thank hm for hs ready humor, Thank hm for hs better wt, Thank hm for hs steady gudance n a tme of dre need. Thank hm for hs knd persstence When the feet of youth dd stray. Thank hm for a pece of laughter n an uncertan day. Thanks to hm from all of us For a job fnshed and well done. Now he leaves ths nland college Leaves to work on other goals Leaves behnd a better colle'ge Better for hs strength and purpose Better for the dreams he chershed Better for the dreams fulflled. Student Councl Cent. vce-presdent The two offcers were selected from the sx canddates whch were nomnated by the varous sorortes and Tr Alpha. The Student Councl presdent wll assume hs dutes next fall, takng charge of all-college orentaton actvtes and actng as leader of student government. Patronze ANCHOR Advertsers Page Three Thesauran Sprng Party Held at "The Moorng" Dd someone menton a house party? "That's rght down our lne," say the Thesaurans who held ther house party at "The Moorng" on the week-end of May 11. ery lttle sleep was to be had at "Great Scott," the scene of rowdy games and gay feastng, as the good tme got under way. The game room was the scene of pngpong games, whle outsde badmnton games kept several energetc freshmen runnng after "brdes." Baseball and tenns games were n sesson most of the aftemoon n spte of a lttle ran. The rado, vctrola and pano were constantly n use, addng ther bt to the general nose. Everyone agreed there was nothng lackng n the lne of games and food what would a house party be wthout food! The freshmen served a delcous supper after whch a meetng was held, havng as ts these "Tme." Janet Huznga led the devotons, and a serous paper on "The Hstory of Tme Tellng Devces" was presented by Clare Peterson. t was then Maran Mastenbrook's tum to look back nto the depths of tme to see some of the varous mshaps n whch some of the sororty members had become nvolved. Electon of offcers was held, and the results are a:s follow?: Presdent, Maran Mastenbrook; vce presdent, Clarce Peterson; secretary, Louse Edwards; treasurer, Janet Huznga. KEEPER RESTAURANT Tasty Food Served Rght Ralph Cumerford, Prop. NATONALLY FAMOUS Keepsake DAMOND RNGS Member of F. T. D. A. Phone 7637 Gve A Book For A Graduaton Remembrance A Fne Selecton -AT- THE BOOK NOOK t East 10th Street USED and NEW AS LOW AS 15c. EACH MEYER MUSC HOUSE SUTS - - TOPCOATS - HATS - "ALWAYS THE NEWEST STYL1S" at SPORT SHRTS P. S. BOTKR & CO. BLACKS COATS JACKETS GOOD LUCK DU SAAR PHOTO A GFT SHOP Photo-fnshng, Framng and Gfts 10 E. 8th St, Holland, Mch. LADY DANA Alw $150 m 500 feweral fax. POST'S Jewelry and Gft Shop

5 Page Four Sbyllne Alumn Tea Held n an Raalte On Saturday afternoon, May 19, Rado Staton WSB broadcasted on a coast to coast hook up to all the Sb Mothers and Alumn from ther staton n an Raalte Hall. The announcer for ths festve occason was Maestro, Helen Wlhelm. Lbby Romane rushed n breathless wth a specal communque, "A Trbute to Mothers." (tuest solost was era PennnRS, who sang "That Wonderful Mother of Mne." The WSB commentator, Harret Hans read memorable poetc selectons on Mother. A specal studo "Orchestra" led by- Los an Wyck, played unforgetable melodes from the album of songs. The specal guest artst, Donna Eby, told about when she was a Sb. A commercal advertsement, the lkes of whch can't compare to those of the major network, was wred across the country by the alumn. Followng the sgnng off, producers and audence were served Staton WSB products. n... Hop# College Anchor HOME ON LEAE trm n her Navy blues? The folks beam. They're proud of her work, proud of her Unform and proud of the way she walks and looks. Her frends envy her exctng Navy experences.. Dgeston By Edna May Rchards One of the countres hardest ht by thla war s the Netherlands. The death rate has ncreased 600 to TOO per cent over The Germans have