Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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Blood, sweat, and tears are not peculiar to Sir Winston Churchill's wartime Eng- land, but are shed annually at C1 phenomenon occurring on the banks of the Black River. Inspired eHorts by the freshman team and coach notwithstanding, the sopho- more closs, impelled by tradition, was victorious. Regardless of the outcome, how- ever, weeks of intensive training, good-natured rivalry, and the intangible support of morale girls made this year's event, as always, untorgetable, fourteen Jn, .si df., 5 fm ay 3 Cnr 1 - to LYII' r- P 1 fl-p.. STRIPE '10 . ,-.:,x MM . , s'i1-,sJxf. Q'Qrrr-'- .. 1 Q.: ' XXV... .- 51

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...AN D PROGRESS larva' 'irq 'Qi 'Bug-,.. Progress may mean all things to all men, but it certainly seems an appropriate description of this year of the Lubbers' Era, so noted as it was for construction activity. Of course, a ground breaking ceremony is only the culmination of a strenu- ous process of financial campaigning, consulting architects, drafting, and contract- ing. The new Men's Dormitory and the Music Building can hardly fail to fulfill long- felt needs and provide for future expansion. 15 fteen