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S I SEE I
BY
BLAISE
LEVAI
One of the favorite indoor
LV-l
Official Publication of the Students of Hope College at Holland Michigan
September 17, 1941
sports of the last ten years
has been the roasting of civil
service executives by politicians. Any free American rich
CONVOCATION OPENS NEW TERM
enough to buy a newspaper,
Frosh Are Kept Busy With Exams,
Elizabeth Oggel Is English Majors Plan
Classes Start Tomorrow and Friday,
New Instructor
®*gg®r, Better Year
"An interesting and helpful year" Social Lite Gets Under Way
Of English Here
is t h e aim of English Majors this
and educated to read beyond
the
comic
strips
and
the
sports page, can have fried
civil
service
executives
breakfast every day
for
in the
Brouwer Has Semester
Leave; Zwemer Directs
All Men's Housing
year.
«#
Civil Service Excludes
Incompetents
There
are
many
varieties
of
political trouble-makers whom we
would briefly describe in order to
emphasize
that
the
a
humble
best
way
suggestion
to
improve
political conditions in this or any
other nation is by breeding a race
of
thoroughbred, upright
men
who are
not
states-
appointed
by
political pull and not elected by
Miss Elizabeth Oggel, the new
buying their offices — but by the English instructor who will replace
medium of merit: enforced civil Professor Paul Brouwer.
service examinations.
This would
exclude incompetent amateurs and
Grads Study in Kazoo
pompous politicians.
Why, nowadays politics is the
Peter
Van
Lierop
and
Ethel
only profession for which every Hoot, Hope college graduates, were
man feels equipped without the among the students attending sumneed of any special training or mer sessions at Western Michigan
practical experience. That is why College of Education in Kalamathe political Who's Zoo is so clut- zoo this year. Van Lierop plans to
tered up with babbling baboons, study medicine at the University
pigmy elephants, ponderous par- of Michigan this fall and Miss Boot
rots, and monumental donkeys. will teach in Maplewood, Mich.
Miss Elizabeth Oggel, formerly
an English instructor at the University of Iowa, has been engaged
to teach in the Hope English dep a r t m e n t during the coming year.
Miss Oggel received her A. B.
degree from Momingside college,
Sioux City, Iowa, and her masters'
degree from the University of
Iowa. Following her graduation
from the latter, she spent four
years as instructor of English in
the university.
Paul Brouwer, assistant to President Wynand Wichers, has been
granted a term's leave of absence
to continue his studies at the University of Chicago. Mr. Brouwer
holds a scholarship from the general education board.
Don Zwemer, former Hope college band director, has been recently appointed director of all
men's housing. He will work in
cooperation with the administration
and the regular faculty advisors.
Van Vleck Hall, private student
residences, and f r a t e r n i t y houses
will be under Mr. Zwemer's supervision.
The politician should be required
to undergo a profound education
and a long rigorous training before
he should be permitted to risk the
New Staff Heads For Year
lives and fortunes of a great body
of fellow men on his diagnosis of
their common ailments, his administration of s t r o n g medicines or
his dangerous eurgery. •
^
t..
Named By Editor-in-cliief
E d i t o r Lorraine Timmer has appointed the Anchor staff editors for
the crnrent year as follows; tfaniel
Politicians Should
Fylstra, news; Magy Felter, fea-
Be Well Trained
tures;
A politician should have attended
schools and colleges so that a lot
of bad legislation and worse administration could be prevented if
Winifred Rameau, society;
and Kenneth Poppen, sports.
All
the new editors have had experience working on ihe Anchor Staff.
Associates Elected
Y's To Sponsor
Beach Party and
Joint Meeting
Y programs, as announced by
VW
President,
Mae Clonan
and
YM President, Blase Levai, foreFritzi
Jonkman
and
Milton
Vermore politicians obtained a f a i r
tell an active year for the Chrisknowledge of history, mirroring ; burg were elected by popular vote tian associations on the campus.
the futility of war, and some un- last spring to serve as associate
The first important event will be
editors.
During
the
first
semester,
derstanding of elementary economthe Y sponsored beach party on
each will edit an issue of the paper,
ic principles before instead of a f t e r
Friday evening of this week, to
on which basis one will be selected
being elected to office. Although, b y t h e publications committee to which all new students are invited.
year announced Ruth Stegenga,
president, and John Hains, vicepresident. Various phases of litera t u r e will be the theme of the
group's study.
English Majors organization is
made up of seniors who are majoring in English, Anyone who is interested and qualified is invited to
join.
The date of the first meeting will
be announced later.
primarily as self-centered human
Appointed business manager by
the faculty-student publications
committee is Jack Timmer, sophomore, who last year assisted AI
Van Dyke, retiring business manager. Timmer will hold the office
for three years.
beings, and secondarily as citizens
Staff Meeting Friday
in a small voting
precinct wherein the statesman of
tomorrow
goes
around
ringing
doorbells and learning how a few
of his neighbors think and act —
of
a community.
In
this lowly
The first staff meeting will be
sphere of political life, a man be-i held Friday, Sept. 19. All former
gins to learn and to demonstrate a members of the staff and students
interested in staff work are excapacity for leadership which needs
pected to report between 1:30 and
to be expanded step by step in his 3 o'clocX of that date.
upward progress until he finally
Freshmen are encouraged to try
out
for the staff. "Work on the
reaches the limitation of his capaAnchor will prove to be especially
bilities.
valuable and entertaining," reports
There is a sound complaint in Editor Timmer. "Anyone who is
the lament of many a civil service interested in any phase of journalexecutive against the s u d d e n ism should report at the Anchor
appearance in places of power of office in the Education building Friday afternoon.
politicians who have never proved
their worth in the drudging labor
of petty politics and inconspicuous
public service.
Leaders Must Understand
Science Building
Is Up One Story
Needs and W a n t s
The new Science building which
be was begun June 2 of this year
able to understand thoroughly the in a breaking-ground ceremony
Our political
leaders must
fundamental needs of our people. and which was dedicated on the
Of all times in our political history night of June 18, following comwe
need
particularly
today
the mencement e x e r c i s e s , has now
services of thoroughly trained risen one story high. Wooden
statesmen who have t h e ability to scaffolding to support the second
know what the masses of t h e story fills the interior of the building. Pouring of concrete f o r the
people w a n t and need. And yet,
second floor will be begun today
a t this very time we have perhaps or tomorrow. The following opera*
more political misfits in places of tion will be the laying of brick
grave public responsibility than a t to roof level. In a statement last
any time in our history, unless it week concerning the building. Dr.
Wynand Wichers said t h a t "satisS e e : A s I See It, p. 2
f a c t o r y progress h a s been made."
opened officially at Hope at 9 o'clock this morning in Hope
Memorial chapel. Registration for upper-classmen was held
Monday and Tuesday of this week; registration for freshmen
was to begin immediately a f t e r convocation, continuing this
afternoon.
Classes begin tomorrow for returning students
and Friday for new students.
The convocation speaker, Mr. Wierenga, is a Hope alumnus
of the class of 1917. He was graduated from Western Theo-
Pan-Hellenic Rules logical seminary in 1920. The
For Girls' Rushing New Girl's Dorm
Announced by
East 12th Street
Prexy
Will House 13
Ruth Williams, president of PanHellenic, has announced revised
r u sh i n g rules to be observed by
sororities this year. The new system, drawn up before the close of
school in June, is expected to be a
decided i m p r o v e m e n t over old
methods.
The Pan-Hellenic rushing code
follows:
1. The first Saturday afternoon
of the school year a Round Robin
tea will be held for new girls in
the society rooms.
2. No society as a group may
entertain at an evening rushing
p a r t y . In place of this event each
society may hold one afternoon
function in its own society room.
3. Formal bids may be sent out
any time a f t e r the fourth Wednesday of school. An indication of
acceptance, refusal, or a desire on
the part of the girl to wait in her
decision is to 'be in the hands of
the society presidents before the
regular society meeting of that
week. Girls are not obliged to
pledge at this time; bids may be
sent throughout the year.
4. There shall be no large or
"showy" pledging parties, in order
to put less emphasis upon that day.
New members are therefore to be
pledged at the r e g u l a r societymeeting, in the society room the
fourth week of school; or they may
be admitted at any regular meeting thereafter.
