The Anchor, Volume 75.26: April 12, 1963

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1 Hope College Digial Hope College Anchor: 963 Anchor: The Anchor, Volume 75.26: April 2, 963 Hope College Follow his and addiional works a: hp://digialcommons.hope.edu/anchor_963 Par of he Library and Informaion Science Commons Recommended Ciaion Reposiory ciaion: College, Hope, "The Anchor, Volume 75.26: April 2, 963" (963). Anchor: 963. Paper 2. hp://digialcommons.hope.edu/anchor_963/2 Published in: The Anchor, Volume 75, Issue 26, April 2, 963. Copyrigh 963 Hope College, Holland, Michigan. This News Aricle is brough o you for free and open access by he Anchor: a Digial Hope College. I has been acceped for inclusion in Anchor: 963 by an auhorized adminisraor of Digial Hope College. For more informaion, please conac digialcommons@hope.edu.

2 ;. «c-.. Easer Weekend Follows Vacaion V.b The final aix weeks of he school year sared Tuesday morning wih mos sudens back from vacaion, excep for he Choir and Symphonee. As he suden body recooperaes from is vacaion excursions, he college has been in he mids of "Holy Week * in preparaion for Good Friday oday and Easer Sunday. Good Friday services are being held from 2:00 o 3:00 p.m. oday in Dimnen Chapel. Speaking on "The Seven Las Words of Chris" will be represenaives of various Holland churches. They will include Rev. Lloyd Bailey, Rev. Suar Blauw, Rev. William Burd, Rev. Gordon Van Oosenburg, Rev. Garre Soumeyer. Rev. Russel Vande Bune and Rev. Rodney Wesveer. Music will be provided by he Magnachords under he direcion of Calvin Langejans. Mrs. Bill Mouw will be he accompanis and Roger Rieberg he organis. A Sunrise Service will be held a 6:00 a.m. on Easer morning. The youh from Holland will ake charge of he service and Rev. Russel Vande Bune of Third Reformed Church will give he sermon on "The Difference Tha Easer Makes." Roger Rieberg will be he organis. As he Choir and Symphonee raveled Eas and Wes giving concers in many Reformed churches, Hope sudens on vacaion were involved in many enerprises. Besides he convenion repors on page wo, here are a few evamples: Several sudens heeded Presiden John F. Kennedy's exhoraion o move fonvard wih vigor. Six men herefore se ou on foo on he road o- HIKERS Loren Meengs, Dave Sehower, Tom Cooke, Phil Bennink and Dick Bennink. broher Phil, Loren Meengs and Dave Sehower compleed he en- ire disance and esablished a record of ^ hours. Weary wan- ward Kalamazoo on he Saurday afer school closed in an effor o complee he 50 miles before he day was over. Dick Bennink, his derers Tom Cooke and Carl Dell, who were forced ou of he walking because of painful blisers, were lef he consolaion ha hey had walked 35 and 40 miles respecively. The following weekend eigh Hope men decided o head norh insead of souh and anned hemselves canoeing on he Pine River 80 miles norh of Holland. Launching heir four canoes near Tusin, Mich., Dave Huisingveld, Gord Huizen, Keih Louwenaar, Mike Magan, Seve Millar, Dave Mouw, Dave Van Dam and Gerry Wolf paddled abou 25 miles down he swif moving Pine. This is he hird year ha Mouw and Van Dam have organized his rip. Oher ineresing vacaion sidelighs should be urned ino he anchor office by Monday afernoon for a vacaion round-up,.! *\\ mm Pcci^ anc OPE or COLLEGE OLLAND, MICHIGAN 75h ANNIVERSARY 26 Hope College Anchor April 2, 963 Suden Chrisian Associaion o Begin Annual Mission Campaign o Aid Ohers Sudens will have he opporuniy nex week o help ohers hrough he annual SCA Mission Drive. Various aciviies have been se up, wih he Suden-Faculy Aucion as one of he primary evens. Chairmen for he aucion. Sue Akinson and Bob Klebe, have been hard a work o make he even a success. This year's aucion will be held Wednesday, April 7, a 6:45 p.m. in Winans Audiorium. A a similar aucion las year wih Klebe a he aucioneer gavel, such hings as meals, paper-yping, shir-ironing, car-washing, and lae per brough in around $200 for he mission cause. Las year he funds from he aucion, Shakespeare marahon, and various oher offerings wen o esablish a scholarship a Voorhees College in Vellore, India. This year Hope College, hrough SCA, has commied iself o he work of World Universiy Service, wih special emphasis on Hong Kong. WITS is an inernaional organizaion dedicaed o muual assisance in meeing he mos crucial needs of he universiy Pasor From GR To Speak Tues. Dr. Duncan Lilefair, pasor of he Founain Sree Church of Grand Rapids and a conroversial clergyman, will speak on Tuesday nigh, April 6, a 7:00 p.m. in he Music Audiorium. He will presen his religious views, criicize he conservaive posiion, and will be quizzed by a suden panel on such muchdebaed subjecs as he auhoriy of he Bible, he docrines of hell, predesinaion, and oal depraviy. The panel will be composed of Jim Hawkins, Virginia Morensen, Paul Ransford, Paul Swes and Lynne Vande Bune. Dr. Lilefair's apearance here is he second in a series of programs designed o encourage religious undersandings and is sponsored by he Suden Chrisian Associaion. communiy hroughou he world. According o Mission Drive chairman Virginia Morensen, "The WUS effor is rooed in he firm belief ha educaion is' he key o many of he world's problems in he immediae and longerm fuure. Since he ime of he iniial program of WUS, launched afer World War I, he Anioeh Locks Room Raiders Ou of Dorms Yellow Springs, Ohio By an acion of he Suden Communiy Council, locks are being insalled on all dormiory room doors during he presen spring quarer, according o Jean Tanis, he Suden Residence Direcor a Anioeh College. The Housing Deparmen esimaes ha insallaion will cos $5,800. The new insallaion reverses he former policy of Anioeh College. Under he old sysem, rooms had no locks and dorms were operaed under an honor sysem. The change comes afer complains of hefs and afer a sudy of hree-year securiy repor. The Residence Direcor esimaed ha abou half of he hefs were "inside jobs," hue she also added ha hese usually involve small iems and cash. These hefs by sudens have no increased, while "ouside raids" of larger objecs like radios and phonographs have muliplied during he period. Some sudens have proesed he change. One senior noed ha locks in any form violaed he general definiion of an honor sysem. Anoher suden said ha he regards locks as a form of ax. Miss Tanis defended he acion, saying, "I hink sudens have as much righ o proec heir belongings in heir rooms as I have o lock my office." organizaion has grown, ino a world-wide operaion of su- (Coninued on page 5) New Fra Quad, Gilmore Receive Dorm Advisors Residen advisors for he new men's residence unis on 3h S. have been announced. They are Dr. and Mrs. D. Ivan PROGRESS Bids on consrucion of he Physics-Mah building, which is o be compleed a year from Sepember nex o he library, were opened Tuesday afernoon Officiaing a he meeing were (L o R) Henry Seffens, college reasurer, Dr. John Hollenbach, acing presiden, archiec Andersen and Roschaffer of Board of Trusees. The bid will be awarded pending a decision by he adminisraion. Menning Named Edior Of '63 - '64 Anchor Charles Menning, a sophomore from Grandville, Mich., has been seleced by he Publicaions Board o be Edior-in-chief of he anchor, Chairman Krisin Blank announced Wednesday. Chuck has worked on he papei his year as a feaure wrier. He will replace graduaing senior Gerri Wolf, who has been edior for he pas wo years. The Board also discussed he complee lack of applicans for he posiion of edior of he Milesone. If no one conacs he board wihin he nex week o apply for his posiion, he presen sophomore class will be asked o selec or elec someone for his job. The managemen of he yearbook has radiionally been in he hands of he junior class. I was repored o he Board by Ruh Van Wizengurg, Coedior of he 963 Milesone, ha his year's annual will no arrive unil Augus. The annual will include all he evens of he school year. Graduaing seniors will receive heir yearbooks in he mail. Dyksra, Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Siedenop, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Greij, Mr. Arhur Jenz, and Mr. James Malcolm, a new speech insrucor. I has no ye been decided which advisors will occupy which unis. Mrs. Oipoby, presenly house moher a VanVleck Hall, will become he housemoher of he new Gilmore Hall, which will house approximaely 50 women. Audiorium Named for W. C. Snow Honoring he lae Hope College professor of music W. Curis.Snow, he college Board of Trusees has given his name o he Music Audiorium on he local campus. The Snow Audiorium will be a par of he Nykerk Hall of Music which was so named las January. Mr. Snow was professor of music a Hope from 929 unil 935. He augh organ, music classes, and organized and direced he Chapel Choir. He direced he Holland Civic Chorus and conduced he firs performance of Handel's "Messiah" given on he Hope campus. Las January Mrs. Snow presened a gif of her and her lae husband's music library o he college music deparmen. The gif consised of oraorios, anhems, vocal, piano and organ music volumes. A porrai of Mr. Snow, who passed away in 935, will be hung in he lobby of he audiorium, according o Dr. Rober Cavanaugh, chairman of he music deparmen. «*