strpped the country of almost every fonn of transport. But the Alles are shppng food, ncludng specal preparaton for the feedng of the starved. No one could say the war wth Japan wll b»' over n a short tme f they remember the problem of supply. Shppng n the Pacfc has been scarce for nearly three and a half years. t's a great credt to MacArthur that he won hs quck Phlppnes campagn on what was, and stll s a very slender lne compared to what Kuropean armes got. t s expected to take four or fve months nstead of the orgnal estmate of nne to shp men and supples to the Pacfc. Ths s not the only problem however. There s also the problem of makng room where t sn't always easy to make t, of constantly buldng new bases. On May nnth, for the frst tme snce December 5, 1!)41, the Manla Symphony Orchestra gave a concert. t was gven n the runs of the Santa Cruz church. Dr. Herbert Zpper, a ennese conductor ard vgorous ant-naz conducted. He had ssued a call to all the old symphony players. When roll was taken t was found fourteen members were dead, sx mssng and eght sent word they couldn't come. The outstandng Flpno volnst and symphony concert master, Ernesto allejo, had been klled at Bataan. Last week n Washngton, the Census Bureau released offcal tabulatons on the solder vote. The servcemen showed overwhelmng preference for state ballots; further, that the states had performed ther jobs credtably. Of the elgble solder voters, thrty per cent had actually cast ther ballots. Of 4,110,7r»7 stale ballots maled out, about two out of three were returned. n the twenty states where the federal ballot was vald only.'{.2 per cent of servcemen had used t. Argentna has had much unrest recently. Students at the Unversty- of La Plata staged the most serous rots snce the revoluton of the government-apponted Presdent Farrell, the Confederacon General del Trabajo, threatened a general walkout n support of strkng packnghouse workers. Busness s showng resstance to government concessons to workers, offered n the hope of wnnng labor support. Tradtonally Argentna's 40,000 unversty jtujenls form one of the most vtal democratc forces n the country and they have been btter n ther opposton to the present regme. At La Plata they sezed control of two unversty buldngs and held on for half an hour untl the polce dslodged them. They charged that the unversty Presdent was a Fascst and had no place n publc lfe under the country's new algnment wth the Unted States. The Foregn Kconomc Admnstraton s gong n for largescale farmng. Already cultvatng 5,000 acres on South Pacfc slands, F.E.A. s takng on 15,000 more. Also well aloncj s a dary farm on Guam. Paul A. Gautt, former head of the Depa fn. -l of Husbandry at the Unversty of Hawa has charge of ths farm. h;,s been allotted for settng t up and prelmnary cstnate.s mc.u' tha* operaton n ay run $1,000 or so a month. However, the output wll be p:cele.;s as servcemcn r-ay tlu» sck or v ou: led wll rate a ylass of fresh mlk next to gong home. GROSSMAN'S (Successors to A. Steketee & Sons) t's Playtme At Grossman's Slacks Shorts Skrts, Whte, Blouses Sports Shop $ $ c5? Good SYarf loo cmeet fflur frends Sports Shop Floor Two Elzabeth E. Romane Crowned May Queen Elzabeth Romane was crowned queen of Hope's campus n an mpressve ceremony n the pne prove on May 18. Eleanor Everse, presdent of the Student Councl save a short hstory of May Day and read the names of those grls who were chosen for the Queen's Court and Alcor. Those on the court are Else Parsons, Marge Gysbers, Eleanor Mulder, Betty De res, Elane Prns, and Elane Belefeld. Alcor members are Dorothy At- kns, Susanne Leestma, Elzabeth Romane, Elane Prns, Harret Stegeman, Marjore an ranken, and Dorothy Wyenberg. Group sngng was led by Dck resman wth Maran Ter Borg at the pano. Thomas Boslooper and Freda Grote sang two numbers, "Wthout