5. If a society has bidden a girl
highly desirable, scholastic educa- ! serve the remainder of the year as Cars and a truck will leave Hope in the fall and she has chosen to
tion is not quite as important as 1 associate editor and the following Memorial chapel at 4 o'clock. There wait with her decision, that society
w
the practical training of a politi-j ^ e a r a s e ^ ' t o r be exciting games, c o n t e s t s , ' ' s duty-bound to bid her later that
Timmer Is Manager
cian. This should begin with the
swimming
for those who wish s a m e y e a r *
humble work
The Rev. C. Wierenga, D.D., missionary to India, was the
guest speaker at convocation as the eightieth year of school
it — plenty of eats and group ' 6 ' R u l e s c o v e r i n K formal and ini formal initiation are to remain the
singing around a blazing camp;
1
"
| same.
^re"
| 7. Pan-Hellenic as a governing
On Tuesday, Sept. 23, there will ^ group is hereby vested with all
be a joint meeting in the base- authority of administration.
ment of the chapel at 7 o'clock.
Dr. Wynand Wichers will be the
speaker. YW P r e s i d e n t , M a e
Clonan, Pompton Lakes, N. J.
senior, announced that any freshman girl who has not been assigned
a big-sister should ask any girl
wearing a YW badge and she will
Similar to the continued Nazi
be assigned one. Florence Dykema, conquests in Europe, Deutaches
Muskegon junior, took charge of Verein prospers on Hope's campus.
these assignments during the sum- This organization for students inmer and provided for all but the terested in the German language
very latest comers.
will hold its first meeting the
YM President B l a s e L e v a i , f o u r t h Wednesday of October.
Passaic, N. J . senior, asked last
Dictators of the German club a r e
week that all Hope students, old President Nancy E. Boynton, a
and new, remember the aims of Y New York senior, and Advisor
as this movement approaches its L a u r a A. Boyd, German professor.
sixty-fifth birthday in 1942. Y
Other officers of the club elected
aims at the greatest possible de- last spring are: vice-president,
velopment of body, mind, and John VanLierop; secretary, Louise
spirit, the three sides of the Y Essenberg; and t r e a s u r e r , J u n e
triangle. He also stated t h a t every- Baker.
one is invited to all Y meetings
Encourages Enrollment
and that all are most welcome to
Announces Miss Boynton, "Two
join.
years of high school German or
its equivalent is the only qualification for membership. To boost
1941 Srad is G-Man . the present roll call and to organize colorful and educational meetDonald A. Vander H a a r of Hol- ings are the aims of the group
land, a member of the 1941 gradu- t h i s year."
" A t this time especially it is of
a t i n g class of Hope college, has
interest t o study t h e German
been appointed to a position in the
people, their language and literafingerprint
d e p a r t m e n t of the t u r e , their n a t u r e and customs, and
Federal Bureau of Investigation in t h e i r history. We encourage all
Washington, D. C. Those applying who are eligible and a r e interested
f o r positions with the FBI a r e in foreign affairs to a n y extent t o
given a physical examination and enroll in our German club. We
their references and qualifications promise good t i m e s and f u n
a r e personally checked and studied. g a l o r e . " ,
Successful Year
Is Predicted
For German Club
"Too Many Girls" at Voorhees
Hall, girls' dormitory, have made it
necessary for the college administration to lease the house at 51
East 12th St., belonging to William
Arendshorst, as a rooming house
for 13 girls during the school year.
Mrs. John Van Zomeren will
serve as house mother and the girls
will take their meals at Voorhees
Hall. Some girls who have been
accommodated in private homes
will also eat at the dormitory.
The house, which has been occupied by the D. H. Vande Bunte
family, has been newly furnished
by the college to assure the occupants pleasant, comfortable surroundings.
The present a r r a n g e m e n t was
adopted a f t e r suggestions as to
remodeling the Oggel house and
using the basement rooms in Voorhees
flslt
to
be itrr
practical.
same year he was sent to India.
as an instructor in Vellore college.
Later he was to become president
of
the
institution.
family
returned
States on
summer.
He
and
his
to
the
United
furlough
late
in
the
Dr. Dykstra Leads
On
the
program
with
Mr.
Wierenga were Dr. John A. Dykstra, pastor of Central Reformed
church of Grand
Rapids, former
president of General Synod of the
Reformed church in America and
president of the college board of
trustees, who led devotions, and
Robert Cavanaugh, who gave vocal
Selections.
Freshmen begin liieir entrance
examinations
tomorrow
morning
following an orientation assembly.
They will also meet in segregated
groups Friday afternoon to be instructed
President
in social life at
Wynand
Wichers
Hope.
will
address the men and Dean of
-WcTTtisfn—EHzaWnfr " C l c h T y ^ t h e
women.
Social Program OpenH
Concert Series
Will Open on
October 31
Social life gets under way tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 with an
orientation tea for new girls in
Voorhees Hall.
Friday afternoon there will be a
Pianist, Soprano, Choir
beach
and Harpist Are to
sponsored by the joint Y's. Cars
Appear on Program
and a truck will leave the chapel
The appearance of the brilliant
young pianist, Shura Cherkassky,
in Hope Memorial chapel on Oct.
31, will open a concert season of
four well-rounded p r o g r a m s of
artistic entertainment offered to
local music lovers by the Cooperative Concert association. The concerts for the 1941-42 series have
been selected by the committee
with an effort to please different
types of concert goers.
Harriet Henders, talented young
American soprano, will appear on
Nov. 26, the Trapp Family choir
on J a n u a r y 14, and Mildred Dilling,
woman harpest, on March 24.
Cherkassky has appeared in
Town Hall in New York with
great success and has been recognized for his virtuosity. His own
concert grand piano which he
takes with him on tour will be
used for his recital here.
Miss Henders had the distinction of being chosen for the leading operatic role of "Fidelio" in
the Salzburg festival by A r t u r o
Toscanini prior to the outbreak of
the European war. Because of
world conditions and the discontinuation of the f a m o u s festival
the young singer has remained in
the? United States where she is
continuing her musical career in
opera, in concert and on the air.
The T r a p p singers a r e a family
group composed of the wife, five
daughters, and two sons of Baron
George von Trapp and led by t h e
gifted young composer. Dr. F r a n z
Wasner. Their p r o g r a m s include
a variety of artistic and gay numbers to please all audiences. Lottie
Lehmann, f a m o u s soprano, first
heard the group sing in t h e i r
Tyrolean home and s t a r t e d them
on their f a r reaching professional
career.
Miss Dilling, h a r p i s t , is noted
f o r her outstanding personality a s
as well a s h e r ability a s a musician.
President of the association,
Clarence Jalving, and co-chairmen
>
party
at 4 o'clock.
rounded
out
for
new
students,
The week will be
with
an
all-college
skating party at the North Shore
Community hall on Saturday night
at 7:30.
Music Department
Is Expanding
Music Students Will
Form New Group
Hope will enroll more students
in the department of music this
year than in any other year in the
recent history of the school, according to Mrs. W. Curtis Snow,
instructor in organ. The increase
will affect study in voice, organ
and piano. The department will be
expanded to accommodate this revived interest in musical work.
J a m e s T. Mearns, director of
band and orchestra, will conduct
a class in instrumental playing.
A class in sight singing and ear
training will also be introduced.
The latter course is intended f o r
the average layman student who
wishes to gain a general knowledge
of music but does not intend to
specialize in t h a t field.
Mrs. S n o w also stated t h a t
Robert Cavanaugh, instructor in
vocal music, Mr. M e a m s , and she
hope to organize all music students
into a group which will have its
own program and which will t a k e
over responsibility for much of t h e
musical p r o g r a m s on t h e campus.
P a r t of the group's first work will
be the reestablishment of t h e
monthly Sunday afternoon vesper
service series. The first service is
being planned f o r October 5.
of the campaign committee, Mrs.
J . D. French and Mrs. W. Curtis
Snow, have been instrumental in
a r r a n g i n g the season's entertainments.
