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The Anchor H O P E COLLEGE. Holland. Michigan. F e b 27.1924
Volume XXXVI
- M. 0. L. SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 1
LAST S E R I E S O F D E B A T E S Hope Vs. Ypsilanti Hope Vs. Western S t a t e Normal
KNICKERS IN BIG TIME FRIDAY
Y. W. C. A. G I R L S L E A D Y. M. C. A. MEETING Girls Q u a r t e t t e is Added Attraction
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MASONIC TEMPLE SCENE OF GAIETY
The " Y " men appreciated very EMERSON IANS E N T E R much the message f r o m the Y. W. H O P E TO E N T E R T A I N T A I N CO-EDS! that was given to them by J a n e t AlThe Annual S t a g of the KnickerOTHER C O L L E G E S bers and Winifred Zwemer last Tuesbocker Society w a s held a t Hotel On F r i d a y last the Emersonians day evening. The f r a n k n e s s with Rowe Grand Rapids last F r i d a y night. The annual M. 0 . L. contests will which the talks were given on the entertained their co-ed friends in one F i f t y sons of the ruby and black attake place Friday, March 7. Hope subject, "The College Man in our of the cozy rooms of the Masonic tended and all were bubbling over will entertain the other colleges in Estimation," was very admirable. The Temple. F o r almost a half an hour with enthusiasm and the spirit of the state. The quests include Adrian, substance of the message was as fol- the room resounded with the singing good fellowship. The splendid repreAlbion, Alma, Kalamazoo, Olivet, lows. "College men are a p t to over- of college songs a f t e r which the presisentation of the Alumni recalled an Hillsdale, and Michigan State Normal. look some of the minor courtesies of dent, Clarence Lubbers, gave a most undying past and brought forward All indications point f o r w a r d to pood college life which are very essential hearty welcome to the f a i r visitors. A the increasing activity f o r the f u t u r e . delegations from each college. Arfor a true gentleman. Men of Hope literary program was rendered inA renewal of lasting friendships r a n g e m e n t s are already under way f o r are generally careful to observe the cluding musical selections by the and a "ne'er-to-be-forgotten" spread the reception and e n t e r t a i n m e n t of m a j o r principles of life, but some- society r.rchestra. Criticisms were was followed by an excellent program the guests. A faculty committee and times, they are a bit careless in re- made on each number. A f t e r the with John Ver Meulen as t o a s t m a s t e r . a student committee are working togard to certain of the minor elements program a get-together social hour Norman Vander H a r t toasted to gether on the local plans and proviof t r u e society. All of these little made new acquaintances possible. Washington. The toast to Alumni wBs sions. courtesies, such as; giving ladies pre- J u d g i n g f r o m the g r e a t enthusiasm of given by G a r r e t t Vander Borgh who All information has practically boon ference a t all times and m a t t e r s of the group the t r u e spirit of Hope was showed that the spirit of KnickerLight refreshments received resjarding orators in the personal appearance, are fully ap- predominant! bocker was growing in its range of s t a t e contest. Alma College will bo preciated by the girls and essential in were served in the course of the world-wide influence. A f t e r a piano represented by Miss Winifred Porter, the building of character and person- social hour. As the hours rapidly solo by Fred Olert, John De Ma igd prominent in forensics a t her college ality in which the college man should slipped away the worthy chaperon, toasted to Knickerbocker, pointing f o r two years, and Mr. Phil Lewis, be supreme. Smoking, although not through persuasive oratory, reminded out the responsibilities of the organiwho was a contestant in the M. 0 . L. Promiscious Concourse Holds Jubilee absolutely disastrous to character, is us of dormitory rules! However, varization. John VerMeulen delivered his last year. Hillsdale will be