« JOYCE FLIPSE, EDITOR MILESTONE HOPE COLLEGE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN mm HOPE IS 3 4 5 I 6 8 9 14 Activities. 16 Sports..................74 Organizations...........102 Administration and Faculty.............156 Students................186 Index . . 244 Art CONVOCATION AND REGISTRATION BEGIN THE YEAR Convocation assembly marked the formal opening of the 1964-1965 school year. Dr. Chris l)e Young addressed the student body on. Man in Today’s World.” IBM moved onto campus for registration week, and managed to so complicate the processes that not only was registration de- layed for 80 hours, but the problem of pluses and minuses in grades was solved by elimi- nation. Mob confusion, frustration, and long periods of waiting characterized the days con- trolled by IBM. k TESTING, FUN Freshmen were orientated im- mediately to life on Hope’s cam- pus. The fust few days, freshmen were involved in taking aptitude, placement and personality tests. Long lines and writer's cramps set the pace for the year. Fresh- men could be sjjotted easily as they wore lovely green beanies and name signs as symbols of hu- mility, before superior upper- classmen, and their general inexperience. AND JUDGEMENT FOR FROSH After a week’s activities of mild hazing, offenders were brought be- fore Kangaroo Court in the pine grove and judged guilty. Punish- ment varied according to the of- fense. but all were taught a much- needed lesson on freshmen ethics. Activities were culminated with orientation of another sort, the frosh-soph beach party and the all-college mixer. GENEVA RETREAT Geneva Retreat, as the annual week- end function of the Student Christian Association, was designed to give impetus and direction to the student’s spiritual life. At Camp Geneva on Lake Michigan, students gathered to express and discuss issues in small informal group sessions. The discussion centered around problems in Christian living and the place of Christianity on campus. Co-chairmen Rich Koster and Mike I.aughlin planned faculis addresses to the students along with singing and rec- reation. Dr. Henry Voogd led the Friday night candle light service, and the week- end was climaxed by the Saturday night communion service. 21 22 HATS OFF TO Frosh screamed out their victory at the record breaking pull success. The spirited freshman class showed their “elan” as they spurred their team onward. Practised and coached, the freshman pull team met the sophomore pull team at Black River for a test of strength, timing, and endurance. Morale girls stood by to aid and encourage the men with water and lemon, tape and towels. Enthusiasts of all classes crowded the fences intently watch- ing the slightest movement of the rope. The eighteen members of each team dug in their pits, stretched their roj e. and pulled. Finally the sophomore team, coached by Gerrv Kreuger, Jim Serum, and Dave Stavcnger, had to succumb to the mighty freshmen, who were coached by Larry De Vries, Bill Fuge, and Pat Kamen. 24 THE FRESHMEN Frosh again shrieked about victory as mistress of ceremonies Arlene Diet awarded them the cherished Nykerk cup. The competition between freshmen women, headed by Ruth Svtsma. and sopliomorc women, headed by Joyce De Korvcr. in song, play, and oration climaxed the high point of enthusiasm and tension which had built up during the long weeks of diligent practice for both classes. The freshmen won with the song. While We’re Voting. the play. Business Is Had For Fairy God Mothers.” and the oration by Karen Swets. The sophomores sang. I Have Decided To Be an Old Maid,” the play was Constantia.” and the oration was given by Diane Dykstra. While the judges kept the tense audience waiting, four ridiculous rogues entertained. 25 PRACTICES PRODUCE NYKERK 26 scsc The repeated cry heard on campus this year was We want a union”. Through the years, students have planned and discussed union jx ssi- bilitics for Hope’s campus: however, nothing concrete had been done ex- cept for the temporary limited facili- ties of the fuliana Room in Durfec basement. Through the united and strong efforts of students and administra- tion. plans are now underway for a student union building. The drive for this facility began with a student demonstration at President Vander Wcrf's home. Preston Maring headed the Student Union Board, working with Bruce Neckers and President WtndcrWcrf. The Student Center Campaign fund committee, headed by Charles Menu ing and Robert Donia staged several projects to earn money such as painting curbs for the city, and operating a gas station. Students bought blue and gold but- tons to indicate their spirit and sup- port. A thermometer was set up near Van Raalte to register progress. HOMECOMING -19 64 Only In America was the theme for the home- coming activities, as alumni joined students and parents lor this festive weekend. Winners in the float contest were Alpha Phi Sorority and the Arcadian Fraternity. House decorations, all in keeping with the theme, were judged and Phelps Hall with Rip Van Winkle Visiting Sleepy Holland” won first phut- in the dormitory division. Special feature for the weekend was a hootenanny with various folk singing groups entertaining. The traditional Liberty Ball climaxed the weekend’s activities. 30 t Sallv RooUtia Sue Dampman I.inda Patterson 32 Anita A wad Carol Borst 33 k THE GAME Queen Sandy Cady and her court pre- sided over the afternoon football game in which the Hope Flying Dutchmen were defeated by the Albion Britions. 