Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT JAIVIES H. WARNER CLARENCE DE GRAAF ELIZABETH OGGEI. Ph.D.. Professor of English A.M., Instructor in English A.M., Instructor in English Chairman of Department XVILLIAINI SCHRIER MARGARET GIBBS ELIZABETH E. CONNOR A.M.. Professor of Speech B.S., Librarian A.M.. ASSiSl21nt Librarian EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 1 A EGBERT WINTER GARRETT VANDER BORGH CAROLINE HAWES A.M., Professor of Education AIM., Directm. of practice A.B., Instructor in Education Teaching 22

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION FORMS SOUND BODIES. The physical education section covers a broad area of activities, involving the filling of a requirement of seventy-two clock hours of gym work for all fellows and coeds, and additional sports activities for the many who participate. john Schouten, who is Jack to faculty and stu- dents alike, has been here on full time since 1920, although he coached and trained Hope men before that. jack spent summers in study at Illinois, Wis- ,consin, Michigan, and Notre Dame, and has partici- pated in all sports since the year one, and that includes jockeying! Jack's hobbies are music, sports, young people, and especially the latter. For he finds work with them fascinating, self-satisfying. He likes to train them and keep them physically fit, to help prepare their attitudes for a happier life. That's why he likes to try to relate his experiences to those of his students, as he often does. Kindly, genial Jack has a big following of friends. Mrs. Schouten assists when it comes to chaperoning joint meetings and parties. Besides tending to students' aches and sprains, Jack does work for the clientele of local doctors. Besides taking charge of the boys' gym classes, coaching them in football, basketball, baseball, track, bowling, riding, swimming, softball and tennis, and teaching the girls' classes basketball, softball, volley- ball, tennis, archery, riding, bowling, swimming, calithenics and apparatus work, Jack has taken on two new courses in gym methods for those upper- class fellows and coeds who wish to be qualified as physical education teachers and coaches after gradu- ation. The school and students owe a debt to Jack which can only be measured in terms of life. 21

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HISTORY DEPARTMENT BRUCE M. RAYMOND Ph.D. Professor of History and Social Science x -gg., I -4 A MILTON L. HINGA METTA 3' 3055 A.M., Instructor in History A'M Instructor .m Hlsfofy and Director of Athletics and English PHILOSOPHY-PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENTS WALTER VAN SAUN Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy EDWIN PAUL McLEAN A.M., Professor of Psychology BUSINESS DEPAR EDWARD D. DIMNENT Litt.D., Arend Vischer Memorial Professor BERNARD ARENDSHORST A.B., Instructor in Accounting PAUL E. HINKAMP A.M., B.D., Professor of Religious Education TMENT D. VERNON TEN CATE LLB., Assistant Instructor in Economics 23