a Song" and After the queen and court had descended from the throne all went to the gymnasum where the an- "Sweethearts" from May Tme, nual May Day Banquet was held, j Barbara Blkert then read a par- Rev. Paul E. Hnkamp opened wth ody of her own composton on prayer. ; Hawatha to Dr. Wchers, whch After the dnner Al Hystra, Mas-; rehearsed much of the Hstory of ter of Ceremones, opened the pro-' Hope. Followng ths Mss Grote gram by ntroducng the class an^ ^r- Boslooper agan sang, presdents who toasted the new "^a"' n K ' n Love and "Wantng Queen Elzabeth. Tm Harrson ^o: -" gave the Freshmen toast, Wllam 1 Carol Jean Hermance and Joyce Haak, Sophomare toast; Alan Stav- Sbley gave a humorous skt on er, Junor toast, and Sarah Jack, Robn Hood endng wth a duet by Senor toast. Followng ths Dr. the two. "Smoke Gets n Your Wynand Wchers made hs toast! Eyes" and "Make Beleve" were to the queen after whch the queen the two numbers sung by the sexmade her reply and announced the' tette composed of Harret Hans, wnners n the track meet. She also j Freda Grote, Ruth Ellson, Paannounced the results of Student, trca Haskn, Ruth Ann Poppen Councl electon. and Elane Scholten. Edna Mae Rchards, presdent of The fnal number was a produc- Alcor, thanked the student body for ton of P&M enttled "Rght About ther support and presented Dr. 1 Face" whch depcted lfe n the Wchers wth money, whch s to j year 2nj»5. Members of the cast be used n buyng a new speedo- were Los Hospers, Clarce Petergraphc camera for the college, j son, Dck resman, Dorothy Wy- After ths Eleanor Everse present-1 nenberg, Tmothy Harrson, Bunny ed Dr. and Mrs. Wchers, and Prof. Goff, and Walter Groenewoud. D- Thomas Welmer wth farewell gfts rectors were Glenna Gore, Cleo from the student body and each ander Molen and Mrs. Bruce an made a reply. Lee wen. PATRONZE Anchor Advertsers "Emmytcs" Prove They Can RaxeRoof We hear the upper classmen sayng, "Boy am glad don't lve n the Emme House," but we know they are just jealous of the fun we have. We dd t agan the other nght and t sure was a bang-up affar. A ten mnute meetng was held to appont commttees and then the ld blew off. Every room had some crazy capers planned and after the meetng was the apponted tme for the unvelng. Peals of laughter greeted all curosty seekers just an ar of expectancy flled the atmosphere. The hour fnally arrved; everyone treaked down to the lvng room properly- attred n P.J.'s and har n the pns. The program opened wth a greetng from the Upper West Sde Sx; Roy, Bddle, Quant, Wersma, Andre, and an Leeuwen. Grace and Lllan read a lttle snappy poetry and then came the Mystc performance of Ano and Demando alas Johnson and Deman; followed by the Greatest Ballet Dancer n the World, Phllous Deetrsonovtch. She was dsparagngly ntroduced by Boot and accompaned by Sheerns. Brower, Dalenberg and ermeer gave wth a bt of CHLO-Ealla "Spke" Jones. The Lower West Sde Sx presented an old fashoned mellodrama. Mrs. Aldrch clmaxed the program wth her Cow song. Mrs. Aldrch and Mrs. Holkeboer then donated to the always ravenous some edbles. Dd we retre tred? Ask Dr.; nght out when you ddn't qute j make your narms. Wchers. He made specal reference the followng a. m. about That sprng the war, that had seemed just an rtem n the newspapers, became a realty, and most empty chapel benches. The above report was sent us by of the boys left for the sen-ce. the Emersonan House wth a respectful request for prntng prv- t was a new and dfferent world walng for letters and not knowng what to do on Saturday nght. leges. Gladly we nclude ths hghlght on freshmen escapadng and My junor year was exctng. are happy to spke all rumors that the Emme House "s out of the runnng." H H. MARSLJE ACCDENT NSURANCE FOR HOPE COLLEGE STUDENTS Holland Slate Bank Bldg. NCK DYKEMA The Talor. 