Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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THE HOPE COLLEGE ANNUAL (Mlwje spirit i OLLEGE Spirit, generically considered, includes all forms of spon- ? j taneous expression of a student’s loyalty to his institution. It has a passive and an adive aspe(5t. Passively, college spirit expresses itself in a delight in whatever honor the institution wins or has conferred upon it. Actively, the expression consists of an earnest effort to accomplish that which will bring honor to the college. Specifically, genuine college spirit at Hope is loyalty to the ideal and purpose for which our college was established, so far as we represent it. May we not define that ideal and purpose as follows : in daily work, faithfulness; in athletics, honorable victory; in literary society work, sympathy with noble thought, and sociability among ourselves; in inter-collegiate oratory, enthusiasm and genial rivalry; in Young Women’s and Young Men’s Christian Association work, sincerity and unity; in our relation to Hope’s alumni, respect and emulation; in our relation to the Reformed Church, devotion without bigotry. 1 Arkttflhite ijmrtttB HE Annual Staff wishes to express its gratitude to Dr. Kollen for his aid and ready sympathy; to Prof. Nykcrk for his guidance and kindly criticism in the details of the work; to the H. A. Toren Printing establishment for the mechanical perfection of the book; to the Bayne Engraving Company, and to our Advertisers and all others who have made this book B. PAGE TWENTY-ONE

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