Calvin College - Prism Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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A I 1 L- PRISM 1985 CALVIN COLLEGE Grand Rapids, Michigan 0 We come from many places, join in one stream to form a student body, and sowe enter Calvin College. ....-.II .sr- S. y 'A-f,4 a-. 'fT?3a.3 5' c A ,i X 'QU 3 - -he . F -Y , ':: W H, A--53:4 . tn , , L -gr: ' M V 1 1 D - 25.1 A .- Jffffii N n 4 X- ' 'WY NN N .fix - 'NW .f , liz' eil.. A Q .5 338 xg Q ,E So we begin another dimension of our journey through life We growp we mature emotionally, physically, and spiritually. M 'fzfm - 1 r' y . ,- . . , J ,I ,3-' Hui. A T'-P '-. '3'T1lr.'-' A .- ,--. -Y-.L rw- 'flax 1- .vi ,Nz-'tix : .,,p.,.-'.. 6 0 N f ,. nl -x . ,, .-'S-'. t x x 1 PI . V . i 4' fu. J' A 'gl --2.5 wi .... X. 'xi ff' 'A , xg, y will EA x x fi E ff' 1- Y - as L Ax.. xx 1' . fini- . Qxbdgy Q x..a K Q Xxx xf. '! gb fQ,':'g x f .C+ , a t ra-,.'7'1T-sg .5 r:-'Q l 'g X 50 2:55-1:- Sf 'fa , Rf' l -if?-X tb may X - 5: :Q W I N E 4' '4 N.- 4 4 'J 'Xl' ' hr ll ll , K. T. , , .6 .Qs JW L M? +fmwf,J rr . 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Distelberg, Director of Development A. 1 r 1 ,M I , e .-Q.-x ., V, ,Q Ax, 'www- -1 F S X-.-wilt' XL W Hubers Director of Scholarship and Fmancnal And . 21 li 1 - A -fx, 4 'Sian 5. QL, - 'F r i ii M. Strikwerda, Director of Teacher Certification is 'bp L.- 'i ,, 1, ,. E. Van Vugt, Registrar C. Strikwerda, Director of Academic Advising J. De Boer, Dean of Women ,,,...i3--1-NY.-N, ,nw nl,ua7ul-.1 4... 4. , ' u- ...l-I1-11,1-.7 ffl' I' 7' 'nl yr-u muh 5-.1 tw! If dnl 'Joi- IQ au.:4-,- fl..-xy-vu fl? fl D. Boender, Dean of Men - .af . ,.f. W. Stob, Dean of Student Life ...2 ' -1 - Ninth., 4 W I 23 -si fi Chaplain Pekelcler .ii , Chaplain Cooper N l v I 5 l pg Broene Counseling Center Warren Boer -L ASP I ,ak- Fronl: R. Stegeman, J. Heerspink, M, Miner. Back: E. Greydanus, C, Van Eerden, B. Morrison, P. Sanders, C. Douma. Library g 'Y J Front: C. Bolt, M. Monsma, S, Lambers. Back: J. Duyst, B. Sluiterk P. De Klerk. 26 , W Y -v Hi i 'S 3 r !. .4 . f' f,- . -- ,AAA fx Seated: E. Boeve. Standing: V. Bullock, C, Ovevoorde, H. Bonzelaar, C. Young, R. Jensen. Backn M. Bolt, A. Gre1danusvProbes, C. Huisman. -- WV, rs N-.K Biology o YA I I ...gay ' XX' fi- Q f 'E' -I J i .X iii' K - ., . S 1 XX, ... xt A: I l : h S:-M.:k ,Q 3 A :rx 'lx Front: R. Van Dragt, G. Van Ham, A. Gebben, A. Bratt, B. Klooster, B. Tenbroek, J. Beebe, R. Nyhof, P, Tigchelaar. Back: U. Zylstra, H. Bouma. 28 1 G. Harris, R. Otten, K. Bran, R. Wevers. Qikk ji! .. .9 ELSE - . ,.-item , is . 325: sys Y 5 Srggif' V h . F -Al f? 7 if X: :Q T ' . Classics Chemistry tv: -DQ at '1 R. De Kock, A. Leegwater, W. Van Doorne, K. Piers, R. Blankespoor, T. Zwier, L. Louters 1 ...- F :N Xx i, f :Ni !ffM' 610 SN D. Holquist, A. Noteboom, E. Boeve, Q. Schultze, J. Korf, M, Vande Gutche. CAS Economics and Business 1 N -1 g'Qxr ' Ln.. Front: J. Mellema, E, VanDerHeide, K. Kuipers, J. Brothers, D. Pruis. Back: G. Monsma, L. DeLange, R. Slager, D. House, J. Dodge E. Beversluis, J. Tiemstra, R. Hoksbergen, E. Dykema, D. Rietberg. 32 I ZTHQ' U.U.ULLQilLM.LlLiJAMh.l1u4z I Au. --1 14g:1,,,,, ,.L.4.-.... ...,.-... -A ---- ---f------- - Kw- ! Education X 44.5.2 Front: C. Kaas, C, Mulder, P. Lucasse, L. Stegink, D. Oppewal. Back: J, Wiersma, B. Bosma, T. Hoeksema, P. DeBoer W. Hendriks. I s I Q I J. Bosscher, D. Medema, M. Vander Wal, R, Hoeksema, L. Van Poolen Engineering hun f L English .gr x' . .5 .Q 1 . 5 x Front: J. Walhout, C. Otten, K. Kuiper, E. Ericson, D. Hettinga. Back: J. Vandenbosch, S, Van Der Weele, J. Tim, merman, P. Oppewall, C. Walhout, M. Walters, S, Wiersma, G. Harper, W. Vande Kopple. xx X X X A--L X 36 French -5 - I' K Seated: A. Otten, B. Carvill, Standing: CM. Baldwin, C. Gallouet-Schutter, E. Monsma. Wf -, Dutch Q THL NETHLHI D-FJ!'ti M. Bakker, I. Konyndyk. E 556. env is X Q P' hp fr?- J! W. Bratt. M, Buteyn-Kromminga, J. Lamse, H. Hegewald J. Clark, C. Menninga, D. Young, H. Aay. .21-ggtwl' N I 4 Geolo S my XX gc Xgxx MEX SY-N' X xi N -qkxw N X NH.. X xQ -N NX xv X KX x X K' X xbqf-g xx :gm ...Q Xa Q W K BX xxx vxvq- S ..- P-a x ln Histor Q J x ' x T .Y qg. vif+:,f'N P .. , if X 'f lwwfif .., X 1 -ilk P' N Sv! J. Van Kley, D. Diephouse, G. Marsden, E. Van Kley, H. Rienstra, S. Greydanus, B. DeVries, H. Ippel, R. Wells, D. Miller, S. Pikaart, R. Bolt Front: H. Slenk. C. Kaiser. G. Hulzenga. B. Sluiter. J. Hamersma. Standing: J. Worst. D. Topp, D. De Young. M. Mustert. C Stapert 4.1ci. hav- '?'?7Ql:7?f' , IQ. K T' ' ' if--' . fi?f'?E'i'.v' W f s-N ' wi-vm 0r':'W4::a-sir' 1 ?H'-1:-wt9f fr::-. . ff -' .flnf ' ' fzvlgfa s'f'ifZ1fvF.'I?: :ifs?,'f, LR.f'e 7 V ' V M . , , ' -A - .-ii... ,2E'il5-1f?f'?'f'fL-N 2 ' ' . H - ,-: ff-f 'Z-:'4lS-Li'1Q . ' --'fi' -1 '11j Q' f ., -- ' 'Lllfx - Q ' ,,.- :- -cr , -- 'ff ,Y W.. - .Y n Y f- 1-.,..,-,, '.-,. , '-,lf -' Q-up af f- f 'L 'rn-nnywl Qu.. . ' -', ? g A v ,V ' --- .X - x 'fi - r 4 V W -iii . .V Vg-figig 1 .. -i Y Af - pf- . v Q- , . YJ X -4 .5 4 Music ,.1-- Math and Computer Science C,-W xx F 'X lf Front: G. Van Zwalenberg, T. Jager, J. Wamers, J. Kuipers, D. Wolthius, P. Zwier. Back: G. Klaasen, D. Laverell, P. Prins, P. Boonstra, C. Sinke, G. Talsma, M Houseman, L. Nyhoff, M. Stob, V, Nyhoff. . 'i'l fflfi ff f I 1 if 1 F .Q 9. . f All ursing ?' xff' Seated: C. Danford, C. Kielmen, M, Doornbos, T. Mansen. Standingt L. Burden, B. Timmermans, L. Systsma, E. Moore, M. Vander Veen, B, Gordon, D. Rubingh. 42 I Philosoph v Seated: C. Orlebeke, R. Mouw, N. Wolterstorff. Standing: D. Ratzch, K Konyndyk, S, Wykstra, L, Hardy, J. Cooper. lg- . . ' F gh , Qs .1-1 -'1 fi.,-.. 314 Front: R. De Vries, J. De Borst. Back: J. Penning, C. Strikwerda, C. Smidt. C v if '1 ,ar-s Q' sm., ii a Political Science E . Physical Education . ,ff .. , Sd N S ...JZ- if . Q AAS. ' '95 fc ',v 'f,- N5 5 Em . Ni. E E - QPR' sg- ., . ' . N 1 ' :gf 1 ' ' jx X ' , 95 ij . 51.9 .- , . be-: fi 15 ' fd 5. .S , -. ' ' , 5 , x Y X . . : in-lf ,- Front: E. Driesenga, M. Zuidema, G. Van Andel. Middle: D. Vroon, N. Van Noord, D. Zuidema, K. Wolters, D. Douma, R. Honderd. Back: J. Pettinga, D. Tuuk, J. Timmer. wwf Q fl. 1 ' 'W YJ R. Griffioen, J. Ten Cate, D. Van Baak, A. Kromminga, S, Haan. rib' az? Physics 2- ,-1 Psycholog Q61 wil. is pf' 'Q ' Front: M. Vander Goot, M. Bolt, G, Weaver, W. Joosse, R, Terborg. Back: S. Stehouwer, W. Sanderson, R Stouwie, A Reynolds, J. Brink. pg Religion and Theology ,Nj . 5 . - 1 rib? .y Q. ll C. Vos, R. Van Leeuwen, L. Sweetman, W. DeBoer, L.Vos, D. Cloete, T. Wolthius, D.Schuurman, H. Vander Goot, G. Spykman, H. Hoeks, P. Holtrop. 1- 3.-. Sociology and Social Work L ' 1 Nl vkafx: ' QA E ,w Q , . , .. ,,.,, x f'si ,LL D. Smalligan, R. Rice, T. Rottman, H. Holstege, G. DeBlaey, D. Wilson, J. White. N, 49 Spanish Front: M. Boelema, B. Class, S. Kallemeyn. Back: M. Bierling, Y. Byam, D. Lunar, E. Cortina. IWHQ ilu' -:r - 1 N xxx x-: Q' X X. Q l N vb Y L.