reprea dirty habit and h a s its bad effects. ous complications presented themInaugural and b r o u g h t vividly to the There collected, a t the hard-time sented by Miss Dorothy Hulce of La It is a wonderful t h i n g to see a man selves before an a d j o u r n m e n t was mind of his hearers the Knickerbocker p a r t y held by the Y. M. and Y. W. on Grange, 111., sophomore in college, and who h a s a definite purpose in life to- finally made! We all agree—Variety triangle of moral, social, and intelthe evening of F e b r u a r y 21st, the ^ Mr. Lee Butterfield of St. - Johns, ward which^ ho e x e r t s all his energy. is the Spice of Life! Mich., a jupior and very prominent most promiscious concourse of paup- lectual life. The concluding numbers Of course, all of us cannot decide ear0 in dramatics. Kalamazoo sends two ers, t r a m p s , antiques, and r a g b a g on the program were selections by ly in life j u s t w h a t our career is. to be, SOROSITES ENTERTAINED s t r o n g contestants in Miss Shirley patrons as ever assembled in Carnegie a quartette, consisting of James Ver but certainly we can all keep before us T h a t "there's no pleasure like meetPayne and Harold Beadle. The f o r m e r Gymnasium. Flounting their t a t t e r s Meulen, Franklin Hinkamp, Alvin high ideals around which we may Neevel, and Louis Reeverts"? Harvey was a s t a r Kalamazoo High School or displaying their shabby finery, mold our lives. Comradeship is a ing an old f r i e n d ; except, perhaps d e b a t e r f o r two years, a m e m b e r of cloth of flour bags, all defied poverty De Weerd's scintillating humor suc- g r e a t social benefit as exhibited by m a k i n g a new one," was exactly the ceeded the regular program. Kazoo's Women's debating team last and mocked the wolf a t the door. the men of Hope. May a g r e a t com- sentiment of every Sorosite as she in The general renewal of acquaintA f t e r paying the specified admisyear, and a participant in the M. 0 . L. radeship exist between all students of turn greeted an old Sigma sister or ance was well-mixed with songs and sion fee, the t r a m p s passed the grislast year, ranking third. The other Hope as we strive toward that g r e a t met a new one, last F r i d a y a t the shouts for college and society. Knickly Dr. Kinney a t the door, and encolleges have given us little informaaim of making 'Christ the King of our p a r t y given by t h e Sorosis Alumni erbocker spirit pervaded the hall and tered into the 'ifirst r e p r e s s i o n " tion concerning their orators. MichiCampus. K W This message was an in- Association. We were welcomed to gan S t a t e Normal will be represented game. At the sound of music every- the successful s t a g of 1924 shall re- spiration to the fellows because it the home of Sorosite Mary Lokker by Miss Eloise Ewell, Junior, and one marched in line before the judges main as a lasting impression on our came f r o m the h e a r t of their sister Tappin by Sorosite Irene Van Zanten, Mr. Ray Lock wood, Freshmen. The who gave the following decisions: college life. A true portrayal of its organization and was presented in president of the Association. There, Normal representative last year Fred Yonkman, first prize; Delia Van- effect can be summed up in the fol- such sincerity by J a n e t and Winifred. we were delightfully entertained by placed second in the Men's contest. der Kolk, second prize; and Abe Pot- lowing lines: The girl's q u a r t e t t e lent a certain Sorosite Nelle Meyer's piano solos. Knickerbocker is ever t r u e , ts, third prize. Olivet will bo represented by Miss spirit to the meeting that was ap- Sorosite Nelle Brusse set us into gales A most interesting f e a t u r e of the Knickerbocker will die or do, Flora Marvin and Robert Kemper. of laughter by her r e a d i n g of Friedpreciated by all. Knickerbocker f o r Orange and Blue. Adrian and Albion have not yol re- evening was given by Mr. McC-ormick, m a n ' s "Mendel Marantzs' HouseO ported. It will be recalled t h a t Al- the f a m o u s whistler. wife." ( A