191/2 West 8th S W Sport Coats Senor Look At The Past Dear Dary: 'm almost a college graduate! t doesn't seem that four years of a great bg thng called college lfe wll end two weeks from tonght when walk down the asle of the chapel n a cap and gown. Four years ago must have been a funny lttle freshman dong some of the same thngs ths year's frosh are dong. remember how felt when frst saw Hope. had seen pctures of t, and wanted to go under the arch that sad Hope College, the very frst thng. And then came to know the people here, the buldngs, the specal parts to campus lfe. t wasn't long tll felt lke really belonged, lke Hope had always been part of my lfe. There was the Y beach party, and beng rushed. There were the football games at nght, and Homecomng, and sororty and fraternty formal partes. There was snow and slegh rde partes and exchange dnners at the dorm. And there were exams and term papers, and rdng through the woods at Waukazoo wth gym class. And then t was sprng. remember how hard we worked on the All-College Sng. remember sprng partes at the beach and the Mlestone comng out, and lazyhours on the steps of the lbrary wth that certan person. And soon we all packed to go home. When we came back agan we were sophomores! Ths year we were n the know. We were the ones that pushed the freshmen down the fre escape durng ther ntaton. We knew all about the pull and the Nykerk Cup, Contest and how- to squeeze n a There was an A.S.T.P. Unt on campus... Solders, but reallyjust lke college boys, lke the Hope boys that were away. Once agan there was somebody to walk around the four mle wth on Sundayafternoon, or skate wth on the tenns court on wntry days. May Day was our May Day last year. We crowned our queen and court and tapped our Alcor grls.... We had frst choce n pckng rooms for next year n the dorm..., We were all tan before we went home, and when we sad goodbye, we knew we were not far from the home stretch. And then at last we were mghty senors. What a glorous feelng. Only t never meant much to me before. t meant we sat up front n chapel. t meant practce teachng for some of us, and offces n the clubs around campus. t meant fnshng up our sequences and maybe a few more free hours. But ddn't feel any dfferent. Th*»t s. ddn't untl May Day hst Frda'*. Put when saw our - men ste-» ' c Md make way f->r n new ' u^en vhen mv classmate-' brought new grls un to the ^-.0., as Alcor members, then felt ' ko a senor. An when the new queen, gracous and lovelv. sat al the banouet was tomsted by every chss presdent then felt lke a senor. 1 felt sentmental too remnscent of four years packed full of fun and exctement, work and play, accomplshment and dsappontment. t's hard to beleve t's nearly- over. Already- we've had letters from the alumn assocaton. Senor skp day s over and the senor formal recepton at the presdent's home. Now there's only a few classes, a week of exams, baccalaureate, and then... graduaton. The end and the begnnng. The end of four years that have'been so full, the begnnng of a future that s bound to be full, and a funny lttle lump n my throat that makes a full heart feel just a lttle empty. Sport Shrts Sweaters Sport Slacks Lokker-Rutgers 0.

6 Wth the balmy breezes floatng she went to see Mdshpman Dave past ny ears, and the brght sun- llller. From all reports t was lght shnng n my eyes, your j nautcal but nce. reporter sts down to tell you the 1 All the senors are havng the latest bts about Hope's personaltes on the loose. weeks possble. Mserable because most mserable and wonderful two there s so much last mnute work Men's 'non party was clmaxed by a fre at v hapman'tt. Johnny 1 to do, and wonderful for a mllon Smallegan and Bob Schuller got 1 dfferent reasons, lke May Day, the the bad end of the deal. They walked around n some one else's clothes. Cleo \ ander Molen s kept Lusy kssng the boys goodbye. She