3 Page 2 Hope College anchor April 2, IMS m m GOP Convenion Draws Hopies STROM THURMOND, souhern Senaor, mees wih Young Republicans a midwes convenion. Sixy "College Conservaives" from Michigan, including five from Hope College, flew, drove and ook 50 mile hikes o S. Louis, Mo., las weekend o aend he annual convenion of he Midwes Federaion of College Republican Clubs a he Saler Hilon Hoel. The Michigan delegaion was headed by A Howell, chairman of he Michigan Federaion of College Republicans, and included from Hope Barb Kouw, Sandy Bell, Carol Van Lene, Andy Zwemer and Grechen Seffens. These sudens, along wih Sudens Hold Conference on European Common Marke Silver jubilee of he annual Public Affairs Conference held on he campus of Principia College, Elsah,., was held Spring Vacaion, April 3-6. Two delegaes from Hope were Philip De Velder and Bruce Turksra. Public Affairs Conference is sponsored by he School of Gov- ernmen of Colle^ and - f ^ e of E ^! annually ceners >^enion on ^ ^ of ^ some imporan problem in eiher ^ hag no ^ ia8ue(l bu ha i was also becoming: raher clear ha NATO was lile more han a hin veneer for coninued American dominaion of Europe. The mos difficul par of he conference was deermining wha Unied Saes policy owards Europe should be in he fuure, since Presiden De Gaulle had shown no ineres in American domesic or inernaional affairs. This year he heme of he conference was "The European Common Marke: A Challenge To Unied Saes Policy." Principal speakers were Donald Agger, Presiden of American Nord-Aviaion,. Inc. which is a subsidiary of Nord-Aviaion of France and which is a leading manufacurer of missiles and aircraf producion. Oher leading speakers were professor Don Humphery a he Flecher School of Law and Diplomacy a Tufs Universiy and Charles H, Percy he Presiden of Bell and Howell. Conference, held a he Principia campus, overlooking he Mississippi River in he viciniy of Alon,. and S. Louis, Mo., was a suden direced program which discussed he challenges of he Common Marke o foreign The Principia Conference is one of he bes suden conferences o which Hope usually sends several delegaes. Those ineresed in aending nex year areurged o conac Dr. van Puen. Former Hope delegaes, in addiion o De Velder and Turksra, are Herb Tillema, Roland Marshall and Doug Toxopeus.,000 delegaes from he 2 oher saes m he Midwes region, eleced Conservaive Republicans o imporan offices. Newly-eleced Midwes Chairman is Andy Hickam from Oklahoma, an assisan o he firs Republican Governor of ha sae. He was opposed by Keih Griener from Kansas. Hickam succeeded Brian Whalen from Illinois. Region V which is composed of Michigan, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio eleced Karl Lady from Michigan Sae as chairman. Conflics beween Liberals and Conservaives, YAF members and ADA broke pary harmony a imes during he hree day convenion. Iner-pary conflics finally caused some liberal elemens o walk off he convenion floor. "Goldwaer for Presiden" delegaes as well as he "Who else bu Nelse" ineress finally unied hemselves ino a leas agreeing on some principles of Republicanism. The Michigan delegaion decided o suppor Hickam afer a wo-hour caucus which ended a 4:30 a.m. Saurday morning. The minor liberal elemens in his sae decided o suppor Hickam afer hearing boh candidaes speak. * VICTORY Grechen Seffens, Hope freshman who is recording secreary of Michigan College Young Republicans and A Howell, (righ), sae chairman from Wayne Sae, help Karl Lady from Michigan Sae celebrae his elecion o regional direcor a midwes Republican Convenion. Speaking before he convenion was Represenaive Thomas Curis of Missouri, Senaors Peer Dominick and Thurson Moron of Colorado and Kenucky, Hayes Robinson, Cook Couny Republican Chairman and Sheriff Richard Ogilvie of Cook Couny. Inernaional Relaions Club Convenes for Talks in Springfield, Massachuses American Inernaional College of Springfield, Mass., was he sie of he naional conven- AWS Holds Convenion Naionally in Oklahoma Flying o Norman, Okla., on March 24 for a week's conference of he Naional Inercollegiae Associaion of Women Sudens (AWS), were Hope presiden Nancy Zwar and represenaive Arlene Arends. sudens, a possible series of campus lecures for women on preparaion for marriage, open and domesic policies. Sudens According o Nancy Zwar, o he enire college, including came from all pars of he coun- Hope Aciviies Board chairman, professors and lecurers from ry and from several foreign he purpose of AWS is "o procounries. differen fields such as econosudied Groups of 20 sudens moe he physical, social, spirimics, psychology and sociology. U.S. policies owards ua an(j inellecual developmen Oher forhcoming projecs ined j Saes c?4-«4-^r. fosered -Tnefofo/i European Tr.nrnnpnn econ- ppnn- ^ ^ Grove Lrrove during dunn? he Chrismas Lnrismas sea- European inergraion and, on 0f coiiege woman." Every,. j.v r>whnip agreea nyrpph na ha he ine Uni- Hope TT woman is auomaically x J.. i a elude -, a carol sing in he Pine p p,. oo he whole, grams of heir boards for he coming year. Among he new aciviies will be a fashion show early in he fall for all women omic uniy before compleely son, a alen show (perhaps in The conference included lecures on he role of he college undersanding he ramificaions connecion wih he Penny Carnival) and programs such as a of ha policy, bu realizing ha he U.S. had lile choice because woman in modern sociey, seminars in various academic fields panel discussion on he role ol Europe needed aid in redevelopipen afer he ravages of war. wih leading professors from he college woman in modern sociey. member schools, "bedime bull The maer of American 'goals' sessions..." and frequen discussions of problems conneced for Europe was also discussed and he effecs ha hese 'goals' would have on he domesic A- ions on various campuses. merican economy and he foreign A presen, AWS organizaion policy programs of his counry, a Hope is managed under wo The conference concluded, ha independen boards he Acivihe Trade Expansion Ac of 962 i es Board and he House Counwas probably he wises legisla- cil The former coordinaes all- governmen awards will be a- More han 800 Unied Saes ion he U.S. could enac o mee camp US an d women's aciviies vailable o qualified American he economic compeiion of he such ag ^ ^ Lile Siser graduae sudens for sudy or Common ar e, ea^ inernaional Nigh, and research in any one of 49 counries during he academ-. The conference also agreed May Day, while he House ha he ime had passed when he Council sponsors he Voorhees ic year. The graduae fellowships, available under he Ful- U.S. could order he European Day Tea, is legislaive and judicial over women's rules and brigh-hays Ac of 96, are ad- naions o do is bidding and ha he economic recovery of Wes- supervises penalies for infracern Europe had also brough ions. ernaional Educaion as par of minisered by he Insiue of In- Europe o he poin of poliical Comparison and re-evaluaion he educaional exchange proindependence from he Unied which he wo junior officers accomplished a he conference There are hree ypes of a- gram of he Deparmen of Sae. Saes. The majoriy saed ha NATO Produced several suggesions for wards: U. S. governmen full was necessary for European se- aleraion. One was closer coopcuriy and ha i had been a eraion beween he wo boards, ernmen grans; and U. S. gov- grans; join U. S.-oher gov- largely unqualified success in r possible re-srucuring of he ernmen ravel-only grans. Full carrying ou is goals. The min- board organizaion. grans provide round-rip ransporaion, uiion, books and oriy saed ha NATO had no Misses Zwar and Arends also only failed o live up o his goal summarized he projeced pro- mainenance. ion of Associaion of Inernaional Relaions Clubs. The heme of he Conference, which ran from Wednesday, March 27, hrough Saurday, March 30, was "The Alanic Communiy," and feaured several noed speakers, among hen; Mr. Erns Frederick-Kahl of he Direcorae of he European Economic Communiy, Mr. Clarence K. Srei, a pioneer in he Alanic Union movemen and Congressman- Ogden R. Reid of New York. Joan Visscher, Bob Anderson, Dick Emmer and Suar Clark represened Hope a he Conference and Dr. Paul Fried, Hope's IRC advisor, accompanied hem. The Conference, which is held in a differen secion of he counry each year, follows a paern which he AIRC uses for is convenions and semeser programs. Tha is, a basic heme is developed wih he use of gues speakers, suden discussion groups and research papers wih aciviies, rules and regula- Sudens Should Apply for Fulbrighs Soon Sudens now enrolled in a college or universiy should consul heir campus Fulbrigh Program Advisor abou applying for he scholarships. All ohers may secure informaion and applicaion forms from he counseling division of he Insiue of Inernaional Educaion, 800 Second Avenue, New York 7, New York; or o any of IIE's regional offices (see leerhead). All requess for applicaion forms mus be posmarked by Ocober 5, 963. A-large applicans mus submi heir compleed applicaions o HE by November, 963. Enrolled sudens mus submi applicaions o he sampus Fulbrigh Advisor by he respecive campus closing dae. presened by IRC members. " James McDowall, Hope IRC presiden, considers he Conference "a grea opporuniy for he developmen of he qualiies of leadership. Conferences such as his bring sudens of diverse backgrounds bu wih a common 'ouward looking' aiude o geher and inensify heir ineres in inernaional... affairs hrough group ideniy, sudy and aciviy." Congressman Reid's speech a he closing luncheon was a definie highligh of he convenion, as he was able o speak wih he freedom from censure which employees of he Sae Deparmen or represenaives of special ineres groups migh no enjoy. A one ime, for example, he referred o he diplomaic race beween counries as a "game of musical chairs" or concerning he Nassau meeings, he saed ha "we have been somehing less han skillful" wih special references o he exclusion- of DeGaulle from he alks. < Among his recommendaions for he fuure, Mr. Reid lised making he chief diploma a member of he cabine, esablishing an insan communicaions beween he commander of NATO and he Presiden and encouraging he developmen of common markes hrough he economic and social branches of NATO. When he saed ha we have "publicly spanked a friendly go 7- ernmen (Canada)," he Monreal delegaion gave him a sanding ovaion. Several maers of AIRC business were discussed a he conference in addiion o he Common Marke. Candidaes were nominaed for naional offices, regional meeings were held, and several opporuniies were provided by AIRC for he conference delegaes o mingle a "social affairs" Early nex fall, Hope will hos a Mid-Wes Region meeing., K * jr.

