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The Anchor, Volume 50.06: December 11, 1935 Hope College Hope College Digital Commons The Anchor: 1935 The Anchor: 1930-1939 12-11-1935 The Anchor, Volume 50.06: December 11, 1935 Hope College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.hope.edu/anchor_1935 Part of the Library and Information Science Commons Recommended Citation Repository citation: Hope College, "The Anchor, Volume 50.06: December 11, 1935" (1935). The Anchor: 1935. Paper 16. https://digitalcommons.hope.edu/anchor_1935/16 Published in: The Anchor, Volume 50, Issue 6, December 11, 1935. Copyright © 1935 Hope College, Holland, Michigan. This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the The Anchor: 1930-1939 at Hope College Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Anchor: 1935 by an authorized administrator of Hope College Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. II 0 r'"" Collc , , Pe C0"<4 t-'Ulji' EXAMS? A M P U S C OM M ENT Cheer Up, Zero's Nothing The Anchor takes pleasure in pre- senting herewith to its many ad- mirers a Christmas fruit cake of journalism; a mixture of serious- Volume L Hope College, Holland, Mkh., December, 11 1935 Number 6 ness and laughter; sophistication and inspiration; all permeated, we hope, with the gay leaven of the FROSH SURVEY NON-PAREIL OF THE M.I.A.A. OF 1928 holiday spirit. PRESENTS GIFT Recently state officials made an REVEALS AIMS inspection of the boys' dormitory FOR VOCATIONS OF NEW BOOKS and declared that two fire escapes would have to be built. The ad- Library Acquires Works ministration believes that this will Majority Choose Teach- be unnecessary since the numerous ing, Ministry, Business, Impossible to Buy water fights which occur make the Chemistry Under Budget building so damp that it would be impossible for a fire to start. Fur- HINKAMP IN CHARGE 22 BOOKS BOUGHT thermore, the Bastille now has among its members one of the NEWELL W/*SH0URN Professor Paul E. Hinkamp, col- FULLER The class of 1928 played the most competent of fire chiefs to lege pastor, recently announced the part of Santa Claus when it pre- protect them, Robert Hayner. STANICH following as a summary of the in- sented a gift to the college library With two games to be played formation gathered by him regard- recently. At its reunion held dur- during Christmas vacation, let's ing the religious status and voca- ing commencement week of the hope our basketeers don't get too tional preference of the members past year, the class donated to the many candy canes in their socks. of the freshman class. This survey library an amount approximating is based on personal conferences $285 for any purpose the librarian If only Les Vanden Ilorg would held with 145 new students. ^ W. BLOCK might consider useful to the stu- have pumped a bicycle to Grand Those coming from the city of dents. Rapids and back, the Anchor might Holland number 45); those from the "The generous and unexpected MAROJ :mim have presented him a gold-plated rural routes number 19; those from gift made it possible for the li- canary. outside of Holland's postal juris- brary to acquire some splendid diction number 77. books. It was decided that perhaps Whenever Professor Greenway of f 70 /i> Church Members the wisest way to spend a gift of Western State Teachers' College is The number of those who have this kind would be to put it into asked what his profession is, he become communicant members of general and reference works that usually answers, "I polish billiard some church is 101. This is almost i would be of permanent value and balls, but it is often very hard to 70 per cent of the total number, a usefulness, otherwise impossible get anything into them." Undoubt- for the library to obtain under its decrease of 2.5 per cent from last . edly more than one professor is all year. Practically all are regular budget," explained Miss Agnes balled up at times. attendants at church services and > Tysse, librarian. This plan was carried out and Every time one of his students Sunday school. Two-thirds make SLIRVILLA w*<m? the following books were chosen was tardy to his classes in organic Bible reading a daily practice; the and are now available for use: chemistry at Kalamazoo College, rest are somewhat less regular in R.QLOCK * LINTON ALLMAN C/APINGA Dictionary of National Biography. Dr. L. F. Smith obtained a candy this regard. Daily prayer is the 22 vols, and supplements. bar. Twice this semester Dr. Smith practice of nearly all. Ewen: Composers of today. himself was tardy. The result — There are 27 who have had ex- Jappinga Wins Place On All M. I. A. A. Team Dr. Smith served the class an perience as regular teachers of Firkins: Index to plays, and suppl. Sunday school classes, while 17 Firkins: Index to short stories. 