Hope College Anchor
P o g e Two
Hope College Anchor
Editor-in-Chief
Associate E d i t o r s
THE STUDENT PRINTS
Prexics Issue Wdcomes
Lorriine Tfmmer
F r i t z i J o n k m a n , Milton V e r b u r g
by P r o f . F i s h f a c e and Dr. F i g t b o U l e '
Dear Fellow S t u d e n t s :
L A D I E S A N D G E N T L E M E N — Shall we proceed
You Have elected to come to Hope College f o r your Collegiate
Editorial, Staff
News E d i t o r
F e a t u r e Editor
S p o r t s Editor
Society Editor
Dan F y l s t r a
Magy Felter
Ken Poppen
W i n i f r e d Rameau
:
Managerial Staff
Business M a n a g e r
Circulation M a n a g e r
:
business on
hand?
Let's organize.
F R E I G H T ! ! Or to p a r a p h r a a e ^ a I f a m o u s S. P . iam — ^ H e p e CeMitch
'41-'42 has s t a r t e d . H a v e y o u ? "
choice of a College h a s been a good one because you have come
to an Institution which h a s a g r e a t r e p u t a t i o n in t h e academic
Now that the having-wonderful-time-ivifih-you-were-here-seaaon
and religious world.
we must needs get down to toss bracks and make funny.
We t r u s t t h a t you will not h e s i t a t e to
Jack Timmer
I r m a Stoppels
T h e r e are opportunities of every kind.
If properly used, they
is closed
And r e f e r r i n g to Item No. 2 in this high class colyum,'We say—
Oh,
Yeah?
will help you in acquiring t h a t a m o u n t of knowledge, t h a t degree
Pfcsocioled Cblle6icile Press
fellow men which is characteristic of the t r u e Hopeite. We hope
The Skience
t h a t nothing will be able to d e f e a t the p u r p o s e you have. C a r r y
about it the other day.
out your academic p r o g r a m with d e t e r m i n a t i o n . E n t e r upon your
for the purpose
This Emergency Affects US
— or Did You Know?
social duties as a good citizen.
building
seems
to be growing
Someone
of higher
up — we heard
said it was going
a remark
to be three stories—
education.
And above all, help us in our
plan to build upon the c a m p u s of Hope College a finer Christian
Never
mind who said it.
community. To do this, your contribution is absolutely necessary.
We are living in a period of "unlimited emergency." These
And with this brief bit of advice f r o m one who has seen t h e
words obviously mean that our nation is on the verge of a
College classes come and go, we e x p r e s s the e a r n e s t hope t h a t
war, a war that is already affecting the lives of millions of
your highest ambition and your g r e a t e s t ideals will all be realized.
young Americans, a group of which we are a small but repre-
gress, sending our friends and brothers to army camps, upsetting their normal efforts to gain a college education,
instilling in our minds a feeling of uneasiness and insecurity.
It begins to appear that the
situation is completely out of
our hands.
But we still live in a democPublic Opinion Is
racy where the i n d i v i d u a l
Still Influential
exists. The voice of the people
is still heard. Though we may
be advised and even directed
by governmental agencies, no
action can be taken without the part of the people being
played. The people are still able to exert their influence in
the direction of our country.
colonels
It is a sincere p l e a s u r e for me to extend to all new s t u d e n t s
a most cordial welcome f r o m the s t u d e n t council and the s t u d e n t
body, and to g r e e t a ga i n those who are r e t u r n i n g for the continuation of t h e i r studies at Hope. You F r e s h m e n have made a
into all the activities of campus life with true and loyal college
spirit, you will enjoy every moment of your time here. Since we
service of our country, and we a r e proud of them. However, it
will mean t h a t their places must be filled by new students, and
t h u s we will expect mor e from this y e a r ' s F r e s h m a n class than
f r o m any f o r m e r class. This is not said to f r i g h t e n or intimidate
com.
grows
Vegetable
on toes. Corns
com
grows
Vegetable
com
have kernels
on ears
but
grows
and some
animal
com
grows on feet at the other end of the body.
(for
You see, it's just like we said — "All that is corn does not . . .
f u r t h e r details see Item No. 7.)
Daffynition —
School: The powers that be would save on fuel
that we went to, instead of winter when it's.
if it was summer
P a g e Ripley . . .
We can't divulge any info except that his n a m e is Tom, but i t seems
t h a t he doesn't wind those raven locks a r o u n d t h e bfdpost to. m a k e them
curly. He a t t r i b u t e s his success to a snood . . . or a snooze . . . . o r
w a s it a s n o r e ?
you, but to m a k e you a w a r e of your responsibilities as members of the Hope College Student Body.
find ourselves with the largest enrollment in the history of the
college. The s t u d e n t council looks f o r w a r d to a " b a n n e r y e a r " in
It is very e n c o u r a g i n g t h a t in these times of national
emergency
so
many
students
want
to
continue their
educa-
DISPATCH
FROM DOC,PATCH!
Quotes: "I got into a bridge game last nite. Of course
day tarring a roof— / never held such terrible, hands!"
I worked
all
Ah, yes . . . thirty d a y s hath September, April, J u n e and November —
and a certain junior who, got c a u g h t f o r speeding.
tion, and we rejoice t h a t so m a n y of you have chosen Hope
1941-1942.
D u r i n g these first two weeks there will be numerous social
ignorance and indifference surrounds us, secure in our dream
activities f o r your e n t e r t a i n m e n t and to give you an opportunity
world of
to get acquainted with the school syst e m, the faculty, and the
touchdowns in the homecoming game, frosh hazing, dates and
no dates, the evils and advantages of cribbing — become our
entire life. Tlwyoee»i>y mir «v«ry thought
emotion. The
front page of the newspaper
lies untouched in the dormitory reception room, in a
significant c o n t r a s t to the
Indifference Marks
w e l l - p a g e d f u n n i e s and
Students' A t t i t u d e
fashions. The newsreel is the
only contact with the nation's
problems for most students
and even that is disregarded
with the trite exclamation, "Isn't war horrible?"
We, the children of the last war and the parents of the
present war, are the ones to suffer for any rash action of the
public and its leaders. Who is there better than we, the ones
who are vitally concerned, to help guide our country?
Let us wake up — to remove that indifference to realities
— to meet the emergency with stability of emotion and preparedness of mind.
com
and animal.
last met several of our upperclassmen have been called into the
not only aware, but critical of current affairs.
rushing,
have
vegetable
wise choice in coming t o Hope college, and, if you will e n t e r
college.
unrealities — society
are of two kinds,
in rows and animal
W E L C O M E TO H O P E C O L L E G E :
variety of problems which confront us, to appreciate and understand the rules of conduct our United States must obey
during this crisis. It is the obligation of every citizen to be
Yet, here at Hope we live a secluded life. A screen of
Why do little ducks walk s o / t l y ?
Heh, h e h ! Because they can't walk h a r d l y .
Corns
Last s p r i n g we expected a drop in enrollment, but now we
Therefore it is our duty to acquaint ourselves with the
And if you, perchance think we a r e joking —
WHICH REMINDS
US —
"All that is com doesn't grow in loway"
W Y N A N D W I C H E R S , President
sentative part.
It is now a political war declared by the President and Con-
The
FULL
appreciation f o r t h e confidence you show in this College. Your
of culture, t h a t broad outlook, and t h a t readiness to serve your
unrealities.
C'mon,
a p p r o p r i a t e as much as possible of the t h i n g s we have to offer.
."..i
Mrmbrr
operate!
to t h e
work. We offer you, not only a w a r m welcome, but also a h e a r t y
1941
1940
Let's
tanediately
students.
And now we take much pleasure in informing
you that S. P. is celebrating it's 5th birthday today. You know, the aristocrat of the Anchor;
99 and M/100 per cent pure; never a dull moment; we toast, we roast
but we never satisfy;
we're tame to please.
We eclipse.
I hope t h a t you will take a d v a n t a g e of these oppor-
tunities and e n t e r into them wholeheartedly.
you will
In a day or two
i U ^ t p i I k l l ^ " t o the •ouncil.
' As t Sec H
Choose them wisely, f o r the success of your class depends upon
your l e a d e r s . — (You'll want good leaders when you s t a r t wearing the Green, and the time f o r the Soph-Frosh contests rolls
around.)
A n o t h e r very i m p o r t a n t event of the first week is the society
rushing and pledging.
Here a ga i n choose wisely; keep a level
head with your feet on the g r o u n d ; look over each society carefully; and then select the one into which you will fit best.
Welcome, F r e s h m e n ! Welcome, Students, old and new! Let's
all give of our best to the college, and receive the best the college can give us, and make 1941-1942 the best year in Hope's
history.