f t e r which we were all wellKAZOO N O R M A L S H A V E VIRTU! A f t e r the p r o g r a m was concluded, b on won first in the Women's contest versed in w h a t is money—wives— ALLY WON S T A T E T I T L E the paupers refreshed themselves last year and first in the Men's the work—woman—and p o v e r t y ) . It took two preceding y e a r s when Hope failed with penny' r e f r e s h m e n t s of lemon- Every Week H e Asks Four PerSorosite Mabelle Mulder's artistic Playing in a game t h a t virtually sonsPicked atRandom, A Question ade, cookies, and crackers. Then contralto voice to still. Then, we to cope the honors. decided the s t a t e intercollegiate Bjr A. J. Unf«r«m« yawning with the f a t i g u e of their Orators Announced f a i r l y split our sides while laughing champion, the Hope quintet was denight celebration, they disappeared The Hope orators are Miss Aernes again at a mock Sorosis meeting por; f e a t e d by the Kalamazoo Normal five Bu kema of Grand Rapids, and Mr into the darkness. trayed by our alumni. We quite agree THE QUESTION: 26—20. The g a m e was staged on the John Dethmers of Sheldon, Iowa. Both t h a t nothing is so good f o r one as to What is Hope Spirit? fine floor in the Normal gym, so are prominent on the campus. Miss see herself as others see her. But THE ANSWERS: Hope and Normal were both f a m i l i a r Bu 'k e m a is one of the best literary then, you know, they gave away a lot with the place. students in school. She is also foreof secrets about themselves too. Dick Holer, Prep. Dept. '0(>—True Hope trailed throughout the g r e a t e r most in religious activities, beinft P a r t n e r s f o r supper (which was deHope Spirit is first, last and foremost p a r t of the tilt, and although the v i c e - p r e s i d e n t of t h e Y. W . C. A. a n d licious f r o m its f r u i t salad to its Christian. We highly value her mental, Normal defense was working in persecretary of the Student Volunteer h e a r t shaped ice cream) were deterphysical and social spirit; but any fect unison, the Hope tossers used a Band. Dethmers has for two years L a s t Friday night all the "merry mined by drawing valentines f r o m a student who attended Hope must have short houncp p a s s very effectively been a varsity debater and is this F i a t e r s " gathered in F r a t e r n a l Hall box. Aren't we glad t h a t we have an realized a deeper and more wortha g a i n s t them in the first half. In the year president of his class. The to enjoy their annual Washington Alumni Association? Well I guess. while spirit t h a t builds more than second half, however, the Teachers ova tor 3 are progressing in " very Stag. • The walls of old F. S. r a n g promising manner under the training with merriment and laughter as they brain and brawn—A Christian Char- were more successful a t breaking up this peculiar style of play, and Hope partook of their festivities. When the acter. of Dr. Nykcvk. This spirit of developing Christian had to resort to other means of workIt is a p p a r e n t from this resume feast was over a fine p r o g r a m e - w a s character provides f o r an ideal career ing the ball under the loop. Hope t h a t the state contest will be unusual- enjoyed by all, and the toasts l a n g ly interesting this year. The contest clear with the "Old F r a t e r Spirit." in real service and leadership which missed many very easy shots under is becoming b e t t e r each year, f o r com- Then a f t e r a season of wit and humor has marked so many of her graduates the basket t h a t ordinarily should have petition f r o m every college is growing the m e r r y group disbanded, each one in every activity of life as above the gone in f o r counters. This f a c t comOn the evening of the 22nd of * bined with a poor ability to cage f r e e stronger. Hope has, however, faired feeling t h a t he had gained a deeper average. F e b r u a r y the Cosmopolitan Society throws accounted f o r the defeat of well in t h i l a s t decade. During a realization of t h a t motto. Friendheld