2nd oyster supper Tuesday evening at First Team Hope Co-Captains Named ed. his home. Hope chemistry students have had experience as substitutes. First Team Selections LE—Wilson Block, Alma. are anticipating a chicken dinner Almost 50 have held offices in on Second Squad; Have Stood Out All Firkins: Index to short stories. Supplement. from Dr. Van Zyl in the near Christian Endeavor societies or LT—Joe Newell, Kalamazoo. Scots Place 4 Season Oxford History of Music. 7 vols. future. their equivalent. As to attendance LG—Leo Washburn, Alma. at Y. M. and Y. W. meetings, 60 Stevenson: Home book of modem C—John Somers, Kalamazoo. report regular attendance and 23 Fred Jappinga, plunging fullback The following were awarded hon- verse. A class in radio broadcasting at RG—A. Stanich, Hillsdale. irregular. Many of those not at- and kicker and passer deluxe, was orable mention: Stevenson: Home book of quota- Drake university conducted some RT—Melvin Fuller, Alma. tending live short distances outside Backs — George Finley, Kazoo; tions. experiments and discovered that awarded the fullback berth on the RE—Bruno Nardi, Hillsdale. of Holland, and return home each John Gilbert, Alma; John Robbert, Dunbar: Complete poems. the best way to make a sound like mythical All M. I. A. A. team QB—W. Survilla, Kalamazoo. day after classes. Hope; Maurice Hogan, Hillsdale. Russell: Collected poems of A. E. a kiss on the air was simply to kiss selected by the conference coaches. LH—Riley Block, Alma. Ends—Ralph Breadon, Hillsdale. Sandberg: Selected poems. the back of the hand. It seems Among the denominations repre- When the final selections for the RH—Clayton Linton, Hillsdale. Tackles—George Matthews, Al- Teasdale: Rivers to the sea. that a kiss on the back of the hand sented, either as communicant M. I. A. A. mythical elevens was FB—Robert Allman, Albion, bion; Robert Mack, Alma; Tom Yeats: Later poems. sounds more like a real kiss than a members or adherents, 100 are Re- complete, Hope college found that and Fred Jappinga, Hope Weeks, Albion. Untermeyer: Modem American po- real kiss itself. formed, 18 Christian Reformed, 11 three of her players had received (tied). etry. 4th ed. Methodist, 4 Presbyterian, 2 Bap- the honor of being chosen the best Guards—Ekdal Buys, Hope; Sid- Professor W. (J, Workman of ney Katz, Kazoo; Charles Cameron, Untermeyer: Modem British po- tist, 2 Lutheran, 2 Episcopal and in the league, one on the first team Emory university in Atlanta. (Ja., etry. 3rd ed. 2 Wesleyan Methodist. Protestant Kazoo; Eldon Tooker, Albion; Mer- became very much wrought up be- and two on the second team. Reformed, Associate Reformed, Milestone Pictures ton Daglow, Hillsdale; Max Dean, Clark: World drama, an anthology. cause he hypnotized one of his stu- Jappinga Shares Berth 2 vols. Congregational and Open Bible Alma. dents who remained in the trance Jappinga shares the fullback Discussed at Meet Cohen: One act plays by modem church each have one representa- All M. I. A. A. team. three days. Only three days? The position with Allman of Albion authors. tive. Wilson Block, Alma professor certainly is a piker. He who was chosen last year as the Pictures to Cost One Dollar; Cohen: More one act plays by mod- More to Teach should see some of the Hope stu- best fullback in the M. I. A. A. Would Last Student Four A versatile player, although not em authors. dents. Vocations preferred are: Teach- hefty. Capable of causing oppon- while Fred, then still a sophomore, Y ears Shay: Fifty more contemporary ing, 56; gospel ministry, 11; chem- was placed on the second team. ents plenty of trouble through his one act plays. "Don't marry a girl who's late istry, 12; business, 11; medicine, This year Fred's fine playing won aggressive tactics and his defensive Shay: Twenty-five short plays, in- for dates," warns Dr. Alfred Adler, U; journalism, 5; law, 4; forestry, him a place on the team along with Individual pictures for students work. ternational. noted Viennese psychologist. Well, •N medical missionary work, music, Allman. were discussed at the Milestone Joe Newell, Kalamazoo Shay: Treasury of plays for what the naughty, naughty word architecture, stenography, dentist- staff meeting Thursday, Dec. 5. The selection is a feather in Jap- Newell, a three letter man in women. that Dr. Nykerk won't allow us to ry, civil engineering, electrical The suggestion was brought up pinga's cap because, without a football at Kalamazoo has been a Smith: Types of farce comedy. print, are we going to marry? engineering and mechanical engi- that student pictures be taken dur- doubt, Allman is a fullback of no tower of strength in the Hornet Each of the volume contains a neering, 2 each; advertising, li- ing the freshman year to last four La Anchor, 56 frosh admit they mean ability and to be rated on a line this year.
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