Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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4 , A - - ' X' V f 1 ,Q I WH I CD ontents Y D E D I C A T I 0 N I T H E C O I. L E G E is V Scenes it Faculty V l Classes ' I Activities A l Music Societies I Forensics Athletics I Dmzmatics ' R R E R A R A T O R Y N w I s E M 1 N A R Y f H U M Q R A n A I ADVERTISEMENTS Q5 I 35 I 9 A 5351.

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l f E --egg! oreworci OPE COLLEGE stands for Purposefizl Christian Educa- tion. Each year the instruction is given with the intent that the studentry shall more and more nearly attain to this ideal. Daily activities and experiences reflect the persistent and sturdy growth ot this influence. Herein we have tried to picture faithfully the activity and the spirit of the past year on Hope's campus. If we have failed, our labor accepts only the censure due inahility. If We have succeeded, we seek no praise, we desire no coniniendation-f we have only ac- coniplishecl that which we set out tO tlo. as its l i l I 'E

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if-4 c ef- T-1 soy? edication To the sons and daughters of Hope, the courageous, heroic souls, who, obedient to the Master's command, left their native soil to carry the message of' peace to others: who, in their staunch, unwav- ering faith, saw across the waters the great taslc, which, if undertaken, would bring to their fellowmen the bless- ings and reward of an Eternal King through Jesus Christ, we, the class of 1927, rever- ently dedicate this Milestone. Era al