just sent Dck Fuller off to the Navy, n tme to meet her home town fella. How come you always stck to the Navy, Cleo? Marca De Young, the Chnese, keeps up on the latest technques n love-makng by readng novels. Maybe she ddn't know experence s the best teacher. Bll Sever sn't a cvlan any more. He spent hs last evenng wth Joan Rypstra at the Tr Alpha party.... We understand Tmmy Harrson s donnng navy blues n the very near future. P and M's latest producton, Rght About Face, almost went on the road, but they couldn't fnd transportaton to Percy Jones, so they had to drop the whole deal. And now Don ngham has been crowned kng. On hm t looks good, we thnk. Jane De Wtt and a few of the "old lades" of the senor class voted down the dea of wearng graduaton caps the last week of school. Oh well, guess t's the teacher atttude comng out already. Are oorhorst steered her course south last week-end, when formal recepton, senor skp day, and a great bg dream called graduaton, spelled wth a captal G. All the out-of-towners are expectng frends and relatves too. Wlly Wlhelm s entertanng "Blary Mare's b. f.. Bll, who had some navy busness n town, and wanted to see Hope on accounta because he's comng here some day. Tlle Oonk s gettng ready to mddle-asle t wth Mr. Brouwer. Happy and Penny were both feted wth showers recently. The senors had qute a day of ther skp day. They were so afrad t was gong to ran. They boarded ye old bus and went to Mac and wound up at Rose O'day's for records and food. Well, chlluns, have to rush out and buy an umbrella wth the pennes 've saved up for a rany day just n case the ran recurs. Have a nce vacaton kdses and lotza luck to the senors. See you next fall. Love and ksses, WHOOZT. CONG RALULAT ONS PEOPLES STATE BANK wshes for Hope College and The Anchor the Success t Merts For Anythng n Fne Prntng... STEKETEE-AN HUS PRNTNG HOUSE, NC. HOLLAND S LEADNG PRNTERS 9 East 10th St. Phones: 4337 and 9231 Holland, Mchgan Glee Club To Present Sprng Concert "Chck, An't We?" Blue Jeans, Shrts; Ft Equals a Moderate Szed Tractor The bggest clothes mana whch has ht college campuses snce the comng of the saddle shoe s the blue jean, sgns of whch have become more prevalent by the day on the L.S.U. campus. Men may groan and faculty moan but, on thck or thn, the blue jean carres on. Clerks n men's stores have long ago resgned themselves to the dmnutve and very femnne co-ed who asks for "Boys blue jeans, please, smallest sze." Sze, though, s really rrevelant. Though desgners and fashon ex- Jeane erberg has decded to celebrate her brthday n Kansas wth that navy man of her dreams. Mary Los De Fouw was off to Chcago to meet her Lloyd who just came back from overseas. t's thrty days of happness for her, and rght n the mddle of exams, too. perts have tred admrably and long to popularze ftted clothes among co-eds, the Sloppy Jo sweater, old-fashoned nghtshrt, and brght plad shrts have proved, rather conclusvely, that the gals lke ther relaxng duds roomy enough for a moderate szed tractor. Therefore t matters not that a 32-nch wastlne s gathered n r You are Always WELCOME AT THE Mary Jane Restaurant SUCCESS! h,. sscher-brooks NSURANCE No. 6 East 8th St Holland, Mch. to enclose a 24-nch wast, and, llogcally enough, that 36-nch hps are squeezed nto the 35-nch measurement of the boys' jeans. There s lttle varety n the strct code of the "jeaners." They wear them always wth one leg rolled, one down, a leather belt, preferably fancy and saddle shoes or moccasns. Draped lke a graceful tow sack, the volumnous checkered or plad shrt tops off ths ensemble on chlly days. We have yet to see the cooler development n shrts brought by the comng summer, or even whether the fad wll brave the unabatng storm of masculne opposton and the Baton Rouge heat waves, but for the present "chck, an't we?" Copy by Joan