Sincerely yours,
W I L L I A M M. T A P P A N , JR.
Student Council President.
Editor's Notes
be in t h a t t r a g i c period of the Civil
W a r . Without leveling this c h a r g e
against the present
ministration,
supreme
that
I
danger
the
national ad-
say
of
it
is
the
a democracy
continuing
misrule
of
short-sighted, ineffective politicians
m a y p r e p a r e the way f o r t h e
seizure of power, o v e r t h r o w i n g all
good by feeble intentions.
So it is i m p o r t a n t t h a t we recognize our political misfits and weed
them out of public office and
political influence a s rapidly as we
possibly can — i n s t i t u t i n g enforced
civil service examinations.
Vigilance O u t w i t s
Political Foxes
The whole m a t t e r reminds me of
the old fable of the dog who stood
pn the b r i d g e over t h e iprpok with
a bone in his mouth. Looking
down, he saw the reflection of a n o t h e r dog with a much l a r g e r bone.
A fox h a p p e n i n g along who also
wanted t h e bone s u g g e s t e d t h e dog
drop his small bone and go a f t e r
the b i g g e r one. • H e did — a n d
f o u n d t h a t the sly fox had run off
with t h e real bone and the reflected bone was gone.
Those who have an abiding f a i t h
in democracy, those who live in
the land such as t h e United S t a t e s
of A m e r i c a , whose p r e s s u r e s f o r
drastic c h a n g e s in g o v e r n m e n t a r e
not yet irresistible, rest upon t h e
needed bone of our political leadership, and the solidity and s t r e n g t h
of o u r political organizations.
L e t ' s not allow sly political f o x e s
to stealthily sneak off with t h e
bone of competence!!
Dear Editor.
Let's h/iake It Good,
Anchor Toasts New Year
Once again we begin a new school year, some of us for the
last time, and some of us for the first time.
Those of us who are completing our school life realize what
a great deal the past three years have meant to us. That old
lump sticks in our throat when we look forward to commencement exercises and final departure from school days.
For those to whom college is novel, the year is clouded with
an atmosphere of glamour and excitement. The frosh anticipate those advertised assignments sweetened with fun galore.
But to all of us, this school year means one more year of
preparation for life. And in the midst of hardships and deprivations, we appreciate the opportunity to attend school.
So let's toast to the school year of '41 and '42 — may it be
entirely successful for Hope college, its faculty, and its
students.
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in mind several other ideas f o r a
social code of the campus, gained
Two y e a r s ago when Dr. Slutz, t h r o u g h several meetings and disWAL sponsored speaker on m a r - cussions t o g e t h e r with codes of
riage problems, s u g g e s t e d a social o t h e r colleges.
code f o r Hope's campus, the idea
T h i s is an appeal to the student
was met with approval and enthusibody
to offer their suggestions as
asm. It would be ideal, we all
to
w
h
a
t the social code should consaid, but nothing definite was done.
tain. The committee will welcome
Last spring, a committee comany new ideas. The m e m b e r s w a n t
posed of r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s f r o m
the code to be the product of the
Women's Activities L e a g u e and t h e s t u d e n t s , not j u s t a selected few.
Student Council was appointed to
Rules concerning a n y t h i n g f r o m
work on the proposed code. T h e
date etiquette and clothes to ethics
committee chose p r o f e s s o r s to
a r e acceptable.
guide t h e i r work.
. So let's h e a r t h e voice of the
The committee has m a d e a list s t u d e n t body —
N a n c y Boynton,
of definite suggestions f o r a beC
hairman.
havior guide f o r f r o s h . They have
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Riemersma Was Police
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Chatter About Town . . . .
popular tow-headed a t h l e t e on
Hope's c a m p u s f o r the p a s t two
Pianist Vander Linden Is Four-Hours Up On Us
years, served f o r a time on t h e
One little m a n whose presence G r a n d Haven police force prior to Mac Sregor Is A Long W a y From Grand Rapids
is f e l t t h r o u g h o u t t h e year on his r e p o r t i n g f o r d u t y with the
Weelc-End in Chicago Calls for Questioning
Hope's c a m p u s h a s worked o v e r - naval a i r c o r p s a t Detroit on Sept.
Hello! Back a ga i n f o r a n o t h e r hospital in Chicago in J u l y .
t i m e d u r i n g the vacation and t h a t 1. " W h i t e y " w a s assigned to t r a f fic duty f o r the s u m m e r .
year
a t Hope with an e a r open f o r
Miss M a r g a r e t Gibbs, Hope colg a y culprit, Dan Cupid r e p o r t s a
o
gossipy details of Hope-ites' sum- lege l i b r a r i a n , a d d r e s s e d the
b u m p e r crop of weddings to his
mer activities. So h e r e goes —
R o t a r y club in her home town,
credit a t the opening of the school Marcus Talks in Stanton
Have you heard t h a t Junella Shawano, Wis., on "Holland and
"Number please!"
year.
n u m b e r will be 9286. The plot
Beth Marcus, Holland senior and V a n d e r Linden, Hope's s t a r pianist, its Tulip F e s t i v a l " this s u m m e r .
Exceedingly verbose swains who t h i c k e n s ! Mark ye well, young
T r i p p i n g lightly to the a l t a r of
P r o f . William Schrier, head of
J u n i o r Red Cross chairman f o r a t t e n d e d s u m m e r school a t the
h a v e the h a b i t of w a n g l i n g last Romeos, a girl in each house is
American C o n s e r v a t o r y of Music in the speech d e p a r t m e n t did g r a d u an A u g u s t a f t e r n o o n were Rene
m i n u t e d a t e s via wire will be glad nice work if you can get it, but
O t t a w a county, addressed MontC h i c a g o ? F o u r s e m e s t e r hours to a t e work a t t h e University of
Willis and Anita Vogt, f a m i l i a r
calm county school teachers at a h e r credit in t h e study of conduct- Michigan. Mrs. Schrier and Sally to know t h a t a second phone h a s by t h e i r numbe r s ye snail know
two-some on the c a m p u s a la 1941. m e e t i n g held A u g u s t 25 in S t a n t o n
been installed in Voorhees Hall 'em and woe unto you w h a t m i x e s
ing, technique of the organ, etc. s p e n t the s u m m e r in Evanston,
( " d a t e f a c t o r y " f o r a m o r o u s 'em in your haid!
Mr. Willis w a s g r a d u a t e d f r o m as a p a r t of a p r o g r a m to organize More power to you, J u n i e !
Illinois.
males
of ye campus.)
Kenneth Vanden Berg and Gus
Hope with the class of '41 and the J u n i o r Red Cross in t h a t
Thus, with the addition or anA m o n g o t h e r things, Carolyn
The new phone located on third o t h e r " j a b b e r box", t i m e m a r c h e t h
Mrs. Willis has completed t h r e e county. She also conferred with K r e m e r s s p e n t d w o n d e r f u l two Van Eerden s p e n t a g a l a week-end
o t h e r Red Cross leaders and exfloor is expected to eliminate some on at Voorhees. F a r sighted, optiy e a r s here.
w e e k s ' v a c a t i o n a t T h o u s a n d in Milwaukee in early A u g u s t ,
hibited
J
u
n
i
o
r
Red
Cross
work.
of
the m a d dashing in a n s w e r to mistic studes prophesy the day
Also s u c c u m b i n g to balmy
Islands Park — golfing, swimming, t r a v e l i n g v i a t h e M i l w a u k e e
Miss
Marcus
has
been
active
in
u
r
g
e
n t buzzings and the h a g g a r d , when Hope coeds will have p r i v a t e
Ctipper.
breezes and sweet nothin's was
sailing and tennis.
J
u
n
i
o
r
Red
Cross
f
o
r
the
past
six
J a m e s Slager whose m a r r i a g e co
Mrs. W. C u r t i s Snow s p e n t a two- worn looks on f a c e s of beauteous bedside phones in each room.
Doug Mac G r e g o r and Ward
dormites who wait their turn a t
J a n e t Berens of Bentheim took y e a r s .