4 vpr Pac Easer Sees Chris as Unknow by David Kleis Jesus Chris is boh he son of man and he son of God, and Jesus is a man "nobody knows.*' In Chaper 2 of John, verse 2, several Greeks are searching for Jesus; "we wish o see Jesus." Man oday has los he desire *o seek Jesus because Jesus has become a man, as Bruce Baron says in his provocaive book, whom "nobody knows." Who hen is Jesus, he man nobody knows? Jesus Chris is a man of sorrows. In Isaiah 53:3, he prophe speaks of our Lord as "a man of sorrows, and acquained wih grief." There is a well of boomless feeling in Jesus, for as Kahlil Gibran suggess in his porrayal Jesus: The Son of Man, o Him he lisping of a babe was no less han he cry of all mankind." This Jesus is he man who wep bierly, as John :35 indicaes. The shores verse recorded in Holy Wri, bu he longes recorded on human feeling. The sorrows of Jesus are no more movingly presened han by one of he Marys, in Gibran's porrai of Jesus: "His head was always high, and he flame of God was in his eyes. He was ofen sad, bu His sadness was enderness shown o hose in pain and comradeship given o he lonely. He was sad, ye i was a sadness ha would rise o he lips and : become a smile." This is Jesus Chris, a man of sorrows and grea sadness, whose head was always high, "and he flame of God was in His eyes." Jesus Chris is a man of power. Raymond Calkins in his book How Jesus Deal Wih Men, poins ou he power which Jesus sored wihin him: In Him was a deep foun of spiriual power which, ransmied o oher lives, gave hem fresh vialiy and reinvigoraed hem body and soul. When Jesus enered he arena of life, his power a once manifesed iself. Furhermore, Jesus had more han he power of healing. He had he power ha only he Son of God could have had, for, as Baron says, Jesus was a carpener, a man "who waxed srong... a leader who picked up 2 young men and creaed an organizaion ha won he world, ha in a few shor years would urn he world upside down." Jesus was also a man of silen power who during: he week of His rial and crucifixion never once was broken, hrough all he long orure of imprisonmen, cour rials, midnigh hearings and scourgings. Even Pilae fel i as he sood nex o he sraigh young man, inches aller han he, bronzed and hard and clean as he air of His loved mounain and lake, and from he lips of Pilae come hose words which reveal clearly he power of Jesus, 'Behold, he man/ Nahaniel speaks of Jesus' power in Gibran's porrai: They say ha Jesus of Nazareh was humble and meek, They say ha hough he was a Jus man and righeous, he was a weakling, and was ofen confounded by he srong and he powerful; and ha when He sood above men of auhoriy He was bu a lamb among lions. My hear is sickened by such mei I is he mighy carpener I would preach, and he mounainous spiri unconquerable. On he oher hand, Jesus Chris is a man of song. Of he glorious songs ha were voiced in he hear of Jesus, Rumanous speaks in Gibran's picure of "he manson." He was a poe. He saw for our eyes and heard for our ears, and our silen words were upon His lips; and His fingers ouched wha we could no feel. Ou of his hear here flew counless singing birds... He loved all hings of liveliness... and here was a deser in his silence and a garden in His speech, for in His voice here was laugher of hunder and he ears of rain, and he joyous dancing of rees in he wind." Jesus Chris is a man of youh. "I seek he youh of Jesus," says Melachi of Babylon, an asronomer in Gibran's mighy opus. He was born, lived, died, and was resurreced all in less han 35 years. He was only 2 when he asounded he men of learning iu he emple, as par of "his Faher's Business." The nex 8 years of Jesus' life are someimes referred o as "he 8 silen years." The laer years and days of Jesus' life are well known o everyone; however, Jesus died while sill in youh. Jesus never lived o have Dane's vision midway on life's journey of hree score en years ha he'd gone asray from he sraigh road, or awakening find himself in a dark wood, alone. Jesus never lived o haye Gauama's vision of "he middle way," received while mediaing beneah he Bo ree. Jesus Chris didn' live o be 35. Ye in he hree decades of life on earh, Jesus accomplished much more han did Dane or Gauama, for even in His youh Jesus was a man of power, and a man of feeling. In His person is he hear and soul of Chrisianiy, and wihou Him our Chrisian faih would no be. Finally, Jesus Chris is a man of vicory. He is he Way, he Truh, and he Life. He says in John's gospel, "I am he resurrecion and he life." He lives oday, having risen from he coldness of deah, as Rober Lowry's hymn says: "Deah canno keep his prey, Jesus my savior. He ore he bars away." Jesus Chris, by conquering deah, became a man of vicory. Having finished His work on earh. He ascended o he righ hand of God. Man canno work ou his own eernal life, bu can seek o live his earhly life beneah he shadow of he cross. As man learns o gaze in wonder upon he Cross he gains and mainains his srengh, for never was here such srengh as Jesus' while hanging from ha Roman gibbe of shame. In he words of he hymn: "Up from he grave He arose. Wih a mighy riumph o'er his foes; He arose a Vicor from he dark domain. And he lives forever wih His sains o reign. He arose! He arose! Hallelujah! Chris arose!" Jesus Chris arose a vicor from he dark domain of deah, ha we, His sons, migh have life. This is Jesus, manson and Godson, he man of Infinie characer. "Barabbas" Finds Chrisianiy Demands Tha Man Work o Undersand Humaniy..vl Chris Mocked by Soldiers GEORGES ROUAULT 932 Van Raale's Resauran Zeeland Complee Dinners Banques for BRING YOUR DATE, PARENTS, OR FRIENDS! (Special Dinners for 95c) Par Lagerkvis, "Barabbas/' (Banam, 49 pp. 50c), is he moving novel of he man chosen by he people, he man pardoned by he screaming crowd, a criminal, a man of violence, a man orn by dark and ormened luss who cried ou of his darkness "as hough he were speaking o i: o hee I deliver up my soul" This novel is a maserpiece, and is available in he Blue Key for 50c. by Rev. Lamber Ponsein "He was abou hiry, powerfully buil, wih a sallow complexion, a reddish beard and black hair. His eyebrows also were black, his eyes oo deep-se, as hough hey waned o hide. Under one of hem he had a deep scar ha was los o sigh in his beard. Bu a man's appearance is of lile consequence." Wih his descripion, Lagerkvis says ha his novel will ge below he surface. This is rue of his descripion of Chris also. This is no jus anoher rabbi. "There was nohing vigorous abou he fellow^ His body was lean and spindly, he arms slender as hough hey had never been pu o any use. A queer man. The beard was sparse and he ches quie hairless, like a boy's." Afer being booed ou of he prison, Barabbas wandered o he hill of Golgoha and wached he execuions. He was no here for any reason, excep ha he fel drawn by a power beyond his undersanding. From Golgoha he wen o he omb and wached hem bury he fellow in he cener, hough he really didn' know him. Barabbas had friends in own, one paricular friend. She was fa, diry, and quie ofen ipsy. From hese people he sough some informaion abou his man who had been crucified. They really didn' know much abou him, bu hey had heard abou one of his sories, abou arranging "a big feas, a wedding or somehing, bu no guess arrived, so hey had o go ou ino he srees and invie jus anybody, and all hey could ge were beggars and poor sarving wreches who scarcely had a rag o heir backs." They hough he mus have been one of hose who believed himself o be he Messiah. Bu his didn' make much sense. One didn' crucify a Messiah. This is an example of how he auhor had he sory of he Chris old o Barabbas. He mached his characers o his sories. Here are a few more examples. Barabbas himself had been o he cross and had seen he Chris, bu he sory of he love and grace of he Chris came from one who only recenly had denied him. To highligh he meaning of forgiveness and he exen of he denial, i was Barabbas who reminded Peer of he denial. A girl wih a harelip, who had been urned ou of her home and cursed, who was wihou friends excep for a few lepers, and who jus didn' seem o fi he picure of a disciple, winessed o he meaning of he gospel. Lagerkvis had her do his in a hick voice before an audience of Chrisian people. They were so self-conscious, hey were embarassed. (Afer all, his was S. John's by he Lake). The auhor raised a number of issues which are of a wenieh cenury naure. Le me menion one. Barabbas had a misress. She realized ha he had los his ineres in he passing affairs of life, including her, and all his had happened since he had become obsessed wih he crucified one. She now had a problem. How could she ge him back o normalcy? There was a long period in he life of Barabbas of which lile is known. The auhor surmises ha he may have spen some ime in he deser mediaing, or he may have gone back o his old business. I is known ha a he age of fify he was senenced o he Cyprian copper mines. Here, chained o an Armenian Chrisian named Sahak, he was shown somehing of wha i mean o be a follower of Chris. Bu Barabbas never fully undersood his, and he idea of a Chris who had o die on a cross didn' make sense o him. Barabbas was finally released from he mines, and wih a large number of slaves was brough o Rome, When he grea firie swep hrough -Rome, he ran hrough he srees seing firie o buildings, hoping in his way o serve he crucified one. His view of he Chris remained diafored. He was capured and crucified, and he las words heard from him came hrough he darkness as hough he were speaking o i, "To hee I deliver up my soul." Perhaps in ha momen, his one who had seen hrough a glass very darkly, now saw face o face. This is a book wih which one can have a field day finding Chris figures. Boh he language and he characers lend hemselves o his. Barabbas, no menion of a faher or moher, no home, no place o lay his head, a period of hiry years during which nohing is known of him, and finally en*- cified. One could of course add o his lis. Bu hen, wih a facile imaginaion, one could do his wih his misress, or wih he harelipped girl. There is a place for such an approach, bu oo ofen i's a empaion ha should be overcome. I prefer o read i as he sory of one, and you and I are presen in he sory, who is drawn o Chris, bu can never feel acceped because he wans firs o do somehing ha will make him accepable. Perhaps his is he reason for he cry from he cross. Here one could do nohing bu place himself under he grace of he crucified one. I was no by migh, nor power, bu by my Spiri I would hardly do jusice o he heological poin of view of he novel if one lef he work wih a runcaed view of he grace of God. We have already noed in he sory of he girl wih he harelip, and Sahak in he Cyprian mines, ha Chrisianiy is demanding. Barabbas has some idea of his also, bu i is disored. Even in his disorion he has somehing o say o us. Perhaps i is bes pu in hfe words, "If any man would come afer me, le him deny himself and ake up his cross daily and follow me."