-. ln...-J' Familiar Faces E315 vu. 52 -4 ,pm , ,,N 'C X42 'Y Student Organizations Student Senate Joel Zuidema, Julie Youngsma, Dan Holtrop, Larry Hoezee, Craig Knot, Scott Grit,Ken Erffmeyer, Bill Vander Meulen, Keith Mannes, Alicia Jager, Dave Schaap,Dave Berghuis, John De Vries, Elske Horchner, Glenn Bruxvoort, Hamid Mohammadzadeh, Jenna De Vries, Howard Vroon. Not Pictured: Gina Dela Torre, Tara De Vries, Jim Lawson. Often, a large percentage of Calvin students have a fuzzy perception of Student Senate. This is because our goals tend to be abstract. For, above all, we seek to be an avenue for growth, and measuring growth is difficult. Also, it is difficult to see evidence of Senate working toward growth when we struggle with what might at first seem to be small matters. Through even the small matters, however, we - this year's elected representatives - tried to be dedicated, energetic, and sincere in working to facilitate growth on Calvin's campus. The Finance Committee, in the capable hands of its chairman Dave Schaap, provided Senate with clear budget proposals for funding the twenty- three student organizations that Senate is proud to be able to help function ef- fectively. Dave, who finishes his second year as Finance Chairman this year, has steadily and conscientiously improved the budget processes, which will aid Senate for many years to come. Bill Vander Meulen worked not only to fill the approximate 125 committee positions on campus, but also formulated a proposal which cast into stone deadlines for the completion of the committee selection process, ensuring that the process will run more smoothly and efficiently in the future. He also worked to introduce a class in Christian Leadership to Calvin's curriculum. One distinction of this year's Senators was their constant pushing to upgrade Senate's contact with the student body. Joel Zuidema tried to im- prove Senate's contact with dorm leadership by being available for the Presi- dent's Council meetings. Senate also worked with dorm presidents to bring together all faculty, administrators, and full-time employees of Calvin in a candlelight Christmas Carol Sing on the Commons Lawn. The Public Rela- tions Committee, chaired by Tara DeVries, strove to tap into the potential of our community by working to bring faculty and students to open avenues for growth. All of these activities, and more, show evidence of an energetic, ag- gressive, and sensitive group of Christians seeking to make Calvin a better place. Keith Mannes, Student Body President 'Q -1.1 1... 'z:f-rv-1- 4 X'uX XX -AK.. , 5:3- Ab 4 vi ' f Y 5 fm M A-'yw-1' fl I rw- f:7j41. f2 j ' fp , A , VL ,1f9,, I, fa y . . 1 YU. 2 I Q, 1- 1 V 2' 'S' n 'f 'H 'v- 9' I . wx .. X x X ,vfnfm j w. -wk ' -:,. ...U ,Ja I I 1 I Knollcrest Band Calvin Band Collegium f-.-'L -14:- 15.551, 2 24 P. Bryant, K. Jipping, J. Ritzler, T. Stuursma, M. Tangen, C. Ritsema, D. Cooper, W. Stob. f . . ., ,,...,.5.x,, ,gn , , . ,. H, -I . 2. F . , V . , y 7 f . f 'T 4 ' i CRAC Harambe Jahard has been, in the past, an organization for the minority students on Calvin's campus. lts purpose is to serve as an outlet for minority students of different, races, creeds, and backgrounds. lt also seeks to provide a setting in which these students can integrate their backgrounds and cultures into the Calvin community. Within the last year, Harambe Jahard has become more than merely an organization by the minority for the minority. lt also seeks to improve attitudes and relations between minority students and the majority--who at Calvin are Christian Reformed students of Dutch heritage. Harambe Jahard seeks to promote a process of assimilation, not in the sense that we melt into one group who shares the same thoughts and culture, but in that we walk together as individuals who make up the Calvin community. Syrtraina Gause lillll -. l T Harambe Jahard L T - i . 31' FJ , 'Q t Back: Carole Korfker, Shelli Sybesma, James Van Der Voort, Sara Burnes, Patti Steenstra, Elaine McBurney, Aart Boterenbrood, All Doom, Cynthia Stob. Middleulonathan Kloosterman, Mary Kamp, Mark DeHaan, Marie Brinks. Seated: Anne Robinson, Francine Buis, Marijo Van Dyken, Mary Jipping, E V-F fuk' 'l ...f' M- -.lL,.l li C' LLEGE VOl.LiNTEEf Volunteer x. 'L ' my 5 n - , The Student Volunteer Service lSVSl is celebrating its twentieth year of Christian service to the Grand Rapids community this year. lt began as a tutoring service to nearby elementary schools and has grown into a complex social organization committed to serving people of all ages and backgrounds. Approximately 300 students volunteer a valuable three hours per week while nearly one hundred others participate in seasonal special projects such as the Thankgsgiving Basket Drive and Special Olympics Volunteers give different reasons for joining SVS, but, whatever their motivation, SVS is the arm of Calvin College, reaching out to those who are reaching out in need. We, by our example, spread the joy of God's giving to a needy world. We have a strong tradition behing us and, with God's help, a strong tradition ahead. 61 ZSzK Hgn Student Affairs L 2. .pf Nw A x 4 --q-. L We . I N Y' ' ' Qi Y. .Ev 1 'f' if QF N Intervarsity cnt: D. Cooper, J. Haan, S. Hoeze, J. DeVries, J. Youngsma, E. Horchner, R. Kool, B Pekelder, T. Ozinga,Back: B. Smith, R Doornbos, Jipping, K. Van Haitsema, N5 i x ,Nfl ww ing. f::, w V pl fs: 1 'Q i A 3,4641 L ai rf pk I- ' 422 KWSC r X . 1' . L J J Dance Guild Z' 67 Women's Chorus r IN fl Orchestra I -i 4 -, '-irq' .8 u ' 513- is Y' 31 2- Q '4 H 'M 4811 J .15 I., Sir-A ,hp 54' 51 , gg Capella 'x-A .A 7' 3 x m. 'PW' . H . Qww C Q if 1' 3 i'fav.fj , 'Q' Concert Candids 71 Oratorio 4- fd-A' ..,.,..-- v' A 5 - . 72 Their Own Degage SDIQIT N 3. vi-f 'llv+y 'Nun R S.-Ll iE .DRS l 74 i 'Q K -.5 . f, --L. .4 CAPA 25 ' 'f w ig -5 f l gg: -',,'A. -553' X'.A --,ik-Hg.N..B,.'fi.'1 ,:Q.:j3: . X10 , --..l... TCP0f'?,? .7 fl A V T... t i i 1 ...J ...W ll 3rian Hiemstra, Pam Drost, Wilma Brus, Ruth McBurney, Misty Thakur. in Qn. The Steering Committee of the Calvin Association for Political Awareness dedicated itself to heightening the level of political cognizance and concern at Calvin this past year. Don't laugh- 1984f85 was decidedly a year of increased political activity at Calvin. CAPA was pleased to find itself working alongside others, especially a vigorous Chimes staff, in such an atmosphere. Central American concerns in particular seemed to spark student response, thus reflecting a growing national feeling of anxiety about that lively region. Reassuring to CAPA was the fact that students from both sides of the political arena participated in this debate, thus proving that ldespite all appearancesl the campus is not in the grip of one monolithic political mindset. CAPA, of course, does not promote a particular ideology or party, but seeks merely to stimulate general political dialogue. lts members, however, may have some opinions of their own if they wish. 13,-fi V' I 76 l XXX QNX Q S N YQ .4 N35 . nu Thespians ii? S , Nw? 5. ,Wei A S:-Q: .: -vm 21- A its it 'gtg f .....