Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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HOPE COLLEGE MILESTONE b« - V V TEUNIS VERGEER Professor of Biology A B. Calvin College AM. University of Michigan Ph D.. University of Michigan EGBERT WINTER Professor of Education A.B.. Hope College AM, University of Michigan JAMES H. WARNER Professor of English Language and Literature A B , University of Indiana A M, Northwestern University Ph D., Duke University EDWARD J. WOLTERS Instructor in German A.3.. Hope College A M . University of Michigan [23] A THOMAS E. WELMERS Registrar Professor of Greek A3. Hope College AM, Hope College B D , Princeton DANIEL J. ZWEMER Instructor in Accounting A B . Hope College

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HOPE COLLEGE MILESTONE VERNON D. TEN CATE Instructor in Economics A B . Hope College L.L B . University of Michigan OSCAR E. THOMPSON Professor of Biology S.B., Mount Union College A M , Cornell University ALBERT H. TIMMER Professor of Latin A B , Hope College A M.. University of Michigan Candidate for Ph D., Northwestern University G. VANDER BORGH Director of Practice Teaching Instructor in Education A B, Hope College A M , Columbia University WALTER VAN SAUN Professor of Philosophy A B . Otterbein College A M . University of Cincinnati B D„ 3oncbralce Theological Seminary GERRIT VAN ZYL Professor of Chemistry A.B, Hope College M S.. University of Michigan Ph D , University of Michigan Ph D.. University of Cincinnati [22]

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HOPE COLLEGE MILESTONE N 1M Row : I:. Dibble. R. Hoot. A. Vollink, I:. Van Eck. H. Ver Steeg 2nd Row: M. I.aman, M. Strabbing, M. Lampen, T. Mculcndykc. 3rd Row: M. Bergen. L. Ter Maat. S. De Jongc. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council greatly increased its usefulness by affording a more in- clusive student representation. Representation was based on literary societies rather than classes. This enlarged the group from nine to fifteen members. Headed by Senior Andrew Vollink, the Student Council investigated campus problems and supervised several college affairs. It started off with a success- ful All-College Mixer. Other college functions included the Frosh-Soph con- tests, the Freshmen trial. Homecoming, the Frosh-Soph girls' contest for the Nykerk cup, pep meetings, an interesting Get-Acquainted and Dutch Treat week, a campaign to increase the college library, and an All-College day climaxing in an All-college banquet. OFFICERS President—Andrew Vollink Vice-President—Harold Van Domelen Secretary—Stella Do Jonge Treasurer—Raymond Boot