its annual s t a g in the Woman's Bert Pennings, '22, Middle Class, Schouten's warriors. period of n'no years she has gained ship, Love, and T r u t h . " L i t e r a r y Club rooms. Since it was Seminary—Hope Spirit means a disOne notable f a c t is t h a t " R u d d y " p i , h t flr-ts. Seven of these were in tinct emphasis placed upon social use- Miller, the scoring ace of the Normal Washington's birthday it was quite a the Men's contest. Miss Tena Holkefulness and spiritual cultivation. As outfit, was so effectively guarding by novelty to have our meeting intruded ALUMNI N E W S boer, now a missionary in China, took I see it, the Hope Spirit is the com- the Hope defense throughout the tilt by an exact opposition of our g r e a t first honors in the women's contest a f o r e f a t h e r . Several of the alumni Two of Hope's Alumni figured in bination of these two things. The t h a t he failed to toss in a single field few years ago. The men who won the were present and together we enjoyspirit of the campus aims to place s l a t e contest were C, Wierenga at the basket ball games F r i d a y u i ^ t ed a real rousing time. A f t e r we had God and humanity before all other (Continued on Ptge S) present missionary in India, Geo at Carnegie Gym. Leo Te Paske '23, renewed our acquaintances we sat things in importance, and emphasizes Steinenger, minister :n the east, Ir- better known as "Pockets", who is personal responsibility in relation to it is the embodiment of our high down f o r a sumptions dinner. I t was win Lubbrs, member Hope College working in Grand Rapids this year, them. The t r u e Hope Spirit teaches idealism, an expression of youthful a miVacle indeed t h a t no ill results Faculty. Walter Scholten, minister in played with the Bethany's f r o m that have been recorded a f t e r such an imthe individual t h a t he is a small unit enthusiasm. ,4 the east, Roscoe Giles, minister, Har- city i n the preliminary game. Peter I t identifies Hope men f r o m others mense spread prepared by the Trinity in a whole unity, with a distinct rery H a g e r , senior in the Western Theo- Prins '20, refereed the Hope, Insponsibility to this unity and his God. as it admits of accepting d e f e a t and Church ladies. logical Seminary, and Simon Heem- dianapolis " Y " game. The p r o g r a m was arranged in Social usefulness and spiritual cul- victory with same grace; f o r t u n e and s t r a . senior in Hope College. Latin, representing Joshua by the J o a n n a Van Der Spek '23, who is t u r e characterize the Hope Spirit, and misfortune with equanimity. The contest on March 7 will be heir To all actions, however boisterous, first l e t t e r s of the toasts. The idea the individual who h a s imbibed this in Carnegie gymnasium. The women s working in New York City in the inspirit most thoroughly represents the it adds a touch of T e s p i r i t de corp," was conceived f r o m Benjamin F r a n k will take place a t 2 o'clock in the af- terest of the Student Volunteer making them seem but symbols of Jin, who once toasted to America, the Hope Spirit most truly. ternoon and the men's at 7:30 in the Movement, attended the convention a t youthful vivacity, and healthy buoy- "Joshua of the N a t i o n s " who comevening. Results of both contests will a f e w days in Chicago a t the home manded sun and moon to stand still, Harvey De Weerd, '24.—Hope spir- ancy. of Swantina De Jonge '23. be announced in the evening. The last series of s t a t e debates will lake place F r i d a y evening The a f firmative team travels to Ypsilanti where it will meet the Michigan S t a t e Normal negative team. The negative team will meet the Western S t a t e Normal team on the home p l a t f o r m . The l a t t e r was victorious in the first series of debates. Our t e a m s have worked hard since their last contest. Speeches have been remodeled, delivery has been improved, and the team work is much better. The chances for the second debates are much better and both teams will make a s t r o n g bid for victory.