We see airy visions of g lam o r o u s
Toner, two m e m b e r s of the Senior w e e k s ' vacation with relatives in the dial not too patiently. I m a g i n e
o
place in the home of the bride's
f
e
m m e s r i s i n g l e i s u r e l y on a
Detroit
Lakes,
Minn.
class who were d r a f t e d , a r e a t Ft.
the h a r d s h i p of s t a n d i n g f o r hours dimpled elbow to pour honeyed
p a r e n t s Aug. 29. Mr. S l a g e r h a s
Miss Jean Wishmeier, '41 grad,
B r a g g in North Carolina. W h a t a
on end in the corridor while one's words into an ultra modern mouthentered Hope as a senior this fall.
s p e n t part of the s u m m e r a s counpredicament f o r Weez Becker!
more f o r t u n a t e dorm pals f a r t h e r piece wth no t i m e limit on .he
Mr. and Mrs. E a r l Purchase,
M a r g e Brouwer had a wonderful selor at Camp W e s t m i n s t e r at Hig- u p in the line c h a t t e r gaily and
both Hope g r a d u a t e s , are estabconversation. No more h u r r y i n g
t i m e on her t r i p to the West Coast. g i n s lake near Roscommon.
bribe one another for an e x t r a down halls at breakneck speed, no
lished in their home in Burlington,
P r o f . E g b e r t Winter was among
Bob Luidens continued his work
Hope's upperclassmen extend to
precious minute to talk in t h e tiny more waiting like a crushed innoVt., where Mr. P u r c h a s e will ena
g
r o u p of professors who attended
a t the Warm Friend, with a t r i p to
the
Frosh
a
whole-hearted
welcome.
booth. 'Tis downright u n f a i r to cent s p e c t a t o r at a world premiere,
r a g e in research work f o r his masTwin I ^ k e s now and then to relieve a five-week session at the Univer- flustered f e m a l e s especially at meal
t e r ' s d e g r e e in c h e m i s t r y , following A t the s a m e time, because of their
no more " b u s y " buzzes, — ah, wot
sity of Chicago during t h e vacathe monotony.
time, 'tis t h a t !
their m a r r i a g e in Holland, A u g u s t high and exalted position, these
bliss!
tion.
M a r g e E m e r y , Syd Mac Gregor,
21. Mrs. Purchase is the f o r m e r s a m e upperclassmen expect the
Prospective
"
w
i
r
e
v
o
o
e
r
s
"
are
But until t h a t day dawns, g a l s
T h a t ' s all of the i m p o r t a n t news
deference t h a t is t h e i r due. They and J e a n Riuter were all employed
Patricia Verhulst.
hereby admonished and advised to in the Voorhees mansion will conof
the
day,
fellow
Hope-ites.
StaAn early fall wedding of i n t e r e s t remind you Frosh t h a t their dignity a s playground directors in their tion C-H-A-T-T-E-R s i g n i n g off. Be learn the new numbe r s in order tinue to get their daily dozen by
respective hometowns.
to Hope s t u d e n t s is t h a t of Robert m u s t be properly acknowledged.
to save t h e i r h e a r t throbs e x t r a hoofing a few doors down the line
Bud Morgan spent a super-super with you a ga i n at this sa me hour
W
h
y
?
Because
the
years
at
Hope
D y k s t r a of Detroit and M a r t h e n e
steps. If the f a i r damsel resides to chat, c o u r t e s y A l e x a n d e r
two
weeks
f
r
o
m
today.
week-end in Chicago — you draw
Van Dyke of Grand Rapids which h a v e given its students wide knowlon the third floor of Voorhees, G r a h a m Bell.
your own conclusions as to why it
edge
and
g
r
e
a
t
wisdom.
was solemnized Sept. 6. Both were
one's d a i n t y fingers must dial 7455
"Deposit five cents, please!"
was so perfect.
Poppinic Is Principal
m e m b e r s of the 1941 g r a d u a t i n g
In other words, as Mrs. Ruggles
to bring her skipping in a n s w e r to
Elky Muilenberg served in the
Do you have any e n t e r t a i n i n g
class.
m i g h t say, "The Frosh must mind
A t Rockford High
the query, " H i y a Babe, w h a t c h a
capacity of m a n a g e r on the Orange
l
e
t
t e r s from alumni or d r a f t e e s
Wedding bells also chimed for t h e i r m a n n e r s e s . " Would they ever
William Poppink, f o r m e r Hope d o i n ' ? " All other dor mi t e s may
City ball t e a m . A n o t h e r lowan.
that
you would like your f r i e n d s to
Edith Rameau and the Rev. Elton d r e a m of not rising when an u p p e r college athletic star, became prin- be reached at the old number,
Ken Newendorp, worked at Castle
E n e g i n b e r g of Chicago since last classman a p p e a r s upon the scene?
cipal of the Rockford high school 4813, the number remembered by r e a d ? Send them to the ANCHOR.
P a r k t o g e t h e r with the Prince
we saw her march down the aisle Certainly not. T h a t would be verya t the opening of its fall term. fun-loving Hope he-men long a f t e r
twins, and A r t T i m m e r .
in cap and gown. Rev. E n e g i n b e r g poor " m a n n e r s e s " indeed. Instead,
Since his g r a d u a t i o n f r o m Hope a 1492 and Christopher Columbus
Lileeth Brouwer around at her |
is p a s t o r of a church in Red Bank, they should arise with alacrity —
f e w years ago he has been coach have been f o r g o t t e n .
usual r a t e of speed as r e c e pt i oni st '
N. J . He is a g r a d u a t e of the 1940 to acknowledge a higher r a n k of
and social science i n s t r u c t o r at the
However, if the one and only
at the Holland City Hospital.
class of W e s t e r n T h e o l o g i c a l classman. Would a frosh precede
school.
chances
to dwell in the " A n n e x " ,
Harvey Koop, Holland junior,
seminary.
an upperclassman through a dooradditional
dorm on 12th St., her
and his b r o t h e r and sister were
M a r t h a Morgan, f o r m e r c a m p u s w a y ? Absolutely NOT. The F r o s h
"victims" of tonsillectomies .luring
queen, is well on the road to m a t r i - should s t a n d deferentially back and A u g u s t .
S U I T S • $23.50 up
mony but has not revealed a defin- let those of g r e a t e r sagacity
Prof. E. Paul McLean also unite date for her m a r r i a g e to Donald precede.
The Tailor
derwent an operation in St. Luke's
T h o m a s of Kalamazoo. Her enIn all m a t t e r s these upperclass- |
I9I/2 W e s t 8th S t r e e t
g a g e m e n t was announced by her men should be accorded the pre- j
p a r e n t s early in August.
eminence t h a t is their due, and the
A fashionable wedding in Trinity beat
ivben he or j
Welcfimes You
fReformed church, Holland, Sept. 9. she comes face to face with one
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Your Manners
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united in m a r r i a g e G e r t r u d e Viss- of these superior persons.
But a word of encouragement to
cher and Paul Vander Hill, both
g r a d u a t e s of Hope college. In- you Frosh. You may have to eat j
cluded in the bridal p a r t y were humble-pie now, but remember, at !
seniors George Vander Hill as best some f u t u r e date you will be the '
man and Eleanor Dalman as brides- exalted. When t h a t time comes you 1
will be reminding Frosh to "mind
maid.
And t h a t ' s enuf at present of their m a n n e r s e s ; " homage to the
those "on whom the belle told."; noble!
Cupid is seeking new fields to I
o
conquer.
Do you have any complaints
0
about student organizations or
U
. .
definite ideas about current a f f a i r s ?
Kxpress yourself in the ANCHOR.
Enrollmenf at H o p e
Is Largest Ever
Completely Remodeled to Suit
Hope t h i s fall
Your •'Taste"
Enrollment at
promises to be the largest in the
history of the school. Although
the withdrawal of many male stud e n t s to e n t e r a r m y and navy service will decrease considerably the
number of upper class students,
new students are so numerous that
t h e r e is an increase r a t h e r than a
decrease over last year.
T h r o u g h last S a t u r d a y , there
were two hundred f o r t y - t h r e e men
and women who had shown intention of e n t e r i n g Hope for the first
time. Of course, one hundred-one
were f r e s h m a n girls and ten were
t r a n s f e r girls. T h e r e were one
hundred twenty-one f r e s h m a n boys
and eleven t r a n s f e r boys. When
r e g i s t r a t i o n is completed this week,
these n u m b e r s a r e expected to be
considerably swelled.
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F O R F R O S H O N L Y
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O a m m i n p r for e x a m s is c b n K way off f o r anyone, b u t n o .