5 Princeon U. Inroduces "> Non - Wesern Sudy Program Princeon Universiy, following a rend in colleges for non- Sae Musicians o Mee a Hope On Tuesday, April 6, music eachers from he enire sae of Michigan will be meeing on Hope's campus for he Sae Conference of he Michigan Music Teachers Associaion. The conference will open a 9:5 a.m. when Sanley Flecher, noed pianis and educaor from he Universiy of Illinois, will presen a piano recial in he Music Audiorium. A 3:00 p.m. Dr. Anhony Kooiker of he Hope faculy will discuss early keyboard music in Graves lecure hall. Also a 3:00 he Kalamazoo College Choir will perform in he Chapel. Sudens are invied o aend hese evens wihou charge and may consul wih Dr. Kooiker or Miss Janina Holleman for furher deails. A FINE PLACE TO DINE Complee Beauy Service MARGRET'S Phone and ARCADE BEAUTI LOUNGE Phone ARCADE BEAUTI LOUNGE MICHIGAN CLEANERS E River Ave. (Across from Pos Office) Exper Cleaning and Pressing Wesern sudies, recenly announced a program in near and far-easern languages. Invied o ake par in he program are 32 midwesern and easern small colleges, including Hope. Hope will paricipae in he program by recommending one excellen and ineresed sophomore suden who wishes o sudy under his program a Princeon during his junior year. All expenses are paid by he program according o Dr. Ralph Perry, coordinaor of he program. Afer compleing he junior year a Princeon sudying eiher Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Persian, Russian or Turkish, he suden will reurn o Hope for his senior year. There is also a concenraed summer program according o Dr. Perry, who says ha any ineresed suden should conac him no laer han April 26. The suden need no be a language major. Former Professor Dies in Holland Alber E. Lampen, reired head of he Hope College Mahemaics Deparmen, died on March 25 a Holland Hospial a he age of 75. He had been ill for he pas 2% years. Prof. Lampen was born in Oakland, Michigan, and graduaed from Hope College in 9. Afer receiving his maser's degree from he Universiy of Michigan, and eaching in Winona Lake, Ind.; Gladwin, Mich; and Topeka College in Kansas, he came o Hope College in 98 co each mahemaics. He reired as head of he mahemaics deparmen here, in 957, a he age of 70. Prof. Lampen is especially remembered for his readiness o give sudens special help when i was needed. Dr. Jay E. Folker, presen mahemaics head, said concerning him, "Professor Lampen was a person who righly refleced he spiri of Hope College. He was a Chrisian in his faih, devoed o his eaching, houghful of his sudens and of his faculy colleagues, and always ready o work for hose hings which were worhwhile." Herz rens new Chevroles and oo fine MPPPPV care by he hour, day, weekaad or week. UJ^LJUJ,# HERTZ pu jrfis la he irfoer'a Ma! Sop in A 234 Cenral Or Call E To Reserve A Car For Any Occasion LOOK Vogue Resauran 205 River Avenue E Sunday.... Monday... Tuesday... Thursday.. Friday OPEN BOBBIE FREGGENS JOHN ATIVE FORD DRYFHOUT REPRESENT- Correspondens o View Cherry Blossom Time by Bobbie Freggens and John Dryfhou Washingon Correspondens Signs of spring are showing all over he naion's capial. Preparaions are being made for he famous Cherry Blossom Fesival o be held his week. Alhough John and I will miss he ulips his year, we will have he opporuniy of seeing he beauiful Japanese cherry rees which surround he Tial Basin. No unlike he Tulip Fesival, housands of ouriss make heir way o Washingon every year a his ime, o see he blossoms of pink and whie. If our 70 degree weaher lass, no one will be disappoined. As you can see, life souh of he Mason-Dixon line is somewha differen. To celebrae he firs day of spring in Washingon, six advenurous Washingon Semeser sudens decided o" drive ou o Grea Falls Park, which is 4 miles ouside of Washingon, in Maryland. Afer six weeks in Washingon we have finally become acquained wih no only he capial bu he surrounding counrysides of Virginia and Maryland. Grea Falls Park urned ou o be an unforgeable experience. Siuaed on he edge of he Poomac River, he falls rush over rocks. There are pahs and bridges o walk on in order o see he various differen falls. Par of he walking area had been flooded, bu his didn' sop he "Advenurous Six" from seeing he larges of he falls. Walking a log and climbing over fences go us o our desinaion. This ruly mus be God's counry. We were all speechless a he sigh BREDEWEG SHOE REPAIR E River Ave. (Across from Pos Office) We Dye and Repair Shoes we saw. Dusk sared o se in, and we decided o reurn o he car, bu no wihou one mishap. No liking o admi his fac, bu I guess my educaion a Hope College and American Universiy has no augh me o walk logs! The resul of his lack of educaion was a slip of my foo, and a fall ino he Poomac. However, I had five ses of hands o grasp me, so I only go one leg and par of my coa we. The only hing I could do was laugh. I don' wan o leave you wih he impression ha he only hing we do is go bounding around he counryside. Mos of our ime is spen in very serious work. For he pas wo weeks we have had some worhwhile and informaive seminars. Some of hese have included a visi o he Democraic Naional Headquarers; Press Coverage In Washingon; TV coverage in he capial a he NBC sudio wih Ray Shearer; a meeing wih Senaor Dirksen of Illinois who is Minoriy Leader, and Rep. Arends who is House Minoriy Whip; also seminars wih lobbyiss. An exra even which John and I were able o experience was an inerview wih Congressman Gerald Ford (Rep. Michigan, 5h Disric). Ford has recenly been made Republican Conference Commiee Chairman, and is serving his eighh erm in Congress. His office requesed a phoographer o ake our picure wih he Congressman, so we will have a picure o remember he even. Two hrilling experiences happened o me las week. Firs I rode on an elevaor in he New Senae Office Building wih Senaor Humphrey, who is he Democraic Majoriy Leader in he Senae. Tha same day I also aended a subcommiee hearing a which Ambassador Adlai Sevenson esified in behalf of he Unied Naions. Afer he hearing, we were permied o alk o Sevenson. Coming up soon will be our spring vacaion. Many of he Washingon Semeser sudens from he midwes like o go o New York for heir vacaion. Since I'm an Easerner, I inend o head souh o Florida wih my room-mae who is from Cape Canaveral. Lucas 9 Recial Thurs. in Chapel Pianis Paul Lucas will presen his senior recial Thursday, April 8, a 8:5 p.m. in Dimnen -Memorial Chapel. -, The program will begin wih he "Toccaa in C Minor" by Bach. Following his will be Beehoven's Sonaa in A Major, Op. 0 in four movemens Allegrea ma non roppo. Vivace alia Marcia, Adagio, ma non roppo, conaffeco and Allegro. Lucas will also perform A bord d'une source by Lisz and Eugene Goossens' Four Conceis The Gargoyle, Dance Memories, A Walking Tune, ann The Marionee Show. Concluding he program will be Prokofieff's Sonaa, No 3 Andane dolce. Andane sognando, and Vivace. Lucas, a suden of Dr. Anhony Kooiker, is a physics major from Holland, Mich. The winner of a Woodrow Wilson Gran and a Danforh Graduae Fellowship, he plans o do graduae work a he Universiy of Illinois. A member of he Blue Key naional honor fraerniy, he is also he news edior of he anchor, co-chairman of he Spiriual Life Series Commiee and presiden of he Sinfonia Music Fraerniy. Sae Prison Wishes Books Anyone ineresed in conribuing o a worhy cause should check he possibiliies of sending books o he library of he Sae Prison a Jackson, Mich. Wha kinds of books may be sen? Phil de Velder recenly inquired abou his aspec of he whole maer of donaions. Lee Penn, he sae prison librarian, replied "... as o which books migh be forbidden, I migh say ha we have very few books in any caegory which do no comply wih he Insiuional rules. These are hose which deal expressly wih a lewd naure, hose which preach hae beween religions or races; any ha may advocae he violen overhrow of he Governmen and books which deal wih Judo, Karae or Hypnoism." All persons ineresed in sending books should ship hem parcel pos, collec o: Lee Penn, Librarian, Library Dep. 5-A, 4000 Cooper Sree, Jackson, Mich. Riding Hood o Book Sore (ACP) Once upon a ime, according o an ediorial in he Plainsman, Lile Red Riding Hood's moher decided i was ime for he girl o go o college. The moher warned of he greedy wolves she migh encouner during her rip hrough he college. A Auburn Universiy, Auburn, Ala. (home of he Plainsman), Miss Hood had o pay a large sum of money for only hree books. A he end of he quarer she ook he books o he booksore o sell. She had aken special care no o harm he books so she could ge mos of her money back (he Hood family was no a all wealhy). Bu she was shocked o learn ha hey would give her only half of wha she had originally paid. She heard, hough, ha he book sore would up he price of he book o nearly he original price and sell i again he nex quarer. Unforunaely, his nursery rhyme has no huner o kill he wolf and allow Lile Red Riding Hood o live happily ever afer.

