Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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 |IRnu' Business Monogcr Rein Vissthcr tokes o moment from o busy doy to smile for Mi ojfone photogrophcrs. Trcosurcr Henry Steffens wotehes the school budget ond keeps costs down. Financial Administration From the pop machines in the fraternity houses to the rising structure of the new dor- mitory, Business Manager, Rein Visschcr, watches over the Financial affairs of the col- lege. As students rush to pick up their pay checks or crowd to get in on the limited supply of tickets for the Calvin game, the long lines often seen at the Business Office indicate the broad scope of its responsibilities. The Blue Key Book Store is familiar to all students as the place to fill their every need, whether it be toothpaste or a textbook. 18 Under the supervision of Mri. Burt, the Kleti keep» students ond protestor well-nourished between dosses.

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Mr. Timmcr screens applicants for the coming ycor. Recorder Jeanette Poest adds the latest grades to student records. Administration of Vienna Summer School, Hope Summer School, and Hope Evening School is discussed by its respective directors. Dr. Poul Fried, Dr. E. E. Brand, and Mr. John J. Vor Beck. Every student entering Hope has come in contact with Director of Admissions Albert Timmer by letter if not in person. His job is to keep Hope at its best by deciding, along with the Committee on Admissions, which applicants will be accepted as students. In addition to the regular school year, Hope offers two summer school sessions. One is held on the Holland campus and is headed by Dr. E. E. Brand. The Hope College Vienna Summer School, which provides an opportunity for students to travel, study, and live abroad for three months, is di- rected by Dr. Paul G. Fried. The Hope College Evening School in the charge of Mr. John Vcr Beek extends the benefits of the college to the community. Before and after graduation, students arc able to Find out what employment opportunities are available through the efforts of Dr. Thomas Van Dahm, Vocation Placement Director, and Mr. Garrett Vender Borgh, Director of Teacher Placement. The Records Office, under the supervision of Recorder Jeanette Poest, keeps an up-to-date file of all student rec- ords and provides transcripts for students when they leave. From beginning to end, Hope’s administration keeps the college running smoothly. Vocational and teacher placement it arranged by Dr. Thomas E. Von Dahm ond Mr. Garrett Vanderborgh.

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From boon joup lo coffee beans, Mr. Drcssnor keeps an adequate supply on hand. The money saved in the Blue Key is gen- erally spent in the Kletz, which is conveniently located nearby. Mrs. Burt and the friendly Kletz workers see that hungry students and weary instructors arc refreshed between classes or as they relax during free periods. Regular dormitory meals are arranged lone way or another) by Mr. Robert Dressner of the Slater Food Service. The Final word for expenditures comes from Mr. Henry Steffens, College Treasurer, who as- sists with budgets and assumes responsibility for all financial negotiations. 19 Mr. Wode secs thot mony interesting books besides text books ore available at the Blue Key Bookstore.