Kjoa
time to s t a r t t h i n k i w ab..ut w..ys to eliminate U t a evil
s
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studying (iurinn tho scnu'ster.
J O H N H A I N S . winner of Pi K a p n a Delta provincial tourney Inst
GIL V A N W I E R E N played regular f o r w a r d on last yoprV- cajr'
team and w; ^ csncci -lly noted foi
his smooth ball-handlinir.
year, and B L A I S E LEVAI, winner of the S t a t e Peace Oratorical Concst. l u r e ".-hake" in nuitu:;l conjriatuiati^ns over t h i i r <ucces-.es.
KEN VANDENBERG was a
p r e a t f i g h t e r and a dead-eye f o r ! ward last y e a r .
!•!>
Soph coeds B E T T Y McCANN. ^iAIi(^E FRIKSMA and D O T H
D F V A L O I S di( t h e i r Christinas shopping early lust y e a r and avoide(
the rush. Tiiey leporled lh.;t the ehoi c was r x e i l i e n t .
Tall AL VAN DYKE, c h a i r m a n of the scienie drive last year, (roes
" .ver the top" in assemblinir the I a r,ire p i s t t r of the building used in
a dunkinjr in Black river was the f?.te of the '41 f r o s h null t e a m ,
They'll be ^ut for a
[]\- eampaitrn. Tin "leal thin-r" is now jrrowimr from bri- ks and st.)ne ' but they put up a gallant strujrfrle in mid-river.
, ,
win over preen a r r i v a l s this y a i r i
.m 10th Street.
WE HAVE . .
The Place
The Service
The Food
Hoffman Restaurant
Havk
Your
oR
Eyes
1>V
Examined
Stevenson
Optometrist
24 East 8th Street
" T h e Man in the Howler H a t " was ll..- f.rst pi u* • r e s e n t . I hv
Palette and Masoue Club, the Hope little t h e a t i e o n r a n i z a t i o n .
Students of Hope!
U p l r o m p
EIGHTH
S enes like this will soon b? repealed when Hop.- pridder^ pet
pijrskin encounters. Shown here is the completion
of a
"pood"
HENKVKLD
Look
Lokker-Rutgers Co
;!0 E A S T
STUDENTS
to
under way in the first '»f their
p a s s last season as G E O R G E
downs the ball.
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enjoy your school year
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at Hope.
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New Books, Used Books, and Supplies
Where you always find something new
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French Cloak Store
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the Success it Merits
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Page Five
Hope Grads FTnd
Teaching Jobs
In State Schools
WAL FETES FROSH AT TEA
Other* Doing Social,
Nursing, F.B.I. Work
Alumna is Social Worker
Twenty-five
graduates
of
The
Frosh Calendar of Events
A l m a S t e g e n g a , Hope g r a d u a t e
the
Wednesday, Sept. 17
class of 1941 h a v e announced t h e i r
of 1941, left last week f o r Detroit
Many Improvements On Our
Campus
annual
Orientation
g a l a " g e t - a c q u a i n t e d " a f f a i r sponsored by t h e Women's Activities
league f o r all old and new g i r l s
of the c a m p u s will be held T h u r s -
acceptances of t e a c h i n g positions
9 a. m.—Annual convocation
where she will e n g a g e in social
to t h e college office. Six of these
1 0 : 3 0 a . m . — F r e s h m e n r e g i s t r a t i o n — G r a v e s H a l l — s u r n a m e s A to F
a r e in G r a n d Rapids, one in Hol-
1 p. m.
land and t h e
2 p. m . — F r e s h m e n r e g i s t r a t i o n — G r a v e s H a l l — s u r n a m e s M to V
day a f t e r n o o n f r o m 3:30 to 5:30
Time has written few wrinkles o'clock a t Voorhees Hall.
m u n i t y house. Miss S t e g e n g a will
on Hope's brow despite the hectic
In the receiving line will be Miss
also s t u d y a t W a y n e university
r u s h i n g of last year's closing ac- Elizabeth Lichty, dean of women,
g r a d u a t e school.
tivities. However, the c a m p u s is a n d Doris Vander Borgh, Beth
p u t t i n g on its best f r o n t f o r the Marcus, Louise Becker and Ruth
rest
are
scattered
In
Grand
Klaasen, a n d
unnamed
Rapids
are
T h u r s d a y , Sept. 18
Ruth
Ruth Schuitema in
schools,
Phyllis
New-
8:45 a. m . — F r e s h m a n a s s e m b l y — a n n o u n c e m e n t s and introductions
Z i m m e r m a n in Rogers, M a r y Bolem a in G r a n d Rapids Christian, and
June
T h e l m a Van
in
West
Leonard.
Other
positions
are
1:15-3:15 p. m.—General Proficiency tests
time
3:30-5:30 p. m.—Orientation Tea f o r girls at Voorhees Hall
Boyink, f o r m e r Hope athlete, hopes Voorhees Hall and a thorough
banner season. Boyink is cleaning, the lobby boasts a new
drilling his squad of 24 boys daily fireside bench to match the twin
F r e m o n t ; Lois Mae Glerum, J a m e s -
1:15-1:45 p. m.—
t o w n ; Hulda Rigterink, Vriesland;
President Wichers—Boys in main auditorium
Dean Lichty—Gir>S in YM and YW rooms
Oliver P a g e , Noordeloos; Doris Van
Lente, F a i r v i e w ; Emily Bieleveld,
S a r a n a c ; K a t h r y n Douma, G r a n t ;
Philip D y k s t r a , T r o u t C r e e k ; Ruth
M a r y J a c o b s and J e a n Wishmeier,
M o n t a g u e ; Lois J a n e K r o n e m e y e r ,
B r i d g e m a n ; M arjo rie Last, Lowell;
L a u r a Roosenraad, N e w a y g o ; Ruth
S t r y k e r , South Lyon; Nelvie Vanderbilt, L a w t o n ; and Helen Van
Kooy and Bertha Vis, Scottville.
Other education s t u d e n t s who
were g r a d u a t e d last J u n e a r e Alma
S t e g e n g a , who will be doing social
service work in the Dodge Commun i t y house in Detroit; Lois Hall,
who is s t u d y i n g a t Blodgett hospital in Grand Rapids; Chester
Toren, who has a scholarship in
the University of Chicago; and
Donald Vander H a a r , who is with
the Federal Bureau of Investigation
in W a s h i n g t o n , D. C.
New Class Officers
Assume Duties
As School Opens
2 p. m.—Assignment of schedules by R e g i s t r a r Welmers
Freshmen assembly in main auditorium
I n s t r u c t o r s — t e x t and study a s s i g n m e n t s for Monday
p. m.—Dr. Dimnent's talk on chapel windows
4:30 p. m.—Beach supper f o r new s t u d e n t s sponsored by YM
and YW cabinets.
S a t u r d a y , Sept. 20
7:30 p. m.—All College s k a t i n g p a r t y
Big Sister Plan
Initiated in Dorm
A new system of "Dorm pals"
has been introduced in Voorhees
and the Annex. Each senior girl
is responsible f o r two new girls
who a r e her "pals". Letters have
been exchanged during the s u m m e r
between the old and new girls and
helpful suggestions f o r the coming
year have been given the newcomers.
respective classes. F r e s h m a n class
A f t e r a quiet s u m m e r the dorm
officers are to be elected this week. is now a busy center of activity.
At the head of the senior class At present, curtains are hung,
f o r the coming y e a r is John Vissers j rugs a r e laid, and t r u n k s a r e unpacked as each girl prepares f o r
of Grand Rapids. J a m e s Baar of
life in the dorm for the coming
Chicago is vice-president, J e a n n e year. Open House will t a k e place
S w a r t of DeMotte, Ind., secretary in the middle of October at which
and Dorothy Bonga of Chicago, time outsiders will be able to extreasurer.
amine the results of f e m i n i n e
Milton V e r b u r g of Holland will decorating.
Ruth Stegenga, dormitory presiserve as president of the junior
dent,
welcomes all the new girls
class. Other junior officers are
and
fellows
on the c a m p u s to
E a r l De Witt of Holland, vice president, and J e a n Ruiter of Muske- Voorhees, "You are invited to visit
us in our living rooms any a f t e r gon, s e c r e t a r y - t r e a s u r e r .
noon
a f t e r f o u r until closing time
President of the sophomore class
a
t
n
i
g
ht."
