Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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WE PRESENT THE STORY OF 1945-194-I THE ACADEMIC YEAR AT HOPE COLLEGE THE PERSONALITIES AND EVENTS OF THAT PERIOD - ARRANGED IN THREE SECTIONS:- AUTUMN FACULTY STUDENTS SOCIETIES SPECIAL EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES WINTER ARMY CLUBS WINTER SPORTS SPECIAL EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES SPRING HONOR SOCIETIES MEN IN SERVICE SOCIAL EVENTS - SPRING SPORTS SENIORS - COMMENCEMENT And now - ON WITH THE STORY ii -vt SEYWQQSZQV I 1 . I ,SEQ . ..:?El3f- r ah. . l -1 'ig . I x , , 2 - Eff' 'WA L SW' Q, Q' -:jfs xg A f- Rs' Sq: -if 7 jf , .-1' 'f,.F4Ei6vi.5 . 1 -- - -'ff ,, 'Q--132.2-.:.:xrfN f-'55,-s..f +Mw - '--.ig -.i-.r,Fg.gwf . TA.-::?fSa:i:xQg:.:-'f-s44. - - ' 4.- - - ' :f,,:x:,-f f. 5I r Tf .bg?3i12j:y3i ff rx .-V '- 5 I -, .f-I ,. W X N7 ,.. f' YW cg f:f2f'i QEa1F1 1- .T' 'ww P .z 5, - ,, vw. Q53 - J e I - 1 f I - vi ' 'iffxfifx - - QJVT' ' I .. , fr ,vx ya. A. . x. , N NH ., -fmisj -- - eg RIM, E ' 3 - ' 1 A b .. .,,b . I. ,, ..,..T. : M I., ,,,, 5 -z..,,f.,T.T,-I Inn? NNY S 'fixlgr ., M., .,,.. ,, my -E.xx. vqezgwafx. I W ' v X1 'g-1:1-I -f-, ' . , 1-Sv , -3'T:'.'.j.fx':'T A '1,x,.b-'-L, I 2. 3' If W- -'w'ar'14sf:....a.Q4-..... f - ' 'A'-.-1.....T, - - ' , 23, . -Q .-gg' ,Vg-' - H, -.V A .. 55 if Q- ef-V A, ., Q'TrPi'5Vvf'L A . , , gf,:f'q,' ' . 2 Al? , 3, A1 r kim , 5 e Q wx, A Li' fx 1' S-. ,W gi ' Q Y. ' ' ' I , N nm ,, K MI, N, 31, 4 . 4' . if f -,Q ' - , -A 1, ZM...4' , VV 1 ,Q .11 tax.. 1 -TASS' lKi5 ?:..-,5g.15'L.-dw ,,,g,- . v ' 1 'L .x 1, r 59 X. .. If Q , W'- 5 1 1 ,y fm , A fi I . Fav- - H.,-,I I - 33191 43 ' ' z ,4- sv :WH :Lg 1--. K -save: .V C 'Y m 5, I,

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I H if i if ' Qi' ,fd ' 'J 5: -Vx- ll x , I 'Q ' 'l iw hx lv' , X ' . fu . -r 4 fl Q ' 1,49 -' 'aid' X , A eh, fl: 3 I ii . ' L -. Dear Hopeite: The publication of a yearbook is at best an arduous and demanding undertaking - one which makes inroads on study and recreational time, and one which causes many headaches. This year has been by no means the best. Many difficulties have faced us: the reduced student bodyg wartime shortages of him, paper, cover materials, flash bulbs and many other publication essentialsg reduced advertising and activities revenuesg less leisure time because of heavier classroom loads: and others too numerous to mention here. But we, your MILESTONE Staif, do not begrudge the time spent on this work. This book, the completed outcome of all our plans, dreams, and work, is in itself a reward. And there have been many other com- pensations - not the least of which is the feeling of a job well done in spite of difficulties, We hope that your appreciation will bear out this feeling. We could not publish this book without extending special appreciation to those who have been particularly helpful to us: to Professor DeGrafT, our faculty adviser, without whose advice and helpful guidance we would have fallen into many pitfallsg to Mr. C. Neal Steketee, of Steketee-Van Huis Printing House, whose constant advice and cooperation has been invaluableg and to Mr. and Mrs. Underhill, who also have been most co- operative in spite of difficulties. Our staff members also deserve special commendation: Connie Crawf ford. literary chairman, and Elaine Scholten, business manager, relieved the editor of many tasks which had fallen to him in previous years, thus making it possible for him to devote more of his time to his editorial duties, All the staff members showed a line spirit of cooperation and originality in their work, which has played a major part in making this book possible. Here, then, is your copy of the 1944 MILESTONE, You will notice differences between it and former issues. However, we have tried to keep up the quality and to present a book of which you can be proud. We believe that we have presented a theme which is especially signihcant, and we hope that this book will be one which you will long cherish and which will bring back many memories to you. We offer no apologies ie f f this is our best - more than that we cannot do. Your MILESTONE Editor, LEN SIBLEY. THE MILESTONE STAFF Mr. De Graaf- Faculty Adviser LITERARY Poetry by Cunsmm-L. Cmwfunj Ruth Van Bronkhorst Mary Elicabeth Aldrich GRAPHIC Rosanna Atkins Barbara Bilkert Velma Glewen Richard Hine Marie jenkins Myra Iileis Irene Lundie Harriet Maatman Polly Nails Anna Ruth Poppen Edna Mae Richards Mildred Schnlten Rnse U'Day Seitli Marie Steketee Mildred Vander Linden Leonard A. Sibley Mildred Burghardt Raymond Commeret Carole Erickson Polly Naas Evelyn Shiffner Alan Staver BUSINESS Elaine Scholten Mary Elizabeth Ald rich Peggy Cross Frieda Grote Richard Hine Marie jenkins Helen Willaelm

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