-..... - 1 - g , - -v.,- ..,, . A 3 is ' i ,h f - 5 As Christians, we are called to a life of service-service to God antd to those around us. Scripture states, lf anyone has the worlds goods and sees his brother in need, yet closes his heart against him, how does God's love abide in him? ACTS, as a service organization strives to show Christ's love by assisting in renovation around the Grand Rapids community Students volunteer their time to assist in community renovation. Week- day evenings and Saturdays are the most common time for working on ACTS' projects. Students collect the necessary tools and supplies and organize transportation for those who need it. Projects give students the opportunity to put aside books and enjoy each others' company outside the academic atmosphere. ig, X 53 sg? align for C og fun lon and CUQIKG S fiixfs H It ill YN' 4 Front: M. Vander Wal, T. Ozinga. Back: P. Boersma, L. De Rooy, J. Greendonner, D. Vander Ploeg, D. Eberlein, Q 1 W ? P hx W Q I D I 5 I tk? . Q K X w l. D ,ip-' A . g,,2 L 5 gras? . ' ATSC . I 114' ' I ' is 5 ' 1 A Q1 x w Rr .-N 'NN K c. X xx XX a X x X 5 N X5 S A QE X an 'K 5 I ,I 4. f I iv .X -... rkxwaxx A xx.-,A . in 'Q I r 1 jx Fine Arts Guild , x., my A N x X , ., N ' Xfi- 'Q i , N 5 Nadine Haven, Brenda Boelens, Tom Van Milligen, Renee Bill, Diane Cramer, Dave Berghuis, Al Bezuyen, Jim Jongsma, John Jongsma, Loren Gunnink. ' v I 1 WCAL?? Yes, I 0 them all the time! listen t Ns WCAL .95 , if 'alvin college radio-550 AM grand rapids. mi 49506 SIG? 957-7055 V 3 N i Q 84 l wzzqqg-. L - -lb' -xx F L D.k.. 'i?'T lf 'X 'Ng l Front: Jane Vande Polder, Larry Osterbaan, Mary Lynne Vellinga, Laura Kaiser, Robert Banning, Chuck Cairns. Middle: Howard Vroom, Mark Albrecht, David deBoer. Back: Ben Lambers, Claire Vande Polder, Dave Cole, Pam Vermeer, Dwight Van Tol, Loren Haarsma. Miss- ' ing Ruth McBurney, Marty Visser. Chimes this year was run by a large editorial staff with diverse interests. This was no accident. The goal of this year's Chimes was to broaden coverage of events in the Calvin community with features on faculty research and coverage of a variety of on-campus lec- tures. We reported on some issues in the larger Christian Reformed community with ar- ticles on Synod, apartheid, and the role of women in the church. We brought in other ar- ticles of general interest-reviews of movies, books, music, and plays, as well as world news reports, which provided a synopsis of current events and covered press conferences and visits of prominent persons to Grand Rapids. And all this without the aid of refreshments. Chimes . We're in it for the pizza. The Editors , ,mu , .l., I -.,,.,.,.. -, L- -.Lui 1 A-in-MH A Q. is CQ , N X .A .5.A..,ff1X xx, ., ., ,ff E 1 I- I 'x THE FACES OF CALCULUSO PO' Dialogue TP rape of am, Poison or rj? Knit! H45 Do fl QSIYI7 I0 Ur S :rib cfraj CCH V4.5 U! QCC XQS liff -.. lqaffafflf I Mn sem -Hr be-51' Amd.: of A7 facrqhaa JCSTM Af 6 . Pl00'lIC!Se 7 dh Ghsderf Why pos+ all -Hag.: WL on ll uuunu min is nauum N? .li f fwwmzf' , AV MM: fam: wmvlw: -1 W: .uu.m.x.ns,.ui,r.-:rn ',.::4:u1:mLiLL.i.s...si14.'isai4 1 u .z::Lt.1-QLLLQJLJL1: ...1::4.L4.x4l4..4,L.,sQ1..r .. The Trouble with Dialogue The trouble with Dialogue is that it isn't Chimes and it isn't Prism land thank goodness, it isn't WCALl. Dialogue is supposed to function, so says the Communication Board's Constitution, as Ha forum for discussion of important issues and a medium of artistic bers of the Calvin community. Not an easy task. But it had its day when it was staffed by brilliant student editors and had a student and a faculty editor for each of four divisions : Fine Arts Division, College Community Affairs Division, World-at-Large Division, and Academic Arena Division.fWho should wonder such divisions are no more?l With functioning faculty and student editors in each of these areas, Dialogue was blessed with a defined role and a defined audience. lt could print articles on dorm life and the 4-1-4 semester schedule and historiography that would be expression available to all mem valuable and would be read. Apparently, this structure soon faltered and fell. Four faculty editors and five student editors were no doubt hard to come by, as hard as one student editor is now. ln its current condition, Dialogue wavers between being a journal which attempts to mimic literary journals with a wider audience. This year's Dialogue no doubt did too much of the latter. Admittedly, Dialogue's present equivocation of roles is not without its benefits. For one thing, it gives the single student editor considerable freeuom, as well as resposibility. But in its present state, Dialogue's position between Chimes and Prism is ambiguous. Faculty members no longer use Dialogue to express inter-departmental or administrative concerns. So Dialogue has become almost fully a student literary magazine, occassionally featuring articles by faculty. Like this, Dialogue is still valuable. And tradition lies thick enough that Dialogue will not soon disappear. But perhaps Dialogue could benefit by a return to ways forgotten, Besides, Calvin's student organizations have a fetish for constitutions. Dialogue's only existing constitution from 1968 demands the presence of the four divisions and the nine editors. Perhaps, this once, we should be strictly constitutional. Rob Schreur . :Ii-'::1iC :-2122.5 ., Amr A -H.: I N l D k t a, Dave Schaap, Rob Schreur, Lori Walburg, U Carol Knibbe as Pat Westerhoff, Houston Smit, Tom Van Milligen, Ruth McBurney as ata ie y s r Dave Shaw Prism .- X - X L, es 'PW' s w I J -Q 1- -.7 7? Q, V Tian' buns... When we began working on this year's Prism , we had ideas of working together, forging strong relationships tempered by the fire of hard labor in- to the wee hours of the morning, and learning firsthand the glories and rewards of leadership, decisiveness, and well-scheduled time. Well, that was ten months ago...and we're all older and greyer and balder and thinner and just a little wiser. We can't say we're sad the Prism is done. tWell, we could say it, but it wouldn't be truel, And there certainly aren't too many times when we'd want to stay up till 6530 AM working on layout when we could be writing a Religion 301 paper. But we are pleased with our yearbook las we hope you are pleased with your yearbookl, and we are proud of the way this year will be represented for ever and ever, amen. The absence of a group shot on this page has not been as oversight land is not, contrary to vicious rumor, due to lack of organization on our partl. In fact, we thought it quite appropriate not to have one. This Prism is the result of a number of people who did not work together, but pooled their individual talents to produce this thing we call a yearbook. The term is over, the holiday begun. The dream is ended, this is the morn. - Aslan Film Arts Committee Ullt . I M..