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is Raymond O t t e m a n of Canan-
Visscher-Brooks
J a m e s A d a m s , Hope college
g r a d u a t e and f o r m e r a s s i s t a n t
m a n a g e r of the local Montgomery
\V ard and Co. store, was notified
the l a t t e r part of J u l y of his acceptance as a m e m b e r of a group
of 20 flying cadets f r o m Michigan
State college. A f t e r a 30-week
training course the cadets will
become commissioned second lieut e n a n t s in the a r m y air corps reserve and will be called into active
duty immediately. Also included
in the g r o u p is Donald E. Scheerhorn of Holland.
Vander W e r f is Kansas
Chemisfry Professor
Calvin A. Vander Werf, Hope
g
r
a
d u a t e , has accepted a position
|
as a s s i s t a n t p r o f e s s o r of chemistry
at Kansas university beginning this
fall. For the past f o u r years Vander Werf has been engaged in
special research at Ohio S t a t e university where he worked under Dr.
William Lloyd Evans, one of A m e r ica's best known chemists and
president of the American Chemical society. Vander Werf recentlyreceived his Ph. I), degree in chemistry at Ohio State.
Vander Linde & Yisser
Welcomes You
Clothing and
Gents Furnishing
NGFON
BEAUTIFUL N E W R E S T A U R A N T
River Avenue, Just South of 8th Street
Besides
the
usual
McGregor, J e a n n e Horton, Florence
repairs
in
Dykema
Dorothy
Mary Jane Restaurant
Westfield
To the Campus
Ice Cream Shop
Package Ice Cream
Cones
Malted
Sundaes
WILLIAMS
JEWELERS
Watch Inspectors for P. M. Railroad
Elgin
Wendt,
Muskegon
gon, will sing. Miss Bolema is not
r e t u r n i n g to Hope this year but
p l a n s to m a k e a special t r i p to
a t t e n d the tea.
Barbara
Folensbee,
Flushing,
N. Y., junior, has made p r o g r a m
a r r a n g e m e n t s for the a f f a i r . Decorations
and
refreshments
are
ville, Ky., junior.
Booklets by Donna E b y
W A L booklets which were distributed to all girls who paid W A L
dues were in c h a r g e of Donna Eby,
Holland junior.
All committee
heads for the various W A L p r o j ects for t h e year a r e announced
in these booklets.
Is Six Years Old
Founded in 1936 under the direction of Dean Elizabeth Lichty,
W A L is an organization of all
Hope co-eds. Every girl upon paym e n t of h e r dues automatically
becomes a member. Members .are
elected to the board by the several
girls' organizations on the campus.
-TRY-
BORR'S BOOTERY
Phone 2821
Officers of W A L a r e elected by
popular vote of all the girls. Doris
V a n d e r B o r g h , New J e r s e y senior,
was elected president last spring.
O t h e r officers of t h e board a r e :
vice-president, Beth Marcus; t r e a s urer, Ruth S t e g e n g a ; and secret a r y , Louise Becker.
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TULIP CAFE
Peggy
mix-up g a m e will also be f e a t u r e d
on the p r o g r a m .
f o r their opening s o f a s purchased last s p r i n g . The
drapes f o r m e r l y used d o w n s t a i r s
tilt with M o n t a g u e , F r i d a y .
have been replaced by new ones
and are now used at the windows
Bar Accepts Wassenaar on second and third floor s t a i r w a y
landings. A new telephone on the
Lester R. W a s s e n a a r , of Holland, third floor is an added convenience.
received notice t h a t he had been
H e a t i n g facilities in C a r n e g i e
a d m i t t e d to the bar as a practic- g y m n a s i u m , Van Vleck Hall, and
ing lawyer last month a f t e r pass- the Education building have been
ing the June examination of the g r e a t l y improved by the installaMichigan Bar association. Wassen- tion of a new boiler in the gym.
a a r is a Hope g r a d u a t e of the The concrete steps of the gymclass of '38 and was g r a d u a t e d nasium have also been repaired.
from the University of Wyoming
Floors in all buildings have been
in J u n e . W a s s e n a a r is practicing cleaned and newly finished and
in Holland. He is s h a r i n g the office "shine like a nigger's heel." Minor
of S t a t e Representative Nelson A. r e p a i r s and some painting have alMiles.
so been done d u r i n g the vacation.
21 West 8th St.
and
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H.
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No. 6 East 8th St.
Holland, Mich.
VISIT US IN OUR
B.
Coach
"SHAPELY" SHIRTS
AGENCY
Hamilton
years.
Hope G r a d to Fly
A committee under the direction
of Dorothy Renzema of Grand
Rapids has been planning some
social events to help the dorm pals
to become
^ q n a i n t e d Thin
With the opening of t h e schoof
plan h a s been initiated in order to
y e a r class officers elected prior to help the new girls to become better
the s u m m e r vacation will assume acquainted with dorm life.
their duties at the helms of their
Dorm Now Busy
d a i g u a , N.Y. George Lumsden of
N i a g a r a Falls, N.Y., will serve a s
vice-president and Sally Brannock
of Benton H a r b o r a s secretary. Cot r e a s u r e r s a r e Fritzi J o n k m a n of
Holland and L a r r y Beltman of
Kalamazoo.
ten
in preparation
10:45-11:45 a. m.—A. C. E. examination
F r e s h m e n groups on social life
Bilkert, Shelby; Helen F a i r b a n k s ,
in
for a
8:30-10:30 a. m — C o n t e m p o r a r y a f f a i r s examination
Margaret
"bib and t u c k e r . "
Whitehall high school f o r t h e first
8 a. m.—chapel
Lincoln school, Holland.
With the revival of football at
opening of school and a w a i t s the S t e g e n g a , officers. U p p e r c l a s s m e n
p a t t e r of s t u d e n t s ' f e e t in its best who will a c t as hostesses are Syd
9:45-11:45 a. m.—Cooperative English test—chapel
F r i d a y , Sept. 19
Dyke will teach in
service work a t the Dodge Com-
Boyink Will Coach
8 a. m.—chapel
castle in Godwin Heights, Dorothy
Willard
F r e s h m e n r e g i s t r a t i o n — G r a v e s H a l l — s u r n a m e s F to M
3 p. m . — F r e s h m e n r e g i s t r a t i o n — G r a v e s H a l l — s u r n a m e s V to Z
t h r o u g h o u t Michigan.
.
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SPORTS
SPORTS
Hope College Anchor
P a g e Six
1941 Grid Season Opens With J. C. Friday
U. S. Army, Navy
KEPPrs KWIPS . .
Get Pickings;
After a hasty
glance
at
the
t
c
r
i
d
i
r
o
n
p
a
r
a
d
e
y
o
u
r
p
i
g
s
k
in [
Frosh Fill In
Coach
double
Milton
burden
Hintfa
this
faces
year:
prophet
decided
football
team
and
drafted
of
loss
Rapids.
Kay
Mas
is
Sam
university.
However,
ennsted
Kiemersm;.,
(Irand
Pree
Haven,
and
Ward
backfield
We extend | beginning
Chuck
junior;
Toner,
Hd
De
These add
V.
S.
October
To
the
and
quota
freshmen
attached;
junior.
yet
be
all
that
eligible
to
for
ire s t r i n g s
(|ualify.
ihe
a m b i t i o u s f r o s h m u s t not o n l y p a s s
an
intelligence
in t h e
upper
t e s t , but
lo p e r
also
be
several
and
we
an(
j
few of t h e m .
Middle-west,
In
v
Minne.-ota
ever.
position
is
an
I hey re
ami
tops
Captain
Ail-American
good
veteran-
group
of
the
more
carry
famous
a
of
the
(hem
our
pan.
year—when
What
better
'"|
everyone
is
Despite
any
titans
Nebraska
"T"
I Hike
m
cent.
S m i t h
and
on
make
the
Mast
will
mce
Mito
the
Texas
vvill
top
. , m . u , s i ( . f t i)V
a
|
schedule
impressing
frosh
of
at
the
Hope
boys
and
swimming,
them
at
Housman
of
field
is
planning
athletic
coeds
this
a
full
activities
year.
hiking,
the
fall
and
Saturday,
selected
for
Horseback,
basketball,
winter
and
October
ability
in
we
see
of
ihe
know."
