Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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Snow Carnival Rained Ouf The fraternity men braved the rain and snow in order to compete in the dog . ] . . sled competition. The Snow Carnival was typically rained out again this year. There was just barely enough snow on the ground to permit the dogsled races. The race was cold and exciting, and the Cosmos won. All snow building was canceled. It was just too much to expect snow two years in a row for the Snow Carnival!

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A Journey to Geneva . . A faculty panel discussed personal Christian commitment on the Hope Campus before attentive retreaters. Discussion and relaxation mark- ed this year’s retreat to Camp Geneva. The theme was “The Out- ward Journey—The Inward Jour- ney” as set by Liz O’Conner, staff member of the Church of the Savior in Washington, D.C. In- cluded in the retreat program are a documentary film and a faculty panel consisting of Mrs. Zoc Mur- ray. I)r. Jentz. and Chaplain Hille- gonds. This annual weekend retreat gives Hope students a chance to enjoy fresh air. relaxation, and stimulating discussion. Fresh air and enlivened spirits accom- panied a weekend at Camp Geneia.

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Coffee and Clamor . . . A highlight of the fall semester was the annual Klclz Concert, held in the Holland Civic Center. Conducting the Hope College Band this year were mystery guests from France. Germany, and Japan. Also joining in the activities were the Women’s Glee Club Alumnae Chorus and a faculty conil o. “The Pro- grammed Instructors.’’ Master of Ceremonies for the evening was Roy I.urndsen. class of 1952. Dr. Clark brandished his suord as the band suung into another measure of Mikado.