- F1 n f.. 4 ., .1- -7 -V--f , Keanu. .,, if Worst, Dean Stab, Carolyn Ball-Q, Ruth Foote, Dan Meulenb g Ti ! 4...-4 .of X I I' International Students Uglfv Him?- 92 I t I i.Luimuauru1m1.r-1nunnn.mv:w4c:z::r.r...nr- '-- ruL....c...mf.uu.uru,u,s1.u-fm .. F. . AA tt.....,,.A.....,-,....t..,....,. A ln Truth: Susan McBurney, Sue Huizinga, Ruth McBurney, Ruth Karsten, Delwin Vriend. ln Spirit: Elaine Mc Burney, Mark Tjoelker. i x 95w8V ' vi IV 'PQ ,nga ix.: Hunger Awareness Hunger Awarness Committee attempts to encourage concern in the community for people suffering from domestic and world hunger. We challenge students and faculty to act on behalf of the hungry, whether by raising money, buying crafts from developing countries, or writing letters to Congress. With the issue, Prism mourns the passing of the Hippies on campus. This group, which was once characterized by student protest, scathing editorials, and stimulating classroom debates, has now dwindled to a negligible size. What was once a vibrant, integralvoice on this campus has become a mer whisper, to be cannonized by Chimes, Gordon Spykman, first floor Bolt, and now the Prism. And so we present the last gasp of the Flower of the Six- ties, and eulogize their passing. gi .4--' . . 5 i- rv D3 1 Jfilllllllkll fill: I I Ill, k ,ight 111 f -YF The gathering of Hippies at Calvin College Young Unconditionally elected Protestants 'lifils-QIIIBT 'f- in f...'fp ' .rl--4... qdgluil , t Q ' rua Ye, ' Ar x xl 5 ln recent years, a large loosely-knit group has been forming at Calvin. Replacing the hippies of yesterday are the yuppies fYoung Unconditionally elected Protestantsl of today. Yuppies can be identified by their several characteristic values and behaviors. Not obvious at first sight-though usually mentioned in every yuppie conversa- tion-is the yuppie G.P.A. Since yuppies have no respect for anyone who makes less than 530,000 a year, and since a high G.P.A. is necessary to gain entrance into law school, the yuppie guards his G.P.A. jealously. lf he receives a B in a core class midterm, he drops the class. The G.P.A. must not suffer. It takes presidence over boyfriend, girlfriend, movies, Trivial Pursuit games, and aerobic exercise-unless the aerobics is required for a core P.E. course. A yuppie with a low 13.74 or belowl G.P.A. is not a yuppie, Yuppies can be spotted en masse at their weekly meetings whose purpose is to aid the Calvin yuppie in finding a suitable, like-minded mate. One half-hour a week is allocated to this enterprise. The meetings are held on Calvin's campus, in order not to waste precious study time travelling to rural churches. For a mobile date, the Calvin yuppie will take his date to the Gerald Ford Museum, the lobby of the Amway Grand, or Arnies. The yuppies' devotion to the G.P.A., mate-finding, and conformity of mind have won them disparaging remarks from Chimes , Gordon Spykman, and First Floor Bolt. V.: ,.-' h .- Q. , M, 96 .iw ...i sly A I Q22 ,M Canadian Concerns A. -44L 4 Cl - ' Patty Vlaar, Bea Drost, Joyce Van Geest, Brian Hiemstra, Wendy Burgess. .1 .., ., ,. we Q . Lg! 1 X - Tam , --Q I' au! ' Q. 1 of ,f CL 'Ill lil 1,. I l American Concerns The interest and zeal of this year's American Concerns Committee is more than evident in the bubbly expressions seen on the faces of its members. Lively discussions were held on such topics as 'Starting Salaries, Obtaining Credit Cards and The Presence of Com- munists on Calvin's Campus. Other topics of discussion were the Presidential Election, the Nuclear Arms race, and whether or not George Monsma is related to ZZ Top. Through these dialogues, the American Concerns Committee hoped to make the American presence known on campus and preserve the American way of life. l E z I cccs NL. X. xk l 3 I -.-f 4 ia x O X 6 .e .al . , ,. ,,.. .Qi.,.K G. Marsden, J, Stek, C. Menninga, J. Suk, H. Van Till, D. Young, R. Snow. 5 E :u:'u:.xuLn1uur1:AuuLuuuuu:' ,. ..Lx.mr...u 1 , :-,L1aL:4u1LrL........H:.i. - 7L,,,,L AMM- , ,,.. Writer's Guild Writerls Guild is a motley collections of writers and those who enjoy the company of such. We range from poety to prose, from comic to serious, from casual to regular, stop- ping at most points in between. Our goal is to support creative writing on campus. As of the time of this writing it does W ' not include the most literal interpretation of that aim, but do no cross lawn graffiti off our list: that art form, too, must be redeemed. For the time being however, and as long as we can remember, we support each other's work by reading and commenting on it in weekly sessions. More grudgingly, and less often, we sponsor workshops, contests, readings, and lectures open to the student body. igff L 1 ea-..',.f -- ' if SV ' ' f, , .ix S? I X f' l vi A 44, . J ,Y Z4 Front: Dan Scheeres, Christopher Woltersdorff, Tom VanMilligan, Pat Westerhoff, Dave Shaw. Back: Dave LaGrand, Tim Jones, Mike Rubingh, Rob Schreur, Mark VanWienen. MPMJ- 'S' '-S 'Q 'an. N, 99 awk ii -U Seniors ff 101 L Albers. Jeanette W. Recreation Amlalo, Kingsley T. Business Anerna, Thomas B. Accounting Arkema, Leann D. Psychology Aukema, Brenda E. Education Baar, Shari L. Music Baker, Gary A. Communication Arts and Sciences Banister, David G. Political Science Bax, Anita L. Business Beekman, Randall J. Engineering Beezhold, Terence J. Mechanical Engineering Beimers, Renee A. Art-Education Beinterna, Wilma S. Education Bel, James A. Business Bell, Denise R. Education Berends, Mark A. Sociology Berg, Barbara French Berg, Daniel A. Sociology-Criminal Justice Bernd, Ruth E. Philosophy Berthelette. John J. History Beukema, Dianne M. Business Bezuyen, Sandra L. Education Bierling, Sheri Lyn Business! Psychology Bignall, Brenda L. Special Education Bill, S. Renee French I Education Blauw, Carolyn J. Business! French Blickley, Adam B. Biology-Chemistry Bodey, Richard A. Art Boer, Gregory T, Political Science!Philosophy Boerkoel, Ruth L. Nursing GT' L fv- Boerman, Bodney J. Engineering Boerman, Teri A. Education Boeve, Sharon K. Physical Education Bolhuis, Barbara L. Nursing Bolkema, Barbara L. Spanish Bolt, Albert Business Bolt, Lynn M. English!JournaIism Born, Alice M. Business! Psychology Born, Amy S. Education Borrego, John C. Political Science Borst, Scott J. Communications Bos, Michael L. Engineering Bosnia, Andrew H. Biology Bosman, Carolyn J Math!Education Bosman, Kelly Physical Education Boterenbrood, Aart W. Accounting Botting, Anne E. Special Education Bouman. Julia C. Math!Computer Science Bouwmeester. Sandra L Sociology Brace, Jayne L. Nursing Bremer, Connie Biology Bremer, Harvey J. Business Bremmer, Cindy