Yarbrough, cartoon by Gregor Thompson n the Lousana State REELLE. Ths Collegate World, A.C.P. Come n and See Our Selecton of SPORTSWEAR Budget Dress Shop East Eghth Street Mrs. Snow Drects Grls' Producton A most pleasurable hghlght of Commencement Week ths year wll be the Grls' Glee Club concert. On Monday evenng, June 4, Mrs. Snow wll present "her grls" n a delghtful program of musc n the Chapel. Lsted on the program are both sacred and secular selectons wth a strrng patrotc group at the start. An nnovaton n the event wll ')e a short cantata whch has been hghly recommended by musc crtcs. t s The Sngers whch tells the story of three sngers sent to earth from heaven. When a dspute arses as to who s the best of the three the Great Master declares all three to be n perfect harmony. The words of the cantata are taken from Henry W. Longfellow's "The Sngers" and the musc score s by Franz C. Bomschen. The old favorte "Bells of Memory" wll be on the program and s to be dedcated to all former members of the club. The event wll be closed wth the sngng of 'he memorable Alma Mater. Betty an Lente wll accompany the grls and Betty Brnkman, Ruth Ann Poppen, and Freda Grote wll be solosts. There wll be no admsson charged, but a slver offerng wll be taken. DE FOUW'S ELECTRC SHOP LAMPS- SUPPLES SHADES PCTURES GRLS T'S HERE! Du Barry New STRAWBERRY Lpstck AND New CREAM Face Powder Both For $2.00 Plus Tax HANSEN'S DRUG STORE THE DEAL DRY CLEANERS -E DAY The battle hymn we leave but partly sung. Darng to dream that war's hostltes wll cease; We smell the ar of freedom only half-way won, And face the fnal clash that leads to peace. The memory of our dead we rase from out the dust, Let fall a tear for loved ones mssng over there. To honor them, who have ths day fulflled our trust; Lftng our eyes wth hopeful hearts and words of prayer, Our souls are lnked by chans of common pan and love, The joys and sorrows proudly shared wth brmmng hearts; A hand dvne s gudng us from up above, And never once through dark despar and hate departs. Our faces now are turned to conquests n the west; then, and only then, our boys come home to stay. The chans of bondage wll be loosed and we'll be blessed Wth peace that far surpasses what we've ganed today. Breeze thru summer n a! ^ l 7 1 y/ ~cn No place lke home... Have a Coke m...a y. WM / ft/f swng sesson at our house A good way to put Welcome on the mat at your house s to have ce-cold Coca-Cola a tle refrgerator. Have a Coke just naturally means Be one of our gang or You're lke one oj the famly. Whenever young folks meet for a song fest, chn fest or swng sesson, ce-cold Coca-Cola s ther symbol of companonshp. OTTlED UNDER AUTHORTY OP THE COCA COU COMPANY ty COCA-COLA BOnNG CO. OF QBAND RAPDS K Ym Mtarally mu Coca CoU cautd by *«(rmay ammkt* l-ccka. Bdk MM tw <MlHr»nt ' act ec Tm Cot>C«U C "THE HOUSE OF SERCE" Cleanng and Steam Pressng. 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7 -"-r. ' " " ' ' s Pagt Sx log^colljjj^anlchor^ Archtectural Plans Of Post War Dormtory Lttle nterference Caused n Sports To the baseball world, -E Day meant that the All-Star game would be a probablty ths summer. However, the return of G.. athletes s not expected n any great numbers. The appearance of one star n almost any of the major league lneups could make that team a pennant contender. The return of Dck Wakefeld to the Tger lneup last year shows what one player can do. On -E Day, few sports events were called off as they had been for D-Day almost a year before. Only two events were postponed. Western Mchgan College now holds ts frst State ntercollegate track ttle n ffteen years, and ts thrd n hstory. t became the champon by defeatng Mchgan State and Wayne n a three-way track meet. Western owed most of the vctory to ts Navy tranees. Baseball Commssoner Happy Chandler has an extensve