Calvin College - Prism Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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assxsssyusx JJZJMW ff Calvin College is characterized by its distinctive society. Recognizing that the social instinct is God given, the Calvin student is distinguished by the integration of the social into the religious sphere. Cigarettes. coffee, parties. hanquetsf these are the constituents of that which Robert Burns called, 'Y . . the social hours, swift-winged. un- noticed fleet. 21

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Transplanted from their home sur- roundings, the twenty-two girls residing at Calvin Hall have grown colorfully. They have grown in an atmosphere of per- petual noise and gayety. The poten- tiality for activity at this hall far exceeded the possibility for rest. Sharing paved the way for growth, whethe' it was the sharing of work, past experiences. or fond dreams and expectations. c W if MM Wf! CALVIN HALL Top Row: Mrs. Ruth':Vontorn, Audrey Bouwman, Shirley Winkels, Florence Dykstra, Elaine lWichmerhuizen, Barbara Dommisse, Joann Vroom. Marlene Van Kley. Third Row: Gladys Primus, Iris Barserna, Sylvia Nikkels. Mary Kannegieter, lXIarilyn Bishop, Lois Harmsen, Carolyn Van Til, Serum! Row: jackie Smit, Marlene Vander Bok, Sibilla De Hoog, Dorothy Vanden Bosch, Francis Kryger. Bottom Row: Jeni Plooy, Joann Vander Vcen, Nlilly Geldhof.