In a n y
W h e t h e r it is b e c a u s e o f t l u
case, m a n y
surprises are
merely
represent
d r a f t oi- h e s -
in t h e o f f i n g a -
11,
ten
called
for
to t h e air. t o s s e d
ents'
territon
most
!'» p a s s e s , c o m p l e t e d
four.
I'lay « a s
of t h e t i m e . J . t . s c o r i n g a f i e l d g o a l
Athletic
in o p p o n -
spring
kick.
Hoynton.
A
shot
to f r e s h m e n : give
the
team
urer;
to k n o w t h e m b e t t e r , a n d i n c i d e n t l y . a c q u . i i n i y o u r s e l v e s w i t h t h e r o u t -
tary.
: i pport —you
will
of
the
cream
the
and
ine a f t e r t h e g a m e .
crop.
D o n ' t let t h e c r e a m s o u r , b o v s !
French Pastry Shop
ihe
Sally
by
treasurer
at
Syd
Mac-
vote
as
and
Jack
visors
of
the
seniors.
W
Metta
" '
Michigan Cleaners
Open Saturday Kvenings
Schouten
are
L
C
O
M
fronting
the
shut
of
TO
Vaupell's Men's Shop
— A c o m p l e t e L i n e of —
Smart Suits, Coats, Sportwear, Shirts and Ties
( E v e r y t h i n g for t h e C o l l e g e .Man)
Kapids,
who
will
backfield.
On
the
Marty
he
Hekken,
shifted
has
as
from
played
the
major
problem
team.
Harvey
conKoop,
M
P
WAA
begins
year
it- s p o r t s
with
a
be at
«il
program
hike.
H:0(l.
board
nu-mber.
senior
SANITARY
career,
a
short
will
be
but
back
Hill H a k k e n w i l l a g a i n
post.
Frosh
Look P r o m i s i n g
Among
the
i
for
Rowan
of
freshmen
squad
re-
WAA
is in c h a r g e o f
practice
Holland,
are
Dick
Bernard
H i g g s of
C e d a r Springs, Hud K o r e n d a , Grand
All i K a p i d s
boy,
UMper c l a s s g i r l s a r e | ( i r a n d
Boynton,
after
guard
porting
breakfast
morning
y e a r ' s s e a s o n be-
last
injury
Lenard
Rapids,
Detroit,
Nancy
I
of
Vanderhill.
Hoard.
invited.
L
out
a g a i n at tackle, a l o n g with G e o r g e
and
Holland.
Pape,
a l s o of
Tom
Toonder
of
Wayne
Purchase
of
Some
of
these
boys
will
the
see action t o m o r r o w night provided
M
E
N
T
S
they
pass
cent"
in
col.
BARBER
into t h e
the
tute
Proprietor—Just "Chuck"
intelligence
year's frosh team
excellent
SHOP
"Upper
4(1 p e r
test
(see
1).
Last
OF
a
showing
good
share
and
of
m a d e an
will
consti-
this
year's
s q u a d . Such men as G e o r g e Slager.
end;
Jack
Veomans,
guard;
and
Koy Davis, first choice f o r q u a r t e r back.
at
WELCOME TO
to all ye olde and new
will
be a
comforting
factor
lads
and
H o u s e m a n field.
lassies
DU SAAR
INSPECT OCR
•t
COMPLETE
under the banner of Hope.
i
i
t
P H O T O and GIFT SHOP
STOCK OF
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As in the past, our plant is ready to give you
ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT
efficient, immediate service at any time.
INCLUDING GYM,
You
K o d a k s and K o d a k Finishing,
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TENNIS, BADMINTON,
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team
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will b e
ends,
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River Ave.
in
his
when they a p p e a r u n d e r the lights
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Miss
Students
PLAIN DRESSES
AND SUITS
Hous-
last
affair.
HOPE
Art
Marty
cause
secre-
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SPECIAL!
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of
the
Kremers, treas-
popular
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f r e s h m e n and
D I C K " the Shoe Doctor
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at
last two y e a r s ) to relieve s h o r t a g e
Nancy
elected
Macdregor.
Lichty,
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lettermen
man,
tackle
last
Winstrom,
Klizabeth
this
7 hot'i Our Hutinest
OF ALL K I N D S
build
of
end.
T h e y will s e r v e a s p r e s i d e n t
WAA
QUALITY SHOE REPAIRING
'210 River Ave.
will
signals
pivot
Women's
Dykema and
board
Saturday
Hardware
ALL PLAIN COATS
Fouw
call
W e Deliver
"Hope'i Pailry Center"
Corner
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and
BAKED G O O D S
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convincing
May.
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lights
field.
around
(iregor a r e the two juniors elected
Hopeites
the
t h e l i n e w i t h ( " a p t . Hill T a p p a n
Ruiter, and
Syd
Florence
WELCOME
under
Of t h e r e t u r n i n g regulars. Coach
in
the
Officers
b a t t l e it o u t
will [ G r a n d v i l l e s p e e d s t e r
appointed
Kose
president; Carolyn
learn
meet with your approval. However,
are
of
Selective
last m e e t i n g are: Lorraine T i m m e r ,
lot of f u m b l i n g s p o i l e d c h a n c e s t o c o m e a c r o s s o n p a y d i r t .
Parting
man
team.
Hoard
are:
Hrannock, Jean
and touch-
d o w n . t h e l a t t e r a f t e r K a m p of J . C . r e c o v e r e d o n a b l o c k e d
members
the
l e a v i n g s , will
Rapids
out-
and
of
with Grand Kapids Junior at Grand
Milton
P r a c t i c e s will be
the
Service
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S t ; m e s t a t i s t i c s o n l a s t s e a s o n ' s g a m e w i t h J. C . : H o p e , o u t w e i g h e d ,
look
hope they
H i n g a ' s boys
soon
t h e d r a f t will be filled by f r e s h m e n , cf w l u m w e k n o w
New
W e ' v e p i c k e d t h e p o w e r h o u s e - of
-till
Day.
remnants
girls
athletics
college
MIA A Play
to
in o u r o p i n i o n . C o a c h
Hope
squad,
months.
for participation
standing
I'.ig S i x .
1—Albion
H—Ka'/.oo
that
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-itting
f i r m l v "I don't
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with,
than
to a v e n g e last year's d e f e a t .
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Nov.
there
opinion to the contrary. Coach
l i t — ( i . K. J u n i o r
Nov.
shoulder
is
h o w s t r o n g (J. K. J u n i o r w ; ; s t h i s y e a r , C o a c h
itancy. we s u r m i s e .
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will
in
j(j
s a
.1—Alma
Nov.
time
field, we're g o i n g to meet
u p a bit.
wiu-n asked
S e p t . 2H—Central St. T'ch's
()ct.
on
jjinjra has a formidable batter)
(
promising
Stamlfonl
Howl.
be t h e
ami
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while
Kose
hack.
sophomores
a
in
Hruce
the various sections and
Football Schedule
Oct.
grin
on o u r o w n
m e s s
will |
r e i g n w i t h m o r e p o w e r a?<'l m a j e s t y
rank
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Sept.
your
WAA
b o w l i n g will be t h e f e a t u r e d s p o r t s
! season
will
to pick a
Fonlham
over
ruled
Hut t h e r e
namely,
the
released.
M.l.A.A.
will
.he
with
shortages
the
varsity play.
Navy
not
alleviate
state,
another
and
u p to five losses to
Army
over
f O p p e n
A f t e r t a k i n g a KMi insult f r o m the ( i r a n d R a p i d s J u n i o r b o y s last
two-year
would-be-seniors,
llolcomb,
again — peering
D
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to a n y col-jjrirls.
ace
than
veterans,
are
/
are,
the
of
there
powerhouses
attempt
Whitey
of j k n o w - i t - a l l
into this a g g r e g a t i o n .
other
or
that
lege or professional team that runs
be called to s e r v i c e O c t o b e r
called
we
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b y
Kay
e n l i s t e d in n a v a l a i r c o r p s a n d w i l l
Others
here
.
Most
Co-captain,
M e y e r s of ( J r a n d
Well,
.
gradua-
lettermen.
is
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the strongest I
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our heartfelt sympathy
recent
The K i b i t z e r . . .
a
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that
De Fouw, Timmer
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