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The Anchor, Volume 62.16: June 6, 1950 Hope College Hope College Digital Commons The Anchor: 1950 The Anchor: 1950-1959 6-6-1950 The Anchor, Volume 62.16: June 6, 1950 Hope College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.hope.edu/anchor_1950 Part of the Library and Information Science Commons Recommended Citation Repository citation: Hope College, "The Anchor, Volume 62.16: June 6, 1950" (1950). The Anchor: 1950. Paper 10. https://digitalcommons.hope.edu/anchor_1950/10 Published in: The Anchor, Volume 62, Issue 16, June 6, 1950. Copyright © 1950 Hope College, Holland, Michigan. This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the The Anchor: 1950-1959 at Hope College Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Anchor: 1950 by an authorized administrator of Hope College Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • -I- LXH—16 Official Publication of the Students of Hope College at HoDancL Michigan June 6, 1950 New Student - Faculty Announce Summer Sked Changes Jones To Address Seniors It has been announced that the Committees Are Formed course in Nature Study given by In an effort to form a closer association between the faculty Dr. Vergeer will be dropped since Dr. Vergeer is going to study at At 86th Commencement and students of Hope College, the Student Council has set either the University of Chicago up additional Student-Faculty Committees for those areas or the University of Minnesota. At 7:30 P. M., on June 14, the 86th annual Commencement will be held in Hope Chapel. not already covered by existing committees. A committee was Those people that wish to take The principal speaker of the evening will be Rev. Edgar De Witt Jones, D.D., Litt. D. Rev. organized to study the existing Student-Faculty Committees Advanced German instead of the Jones was for twenty-six years minister of Central Woodward Christian Church, Detroit, and after much consideration, live new committees were or- courses that are offered may see and is now minister emeritus of that church. Dr. Jones was president of the Federal Council Dr. De Graaf for special tutoring ganized. The members of the Committee on Committees assignments. Or they may see Dr. - of Churches of Christ in America, wore: Mr. Granberg, Dr. Hawkin- Ellert who is available as a tutor Plans Under Way 193G-38, and exchange preacher to son, Bill Hinga, Bob Hill, Roy during the summer months. Scotland in 1932. He was president Lumsden, Connie Shilling, Merrill Music Program Course 32 "The Problems of So- For Alumni Fete of the Association for Christian Noordhoff and former Student ciology" has been changed fcPTTr- Unity for ten years, and has been Council President Nick Yonker. Will Feature KarT Sociology." There will be no Partial plans for the entertain- active in many cooperative and The Executive Committee, will more prerequisite for those who ment of alumni have been com- ecumenical movements among the be composed of the President of Senior Soloists wish to take it. pleted, according to Clyde Geer- churches. Before coming to Detroit, Dr. the College; the Deans of the Col- For the entertainment of alumni Mr. Arthur Hill, who teaches at lings, Director of the Alumni Of- Jones was for fourteen years min- lege, Men, and Women; Student and people in town for Commence- Holland High, will give special les- fice. Completed plans will be made ister of the First Christian Church Council Officers, and a faculty rep- ment, a musical evening has been sons in instrumental music at the within the next few days. of Bloomington, Illinois, one of the resentative to the Student Council. scheduled for Monday, June 12, at college. There will be one hour The highlight of the events will most influential congregations in The Public Relations Committee 8:15 P.M. The recital will be held credit given for this class which 'be the Annual Dinner Meeting to the Middle West. will be composed of the Publicity in the Chapel and will feature will be held two days of each be held at 0:30 p.m., Tuesday, A member of the stuff of the Director, representatives from the senior students. Those on the pro- week. All those who are interested June 13, at the Temple Dining Detroit News for many years. Dr. Musical Organizations, Pallette gram are: Prudence Haskin, Or- should see Mr. Rider or Dr. De Hall. Alumni President, Wynand Jones represented that newspaper and Masque, the ANCHOR, De- a^an; Robert Hall, Violin; Calvin Graaf, who is director of summer Wichers, who will be the toastmas- ter at the Annual Banquet, has an- as foreign correspondent in ID'J.". bate and Oratory, UNESCO Work- Swart, Cornet; Mary De Vries and school. and 1935. His column entitled shop, IRC; two members from the Herb Ritsema, Piano; Paul Kran- nounced an excellent program. Dr. Wichers is past president of Hope "Successful Living" has appeared student body; two faculty mem- ?ndonk, Robert