6 c i April ri2,f Weeks of Sororiy Rush Call Ou Applicans One hundred eleven sororiy rushees are 'rushing' hrough hecic weeks of opening spreads, li meeings, and mixers, as six sororiies pu forh heir bes manner and bigges smiles for spring bidding. Rush began Tuesday, when rushees aended each of six sororiies' informal spreads. Li meeings, scaered hroughou he nex wo weeks, will give rushees a closer look a he sororiies in acion, and he mixers will offer an opporuniy for boh acives and rushees o "le down heir hair" and really ge o know each oher. Spring rush will be guided by he Pan-Hellenic rules revised las year. These rules involve silen bid meeings, and an enforced 'silen period' when bids come ou This year, as las, rushees will go o Gilmore coage direcly afer he final eas, where hey will lis wo sororiy preferences and anoher rushee hey would wan as a sororiy siser. A Pan-Hell clearing house will eliminae cross-bids and Wood Shows Ar in Naional Exhibis Miss Marcia Wood, insrucor of ar a Hope has wo pieces of work currenly on display in wo naional ar exhibiions. A he Ninh Annual Drawing and Small Sculpure Show a Ball Sae Teachers College, Muncie, Ind., Miss, Wood is showing a erra-coa sculpure eniled "Lady wih Ha." An ink drawing eniled "Discussion" is on display a he Fourh Naional Exhibi of Prins and Drawings being held a Ohio Universiy, Ahens. Miss Wood has been insrucor of ar a Hope since 958 # She received her A.B. degree from Kalamazoo College and her M.F.A. from Cranbrook Academy of Ar. Her work has appeared in boh regional and naional exhibiions. From Miss Wood sudied ar hisory a he Universiy of London and raveled and sudied ar monumens hroughou Ialy. Represenaive examples of Miss Wood's work can be seen a "The Sudio Gallery" in Kalamazoo. place unbid girls according o (his lis and he sororiies' own b?d liss. Final eas are scheduled for Friday, April 26, and bids will come ou he nex day. Foreign Sudens Urged o Seek Summer Jobs A special program o assis foreign sudens o find summer employmen has been launched by he Insiue of Inernaional Educaion, Alber G. Sims, execuive vice presiden of HE, announced oday. The Insiue has esablished a Cooperaive Service on Summer Employmen and Pracical Training for Foreign Sudens as an adminisraive uni o encourage, assis and coordinae he effors of communiy organizaions o find summer jobs for foreign sudens. The Deparmen of Sae's Bureau of Educaional and Culural Affairs has made a gran of $08,000 o provide employmen and pracical raining opporuniies for foreign sudens his summer. Funds will be disbursed hrough he Cooperaive Service. Represenaives of communiy, naional and governmen organizaions me recenly a HE headquarers in New York Ciy o discuss ways in which he Cooperaive Service could bes faciliae he summer employmen placemen program for foreign sudens hroughou he counry. I was sressed a he meeing ha he curren job marke is criical and ha foreign sudens who seek summer employmen urgenly need he earnings. Trade associaions, indusries, business firms, individual employers, civic and service organizaions will be asked o publicize he need for job opporuniies for foreign sudens in heir viciniy. Foreign sudens are being urged o seek summer employmen hrough local offices of he various sae employmen services near heir own schools and o avoid ravel o major ciies where here will be job shorages. Suggesions and quesions concerning employmen and pracical raining for foreign sudens should be addressed o local Foreign Suden Advisers, College Placemen Officers or he newly formed chaper of Peopleo-People. Lae Snips and Shor Snors CALIGULA: Rehearsals have sared and never has his school seen a more Roman-looking cas. OUCH: Don' forge o say off he grass his is a ender ime in is psychological developmen We hae o sun is growh by frusraing is psyche. LUBBERS: Dr. Irwin J. Lubbers and he Honorable John R. Dehmers, Associaion Jusice of he Michigan Supreme Cour, were presened disinguished a- lumni awards a he 50h Anniversary Convenion of Pi Kappa Dela, naional forensics honorary sociey, held March 9-23 a Souhern Illinois Universiy. GUESTS: During his ime of he year many guess from surrounding high schools visi our illusrious campus o look us over. If you see someone who looks unfamiliar o you, why no ask him if he's los? INITIATION: Phi Alpha Thea, honorary hisory fraerniy, will hold is spring iniiaion and dinner meeing on Saurday evening, April 20 in Phelps Conference Room. All reservaions for dinner mus be in by April 7 o Dr. David Powell. The gues speaker will be Mrs. Elissa Teles, hisorian from Muskegon, Mich., who will speak on "The Treamen of Minoriies in U. S. Texs." TAN: Aside from he broken bas and unsrung rackes brough back from he Souh, i seems ha many of our ahlees also go some sun. These handsome-looking lads may be seen sruing abou he campus in heir shor-sleeved shirs and flashing smiles. JOBS: I seems ha half of he Hope College populaion spen he vacaion franically huning for employmen for he long ho summer. PLOWED (ACP): "One Chicago campus paper quoes is priners as saying "Afer spending all day Thursday puing his paper ogeher, all I wan o do is go ou and ge smashed." We migh add ha hish ish why we ge our paper prined in Zeeland. Hie. Hope College anchor KAZUYA MATSUMIYA AND IRC PRESIDENT MCDOWELL Kazuya Masumiya, Gues of GLCA, Considers Easern Sudy Program Kazuya Masumiya of Tokyo, Japan, visied Hope's campus Tuesday and Wednesday as a gues of he Grea Lakes College Associaion. Masumiya, who is advisor o he presiden of Weseda Universiy, Tokyo, is visiing all he GLCA colleges on a prospecive program of near Easern sudies. Members of he GLCA recenly me o make final revisions in his program which includes language and hisory sudy in he Mission (Coninued from Page One) dens and professors baling agains ignorance and need on an inernaional scale. "The organizaion consiss of he combined effors of more han 40 counries. In he Unied Saes alone here are more han COO campus' which conrigue o WUS. Here i is hen, a movemen of sudens dedicaed o he ask of helping fellow sudens. "Here a Hope he sororiies and fraerniies have pledged heir suppor, help hem and help our peers around he world. Wih heir help and educaion, we can combine o eliminae he evils of he modern world." A&W ROOT BEER Golden Fried Vi CHICKEN 97c Sorvod wih Crisp Frnch him Tqnay Cob Skrw» Dlnnf Roll & Homy FOR YOUR NEW FOOTWEAR NEEDS TRY BORRS BOOTERY non-wesern world. Hope's faculy discussed he program a he las faculy meeing. GLCA plans o peiion a foundaion for expenses which range from hree o six million dollars. Masumiya is presenly a coordinaor of he exchange program beween Washingon Universiy, S. Louis, and Waseda U, which has 35,000 sudens. Masumiya while here fur GLCA is carrying on oher business also. He is involved in marke research and adminisraion of he Developmen Bureau for Densu Adverising Limied. He comes o he U.S. o inspec branch offices of he company. Masumiya says ha he Japanese governmen will liberalize rade in Japan soon, and ha he is in favor of opening rade wih China regardless of is poliical beliefs. Summer Jobs Are Available in Europe Upon his reurn from an exensive wo-monh our of Europe, Frank Gordon, Jr., Direcor of he Inernaional Suden Travel Cener, old saff members a a meeing yeserday ha he had compleed final deails on hundreds of jobs for he ISTC workravel program in Europe his summer. "The bulk of he jobs are hose we oulined in our brochure and cover facory, hoel/ resauran/resor and consrucion work," he said, "bu in addiion, I am pleased o repor I was able o urn up a number of jobs of special ineres." Gordon said he had requess from prominen European families for male sudens o ac as chauffeurs in France and crew on yachs in Denmark, Sweden and Norway. One lucky "Chauffeur," he noed, would drive a Ferrari in Paris. There are also a number of seagoing openings of longer duraion in he fall and winer for sewards, deck and engine room hands on foreign freighers and passenger ships. For girls, he said, probably he mos glamorous work will be some modeling jobs in Paris and Brussels (sizes 2-4) and aking care of children in wealhy families. There are also a number of requess for girls o work as privae maids wih English speaking European families vacaioning in S. Tropez, Juan les Pins and Anibes on he French Rivi- *era. The bes paying jobs his summer, Gordon poined ou, will be in resaurans and facories. Boys and girls who wai on ables can expec o earn in wages and ips close o $200 a monh. Facory pay in several counries will also run o abou $200 a monh. Gordon emphasized ha he special ineres jobs should go o hd bes qualified sudens who apply he earlies as mos all of he jobs lised by he ISTC would have o be filled by May 5 o mee he planning deadlines se by European employers. Gordon also added ha he ISTC is now placing sudens on a year-round basis and has already obained jobs for 5 sudens abroad for more ha he summer monhs (6 monhs o a year). Informaion may be obained by wriing o ISTC, 39 Corland Sree, New York 7, N.Y. MODEL LAUNDRY LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING Free Pickup and Delivery To All Dorm* And Fraerniy Houses DAILY PICKUP and DEUVERY 97 Eas 8h Sree AT KOLLEN HALL 5 <30 P.M. Phone E HOPE CHURCH Hope Church Invies You o Share in he Following: FROM THE MINISTER'S NOTEBOOK Hope Church invies you o worship Easer Sunday a 9:30 and :00 A.M. The Chancel Choir will sing a boh services. Miss Sakiko Kanamori will be he solois. Mr. Hillegonds will preach. "On Calvary men had heir fling a saying 'No' o God. Bu 'very early in he morning he firs day of he week/ i was God's urn. He said his 'No' o he judgemen hall where Pilae had condemned Jesus, o he hill where he soldiers had crucified him, o he grave where Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimahea had helped o lay him, o he seal ha had shu him in, and o he guard ha had sood wach. How much is here in us o which he mus say i sill."