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night. Their opponents are sleepiness •and •••w fatigue, with Willi criticism Hli«IVJr)|ll dogging every step and stabbing its dagger tongue at their misplays. Their cheer leader is the ticking of the clock, and their band the rattling of the milk bottles in the early morning. But, nevertheless. The Anchor comes out on time and the college has no need to be ashamed of it. For those who make it possible, is not a little more appreciation merited from the student body? Although they have the kind of college spirit which is content to work in the dark, with no bands playing or flags waving, still they are not insensible to the approval of their fellow students. How about showing a little appreciation of their year-round service—perhaps by a helping hand when the occasion arises? Back up the scribes as well as the teams. All are working for Hope.
ANCIENT HISTORICAL HEROES Julius Caesar A BRIEF INAUGURAL
Rt fcreo by a few months in the l i m e l i g h t n p A- m p u ^ d a d t d r n n n c c ' : L t ' 0 Grapefruit, Oral Corand then a rest, but for nine months OIL wnworArlltx respondence School. Il'^y are on the job. The football P O N D E N T with the Heath plan Umpire: John Bunion, Sparrow player hangs up his moleskins as the a n d e a m a g o o d i n c o r n e w h i f e l e a r n . Agriculture University. Thanksgiving turkey gives up the # . . . . In the preliminary the Van Vleck ghost; the basketball player serves a we show you how; begin actual Mongrels easily defeated the Voorlike term; and so on—each sport has work at once; all or spare time; ex- bees Fairies by an overwhelming its brief hour of glory and then a Walter i e n c c u n n e c c c 8 8 a r y . n o c a n v a s s . majority, score being 9 to 8. long vacation. But those who wield Toughgarden and Pedro Von Ess the pen work all year round. And for ing; send for particulars. s t a r r e d f o r the Mongrels and for the them no bands play or cheer leaders Newswriters Training Bureau, Fairies, Flimsy . Beyers and Rosy
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Julius Caesar, brave and true, Stood alone upon the bank; The waters of the river In whirling sips, he drank. " 0 ! friends, my countrymen! All I have is thine, From my horses to my armor. Even to my Adeline." Then in misery, he lamented, 0 ! the tears, the tears. How they fell, so contented, After many pent-up years. Then, in agony, he bursted From his saddened state; Drew his scabbard from his sheath. And thrust it through his pate. 0 ! what a fall my countrymen. When Caesar died a death; And now we chant in cadence, "Poor Caesar, lost his breath."
• They say the best way to spread Fellow Students and Faculty: news is to telegraph, telephone or The recent task placed upon me is tell-a-woman. Tell me and I'll put it a grevious one and I fear will be in the paper. greviously answered. I feel as tho I'm beating Atlas out of his job. My 11II llll 11 llll Ml II ill III III Ml Hill I MM 11111111111111111111111111111,(1 glasses shudder with trembling and fear. My antispastic refuses to funcI I tion. My mental compass is in a surging uproar. Hairs of worry prosper on my brow. Despite my tears and fears, I announce the arrival of Bill's Bunk. By means of it 1 expect to shoot off every other week. (I promise to use only blanks). At times it may please, at times it may do otherwise. Criticisms and suggestions I expect. Do not f e a r to inform T H I S T R A D E MARK me of either. I shall endeavor constantly to produce smiles, laughs, and —o— Represents a giggles. I shall visit all Sewing SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Circles, Aid Societies and the Dorm Fellows kept Kay busy. Printing establishment for first-hand information. My best Ever on her heel; devoted to t h e is all I can offer. In all serious sin- She nearly got dizzy. designing and cerity, Eating little meal. Printing of high At your service, De Young sent her flowers, Class. Willie Gee Maat, '27. To express his thought: P. S. Upon recommendation of the • • v- Now, dates for him like showers— j Steketee-Van Huis Ptg. House j a ' ^ ^ ' * i a v e secured Mr. A miracle is wrought. § Compute Service ^ 7 c o n t r i b u t e r to the Unpopular —o— Mechanics . as special censor. nollud. Mich. \ BALANCED RATION FOR WEEK- m| 9 Eist 10th St. —o— END READING S Z HIGH CHEEK BONES HAVE 0M ' MMMM I MMMMMMMMMMM I/ MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMQ I CLOSE SHAVE Eternally Sour—I. B. A. Lemon.