program n mnd to promote sandlot baseball for boys. The local, regonal, and dstrct areas wll be supervsed by baseball veterans whose names wll mean somethng to the young boys. As ths program would keep the Amercan boy physcally ft Chandler suggested that t mght even elmnate compulsory mltary tranng. Part of the All-Star game and world seres ntakes wll contrbute some of the funds; and the Amercan Legon, the Y.M.C.A., and other natonal organzatons wll cooperate to accomplsh ths end. The 71st Kentucky Derby at Churchll Downs s scheduled to open June 9 wth 155 of the thoroughbreds already entered for the race. The hstorc race was frst run n 1875, and there has been no nterrupton through four wars. The wnner receves the gold trophy and $75,000 n money. The ban on all racng was lfted by war moblzer, Fred nson, but the order that no specal trans or equpment be used s stll n effect. The major leagues have been hampered by the weather so that very few games were played durng the past week. At the present tme, the Gants and Yankees lead n ther respectve leagues, but the other teams are not far behnd. n fact, the Yankees, Whte Sox, and Tgers are separated by only half a game. The 1944 champons wll have to start wnnng ther games f they wsh to repeat ther past performance. ^.vv Ths Collegate World (By Assocated Collegate Press) n spte of the war and the resultng shortages and hardshps whch drastcally affect them, Russan college grls have a great deal n common wth those n Amerca, accordng to Maurce Hndus, noted authorty on Russa. Hndus, whose brstly gray har makes hm look just as a Russan should look, contnued n hs marked accent that they do not have our good clothes, nor our good food, lbrares, classes, gymnasums and all the excellent facltes taken for granted n colleges here, but n ther way of thnkng, they and Amercan grls see eye to eye on most subjects. The Russan college Krl s pre-emnently a career grl medcne appeals to her more.han any other professon and she frmly beleves that a famly and a career are perfectly compatble. Hndus stated that despte pctures often seen n newspapers here of femnne army personnel, who serve n a lmted capacty, but vho are often found n the fghtng lnes, Russan grls are "espousng the cause of femnnty." They are even taught courses n dancng (not the popular type) n hgh school and college n order to further the cause of femnne charm, nut he added that college grls make the best snpers, a feld n whch Amercan grls have fortulately not had a chance to prove themselves Lde McKnney n he HORNET, Furman Unversty. t r c w f k : a PERFECT DAMONDS B. H. WLLAMS JEWELER 24 E. 8th St., Holland, Mch. Father's Day Cards and Graduaton Cards Frs Book Store T. KEPPEL'S SONS John ander Broek, Prop. Establshed W7! rr-t-' t'-'»' Peak Enrollment For Unverstes, Colleges, To Come After War Ends of those who wll be "canddates for full-tme educaton on the hgher levels." Prevous estmates hazarded by other sources and runnng as hgh as 2,000,000 veteranstudents after the war thus seems far too optmstc. The peak load for colleges and unverstes wll probably come a year and a half after Germany's and Japan's defeats, Clark beleves, as he warns that veterans wll not arrve on college campuses n a rush, but wll be dstrbuted over several years. At the present, approxmately 2,400 dsabled veterans are now studyng n colleges and unverstes. No fgure was gven for dscharged non-dsabled veterans takng advantage of the Federal G.. Bll of Rghts provsons for hgher educaton. eterans attendng Kansas State Teachers College recently decded that ther organzaton wll be known as the Ex-Servce Men and Wth student rolls n nsttutons of hgher learnng ths fall down nearly a thrd below 1939, the last normal peacetme year, the estmated flow to Amercan campuses after the war of 650,000 veterans Based upon statstcs as to