Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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WH4. T Constitutes a school? Not ancient halls and ivy mantled towers, Where dull traditions rule With heavy hand youth's lightly springing powers; Not spacious pleasure courts, A nd lofty temples of A thletic fame, Where devotees of sports Mistake a pastime for life’s highest aim; Not fashion, nor renown Of wealthy patronage and rich estate; No, none of these can crown A school with light and make it truly great: But Masters, strong and wise, Who teach because they love the teacher’s task, A nd find their richest prize In eyes that open and in minds that ask. —Selected. Hope College students are indeed proud of their Faculty, which is composed of noble Christian men and women, who take a personal interest in each student and his activities. They are ever ready to give advice, sympathy, cheer and encourage- ment. It is because of the strong bond of Christian fellowship which unites students and faculty, that the indefinable Hope Spirit reigns on the campus and in all phases of college life.

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Seniors Chris Anthony L)k Jongk, Zeeland. Mich. Classical Course. Knickerbocker. Pres. '19-20; Student Council President; Editor-in-Chief Anchor. IS; Basket- ball Manager, '18-19; III. State Scholarship; Student Volunteer; Senior (lass President; Milestone Staff, '19; Athletic Board of Control. The list of Chick's activities speaks for him. He is studious, reliable, an all-around good fel- low. a leader in all he undertakes, and he under- takes everything. “The force of his own merit mokes his way.” Mary Emma Geegh Sioux Falls, S. D. Modern-I. a no vagi-: English Course. Delphi; Dramatic Club, Vice-Prcs. '20; M. O. I... '17; A st. Editor Milestone, ‘19; Senior Piay; (ilee Club; Y. V. C. A. Cabinet, I’rcs. '20; Asst. Bus. Mgr. Anchor. '19; Student Council. '18. Mary's activities are numerous, her kindness and sympathy unlimited. She is an inspiration to all who know her. '■A perfect woman, nobly planned. To learn, to comfort, and command John Russell Dalenburg Chicago, 111. Science Course. Knickerbocker, Vice-Prc . ‘20; Milestone Staff, ’18; Football, '19-20; Senior Play; Joke Editor Anchor '17; Science Club. Vice-Pro. '20; Track Manager, '18. To know John is to love him. He is always courteous, considerate, a constant source of humor, a good student, a helpful, loyal classmate and true pal. lie's gentle, full of noble derice of all sorts, enchantingly beloved. Peter Nicholas Prins Holland, Mich. Science Course. Fraternal, Pres. '19; Athletic Board of Control; College Ouartettc; Student Volunteer: Basket- ball. '16 17-19-20; Y. M. C. A Cabinet. '17; Glee Club: Dramatic Club; Anchor Staff. '19-20; Football. '19. Pete possesses unlimited ability, but is most famous as an athlete. An admirable fellow, well- liked, active and alert. He will be Athletic Coach in Robert’s College, Constantinople, during the next three years. “Cordial and courteous—a gentleman in and out.” John Henry Meengs Holland, Mich. Classical Course. Cosmopolitan; Athletic Association. Treas. '20; Debate, '19-20; Senior Play; Glee Club; Debat- ing League, Pres.; Anchor Staff. '20. “Yuhbs” is a most trustworthy, dependable fel- low. a good student, an excellent business man. ami a member of our class champion basketball team. Hail to the man who tries and succeeds 18