Calvin College - Prism Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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'F' Q3 Burning the midnight kerosene. yfiTUDEN'rs live in many places. Many of them unpack their suitcases on Campus. Lining Franklin Street are ten large houses owned by the college and maintained by Ladies' Guilds from local churches. The Men's Dorm reverberates with life as the fellows find neighbors only as distant as a pillow- throw. Upperelassmen find rooms at the Vander Ploegs. the Koops, and the Stevens who live in the many substantial homes in southeast Grand Rapids. Some students do not leave home at all. They are Grand Rapids natives. But even for them. coming to Calvin is more than a mile move up Franklin street. Knilling up mln- ravelletl sleeve of eare. Bul we4li1ln'l gel him. L- famwww. ,.t, - mxwsxi-B11 1 w1Nwt

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4 I Guilds 1310, l3lJ!.m1d IISUQ. OOM or apa1't111e11t-tl1e student finds that 1101116 is where you hang a rain- Coat.

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Dorm deluge. 1.0. 'X lrrouml llllll. ll' College studies provide the learning. eollege living provides the social relations. Shared in Common are letters and food from home. a bathroom. and a party line. Yet we remain individuals though we are mostly all Protestant. Duteli. Con- servativef and Republican. Dinner ul lilll Powers NIV. -I vga 1 i Marilyn slept here. ,.,,,,, -wmmfw ,-