age and educatonal qualfcatons of armed forces personnel and upon studes of postwar plans of a sample group of 10,000 servce men, Omas W. Clark predcts about 650,000 as a "generous estmate" Women Club or E. S. M. W. Ths club s patterned after the vocatonal club, the members of whch were known as the *ocates" who were actve durng the tranng perod followng World War. Some of the objectves of ths group are: (1) To ad members n fttng themselves nto the regular College program, (2) to study and keep abreast wth veteran affars, new legslaton, tranng and placements, (3) to ad new men and women who come nto the veterans program, to get orented n nsttutonal affars, (4) to study all opportuntes of tranng, (5) to dscover talent n the group, (6) socal affars for the group and (7) a sport program. AC? SPECAL Save wth Cash and Carry Mchgan Cleaners. HOLLEMANS, Prop. 282 Rver Ave. Open Saturday Evenngs W OMEN'S The May Day track meet uncovered some potental All Amercan track stars or at least some stars who were plenty stff the next day. The begnnng event was the 75 yard dash whch resulted n Maran Reus frst; Luella Pyle, second; and Tommy an Leeuwen, thrd. Prof. ^ampen, who really knows hs math, sad that Maran won by 1/90 of a second. That's callng 'em close practcally a photo fnsh. The student body then adjourned to watch the hgh jump partcpants. Shrley sser and Pnks Mulder battled t out for top honors wth Shrley clearng the pole at 4 ft. 2 n. to take frst. Pnks took second, and Es Bogart thrd. The broad jumpng pt then clamed the center of attenton. Star performer for the junors was Else Parsons who couldn't fgure n Our Lbrary Green Dolphn Street Goudge An hstorcal novel, wth the plot woven around the lves of three settlers n New Zealand. Exceptonally well-told. Wnter Wheat Walker Story for Federally-fnanced studes of grl from our western wheat represents the chef hope of Amercan colleges and unverstes for belt and her awakenng to lfe's values. rescue from the present dearth of men students." From Many Lands Adamc Narratve dealng wth the natonaltes that have entered the Amercan meltng pot and developed nto trustworthy ctzens. The Art of Lvng Mauros Treatment of every phase of human lvng. From Luther to Htler McGovern Hstory of Fascst-Naz poltcal phlosophy n Germany's growth. Mexco and ts Hertage Greenberg A hstory of Mexco. SPORTS By Mlle out where jo start runnng. Nevertheless, she upheld the honor of the junor class. Sophomores, Luella Pyle, Maran Dame, and v Dykema ended up n the one, two, three spots respectvely for broad jumpng honors. The sophs also won the relay, and the wnnng team was composed of Maran Dame, v Dykema, Nelle Mae Rtsema, Maran Reus, Luella Pyle, and Betty an Lente. Class honors were won by the sophomores wth 25 ponts, just a repeat performance of last year. The frosh ended up wth 12 ponts; the junors, 6 and the senors, 0. Luella Pyle compled a total of 13 ponts for hghest ndvdual honors and the medal. Other ndvdual scores were: Reus, lo'/; sser, 8; Dame, 8; Dykema, 7; Mulder, 5; Rtsema, 5; an Lente, 5. $64 Queston Ar Servce Command n taly Sgt. Dan Carmchael of Detrot spoke no talan. The talan jewelry store propretor spoke no Englsh. So Carmchael had a tough tme explanng that he wanted "taly 1945" engraved on hs heavy gold school rng to send as a souvenr to hs wfe n Pasadena. Then Carmchael wanted to know how long the job would take. The propretor ddn't understand untl the sergeant wrote out hs queston on a slp of paper. He told Carmchael t would be no trouble at all. to return the next day. The followng day the sergeant came back. The rng was ready. The old merchant handed t proudly across the counter. Carmchael took one bref look: n beautful block letters rght across the face of the rng were the words "HOW LONG." 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