Calvin College - Prism Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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HISTORICAL SCIENCES PETER HOEKSTKA, Ph.D. HENRY I. HENRY I. LAMBERT I. HESSEL KOOIST Professor of History and RYSKAMP, Ph.D. VAN ANDEL, PCM. FLOKSTRA, A.l'v1. Assistant in Political Science Professor of Economics Professor of Dutch Instructor in History And Sociology History From the earliest times there has been preserved for us a record of history, and we search there for wisdom to solve the problems of today. There is revealed tor us in that record the unfolding of the plan of the Supreme Sovereign, from whose hand all happen- ings receive direction and purpose.

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DHILOSODHICAL SCIENCES Eternally man seeks for an ultimate reality which may give to life unity and strength. We, finding our ultimate reality in the God revealed to us, possess a most beautiful and harmonious conception of the elemental mysteries. From the broadness, strength, and excellence of that distinctive conception we take our inspiration. BROENE, A.lv1. HENRY VAN ZYL, Ph,D. LAMBERT I. JESSE DE BOER, A.M. REV. H. HENRY of Education Professor of Educational FLOKSTRA- AM- Assistant in General MEETER- Th-D Psychology Methods Instructor in Education Philosophy Professor of Calvinistic Philosophy

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LITERARY SCIENCES ffm G. VANDEN HENRY ZYLSTRA, A.M. BOSCH, A-M- Assistant in English Professor of English Language and Literature ai I. ALBERTUS ROOKS, A.M. VAN ANDEL. A-M' Professor of the r of the Latin Language anguage and Literature Literature Language Literature ALBERT E. BROENE, A.B. RADIUS: AM- Professor of Modern in the Languages There is a marvel in language-in the power ot words to utter the travail and re- demption of the human soul. Fervent words from lips long dead, silver beauty of lines long penned--all are waiting for our discovery. To bring the fullness of life pulsing through words of pristine beauty is the ideal of liter- ature.