With the advent of the new Anchor staff there must be a great deal of curiosity among its readers as to what kind of paper the new staff will put out. Of course, the most logical and satisfactory answer to such a question would be, "Wait and see." Still we do not like to see curiosity Eczema Shines altogether unrelieved, and, accordingly, will state, at least in regard to a . . l,uintet few points, how the '24.'25 staff will representing try to conduct this paper. , Cheek Bones nosed out of a w , n 0,1 t h p In the first place, we regard it as f ? ^ . in a 3 1 slx years a g 0 wHen the essential to bear in mind continuously y s a c k e ( 1 UI) that the Anchor is the organ of the f against the Assorted Bern S 6 v s ors student body and is to be used always f ' ' ^ P ^ s e n t e d a whirlInd defense T i m e af in their interests and not the attain^ t e r time the sorte( en ment of any private or personal ends, ^ | ^ ' t e s crashed through for g a i n s but the To quote the ex-editor: "It ought to . y f a i l e d t o garner points be not only a reporter of news, but - H u r t l e b e r r y displayed unusual ta ent also a guider of public opinion and a ^ dribbling with his chin down le e n r e moulder of policies." Further, as it ^ ^ floor, having had experience as a floorwalker. Huckleberry is largely responsible f o r the judgcreated much sensation when he ment passed upon Hope by other inpunted fourteen rods for a basket. He LIBRARY ETIQUETTE stitutions, it should express the stuwas put out for fouling although he dent mind and represent the student spirit. In order to do this, however, it It is not frequent that Hope stu^ e n * e ^ M p p i n g Asthma with a must be put out not by one person, qr dents deserve criticism through lack *>um• f101* the visitors a dozen persons, but by the united of courtesy. There are, however, ex- ^ e z e m a shone, looping the loop constudent body, thru the staff. In oth- istent a few thoughtless gaps in local t i n u a l l y - Asthma played an exceper words our idea is that the rest of student conduct adequately large to t l o n a ^ y ^ n e game. His guarding was the student body is as much respon- merit attention. We refer to ob- s u P e i , b - during the time St. Vitus sible for the character of the Anchor servance of library rules and the pracshowed wonderful jumping abilit as is the staff. This does not mean tice of reading room etiquette in geny - Gooseberry proved good when that a student read the paper, write eral. h® replaced Whortleberry at the midan article when occasionally asked to As a small college we are distinctly ^ quarter. do so. It means simply t h a t everyone fortunate in having access to two The visitors held the lead throughou freely at all times express his candid libraries—our own and that of the t three halves and were seldom opinion on every subject that is of city. Without this double privilege threatened. The game was somewhat general interest to the college. It opportunity for even the requisite delayed when Adenoids dropped his means that constructive criticism is reference would be signally impaired., glass eyes and Cranberry had his not only a priviledge but a duty. It although the need of courteous and broken leg set. The congregation means that "knocking" is an un- careful conduct as regards both is showed fine spirit and excellent lung pardonable sin. homogeneous, in the latter, because of capacity. Cheerleaders Valley and The year we have just passed thru its more public nature, it should be Ravine, worked in unison like the has been a very successful one. The especially emphasized. original cement mixers. Referee one we are facing promises to be still The privileges of a library are two Grapefruit and Umpire Bunion workmore so. The only way we can come —use of the'reading and the drawing ed very efficiently. The game cornthru it successfully is by united ef- of books. The need for quiet in the mencod at the beginning and closed at fort. The new staff stands ready to reading room is self evident. Rela- I he finish. do their share, and with the solid live to the drawing of hooks, rememLine-up: backing of the student body, await her that the librarian cannot know Eczema F ilurtlebevry with confidence what the future holds the place of every book. If your book Tonsilitis F • Cranberry for them. is at all unusual, look its number up Erysipelas C Huckleberry 0 1 — in the index and save her the trouble. Asthma ' G Raspberry THE UNSEEN WORKERS Determine beforehand what you want. Adenoide G Whortleberry Do not ask for a book of European We have written eulogies to our History if you wish one of a certain Substitutions. Catar rh for football heroes and are now glorify- period. Tonsilitis; St. Vitus for i ing our court warriors. In the inThe situation can be remedied by 'ysipe as. Gooseberry for Whortleterval before the referee's whistle we the application of that cure which is e i r ' V ' Strawberry for Hurtleberry. will say a few words for the staff almost a panacea—a little thought. Bushel Baskets: who made possible the weekly "good Remember that privileges and duties Eczema 18, Erysipelas 9, Huckleevening" of The Anchor. are correlatives of each other, op- berry 8, Whortleberry 8, Asthma 4, They work the year round. No posite faces of the same coin. Cranberry 3, Raspberry 1. (No foul strenuous training period—followed ^ shots made.)