7 *. iwrn - ISope College anchor AJpril H IMS Debae On The Purpose Of Opus Pro Con by Jim Michmerhniren Some discussion has been and is aking place abou Opus. I is raher exciing. Unforunaely only he smalles par of he magnificen argumen will ever appear in prin; and his page, I suppose, represens an aemp on he par of he edior o give a rue picure of he course he argumen is aking and he issues involved. To ha purpose his aricle is devoed. There are wo issues. The firs concerns he aim, he goals, he purposes of a college lierary magazine; wha should hey be? The second is a quesion of fac; how well has his year's Opus saff fulfilled is duies (or aims)? The second of hese wo quesions, being he sor of quesion ha leads o passionae denunciaions and equally passionae defenses of specific people he edior and his saff is superficially an easier one o argue abou personaliies han ideas; consequenly he second quesion has prey much obscured he firs.. : Every college lierary magazine mus ideally fulfill wo funcions. On he one hand i mus encourage such alen as i finds in he suden body, and on he oher i mus presen o he public he bes ha is wrien by is suden body. These wo funcions someimes clash; if a suden chooses o be inconsolably discouraged when his work is no prined in Opus... hen wha?. Mos of he unpublished sudens I have alked o ook heir rejecion by Opus as a personal affron. They were no aware of heir feelings sufficienly o make his explici; i ook i always akes he form of asking "Wha does Jones (who was prined) have ha I don' have?" Or, even more misguided, "Who do hey (he Opus saff) hink hey are, saying ha Jones has somehing I don' have?" All of his from he mere accepance or rejecion of a poem! Poery is personal bu no ha personal. Two principles closely relaed o he wo funcions described above govern he selecion of maerial for Opus. One is he principle ha Opus should be represenaive, he oher ha i should be he bes. Exclusive adherence o eiher principle would be a mockery. In he former case one would have only o submi a given number of poems in order o be assured of a page in Opus, regardless of qualiy. I would be enough simply ha one wroe. In he laer case here would be no Opus a all. Every Opus saff, every year, has discussed his problem. No wo saffs have come o precisely he same conclusion. I have saed he case concerning Opus. Wha abou he suggesion ha selecion of maerial be done by members of he faculy of anoher college? One commen is obvious such a mehod would cerainly do lile o encourage hose shrinking violes who are discouraged by auhoriy of any sor. I migh pu a sop o argumens abou wha should or should no have been prined; bu ha would be a loss, no a gain. I should say exaggeraing, o be sure, bu only for he sake of a poin oo negleced in his whole argumen Tha Opus exiss in order o cause some argumen abou criical sandards. The dilemma ha he "con" side faces, i seems o me, is his: eiher heir argumen mus reduce iself o assering ha some poems which were no prined should have been, or else heir argumen is no a all abou Opus bu abou he personaliies of he saff. If heir posiion is he laer, hen I can find some poins for agreemen wih hem, bu mus poin ou ha a discussion of personaliies has no place in he anchor; if heir posiion is he former, hen hey are simply opposing heir criical abiliy o ha of he members of he saff, who were, las fall, eleced by an open group of campus wriers, precisely on he basis of heir criical discernmen. I was mediaing upon he process of illusion one day, when here came and sa beside me a raher unusual looking fellow and we began in conversaion. "Who are you?" I asked. "Guess," he snickered. "The angel Gabriel," said I, since I was mediaing on such hings. > "Prey close," he said. "Now," I proceeded, "since we have se he general background, and I am vaguely aware of approximaely who you are, may I ask you a raher personal quesion?" I looked a he angel; he nodded absenly and grinned, so I coninued: "Tell me, sir, if I may be so bold as o obrude upon he mos divine of secres; ell me if..." And I began o blush as I asked, "... Tell me if here is such a sin as dancing?" The unusual fellow scrached around for a momen on his lef side, hen came up wih he mos supendous scroll. One would never have guessed he had i concealed on his person. He hen cleared his hroa, looked a me wih a very officious eye, cleared his hroa again as he spun open he manuscrip, and inoned in a slighly fla alo voice as follows: "Aricle 24, Secion 642, Subsecion 4, Subjec 00932: Dancing. Ahem! By he ruling of he Heavenly Disric Cour, Sae of Grace, in he year 0 Inf., i is now esablished ha dancing is a relaive hing. I is (like smoking, drinking, and cuing of classes) a sin in some cases and a virue in ohers. The singulariy of each case, of course, bares direc reference o Aricle 44 in is oaliy, and Amendmen 5B un- Feaures-Reviews Columniss' Opinions OPUS cover was designed by Jnd Emerick, Opus edior. I is a pale bine background wih red sreaks. There are a few Opuses for sudens in he Blue Key Book Sore. by David Kleis Opus osensibly represens he fines arisic creaions, verbal, visual and musical, of Hope College. I was a leas iniiaed and suppored wih his as is cenral purpose, bu alas, i fails quie miserably. Le i be clearly undersood, however, ha here are some unique arisic creaions (which show boh imaginaion and work) o be found wihin he covers of he 963 Opus. Opus means "work" or has his as one of is meanings, which is somehing ha he ediorial board should be reminded of. Therefore, here are several suggesions which are dedicaed o hose unrecognized ariss of Hope College who should be and will be recognized as poes, composers and ariss in due ime; sooner perhaps han we realize. Firs, if he board of ediors wishes o publish a creaive ars Do Pine Needles in Pine Grove Dance? by Lew Scudder der Secion 82 of las year's ruling in paricular." He paused majesically. I held up my hand o ask him if he would kindly amplify, in foo-noe, his allusions; bu he negleced o yield he plaform. "Since exenuaing circumsances are many and various he relevancies o his poin in quesion mus necessarily remain enigmaic ill such ime as he Lord chooses o concern himself wih his problem; and since such a ime is no ye come, he jurisdicion of morals in his caegory are lef in he unfailing hands of Gummafell, Capain, Fifh Division, D.A.F.. #.. A your service." He bowed quickly in miliary fashion and almos ripped himself on his robe when he clicked his heels ogeher. I looked a him wih a quesion in my eyes; he giggled and I laughed. "So," I said, "your name is Gummafell?" "Tha's righ," he said. "How'd you come up wih a name like ha?" I asked. He leaned over and whispered in my ear and I blushed. "Terribly sorry abou ha," I said. "Oh, ha's all righ," he said happily. "I'm no he only one." "Glad o hear ha," I said, much relieved. "Bu, now, since you are appoined moral arbier on his subjec, could you ell me which, how, and wha exacly make up he exenuaing circumsances?" "Ask me a quesion," he said. "I jus did," I said, raher aken aback. "Ask me anoher, hen. I jus love being asked quesions. Ask me anyhing, anyhing a all." Well, really, I didn' see much poin in ha so I hough I'd begin wih a "yes" and "no" quesioning period followed by a series of muliple guess, and ended wih hree essay quesions beginning wih he fall of man and ending wih he presen (daes included). "Is he fox-ro wrong?" I began. He shook his head and smiled benignly. "Is he... ah... walz a sin?" " "No," he smiled. "Is he... unwn-m #.. ango?" "Um-uh!" He shook his head again. "Then he Samba?" "Nope." "The bear-hug, he pumphandle, he shuffle?" He shook his head a all and seemed o be enjoying himself immensely. I frankly was running ou of caegories of he dance. I bi my lip and pondered. "Go on, go on. You haven' nearly finished," he urged. Then I was hi by a flash. My head swam, my eyes ingled in my head, my big oe iched: "Tell me," I asked hasily, "... Tell me, good Gummafell, wha would be your ruling on he.. The... THE..." "Yes?... YES?... YES?..." echoed Gummafell. "Tell me wha you hink of he... The... THE..," "Go on, say i! Ou wih i!" he shoued. "THE TWIST!!"! screamed. There was dead silence. I looked a Gummafell and saw him urn red hen purple, green hen orange, hen brown; and brown he sayed. I was really quie a display of angelic prowess. Then he opened his mouh, and hrew his hands up ino he air. I depended on his lip. The world seemed spiraling above our heads, here was a errific clanging in he air... and I found myself saring breahlessly ino he kno-hole of an old pine which looked remarkably like Gummafell. I heard a lile snicker; ha was all. Now, somewhere on our campus here sands ha pine, he laes version of he ree of good and evil, he new incarnaion of knowledge. He who eas shall be quie saisfied ha i really wasn' worh knowing. Very disaseful pine cones. Amen. magazine feauring primarily is own creaive effors as such, i is encouraged o do so. However, his shouldn' be published under he ile of Opus or wih college money. This would be enirely fallacious, as i has been for much oo long. Four years ago he complain by many sudens was ha he Opus was he medium for he creaive effors of a single individual. Now four years laer he complain is he same, and jusifiably o a cerain exen. Opus has become a medium for six individuals, wih a surprising dearh of creaive effor from he highly respeced Tom Werge. Second, and much more significan, is he whole concep of "working" o encourage and develop individual ariss, especally poes who show promise. Far oo many poenially fine poes have been sulified by Opus. Simulaion, even if i's merely en minues shared over a cup of coffee, is beer ha sulificaion. Opus mus become he crucible ino which is poured creaive ars, and ou of which is seleced, osensibly a random, hose selecions which represen he fines ar a Hope College. Third is his whole concep of "working" ou crieria on which he creaive selecions are judged and seleced. Tangenial o his is he follow-up of "working" ou a procedure by which each conribuor, wheher his creaion is acceped or no, is no only given noificaion bu also a criical saemen wih reasons for is accepance or nonaccepance. Opus hasn' reached he level of Saurday Review, nor has i he auhoriy nor adroiness of John Ciardi of scanning briefly a person's creaion and promply for some inuiive reason, ossing i ino a wasebaske, or burying i beneah he millishees of meaningful poery and prose ha delighfully defies "meaning." If Opus is produced in concurrence wih he fesival nex year, i could foser suden creaiviy by offering awards. Insead of spending over $200 on Ciardi, appropriae only $600 and offer moneary rewards for poery, prose, music or ar. Opus and he fesival migh really encourage creaiviy from he sudens insead of "culure from he op." Finally, he mehod of selecing and judging he creaive work of Hope College's ariss as noed las issue should no be done by conribuing ariss or arisans, whoever and whaever hey migh be and do. Humaniy is fallible. So is Opus. I is abou ime ha Opus began o "work," no o play a e- ing "saff" members of he creaive ars publicaion of Hope College. I's no so much ha his year's Opus lacks in auhenic and (dare I say i) "meaningful ' ar, as i is ha Opus could be so much more auhenic and meaningful. (This is a challenge, no a criique.) *

