Calvin College - Prism Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Madison Avenue Campus-'I 899-'I 91 7 Ill 1816 - A COLLEGE One of the First means the new church inaugurated to insure its own continued leadership and brealc its provincialism was the avenue of Christian education. The history ol Calvin Col- lege and Seminary closely paralleled that ol the church which gave it birth and with whom she was still related. Before the infant denomination was seven years old, a parsonage pro- vided the classroom and a minister the tutelage for the First seminarylstudent. 'I876 marlced the formal establishment of the theological school, and a literary department was added two years later. By 1920 the Full-fledged liberal arts college was named Calvin and has since grown into Michigarfs largest church-related institution. 6 i

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The centennial celebration was the most extensive promotional program the Church had ever ventured. lt leaned heavily on the school to again supply the needed leadership and talent to success- fully accomplish its objectives. l-leading the vast machinery was Seminary President John Kromminga, who led the synodical com- mittee and delivered centennial messages around the continent. The Calvin Oratorio Society was joined by local church choirs to provide the music for the Grand Rapids cen- tennial rally. And in Chicago, the A Cappella Chior appeared for a rally audience of over 'IQ,OOO. Former Calvin Thespian Ted Andriese narrated the local performance of the centennial pageant. Most members of the effective speaking choir were also students or alumni. I We , -x 9 , Y The mailing of posters, banlcs, and place mats was a formidable taslc in itself. The centennial oFFice, staffed by Calvin people, was then Filled by extra student volunteers. Sight-sound projects helped bring the centennial message to the churches. Back of the scenes in their production were Calvin faces Syd Youngsma, George Werkema, Ananda Perara, and Casey Wondergem. ft if E I J , r