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Mildred Temple, '23, has broken her a r m and will carry it in a sling for the next four months. Orange biossoms and a sling will make quite an effective combination next June!
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Glenna Wasson, '21, expects • to come from Fairview, Illinois, to attend the Sorosis banquet this week22 Van Vleck Hall end. This is the last banquet she expects to attend as Glenna Wasson! —o— Some out-of-town guests who will G]"IMMIMMUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMIMMMMM>Q be "among;' thos* present" at the Sorosis bartquet ^Saturday will*be: Ruth Pellegrom, 23; Clara Yntema, 'IC; Helen Smith, '22; Lucille Heemstra, '21; Ruth Smallegan, '25; and Genuine Coty's L'Origm Ward De Young, '22. Compact —o—... Quite an epidemic of bobbing hair It'sN ew. S e e it a t is affecting our alumnae. Among the latest victims are: Mrs. Marguerite Meyer Prins, Mrs. Eva Leenhouts Pelgrim, Mrs. Gertrude Keppel Van Den Broek, "Babe" Van Fatten, and I "It Pays to Trade tt The HoW 1 Mrs. Otto Van De Velde, of Detroit. 0 •""""••MMIMIIMIIIIIlMIIIIIMIMIMIMIIIIIIIMIIIMIMIIIIIIHlg)
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The 1924 Milestone promises to exeel all previous production. Some of the material .has already gone to the engravers and the proof looks very promising. —o— The Oogle-Oogle Club of Van Vleck hall held its first official meeting last week. Eliot Wier and Jack Soter were initiated. The nature of this organization has not yet been determined, being probably the only one of its kind in captivity.
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goal, for the first time in his eight years of high school and college playing. J. VAN RY, 331 College Avenue With the Orange and Blue defeated, the Hilltoppers can practically lay claim to state championship honors. QtiiiMiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiMiiiMiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiMiikiiiiiliiniiiQ They have not lost a game to *a DISEASES OF THE Michigan five this season, and have EYE, EAR, NOSE tackled the strongest that could he and THROAT > : , scheduled, and have also met the best 22 West 8th Street, Above Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois have to ofWoolwortb'i 6 and 10 Cent f e r with the same sensational success. Stovs 0 . Johnson was the outstanding Office Houri— star of the game garnering five field 9 to 11 A. M goals, while Yonkman and Ottipoby 2 to 6 P. M. each found the basket for three from - Sat. 7 to 9 P. M. the field. Irving only caged one, and Resharpened the remaining six points were the D R . A. L E E N H O U T S All makes. meagre result of sixteen attempts at Citz. Phone 1208 the loop via the foul route.