English Brink, Craig A. Business Brinks, David R. History!Philosophy Brinks, Marie A. EnglishlGerman Broer, Kathleen H. Music Brooks, Deborah B. Psychology Brouwer, Jeffrey B. Electrical Engineering Brouwer, Randall J. Engineering Brouwer, Robert J. Accounting Brummel, Brenda J. HistorylEducation Bruxvoort, Glenn P. Engineering Buck, Cynthia J. Education Buis, Francine I, Education Buist, Richard A. Business Burgess, Donna L. Business Administration Burgess, Kristin R, Sociology Burghgraef, Dale B Business Burnes, Sara M. Communications Buurma, Bonnie K. Business!Pschology Cairns, Charles S. English Callahan, Karen G. Special Education Carr, Marylee French Carroll, Dawn Fi. Education Cavanaugh, Susan L. Physical Education Chambery, Keith A. Business Chami, Mohammed B. Business Christian, Jodi L, SocioIogy!Fieligion Cline, Kathy G. Nursing Clousing, Cheryl B, Business Cok, Karen S. Education Cole, Daniel K. History Cole, David M. Physics!Math Cook, Linda B. Special Education Cramer, Diane M. Education Crozier, Steve P. Art Davids, Susan J, Business Administration DeBoe, Jayne L. Special Education DeBoer, Jane E. Education -1 X .i Lx 15 'Ur' K' 104 i -----1-we-1-v-Y-is , fn-nut 4' f 121' DeBoer, John C. English!Education DeBoer, Paul M Business DeGroat, David H, Education DeGroot. Craig D. Business Administration DeGroot, Edward D. History DeHaan, Ellen M. English DeHaan, Jodi K. Music!Education DeHaan, Mark A. Sociology!CriminaI Justice DeJong, Ariel W. History DeJong, Grace A. Education deJong, Nelly Education DeJong, Todd D Physical Education DeJonge. Carle S. Business Administration!Psychology DeJonge, Mitchell H. Biology-Chemistry DeKann, Jeflry D. Economics Dekker, Gregory, J. Economics DeKryger, Kimberly J. Education Del.ange, Christine Nursing DeLange, Sandi Business DeMey, Melanie Education DenBok, Kathleen J. Physical Education den Dulk, Sharon L. Business DeNeut, William E. Business DeFlooy, Leonard P. Engineering Destrempes, Sandra L. Sociology Devos, Brian J. Sociology DeVries, Beth Ann Education Devries, Deborah L. Education DeVries, Jane M. Education DeVries, John W. History DeVries Marla S Education DeVries Michelle E Education DeVries Paul Fi History Devnes Scott D Accounting DeVries Sharonl Social Sciences DeVries TaraJ Biology Diekerna DanielJ Philosophy Diemer Tracia L Medical Technology Doll Barbara L Education Doorn AlbertJ Sociology Doorn Susan L Economics Douglas DoriC Education Dragt Beth A English Dreise MichaelJ Business Administration Droge Jeffrey J History Droge Nancy Education Duimstra Robe-rtN Business Administration Dykman Ftobertlli Dykshoorn Jan G History Dykstra Brian J Chemistry Dykstra, Craig S, Business Administration Dykstra Gretchen C. English!Education Dykstra, Fiichard K. MathlEducation Dykstra, Stacy J. Physical Education!Education Eastburg, Susan J, Nursing Easter, David J. HistorylEducation Ebbeling, Cara B. Science Group!PhysicaI Education Ebbers, Brian J. Business Eisma, Ruth M. Sociology Emrnert, Annette E. Special Education 1--f WM 3 YE ef use 'VY 106 u C T7 ,O- Erlich, Joy A. Spanish Erskine, Karen Ft. Speech I Education Essenburg, Keith R. English Faber, Carol L. Mathematics Faber, Melania L. Nursing Faber, Paula A. Education Feenstra, Cheryl S. Biology Fennema, Beth M. Education Fennema, Melanie S. Education Foster, Sandra J. Education Fox, Fay A. History!Education Frederick, Joseph S. Computer Science Frelier, Jeffrey T. Psychology Frens, Timothy A. Accounting Fridsma, Beth A. Art!Education Friend, Timothy R. Electrical Engineering Friesema, Ftandy L. Electrical Engineering Ganzevoort, Thomas Fl Psychology Given, W. Fiandal Engineering Glashouwer, David L. Accounting Gortsema, Douglas J. Science Studies Granger, Wendy L. Education Gray, Arlene G. Music Gray, Kenneth W. Music Greendonner, James P Engineering Greenfield, Gary A. Mathematics Griffioen, James N. Computer Science Groot, Ftobin J. Special Education Grooters, Deborah S. Special Education Groters Debra J. Nursing Gunadi, Periskila K. French!Spanish Gunnink, Jenifer J. English!Education Guter, Frank C. Philosophy Haan, Joy M. Education Haarsma, Loren D. Physics! Math Hamilton, Kristi L. Business Harnstra, Julie A. Accounting Harkema, Steven J. Accounting Harmsen, Mary A. History Hartman, Henry A. History Hartwell, Esther C. Nursing Harvey, Karen A. Math!Computer Science Haven, Nadine A. Fine Arts Havinga, Pamela A. Art! English Hayward, Marjorie A. Special Education Heerema, Janine Ft. BioIogy!Chemistry Heersema, Jennifer J. Social Studies Heetderks, Thomas D. Psychology Helmus, Thomas B. Computer Science Herrema, Brian L. Engineering Herron, Lorene A. EngIishlJournalism Hertel, Pamela L. Physical Education Hielkema, Robert B. BuslnesslEconomics Hiemstra, Brian V. History!Theology Hiemstra, Flobert D, Chemistry Hiskes, Susan B. Business Administration Hoekman, Scott A. Philosophy Hoeksema, Brenda K. Nursing Hoekstra, Daniel S. English Hoekstra, Faith A. Education 108 I Holman, Peggy J. Business Holman, Thomas, D. Political Science!German Hofstede, Jacquelin V. Education Holkeboer, David S. Business Holman, Margo L. Psychology Honeyford, Julie K. Biology Hoogeboom, Karen J. Nursing Hoogenboom, Jane L. Communication Arts and Science Hoogstra, Elaine J. Special Education Hooker, Sue M. Education Hooker, Violet M. Nursing Horchner, Elske B. History! Political Science Hoseth, Suzanne G. English Hough, Stephanie A. Education Hovinga, Joy M. Interdisciplinary Huizenga, Mary B. Psychology Huizenga, Susan J. Religion and Theology Huizinga, Karen D. Mathematics Hulsl, Sheryl P. Accounting Hutt, Joyce A. M.A,T. Ilbrink, Cheryl L. Physical Education lmmler, Corrine N. Accounting Ipema. Benjamin T. Computer Science Jacobi, Sidney A. Computer Science Jacobus, Sandy L. Computer Science Jager, Alicia K. Criminal Justice Jarrett, Lynn C. French Jasperse, Steven C. Business Psychology Jeffer, Kevin S. English Jipping, Kathy S. Sociology Jipping, Mary B. Biology Johnson, Brenda L. Education Johnson, Mark A. Business Administration Johnson, Rashelle L. English Johnston, Linda S. Education Jolink, Debra K. Recreation Jongsma, James K. Interdisciplinary Jongsma, John K. Interdisciplinary Jonker, Helen G. Education Jorritsma, Douglas S. Business Jorritsma, Mark S. Economics Kaggua, David Education Kaiser, Laura N. Political Science!History Kamerman, Donna K. German!Education Kamp, Mary A. Education Kamp, Robert D. Economics!Education Kamp, Timothy B. Biology!Education Kamphuis, Lambert A. l-listory!Education Kamps, Kimberly D. Mechanical Engineering Katt, Kelly J. Sociology Kauffman, Lori B. Special Education Kempkers, Vicki L. Business! Political Science Kesten, Detlev History!Education Kikkert, Curtis J. Engineering Kingma, Linda L. Speech Pathology Kissling, Gerold M.,Jr. BioIogy!Education Kitler, Steven J. Biology Klaasen, Shannon Education Klassen, Marianne Nursing Klein, Deborah A. English 