8 ^ \ 35 I. v S ANCHOR MAIL Responsible leers, regardless of opinioiv are welcomed and will be published. They should be no longer han 200 words, submied by noon Wednesday, and signed. To conserve space, ediors have righ o edi (Edior's Noe: This leer suppors he viewpoin of Norman Cousins and Dr. Megow of German Deparmen, who wroe a leer also* supporing John Faas* conenion.) "The force of evil is subly invading our campus. For weeks here has been much discussion on he pros and cons of smoking and dancing. This is nohing more han a cover o keep he vial issues obscure. Two weeks ago in he anchor he inviaion was exended o see Fellini's defense in his movie, The Nighs of Cabiria. I acceped! This may have been ar bu oher han his i was only a seeking of meaning o he meaninglessness of life, a life ha offers nohing bu ears, empy joy, and more ears. Smile, you have no oher choice! Is his all we have o say abou he meaning of life? Or is i saying, "Because I poin his ou o you, don' fall ino he same paern." Beware! This is nohing more han an anhropology ha men hroughou he ages have held Man will ge beer! If he college professors who feel his ar is necessary for our culural growh also hold o his nonbiblical anhropology and are subly purporing such views, hen Hope College as a Chrisian College is on he wane. "Spera In Deo." Therefore, I invie all concerned o he daily chapel services. Why? So ha you may find and be able o give meaning o one who has a beauiful, ear-filled smile, bu whose hear is empy. For example, a a recen chapel mediaion by Dr. Vander Lug Jesus was one who knew where he came from, where he was going and in he inerim he girded himself wih a owel. Dr. Vander Lug's closing saemen was, "God is he meaning of human exisence and love is he meaning of God." John Faas Weekend Weaher U. S. Weaher Bureau, Grand Rapids The five-day forecas for souhern lower Michigan calls for emperaures o average near normal. Normal high is 52-57; normal low is Precipiaion is expeced o oal abou Vi inch in showers oday or omorrow. Milesone The Milesone, he Hope College suden yearbook, will no be published his spring, according o ediors Jan Blom and Ruh Van Wizenburg. They received his discouraging news (he Tuesday before spring vacaion) from American Yearbook Company, which is publishing his year's book. A firs mos people will groan, bu on second hough may find his a blessing in disguise. Wih June 0 now he final deadline, i will be possible o include he following college evens: May Day, Fine Ars Fesival, All College Formal, Council elecions. Penny Carnival, spring spors and Graduaion. This means addiions of from eigh o 2 pages o he 256 pages already scheduled. The publishing of hese evens improves upon he Milesones of he pas wo years in which hese evens were no given space because of he early deadline. As a maer of fac, hese evens were never recorded in he college annuals because previous ediors were oo lazy o publish a supplemen. In he ligh of he advanage of covering hese addiional evens, which has no been done since 960, he dishearening news of no Milesones his spring becomes an opporuniy. Also, he ediors repor ha mos college yearbooks are published in he fall. The seniors do no need o become upse, because he yearbooks will be mailed o heir homes in lae Augus. While his obsacle can be hurdled, an even higher bar was ereced his week: no one applied for he ediorship of nex year's Milesone. (Several applied for anchor edior and congraulaions go o Chuck Menning who will begin o learn he ropes.) The reasons are several: Smirk i' mmm VM &IVIW6 UP RK UM' & wmm% m \? EDITORS AT WORK ON MILESTONE ) A his ime here is only one freshman and one sophomore working on he saff; he res are juniors. 2) The ediors his year have no developed underclassmen in he organizaion wih jus 20 juniors running he book. 3) There is a lack of clear rules and procedures for coninuing he publicaion from year o year. For insance he recenly published college Bullein saes ha he Milesone is a projec of he junior class,.almos unbeknowns o he junior class. On he oher hand, he ediors are chosen by he publicaion board, which is a sub-commiee of Suden Council. If here is o be a Milesone nex year a all, wheher i be in he spring or he fall, somehing mus be done. The possibiliies seem o be () he aking over of he publicaion by he junior class, (2) he Publicaion Board's reopening he opporuniy for anyone o apply for he posiion, or (3) having his year's ediors repea. Bu when asked if hey would consider he job again each said: "No really." jpao m m Coming Evens FRIDAY, APRIL 2 Good Friday Services, Chapel, 2:00-3:00 p.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 4 Easer Sunrise Service, Chapel 6:30 a.m. Triniy Reformed Church Easer Service, Chapel 9:30 a.m. TUESDAY, APRIL 6 Michigan Music Teachers Associaion Convenion. Dr. Duncan Lilefair, Music Audiorium, 7:00 p.m. Morar Board Tea. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 SEA Banque, Phelps Conference Room, 5:5 p.m. THURSDAY. APRIL 8 Paul Lucas Piano Recial, Chapel, 8:5 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 20 AWS Penny Carnival. m 0PI C0LLI0 anchor I OLLAND, MICHIGAN Published weekly of he college year excep vacaion, holiday and examinaion periods by and for he sudens of Hope College, Holland Mich., under he auhoriy of he Suden Council Publicaions Board. Enered as second class maer a he pos office of Holland, Michigan, a he special rae of posage provided for in secion 03 of Ac of Congress, Ocober 3, 97, and auhorized Ocober 9, 98. Subscripion: $5 per year. Prined: Zeeland Record, Zeeland, Michigan. Member: Associaed Collegiae Press, Michigan Collegiae Press Ass. Represened for naional adverising by Naional Adverising service. Office: Ground Floor of Graves Hall. Phone: EDITOR-GERRY WOLF BOARD OF EDITORS REPORTERS Feaure Linda Walvoord D - Benz, R. Brand, B. Canning, News Paul Lucas B - Chain, J. Cook, M. Diephus, Academic Krisin Blank s - DePree, L. Dyksra, P. Gabbey, Exchange Paul Hesselink Hanche, E. Harpham, J. Hess, Spors Dave Bach J- Isenga, A. Joeckel, R. Mulder, Criiques David Kleis F - Oele, P. Panko, P. Ransford, Phoo Mike Snyder G - Salmer, C. Segedin, G. Seffens, Copy Jean Loure ^ C. Winn, S. Bell, S. Proof Kahy Verduin Clark, J. Hamilon, K. Lesemann Caroonis Susan Spring WASHINGTON y 6 CORRESPONDENCE COPY READERS John Dryfhou, Bobbie Freggens Marcia Swes, Helen Hoffmyer BUSINESS Jackie Joseph, Carol Raray, Adverising Gordon Huizen HEADLINE WRITERS Sue Akinson Pa Gleichmann, Judy Wallace, Typiss Sue & Helen Rose Maren Kiefer, Jeanne Chicoine Circulaion Bemadine Vojak

9 Page S Hope College, Holland; Michigan April 2, 96S Flying Nine Unimpressive in Spring Baseball Debu by Seve DePree The Flying Duchmen reurned from heir spring baseball rip wih an unimpressive -5 record, bu he experience gained by he eam more han compensaed for his record. Mos of he Duch opponens were already well underway wih heir seasons and had played 0-5 games. This fac, plus playing agains opfligh eams cerainly helps o explain he losing record of he Duchmen. The Duch los wo games o naionally raed Memphis Sae, one o Behel College, wo o Union College and scored a remendous upse by beaing De Pauw Universiy 4-3. Ron Venhuizen led he Hope hiers wih.356 average, Jim "Bulman followed wih a.333 mark and Ar Kramer hi.300 on he nose. Rookie hird baseman Roger Kroodsma looked very impressive boh wih he glove and wih he sick. In he piching deparmen Glenn Van Wieren looked very good and Neil Goodrich sparkled in relief, freshman George Bosworn showed ha he will be a very dependable hurler once he regular season rolls around. Coach Siedenop repored ha he was very pleased wih his eam's showing, bu he also emf basized ha here are many weak spos o be pached up especially he weak hiing of he boom par of he baing order. Siedenop definiely believes ha his eam will be a srong conender in he MJAA race.. 4 UP AND OVER Bruce Menning clears he bar daring rack pracice a Van Raale field. Firs mee is in a week. Tennis Season Opens wih Hope 4-4 in Souh by Ron Mulder Coach 4 Doc" Green and his alened squad succeeded in breaking even on his year'^s vi- spring our hrough he Florida area agains ough compeiion during he period from March 30 o April 8. Six nemen were aken on he lour including; Norm Hess, Buch Hopma, Arlyn Laning, Lance Sell, Bud Hoffman, and Jeff Jorgensen. Norm Hess, Hope's No. player, proved his op rank posiion by consisen and ousanding performance hroughou he rip. He finished wih a 0-4 record for he 8 maches. Hope riumphed in is iniial mach agains Vanderbil a Nashville, Tennessee, by a margin of 5-4. Beginning heir sojourn in Florida, The Flying Duchmen whipped he Florida Sae freshmen eam soundly by a score of 6-3. This was followed by a revenge win for he Florida Sae varsiy agains Hope by he one-sided score of 8-. Hope again ook a beaing a he hands of Rollins College wih he only poin coming on a doubles vicory by Norm Hess and Buch Hopma for Hope as hey los 8-. The Blue and Orange jumped back o he winning column on April 5 when hey eked ou a 5-4 riumph over Davidson in Dayona Beach, Florida. This was followed by anoher win, his one a he expense of Seson College who was buried under Hope's 8- vicory. The final mach of he spring our saw Hope fall o Indiana Universiy which marked he Hope record a 4-4. This record signifies a commendable job for Hope agains eams ha are rough compeiion. i - Track. Mees o Begin on April 3 v Hope's rack eam will mee heir firs compeiion April 3 when hey will hold a pracice mee wih Muskegon Communiy College a. he Hope rack. The acual season opens April 20 wih Grand Rapids Junior College also a he home field. The eam has been anicipaing he opening mee since March 5 when hey sared working ou. Team members have been pracicing on heir own over he spring vacaion, and have been running hard a he rack his week in hopes of urning: in a winning season. Las season he Hope racksers finished fourh in he MIAA field day wih 4 poins. In he dual mees hey finished wih a 2-5 record. HERFST STUDIO AND PHOTO SUPPLY One Place o go for PORTRAITS PICTURE FRAMES CAMERAS PROJECTOR! FILMS PHOTO FINISHING W. Give S&H Green Samps Phone E Wes 8h S. Holland BACK FROM TOUR 'The baseball eam, following heir reurn from vacaion our in Tennessee pracices. 