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There are two ways of going through university, and they are quite distinct, from one another. The first way is to go through for the sake of the knowledge that is to be gained, and the second is to go for some knowledge and a little of that very intangible thing that leaves a man J O H N B. VANDER PLOEG, M g r . broadened and stamps him as having Store—Cor. 8th St. & College Ave. Flower-phone 5345 "education". At the first glance it would seem that the only difference Office & Grftenhouses, 275-281 E. i6th st. " 2652 between these two is that the second is the first with something added. "OUR BUSINESS IS G R O W I N G " This is not the. case. If a student is going to take part in college activities 4..-.. Q outside the realm of his studies, his studies are bound to suffer to some extent. What he gains from his activities is somewhat offset by what he loses in academic work. When a student enters into as many things as his studies will allow he is gaining exIncense, 15 odors, you will find perience that in after liff will aid him Incense burneis, novelties of every kind, no matter what his work. lie learns Budda, Ha/.ira, Queen of Sheba; how to mix, how to play the game, how to stand, it may be, a sudden Lilac. Balsam, Sandalwood popularity without losing his head Rose, Geranium, Cinnamon, Wisteria; and finally, he gets to know the real meaning of responsibility. All the odors of the woods. This last is something that cannot See our Window. The fiicst Stock yon ever saw. be picked up by the man who uses books alone. It is true he feels that a certain duty is owed to himself and to his professor but how does he feel towards his fellows? Does he recogWhere It's a Pleasure to Trade nize that he ow^3 something to them 1110 also? He should. If there is anything a student can do that will help those who are sharing the university with him it is up to him to do that thing. And there is something for all to do. If a man plays a game, if he is on his class executive, if he is a member of college club of any kind he is taking part. We are thankful 33 Years of Satisfactory Service that there are few students at McGill that "don't take part," but there are some, and there are others who are not doing their full share. Ar^ you one ? If you are. climb out of th 39 EAST EIGHTH STREET rut and be a credit to your university. —McGill Daily.
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A tilt t h a t proved unusually interesting to Hopeites, was the one staged last week between the Holland .j,., Furnaces, and the New York Nationals. The latter five is a team made up of former college stars, and for several years back they have played Hope quintets. They play the eastern style of basketball, which baffles nearly all western teams, and the Hope squad was no exception, although they were nosed out of victories by the narrowest of margins. The Western Normal Five which lias twice defeated Hope this season is bidding for the state championship of Michigan, not excepting the strong University of Michigan quintet. They base their claim on the f a c t t h a t they have defeated the strongest teams in the stale, and have defeated t e a m s t h a t have met the University squad by larger scores than t h e Ann Arbor five was able to roll up. They, however, defeated Hope a f t e r gruelling struggles, and both times the score was in doubt until the final whistle sounded.
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There is a strong feeling among the followers of both t e a m s t h a t the Holland Furnace Five should be matched against the Hope quintet before the season ends. This would be a tilt well worth seeing, as the Furnace quint has several Hope and Kazoo college s t a r s in its line-up. Prins, De Jonge, Hinga, Vroege, and "Doc" Heasley, captain of the , 22- , 23 Mich. Aggie five, are stellar performers on this team which meets the strongest midwest professional teams.
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The quintet representing Valparsio University, which defeated • the Orange and Blue last week, had run up a record of fifteen s t r a i g h t games won and none lost, the best record established this year in Indiana. Hope has another chance a t them, and all the students should be there to help break their winning streak. The game is to be pulled off on March 5.
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Class basket-ball is in full sway. A f t e r weeks of practice the teams arc playing in the elimination tournament. So J a r only three games* have been played." The Juniors defeated the Sophs. 11—5, while the Frosh tjave the dignified Seniors a muchneeded trouncing, 21—14. The Juniors, who have won the class championship for the past two years, were given a scare when they r a n up against the first year men. The Freshmen lead 8—5 at the end of the half, and would have taken the game, had they not committed so many personal fouls, allowing the champs to throw in the necessary pointers to t a k e the tilt with a 15—12 score.
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