'Q'-4' ,grave Klyn, Barbara J. Special Edcation Knibbe, Carol J. Philosophy! Psychology Koeman, Jillayne English!Speech Koetje, David J. Biology Kok, Barbara Fi. Education Kok, Janette E. Education Koning, Laurie M. Education Koning, Melanie A. Computer Science Koning, Robert M. Education Konyndyk, Chris E. Education Konynenbelt, John A. BusinesslEconomics Kooistra, William P. Psychology Kool, Ronald, G. History Koop, Douglas, L, Biology Koop, Susan E. Criminal Justice!Sociology Kooyer, Kurt W. Biology!Chemistry Kornelis, Amy R, Nursing Kort, Chad A. Biology-Chemistry Kort, Harry Education Korvernaker, Louise M. Education Korvemaker, Patricia C. English I Education Kragt, Kimberly S. Business Kregel, Jerold W. Business Administration Kremers, Scott D. Economics!Math Krommendyk, Kristal A. Business Kroon, Edward A. History Kuiper, Carol M. Mathematics Kuiper, Lisa B. Business Kuipers, Lawrence M. Music LaFIeur, Albert J. Biology-Chemistry Lagestee, Kim, Fl. Special Education Lambers, Benjamin E. Mathematics Lamse, Gregg Communications Landheer, David J. Business Langejans, Mary J. Psychology Langejans, Paula K. 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Schantz, Charles A. Schultze, Joel M. Shaw, David S. Shutz, Jeffrey d. Sizemore, Dawn R. Smit, Jane D. Smith, Jon R. Smith, Melanie R. Sobel, Edwin T. Sokoly, Kurt A. Soper, Paul G. Stallmer, John L. Stallmer, Kerri B. Steenbergen, Henry F. Stob, Lorie G. Stuive, Laurie J. Stuk, Christoph J. Swinkels, Christine I. Taatjes, Craig A. Tamming, Eleanor A. Thomas Ralph A. Thwaites, Jane E. Timmermans, Thomas J. Tjapkes, Steven J. Van Bemden, Jeffrey P. Van De Riet, Douglas M. Vander Klay, Paul H. Vander Klipp, Carol J. Vander Kloet, Peter J. Vander Laan, Susan E. Vander Markt, Michael J. Vander Meulen, Gregory A Van Der Voort, James D. Van Dyke, Michael S. Vangarderen, Mariette J. Van Huis, Harold A. Van Huizen, Kathleen D. Van Muyen, Arie Van Putten, Kenneth P. Van Rys, Tracy L. Van Til, Rhonda S. Van Tol, Dwight D. Veerakone, Sathiabam Ver Hage, Lisa Visser, Connie L. Visser, Martin W. Waldo, David M. Walters, Amy R. Witteveen, Frederick J. Witvoet, Maynard A. Woltjer, Randall L. Ybema, Douglas J. Yff, Christine M. Zandee, Edward J. Zoodsma, Barbara J. Zuidema, Joel W. l l E 9 ll VL a 1 l 'jj sn, X E la' 1 : h ,I .,..- Q ' A . - x I '1 'n 124 n- Events 125 Freshman Talent Night Q-egsx - . , '.q..w.,g- . ,,,Q,x,.-5, X A Fm Q '...'Z'. I ' . 4 ' . ' ' 1 O . -A - --u Chariots of Fire Run 4-'E T CHANO S 0 ,4 WIWWV' 1' ...zip The Imaginary Invalid .......-.-A.,.,-..-.1-..v 'x an 'i L 1 I J m.,.....J 129 X 5 F P 5, f ? f QS The Runner Stumbles M ff Dance Dancesljanet Soares 1 x x I 1 An Evening of Sacred Dance 'W 'Me fr,- r-ig? 'S-Q Xx A , . 5: X --J Y ,- f x ,',,Xs - -,-sf' , ,. ' , ..- Q :Q- f ir-gl . A J H1 AA, 133 Q ., .,f! ., L A Fall Arts Festival ,A -3- Fm Rib XfERSfX U...-H X, ,X Wx .L -iN Q' -4151 1.5. Ox NNA - 5 ff' V . v A 7 , ix .-A 4 1 . V . ,f - . Q Canadian Thanksgivin ,. 0W mnnn 'una-ann,-.,-u-u-.n1-.nf-u..,vr.v.f,-v,1q-.f-Y-...Y,.w-.- ----- ....... xt L ,sh L Q E S-He ,pk w.,..., N. ,sffggf x A .4 Q. 0 L -..:::- v.- N A fisfg. 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K 'bv H F Q . 3,- X Lg. E T X Y ,ig sawn ff? ' I5 x aff? 53: 2. 1xf! j-ggi, Q3 X . ,CL Q 'Ex 1 Wagx W i ,Q X A qw Front: Nancy Ferris, Chris Ebbeling, Judy Meyer, Cara Ebbeling. Middle 2 Rows: Sandra Destrempes, Laura Vroon, Patty O'Hara, Coach Driesenga, Barb Zoodsma, Mari Kuyers, Mary Zietse, Judy Braak, Brenda Locke, Char Nieboer, Kathie Kruithof, Grace Slomp, Dawn Walstrom, Lisa DeYoung, Kim Lautenbach. Back 3 Rows: Donna Hanenburg, Leslie Wheaton, Mary Jo Grit, Diane Heath, Jennifer Graham, Bernice Rumph, Tina Bouman, Lori Dubois. L I ,.,,,: . ., . ....- - vs' Y'fE7'T',,'xQ N vff g , 1 ' ' ? iifs Jazcrmg, .,.-.t B- A-le-A5f 11 if m S 3 XJ Ln Back: Dave Jansma, Jon Penning, Bob Kamp, Phil Buurma, Jeff Geers, Doug Hossink, Tory Billin, Peter Rocco, Maury Berkenpas Bill Veurink Dave Konyndyk Scott Vander Hill. Mike Meindertsma. Coach Honderd. Middle: Kurt Jansen, Jime Gage. Tom Last, John Aukema, Lowell Otter, Dan Diekema Mark White John Vander Windt Wayne Miedema, Ken Lodewyk, Larry Tilma, Todd Kleinhuizen, Front: Jon Snyder, Dean Vander Hill, Alan Stout, Mike Kwantes Dan Veen Peter Sterenberg Jim Pipe Jeff bouman. Dan Van beek. Ken DeGraaf, Jim Kempema. Tim Heath. Robert Brasser. gr- lov-1 --li 41 n.c:1l'q' ? - at .-4' ,uf . UO. - . . , -N 1. .: . 'Q ' .1 w- - .A Q - wt..-45,.A t Bm - Emu . 3 X - 'E X UW i S f3'.ls Q Q. ye. jx. J , 5:1 f. , S ,f 1' fy 1 .v ,lf N 1 f--, .4 K 62 X715 ' I .1 .xu ' F . il ll ' .sn x 1, .xxx F? - V ,. i , ., . , X L , R.- .,e ' 4' '.' 'lf'f':'f', 5. Y ' - i',.,l'- Q j,,,,g: -K M- '-ff? '- iwrf, ., gnu, ,gy : .,A I ,. ,Ji--' . .:f.'a. .' - L, za-in-f .A H 120 I I 395117,-fff'ffi!Zd :3f3f'fZ9lW.0?f .':3iQlJ29'A2'5?:l Women's Softball , . - M1 . . . 4' ,'fv v-1+ :wit uf' r 1, -'wuaii ,,,. ' -.-' w... n vl ... -'--- . , . .' ' , -, . , vm-.. v 2 b... U'-x'a .- A-9. 'r - . w , - ,- .-.,-- ' -. . 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X - v '- x gap A. vl1,.4r-Puig ,fc ,, junior Varsity Soccer ' J I WW . ,,ixu,t Front: Chris Matews, Dan Bossenbroek, John Seville. Middle: Jon Visser, Grant Hoekzema, Lou Roossien, Tim VanderWeit, John Veldboom, Steve Kloosterhouse, Max Wilcon. Back: Kent Huizer, Todd Boeve, Paul Sterenberg, Dave Petno, Stan Helema, Doug Boerigter, Mark Steenstra, John Bramer, Dale Brink, Eric Vroegop, Coach R Hengeveld. 158 -Il. af b 2 i -X, X.. 35 , .wilu N :NSE N 4 X-. -.x Q- .. ,g-x.14. 2, x Q3 ' i .g 4 S x .x if X ,..,,y'x- Q 21:14 Q N S-V3.'.-G' ... 5 x ,.-. 1 AN :3 s L4 Al 1 3 9' ff ' N ,, . 'VI ' 1 .Q .: , .gf1:.42.QS'kgzww.r 1 f x I 3- Q 5 . -,rgqgwexxypqfs-1k,,x - b X- ' .ifirifw gr--0 S:-QN1 -A . . ' -, .- f - , A. My-Q 5 :I ,, ,I N-rr . xr A N 1, ,A N,-N Q S, ,QX.,,-4Lk,Xq:. M K ZQKRA, Ng?-5' f Tv T T 'W-'ST ,Q-je .-N-3, . --vm-, X 3, VE! -X N-:pgs xv.-yt-TQQ L- 'Q X f'-.xp-.:1f. Q, ' , ,3qw .33.-r-ii! 0 .. . C 'X I H ' 'Q , fb -r v-fi'k5f?5 ?S'9.wQL,Qg .giwgi-N:-e '-Fir-A ,w-'fn'P'- . ,ab . - - 'ww N- X- p QQ.. r. ,., W ' .xx my ,, -er r ' xii x Q e N ,mar . X ' . - lr N , V. V ElI'S1t y 1 M M , Q, -- Q , Soccer Front: Rick Buisl, Bob Nykamp, Ken Lodewyk, Dave Landheer, Curt Tamminga, Coach Zuidema. Middle: Don Van Zeldveld, Dan Steigenga, Mike Baas, Doug Peterson, Ed Glas, Randy DeJong, Dave Lmdner, Robb Paden, Mark Endriks, Ken VerHulst. Back:Troy Billin, Craig Knot, Tim Messmer, James Kempema, Jeff Fransen, Dave Petno, Bert Bowden, Eric Eshuis,John Lundell, Jeff Machiele, 160 Cross Country Front Row: Ruth Foote, Susan Eastburg, Kris Girolami, Donna Hanenburg, Tish Kozub, Back Row: Karen Zylstra, Deb Knibbe, Coach E. Driesenga, Evelyn Stroobach, Leslie Wheaton. Front Row: Coach Dave Tuuk, Joe Meredith, Greg Dykstra, Rich Admiral, Rosevelt Lee, Todd VanderBerg, Steve VanHaitsma, Cal Hofland. Back Row: Ben Dykstra Jeff Bouman, Jeff Geers, Jim Apol, Jim Pipe, Dan Veen, Dan Diekema, Mike VanderKlipp. Men's Golf w Yi ,N V Front: Coach Timmer, Howard Vroon, Scott Alfree, Dave Van Zoest, Henry Vloo. Back: Kurt Zylstra, Tim Mustert, Jerry Craig Vander Wall, Jim Vos. fin Q f -S' Men's Volleyball LWTFF1 .ff Front: Jim Peterson, Tom Wolff, Shawn Blanton,Coach Don Vroon. Back: Thomas Zandee, Joel Hollemans Wlllram Pastoor Dan Hartman William stout, Richard Boerema, Paul Soper. , E. 3. x ,-K' 164 - - x ,- -... .., LZ , Men's Tennis R -A .' Q 5 . .g Q K: ii E -A-MA-....,, 7 I Women's Tennis s , '5' v. ..