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10 u * Hope College anchor PM* H r i \ r % I f [< ' e A» e» «h e ANCHOR MAIL Responsible leers, regardless of opinion, are welcomed and will be published. They should be no longer han 200 words, submied by noon Wednesday, and signed. To conserve space, ediors have righ o edi. (Edior's Noe: This leer suppors he viewpoin of Norman Cousins and Dr. Megow of German Deparmen, who wroe a leer also> supporing John Faas' conenion.) "The force of evil is subly invading our campus. For weeks here has been much discussion on he pros and cons of smoking and dancing. This is nohing more han a cover o keep he vial issues obscure. Two weeks ago in he anchor he inviaion was exended o see Fellini's defense in his movie, The Nighs of Cabiria. I acceped! This may have been ar bu oher han his i was only a seeking of meaning o he meaninglessness of life, a life ha offers nohing bu ears, empy joy, and more ears. Smile, you have no oher choice! Is his all we have o say abou he meaning of life? Or is i saying, "Because I poin his ou o you, don' fall ino he same paern." Beware! This is nohing more han an anhropology ha men hroughou he ages have held Man will ge beer! If he college professors who feel his ar is necessary for our culural growh also hold o his nonbiblical anhropology and are subly purporing such views, hen Hope College as a Chrisian College is on he wane. "Spera In Deo." Therefore, I invie all concerned o he daily chapel services. Why? So ha you may find and be able o give meaning o one who has a beauiful, ear-filled smile, bu whose hear is empy. For example, a a recen chapel mediaion by Dr. Vander Lug Jesus was one who knew where he came from, where he was going and in he inerim he girded himself wih a owel. Dr. Vander Lug's closing saemen was, "God is he meaning of human exisence and love is he meaning of God." John Faas Weekend Weaher U. S. Weaher Bureau, Grand Rapids The five-day forecas for souhern lower Michigan calls for emperaures o average near normal. Normal high is 52-57; normal low is Precipiaion is expeced o oal abou V4 inch in showers oday or omorrow. Milesone The Milesone, he Hope College suden yearbook, will no be published his spring, according o ediors Jan Blom and Ruh Van Wizenburg. They received his discouraging news (he Tuesday before spring vacaion) from American Yearbook Company, which is publishing his year's book. A firs mos people will groan, bu on second hough may find his a blessing in disguise. Wih June 0 now he final deadline, i will be possible o include he following college evens: May Day, Fine Ars Fesival, All College Formal, Council elecions, Penny Carnival, spring spors and Graduaion. This means addiions of from eigh o 2 pages o he 256 pages already scheduled. The publishing of hese evens improves upon he Milesones of he pas wo years in which hese evens were no given space because of he early deadline. As a maer of fac, hese evens were never recorded in he college annuals because previous ediors were oo lazy o publish a supplemen. In he ligh of he advanage of covering hese addiional evens, which has no been done since 960, he dishearening news of no Milesones his spring becomes an opporuniy. Also, he ediors repor ha mos college yearbooks are published in he fall. The seniors do no need o become upse, because he yearbooks will be mailed o heir homes in lae Augus. While his obsacle can be hurdled, an even higher bar was ereced his week: no one applied for he ediorship of nex year's Milesone. (Several applied for anchor edior and congraulaions go o Chuck Menning who will begin o learn he ropes.) The reasons are several: Smirk YM cmc UP for, lim "' r EDITORS AT WORK ON MILESTONE ) A his ime here is only one freshman and one sophomore working on he saff; he res are juniors. 2) The ediors his year have no developed underclassmen in he organizaion wih jus 20 juniors running he book. 3) There is a lack of clear rules and procedures for coninuing he publicaion from year o year. For insance he recenly published college Bullein saes ha he Milesone is a projec of he junior class, almos unbeknowns o he junior class. On he oher hand, he ediors are chosen by he publicaion board, which is a sub-commiee of Suden Council. If here is o be a Milesone nex year a all, wheher i be in he.spring or he fall, somehing mus be done. The possibiliies seem o be () he aking over of he publicaion by he junior class, (2) he Publicaion Board's reopening he opporuniy for anyone o apply for he posiion, or (3) having his year's ediors repea. Bu when asked if hey would consider he job again each said: "No really." V.' * *. i ^/Vr A V YFLG ZZ L BW RRF' I Coming Evens FRIDAY, APRIL 2 Good Friday Services, Chapel, 2:00-3:00 p.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 4 Easer Sunrise Service, Chapel 6:30 a.m. Triniy Reformed Church Easer Service, Chapel 9:30 a.m. TUESDAY, APRIL 6 Michigan Music Teachers Associaion Convenion. Dr. Duncan Lilefair, Music Audiorium, 7:00 p.m. Morar Board Tea. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 SEA Banque, Phelps Conference Room, 5:5 p.m. THURSDAY, APRIL 8 Paul Lucas Piano Recial, Chapel, 8:5 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 20 AWS Penny Carnival. OPi C0UI0 anchor l OLLAND, MICHIGAN Published weekly of he college year excep vacaion, holiday and examinaion periods by and for he sudens of Hope College, Holland Mich., under he auhoriy of he Suden Council Publicaions Board. Enered as second class maer a he pos office of Holland, Michigan, a he special rae of posage provided for in secion 03 of Ac of Congress, Ocober 3, 97, and auhorized Ocober 9, 98. Subscripion: per year. Prined: Zeeland Record, Zeeland, Michigan. Member: Associaed Collegiae Press, Michigan Collegiae Press Ass. Represened for naional adverising by Naional Adverising service. Office: Ground Floor of Graves Hall. Phone: EDITOR-GERRY WOLF BOARD OF EDITORS REPORTERS Feaure Linda Walvoord D. Benz, R. Brand, B. Canning, News Paul Lucas B ' Chain, J. Cook, M. Diephus, Academic Krisin Blank \- D * Pree ' L. Dyksra P. Gabbey, Exchange Paul Hesselink M - Hanche, E. Harpham,]. Hess, Spors Dave Bach J- kenga, A. Joeckel, R. Mulder, Criiques David Kleis Oele, P Panko P Ransford, Phoo Mike Snyder - Salmer, C. Segedin, G. Seffens, Copy Jean Loure R - Sysma, C. Winn, S. Bell, S. Proof Kahy Verduin clark > J- Hamilon, K. Lesemann Caroonis Susan Spring r & ^IT CORRESPONDENCE COPY READERS John Dryfhou, Bobbie Freggens Marcia Swes, Helen Hoffmyer BUSINESS Jackie Joseph, Carol Raray, Adverising Gordon Huizen HEADLINE WRITERS Sue Akinson Pa Gleichmann, Judy Wallace, Typiss Sue & Helen Rose Maren Kiefer, Jeanne Chicoine Circulaion Bemadine Vojak * I :

11 Page S Hope College, Holland, Michigan April 2, 96* Flying Nine Unimpressive ^. V*.' in Spring Baseball Debu by Seve DePree The Flying Duchmen reurned from heir spring baseball rip wih an unimpressive -5 record, bu he experience gained by he eam more han compensaed for his record. Mos of he Duch opponens were already well underway wih heir seasons and had played 0-5 games. This fac, plus playing agains opfligh eams cerainly helps o explain he losing record of he Duchmen. The Duch los wo games o naionally raed Memphis Sae, one o Behel College, wo o Union College and scored a remendous upse by beaing De Pauw Universiy 4-3. Ron Venhuizen led he Hope hiers wih.356 average, Jim Eulman followed wih a.333 mark and Ar Kramer hi.300 on he nose. Rookie hird baseman Roger Kroodsma looked very impressive boh wih he glove and wih he sick. In he piching deparmen Glenn Van Wieren looked very good and Neil Goodrich sparkled in relief, freshman George Bosworn ' ' i ".. ^ -v f.., r showed ha he will be a very dependable hurler once he regular season rolls around. Coach Siedenop repored ha he was very pleased wih his eam's showing, bu he also emf basized ha here are many weak spos o be pached up especially he weak hiing of he boom par of he bain? order. Siedenop definiely believes ha his eam will be a srong conender in he MIAA race. sm&i ^ >.. - UP AND OVER Bruce Menning clears he bar during rack pracice a Van Raale field. Firs mee is in a week. Tennis Season Opens wih Hope 4-4 in Souh by Ron Mulder Coach "Doc" Green and his alened squad succeeded in breaking even on his year's >Lw ' BACK FROM TOUR The baseball eam^ following heir reurn from vacaion our in Tennessee pracices. Coach Siedenop is on he mound piching baing pracice. spring our hrough he Florida area agains ough compeiion during he period from March 30 o April 8. Six nemen were aken on he our including; Norm Hess, Buch Hopma, Arlyn Laning, Lance Sell, Bud Hoffman, and Jeff Jorgensen. Norm Hess, Hope's No. player, proved his op rank posiion by consisen and ousanding performance hroughou he rip. He finished wih a 0-4 record for he 8 maches. Hope riumphed in is iniial mach agains Vanderbil a Nashville, Tennessee, by a margin of 5-4. Beginning heir sojourn in Florida, The Flying Duchmen whipped he Florida Sae freshmen eam soundly by a score of 6-3. This was followed by a revenge win for he Florida Sae varsiy agains Hope by he one-sided score of 8-. The day of April 3 was no oo brigh for he Blue and Orange ennis squad as hey dropped a 6-3 decision o Florida Universiy. The following day FRENCH CLOAK Exduiiveiy Ours Pei & College Town Sporswear 30 Eas 8h Sree E Use Our Convenien Lay-Away Plan i... Hope again ook a beaing a he hands of Rollins College wih he only poin coming on a doubles vicory by Norm Hess and Buch Hopma for Hope as hey los 8-. The Blue and Orange jumped back o he winning column on April 5 when hey eked ou a 5-4 riumph over Davidson in Dayona Beach, Florida. This was followed by anoher win, his one a he expense of Seson College who was buried under Hope's 8- vicory. The final mach of he spring our saw Hope fall o Indiana Universiy which marked he Hope record a 4-4. This record signifies a commendable job for Hope agains eams ha are rough compeiion. m i Track. Mees o Begin on April 3 Hope's rack eam will mee heir firs compeiion April 3 when hey will hold a pracice mee wih Muskegon Communiy College a. he Hope rack. The acual season opens April 20 wih Grand Rapids Junior College also a he home field. The eam has been anicipaing he opening mee since March 5 when hey sared working ou. Team members have been pracicing on heir own over he spring vacaion, and have been running hard a he rack his week in hopes of urning in a winning season. Las season he Hope racksers finished fourh in he MIAA field day wih 4 poins. 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