Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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HOMECOMI G BEAUTY , V S Homecoming is an event common to the American collegiate scene, but on every campus it has a charm all its own. The flavor of homecoming at Hope College can perhaps best be sensed in the imposing array of beauty that is the Queen's Court, this year composed of Ethelanne Peelen, Yvonne Nyenhuis, Jocelyn Fryling, Shirley Schaafsma, Norma Damstra, Suzie Van Slager- en, and Barbara Grootenhuis under the sovereignty of Isla Van Eenenaam. sixteen When alumni and friends of the college return to Holland for the Homecoming weekend, they are engulfed in a melange of parades, athletic contests, open houses, banquets, and re- unions. Yet beneath the gloss and pageantry and prompted by the spirited competition among societies for the adjective best among floats and house decorations, lie many cramped, weary hours of planning and labor, wrested steadfastly from academic pursuits. inf N-.J

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X X . X x x ,W a tl' If night dates, sack out periods, and co- operative study are discounted, the library may truly be said to be a place where the intellect ranges freely. lt is no mere platitude at Hope to call the library the heart of the campus, for a continually expanding collection of books and periodicals, the installation of steel stacks and carrels, and the addition of microfilm facilities have made Graves Library invaluable to the striving young scholar. Another evidence of the Lubbers' Era is the construction iust this year of an advanced laboratory for use by the students of the modern languages. I TELLECTU L