- ,I ----i-X. .le e,e--ed, J like ,,,. .... Front: Robin Groot, Jan Boerema, Jennifer Bowden, Valerie Betten. Back: Coach Van Noord, Tracy Honeywell, Jennifer Kuiper Tawnie Knottnerus, Elizabeth Webb, Robyn Kool. Spikers set for Nationals f' M 1 ' , V 9' R wiv 'ir .an lm' 'mmlm-1632 l V ' f J Q, is I iffvgi f I V A I ,A ...,. ,,,,,,.,f.,,, .. , Q 1 V L,-. Jug A lc V 3' A . Wm! f ' ' ' ' ' ' ai? ' -' I .,' ' 46-3? , ,gif ' A , k Y' ' . w I in A lx' Q J' ff ,K Iv ,' U I E 'AJ .-1 fx E J 3 I, ' . 'I ...A I ' lx .- ' v , ' A . 1. V 3 A , N5 l L .. 5 Q ',. , , ,R H' ' 1' .?21 - x ': ' 'f .4 W ' B w, A ff- ? 'A.', -0--------A ' . v - - . club? X 'rw-N fgas N5s. . f 5 1 ll I W1 , f a . ' Women's Volleyball - O6 ' -W. l .. F A I -pl? f, I ' . . x I . We l Tb W' 'V +1 '51 I NBL. ' 6 4 gf X Q 5 IHIILHJQFF will L .i liilwil ' Hl.i.11.. ..'g l l rw l l Q 4 I 1 i I . l l l ti ll' T ' i 1 . . ..,.,....,. ,, aj i V -. ,,,, ,,,, , - ,,,-.,,,e-1,-jj A 'fin' .. l l ' p N - l. A fl ll' Y ,tl . A l ad N4 ', nl lv- Q , id in ,Ein 1, I 4 X. -F ' 1 ', it K+- -i i . ' 5 ala' -' 1 tl . . .nv , ,F -H - 6 .p -, ' I .J V1 vt - , leg? ,Q I I. 66 4 v z.. .1 .5 ,. ,gpm AQ, , Us ,..-1 q,xHlw il lf CAll,. 3.1- . at l i s- , J Km in 1 5 X ot ll . S L IW' X' i 4 sl ,fi . 11.3 ., , 0 .X Q, i M-, Front: Jan Mulder, Barb DeWeerd, Kim DeHaan, Roxanne Helmus. Middle: Tammy Oostendorp, Jeannine Crane, Patti Close, Kim Lautenbach, Sheila VanBeek Coach Karla Wolters. Back: Mary Doornbos, Sue Cavanagh, Lynn Bolt, Sharon Swets, Leah Calsbeek, Julie Dykstra, Robyn Kool, Kathy DeHaan, Jackie Bos, 167 Women's Field Hockey a 1'-4 fiery- - ,. M, h 1i-'gi , I af:- +8154 9 . ,' 1 . 'I . 1 , .......:::?:::E I., -gg- , ' ' 111111: v ' K ,- '- g.3,-z'-21, , . Val-1 is il Q ' W wil' Y ' r::::- - H5125 -if ' 'll lux 4 f f -- 2-:':-an s V r , c f ' N, A - ' 'fs - ':agk..,--,., v ' ' 3 i 'ff-?'-'g.,-'.:-Orig I- X --1 H .- , na .V-GQ. ,. ., VX :Vi ai. V Aw E . ' . , , , J- . hd ' - - . ,H ' 4 '--' .j .X , QUE,-www 'lfiwkvir F,--rl W' V. ' . I '. . ' ,Q Y ' sr-f...-1+ 34 ' h , .1 f- W .. .Q ' . N ' s....,--'5 9'fY- 1 Q LA.. ' Av l ,f - - - . . - .c.....aw---'-U'- -A , QQ- '- Front: Helen Verbrugge, Barb Berg, Lisa Reeder, Tricia Swiegart, Lisa VanDellen, Michelle Teele, Jeanette Albers, Diane Vanden Akker, Julie Williamson, Linda DeWeerd, Tammy Meyer. Back: Coach Doris Zuidema, Sue Klanert, Sheri Putt, Sue Wagner, Karen Zoodsma, Barb Zoodsma, Karen Bierling, Judy Braak, Jayne VandenBerge, Jennifer Kuipers, Coach Leslie Shaw. Hockey x 1 W ,XX .5 , as s I. 7. ,xx 4 -. 'Y ' S r . 1 N K X N ri' 3 It Chun? 'ffm UI 'W' Front: Brian Tackaberry, Greg Boer, B.J. Noordewier, Gordon Penninga, Jon Bos, Rich Lodewyk, Arnie Vander Helden. Back: Terry Bax, Brian Nienhuis, Mike Olthuis Russel Piers, Ted H r' P lV ' d ' ' ' ' ' ' ar is, au rien , John VanderWindt, Al Hoekstra, Nelson Greidanus, Rick Buis, Jim Zeilstra, Coach Weeks. 169 usillllll ilmuili hisnnunvllzmall mama 'msn ,mind ikilixad-C ff' as W .....QJ-22.356-.mhnu.s mann-wel H, ,Wi T751-'S v '1 as-Q stu' mi! 'madly ,Aa-A hiwti Els' , I I I g W 5-., ? ,g,::: 'ii 1 .. 4 LJ! 53 IU! Aw 5 KJ ,X f 1 TQ 1 9 7 1 :- fljk E gf Q55 Xin .PDQ -. .g N 5-lfiv . , - 'fix' G-TX ....g,.. , , . .63 ,,' V Basketball I g ww- 5:31 I X 1 -..... ,.....,..-v-.r,.:.-Y 1-vw Q N. Q' 53, E1 Q ,-.1-vii' I I K. i - , 'Q , g . , . , . . . J! z I QR! f . i -V-,mr 5 . Q f A . sirgazfjiifx 1 4 xi:-jc 1- N , t 'J r--mv all fs.. Back: Coach Driesenga, Lisa Pettinga, Amy Bierling, Sharon Boeve, Pam Baker, Susan Holwerda. Front: Julie Post, Patty Buikema, Jane Vaandrager, Susan Vander Molen, Judy Wasner, Kathie Kruithof ' 1 X7 .- Q-4 4? ---- ., x..,,..w.,- , -v Nv.v.x-- umm- Rixgq:gxg9gx-kav-- Hays M . A Y,-55. - 1: BY' X fm--' l -'VN ' Q-xS.1'Q251-, X frm , v g, ,. 2 :my W '5Xm.X ,, N 'NA W ' I XM-Civ vi -N-. W ' , Ng- Xi N. xmvb- A . fi Y Q. ,U 1 h b V N 1 - 5 ' - X-:KST Q- N-gifvq -.N 5 , , M ji., N ' S ' 1 Q 34- Fe WI Sl? J '-,,H s . - f ' xggfcfxa J? w ' . -i twfvf -I-'fi-Y ' M I H mf -W W ., 'f' . QE 1 2'- .N ,, r i me .J ..m5'f '1',.m'msIGw , :Q-Q b ,784-QQ ,,, 5 XX fs-wx-QI ,ww ' . 3. I I Q .I ,X-,Ser I.-. .- I -. XQIANQQ, , ,QNQAKX .A . V-x...,. I. ' K ' XYYIX I .I A ' : - ,S 3 li 91, N I QM lvl L N .iiumwlbwg-N 5 , 1 x.,. 1. X 2: -Q-1-e--nQnuxf'QRlK1!1lU - R ' Women and Men's Swimmin 'X q W F. V - A F is NN 1 5' Tim N,.,,!N.u:--urrvx' W Y: 5, I I I Q, gqyf x -'L' . I I I I ' ' 1 I ' f b ,mf I ' 5, ' N. 1 8.1, ii- A g Q - I X if 1 :ma'r' QQ' p ' '1fiQ,'.?-'A 5 M I ' KI I I Q fb: .Q n -' MM .,,.4f. QF'-W.. f fx?5 :-.-,. Q.. M ., Wu H f Q!! I . . .- .4 X . i Q .Q-, ,gl -A '- - . ., 2 -, if f If ' f E. , ' ' ' :N -. - .ie f 'Qrz- . ' ' ' 'N-.72-'xii hu -KJ . ,,'f '1:, : v-- -, . 1.-' ' 1 -A ' '- 1.,. if pf' 'A 'Q . 1'f2'.- .'2, 3, , -' , . ,Qg.:1.1fI.. ,A w ' , ' .. ' -Jffffsmwj . ---. - 1 ' . ': -' ', A S nl - J 97 'bd X I ' .'f i?o 1-fzi -'Fifa' ' ' 'y' 4' ig, 7 - '.f- 2,-V .gk.l.f'.'1Z?f? A , ',:.5+?z:,A gpii - I ,.-2. ,, -. ,,.. A , MW.. ' .,, , , ,' 655'-If -,.,.,5'-'jg' D fa . .zfxbqgx -N ew U A L .5253 1: A. . ,. 2 'A f K . ' fi-Hr' 4:5-rfig, IV .. ' I -1-sifffffp-. ,:- 'flv' ,,, I 5 . - I 7 1 . 3zf'ff..,4 'HV :l f ' - 5 'bllgil 1.31 . I I, -2 -5-,f-,, - ff- If . 4 -4- 3' Q1- I 1-u . . ' -X .V 5 ... I I . ' Tx-1:-13 H T fx . - ' ,.f'--:Wim . ' ilk..-'wq I 'sf' i.-+All . .74 .Ir 'yizj-,I -3,- S '- ' -4- i. f- I mb ' ,L rf'-1 - - 52-- -'f1J'.',, '- ' A ,, 175 hu 1 G-Eldewsveid 6 as Student Life 'Th 4,1-f L9 ,wavy Q I N I' 05' O fi Q' H .s I' , ?' 176 C w. gif ' bg? S0 ' Q M. 3 as-S .. N 'I sd Y il' Vila. r' Study Habits 178 I mi? , . 1 '- R - ,J f EA, ,, JN. 73. R 5 f -1- zo. vs.. W xg xx 59' 3 ritz? . gt X ' 3. W8 wa- mf 5 JK1 1 -' V ,g.,x,. -,g . . -uw ..5 .A ei 'L .E 5? ' if ' 'N ff-1-. '..- l-135i A Q, 5 P5.X :t-2f'A.3.nn-,7:. n r Y -.Pi .. .V V ' '55 xg' 'n g so A U 'Q if 1 HfP 1-K A ws. gf 4 9 . f a, -vgk, 4 . an mx lf' wp 14 : , Q' ff' . . A 'A 'vi' x f .A . 'ff ig , Nagy 'x 1-2.11. .A W'-. in -w ...g,: ., 'U-, A wr-0 MM V - --' f I + 'FQ s 5 gx Coffee Sho '--.,,-.