Kranendonk, Mar- daily on the editorial page of The bers; and a Student Council Rep- jorie Angus, Voice. These soloists College and has been active in the Officers Elected Alumni Association and the activi- Detroit News for some ten years. resentative. The Dining Hall Com- will repeat numbers which they ties of Hope College. Dr. Jones has spoken on many mittee will have as members the presented during their Senior re- At WAL Tea Also planned as an added event Supervisor of the Dining Halls; the citals. Rev. Edgar De Witt Jones Continued on Page 4. Last Thursday Gilmore Cottage this year will be a panel discussion Directors of Voorhees and Durfee Other musical activities during was decked out in timely style composed of representatives of the Dining Halls; Head Waiters from the week will be the Choir's sing- with Tulips and Lilacs, both around various alumni classes. The subject Voorhees, and Durfee; Faculty and ing at the Baccalaureate Service. the room and in bouquets on the for discussion is "Hope College, Student Council Representatives; They will sing "Praise to the tables set for the WAL tea. Dean Past, Present, and Future." P & M Banquets, Elects the Dean of Women; and two stu- Lord," Whitehead; and "Oh Glad- Reeverts and Mrs. French, the ad- I' Class reunions will be held on (Continued on page 4) some Light," Sullivan. visors of the board, were the host- June 13. The following schedule esses. Both the old and new mem- has been set up.' Class of 1900, Officers For Next Year bers were present. Jeanne Ver- Noon luncheon; 1905, Kletz in Mus- P & M held its annual banquet on May 24 at 6:30 in Temple beek is taking over the president's kegon; 1910, Luncheon, 1:00 P.M., Activity Changes Discussed office from Ruth De Graaf, and Warm Friend Tavern; 1915, Picnic, Lounge. The program included the senior farewell by Ann Dot Milne will pass the veep office Wednesday noon at Schoon's; 1920, Cousins, election of officers, President's speech by Marv over to Nancy Smith. Jeanine de Noon Luncheon, Gilmore Cottage; Mepyans, Acceptance speech by the new president, presenta- 4t Michigan Speech League Boer will be the new secretary in 1925, Noon Luncheon, American tion of guests by Mr. Edward Avison, presentation of awards the place vacated by Hilda Baker, On Saturday May 20 a meeting was held at East Lansing Legion Club; 1930, Tea, 4:00 P.M., by Mr. Avison, and slides by Mr. Clyde Geerling and Charles and Lynne Van Weelden will in- Third Reformed Church; 1935, on the Michigan State College Campus of the Michigan Inter- herit the financial problems of the Luncheon, 1:00 P.M., Macatawa Kelly. Barbara Woods was in charge of the program. collegiate Speech League. Most schools were represented. board from former treasurer Nor- Hotel; 1945, Luncheon at 1:30, Am- Officers elected for the coming Representing Hope were Dr. Wm. Schrier, Lambert Ponstein ma Hungerink. Joyce Brunsell will erican Legion Club. The plans for Faculty Dames year are as follows: Dave Karsten, and Donald Buteyn. The prupose of the meeting was to dis- be trying to make her part of the the class of '40 have not been an- President Bob Stoppels, Vice Pres- Mayday festivities as fine as Jayne cuss recommendations for changes in the conduct of extra- nounced. Further information may Will Give $500 ident; Barbara Woods, Secretary; Baker did this year in her duties be secured from the Alumni Office. Amy Silcox, Social Secretary; Ken curricular activities in the areas of debate, oratory, extem- as May Day chairman. The mem- For New Dorm Smouse, representative to student- poraneous speaking and group discussion. The suggestions bers present were Joan Ten Hove, faculty Public Relations Commit- made and agreed upon by two-thirds of the schools present Doris DeVette, Connie McConnell, Lubbers To Attend The Hope College Faculty Dames tee, and Business Manager, Hen- Joyce Post, Doris Adams, Dolores will be submitted as recommendations to the annual fall announced that it had cleared $708 drick Parson. Awards were also Freyling, Henrietta Weener, Nan- Prexys' Confab serving lunches in the lower din- given to those members deserving meeting of the league. cy Smith, Jeanne Toussaint, Jeanne Dr. Irwin J. Lubbers, President ing hall at the Temple building honors for their P & M work. Among the most important rec- Ver Beek, Gladys Keiser, Dot Mil- of Hope College, is planning to at- during Tulip Time. At least $500 Membership requires twenty-five ommendations made were that ne, Garbo Zeng, Ruth Thomson, tend the Presidents' Conference at of the amount will be given to points, Junior Honors, seventy-five mixed debate teams composed of a Big Opportunity! Mary Olert, Eleanor Robinson, Bar- Northern Baptist Assembly, Green Hope College for furnishing a room points, and Senior Honors, one man and woman be permitted and bara Bruins, Sue Roest, Edith Lake, Wisconsin.
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