--W 1 fssQs1Q::wmnHwSwfe:+2 f ' ill if ,. bra l Solution A: Apply for a leadership position in one Calvin's many student organizations. Not only will you achieve fame, fortune and prestige, but your office will double nicely as a bedroom. Solution B: The cloakroom located in the basement of the Commons Extension makes a lovely habitat for the student who likes to get away from it all. You're not likely to be discovered there-even by security, And being the only place where WCAL gets clear reception proves to be a bonus , as does ample closet space. Prism's Solution' to the On-Campus Housing Problem ln the Fall of this year, the Housing Department had to squeeze an additional 80 students into Calvin's already over- crowded dorms and apartments. Prism decided to help the Hous- ing department by finding alternative habitations for students who wanted to lived on campus. Solution C: The elevator in the Commons Extension provides a charming home for the student on the go. Of course, since the elevator moves slowly, you'll have plenty time to prepare for those rare occasions when someone actually wants to use it. 1 vm , A i, . f fl 9 i G Solution D: What better place to integrate life and learning than in your very own library carrel. There's no question that most people sleep there anyway, so why not make it official? IL Life in the Dorms ,JS F..- 'J E HULTZE ALWPWQQM r-1:60 I9 on UUTY ,, llCllEllE L , 441- ' qs I ,,,,. 5- Zi! Mg, , f r tj' A. r X' H ,gp Ll Pvtuy 'I NEI i X 1. ui ,aw iff' 1 i vi 1 My 5, - . .,.:,.-N, xxx x X A . 13:53 iss - Q' '-my Rv ' N- p gtg , 'Q Q, w5f'Q.s1QQ-,ITE efflfiik -' 5:83 N g Lx '5, -v'- R24 R 4 ll, ' 'Nxl sa-, L. 'i'- -lx A-AQ' 'I' 'Q ' --fflm ..J1.. Q 11,1 . 4. fl:-I ,ww g,,.v-if . ww., vxbbb .. k ' '-f 15-1 Q 4f .:'- Q- fl- 'u ' -. .. N ' va ..- il' i if ,f '?1 wx 'U 1- rf DQ U W J i Q X xx x il '.-Ve we-+' 'f xl. E 5 . H x 5 SN . Q S L Q fir- -ff- qf L' -.v A U va 5 'v in-gp, , Q . ASQ ia' FMA, xii! ' .. , ' -' 1 ' 'V 2 ' 3 'tag .. e X1-ps pi t 4 iff' ' 5 ' ' I - V - --x' 4 aqeiggf gg fi ' vm. A. twiki 'XM e r i .' F! ,H -E . 1 --L 1, 15- fv. '7 ge 'li f- 1 x 8 Sie-21 1 ,K My ,ii E32 I fly .LA zrlgrxfg-L:'i4 u HATE? . , t - 1 2 VP N-x..,,w-M '15, A The Apartment Scene he au - if' 'il-2' 5 pl cl 5 I fl . .,r-- 'Nw' f 5 1 T- 242 'Ma YH: 'gif fn vf1fx'f'f4N 'mm 4' '45 1 W wr vu fd, 'XX n U I Q M M ffm mm 4 Q45 I I Wg 'rzaogi HX A ,n ' .,VnVnxclr2:2XdA5,x4 V ffm 'fm 'fm-fx. mm ug' gi mm -' WV W deg xalgvfvxalv-A MA NA xr J. A f4fqy RTKQX ll :jx vim YF HIPS 3' Sggz ISTTSQ T.- 'Ewa lllii.-.,,,.,...... M- Anl E ol' sugfxl 'lt : I 190 The Outsiders Wh V F V E GOL Or we -ff Q 6 w H ,A Q' X' A. Pete B. Greg D. Margaret E. Betsy N-4 r w X 1 i , 1 ---f- C. Al F. Lori Fashion at Calvin Match the fashion minded Calvin student with the city of his or her origin: 1. - Chicago, Illinois 2. - Chino, California 3. - Hudsonville, Michigan 4. - Lyndon, Washington 5. - Red Deer, Alberta 6. - Toronto, Ontario How soon hath Time, the subtle thief of youth, Stol'n on his wing my three and twentieth year! My hasting days fly on with full career, But my late spring no bud or blossom show'th. h Q1 E:...,Lf, Q , I ft' :V V k. I , 777 ' L N 4 lsii'i'3.., ' Nikxfiefi-.. W - M .. Q 'jf' 'We i A ' 'P-2-g,.j.,1 n!q,, ' C7 N, - j' ' ' n arf a i HE-!,,EE,r 1 s . ff,-1-1 . if- , 'L I fi , Lx . h 1,4545 Alqljgr- Yr X ' n .V .4.i..v. sig if s ' i iv R - Q gm? '. ' V, - I 1- if. sl if. A' 1 Q :'f ?'ji .'.1,:fE,- A .. ' 5.-215 Ii vu., lah: AR 'mg '- x X w ' Q ., - de Perhaps my semblance might deceive the truth, That I to manhood am arrived so near, And inward ripeness doth much less appear, That some more timely-happy spirits endu'th. 197 .h .xv I h NFL- wil Yet be it less or more, or soon or slow, It shall be still in strictest measure ev'n To that same lot, however mean or high, Toward which Time leads me, and the will of Heav'np 198 E l 'i H-n-nur fff' S-45' GB i f 1 P -...,.v, All is, if I have grace to use it so, As ever in my great Task- ' s Master's eye. Q.. T -john Milton ffl , 5 F74' ,F -' '47-. 5 -f55Qx .5-A X . , ..,, ki X .X I J ,K , ,- 1 ff ,iv if Y,-,X W ,-' ' N.. N v l l, ' ,f ' ., 1' - iq? 'xx x X 'is E -' S.. J K 'X 1 Il- X XX., J ':'.- ' X Nl. ,g 9 in h 5 N' it fm x- it' :ax -.Q-'A ' 4' - s .,. 5 BY , ll '5Ej '!fy!gw'fgi'1.f' u , N rf, :, . -' I I i u 1 1 I .' .lv'. Fi -: W! Q Q-...?,.,,,, I -1-1153, ' l' ' . 7.4-u-sytf-. A Q g if 1-414, iz: , ' i W i i - , i X I CI'Ed1tS' P 'T ' ' lr ' l L l Jodie Pereboom- Editor Tim Nieuwsma- Photography Editor Kevin Jeffer- Layout Editor Patricia Westerhof- Copy Editor Scott Wierenga- Business Manager Esther Driesenga- Faculty Mentor Layout Anita Bax Jackie Bos Arlene DeJong Pamela Drost Rick Guetter Jackie Hafstede Corrine Immler Chris Jacobs Amy Kooistra Helen Ringnolda Wilma Ringnolda Donna Slotegraaf Lisa Stob Cindi Veldheer Photography Tom Bomhof Bert Bowden Arie DeJong Dave Gelderloos Denise Hoogland Jim Jackson Roberto Jansinos Arlene Vanderdeen Jim Vander Meulen Phil Vannette Dwight VanTol it Traditionally, this spot has been reserved for the editor to apologize where apologies are needed and to thank where thanks are deserved. I have never been one to break with tradition. The list of those who deserve to be thanked is immense. There were those that actually helped with the mechanics of the book and those who gave encouraging words and sympathetic hugs. Bob Talsma was indispensable. His extreme patience with, shall we say, an inexperienced editor was greatly appreciated. The dedicated and not so dedicated staff members, who pulled through in the crunch but unfortunately not before, also desrve honourable mention. My roommates, especially Arlene, deserve special mention. Not only did they bear the burden of living with me this year, but they came out full force the night of the deadline to get things finished. l'm sure they didn't realize that living with the editor meant they were on staff. For the errors and oversights in this book, we apologize. The overlooked organizations, the unbecoming senoir portrait, and the unpictured event were unintentional mistakes. lt would be a lie to say that putting together this yearbook was smooth-going. Yet we worked hard, had fun, and we hope that this book reflects that odd mixture of intense, exhausting work and equally intense play that is part of the life of a student. Special thanks to James Korf for supplying the Thespian photos, to Karen Sterk and Q Ellen Van t Hoff for dance concert photos and to the P E department for the team pictures. i 200 I i l l i i : I I 1 3 z 91 1 11 151,115.1-12 1 ,11 .11 1'1' , 1 '1-1.13 A 1- 1 1. i111 1 1V -', 4:11 1W4kA.l.1' 11111. ' 1' N X11 111 I, 11, 1 11'ty'7n!1N N ,1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1' lx 1E1'1' 1111 1 1 A 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1A,1 M1 ' 1 .'1' ,1 I ml IAAQQ 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 111m 1 c L1 1'1'1111 'P '1'. .W 11 '11 ' 1 1. 1 .1 111-,111 ,.f1- 11 1 , 1 ' 1 5' 1-1 V 1 1 1 , , 'I '1 'I ir' U 111, Ugg! -V 1 1 A 1 F51 1 ' LT ' 11 , 11. I y 41 1 1 '1'-11'-1 '11 '1 111,11-y, A . 1 1 W 17 1 'f 1'v'1