27-f . The team was faithfully supported by the band and the special attraction at half-time was the band’s performance, this time led by Dr. D. Ivan Dykstra. CAMPUS SPEAKERS The Cultural Affairs Committee planned speakers for special all-college assemblies which were held on Thursday mornings and at other times in the eve- ning. bringing to campus distinguished speakers and international leaders. The program, under the direction of James Chesncy as student committee chairman, was designed to bring in outside speakers, incorporate campus talent, and contrib- ute to the general cultural enrichment of the student. Dr. I.loyd Avcrill. Academic Dean of Kalama oo College Sidney Marris, columnist for the Chicago Daily News Dr. Robert Schuler, evangelist from Garden-Grove Drive-in Church Elly Peterson, candidate for the U.S. Senate Dr. Alfred Kelly. Chairman of Wayne State University History Dept. 38 The special weekend for parents of Hope College students, under the direc- tion of Dottic Hinz anti Nancy Slagter, orientated Moms and Dads to campus life and gave them a chance to meet the faculty. The weekend events highlighted a football game in which the Dutch were victorious over Ohio Northern, 20 0. Bill Cathcart provided the entertainment at half-time. Other features of the week- end were an open house, buffet dinner, student variety Show, and the parent- faculty reception. MOM’S AND DAD’S DAY 39 CHRISTMAS ON CAMPUS Christmas was a time of joy and surprise on Ho| e’s campus as else- where. A special surprise this year was the cookie tree in the Pine Grove which students discovered early in the morning on their way to chapel. Most surprising of all was the fact that the cookies did not run out the first day, hut were replenished even- night for a whole week, by a very local source, the President’s family. Students brightened the dorms with decorations and trimmed trees. Traditional Christmas Vespers were presented by the Hope College Music Department with the Rev. David Clark presiding. . 41 42 INTERNATIONAL NIGHT International Night this year again served to increase understanding and foster an apprecia- tion for different cult tires, as American students joined with foreign students to present an eve- ning’s entertainment planned around a dinner featuring foods from other countries, entertain- ment program with jack Van deSchalk of the Netherlands as master of ceremonies, and dis- plays with foreign students in costume answering questions and explaining interesting facets of their culture. 43 44 Farewell dinner at the Palais Palacivini in Vienna General view of Vienna with National Theatre in the foreground VIENNA SUMMER SCHOOL •The Hope Collgee Vienna Summer School pro- gram. directed by I)r. Paul Fried, gives students the opportunity to travel abroad and study Euro- pean culture as well as appropriate subject mat- ter. Early in June, the students have an introduc- tory study tour and then they settle down in Vienna to live and learn in that thrilling Aus- trian city. After completion of course work, the students have free travel for three weeks before boarding a plane to return to the United States. 45 Viennese Musi Professor Mol er and Jim Schrciber demonstrate the sonata form for music class Hope students cruising down the Rhine 46 ALL COLLEGE SING The All College Sing, an annual competition be- tween fraternities and sororities, is the end result of practicing and spirited anticipation. Mistress of cere- monies, Gail Grotenhuis, presented the sorority trophy to the winning Delta Phi. directed by Louise Voorhorst; and master of ceremonies Jeff Muller pre- sented the fraternity trophy to Phi Tau Xu. directed by Mark Lcmmenez. Entertainment was provided by a freshman chorus and a faculty octet led by Professor Henry Ten Moor. 47 PRINCE BERNHARD VISITS HOPE His Royal Highness Prince Bernhard was welcomed to Hope College bv Presi- dent Calvin VanderXVerf during his April visit to Holland. He addressed the student l ody at a formal convocation held in Dimnent Memorial Chapel on the topic. Inter- national Understanding and Individual Responsibility.” The prince came to Hol- land to dedicate the authentic 200-year- old windmill. DeZwaan.” which is a sym- bol of the Dutch contribution to the building of merica. stemming from the earliest settlement on the island of Man- hattan. During his stay. Prince Bernhard was honored at a Hope College luncheon at which the Motet Choir presented a program of Dutch songs. 49 The Negro in American Culture was the theme of the 1965 Hojx: College Fine Arts Festival. Centering around this theme, the week-end activities enlight- ened mind and stimulated thinking. Outstanding Negro artists in the field of music, art, and poetry highlighted the weekend. Gwendolyn Brooks, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for |x etry. opened the festival with a reading of her verses which |x rtray essentially the American Negro, but basically are about every man's loneliness and problems. The exhibit of the works of American painters, particularly those of Jacob Lawrence, was formally opened in Van Zocren Library, with narrator Kelly Williams. The paintings from the Detroit Institute of Art, the Whitney and Modern Museums, reflec ted c learly the pathos surrounding the Negro in America. musical program by Ethel Waters in Dimnent Chapel presented another artist to students. Dedicated to God's work. Ethel Waters displayed a vibrant faith and a winning personality. She was accompanied bv Reginald Beane. Another program of music climaxed the full weekend, as the audience listened to works by composer Ulysses Kay. neo-classic artist in choral works as well as orchestral compositions. Selections were rendered by the Hope College choir, band and orchestra. Besides the outstanding artists, weekend activities featured many informal gatherings and coffee discussions with visiting artists. A panel discussion of the festival theme with Ulysses Kay. Kellv Williams. Damon White, with David Clark as moderator gave students and faculty the opportunity to interact dirccdy with discussion and the problem of the- Negro Culture in fine arts today. 50 51 Kelly William' Ethel Waters meets informalh with students JEAN LANGLAIS Jean I.anglais, world rcknown French organist and composer, performed a spe- cial concert in Dimnent Memorial Chapel for the enjoyment of the college com- mit in ity. Langlais played selections from Buxtehude. Bach, and DcGrigny. Me concluded his program with three of his own works, composed during a recent United States tour. Unique with the [.anglais visit was a Master Class in which certain selected students per- formed for the master's criticism of their work. I 52 53 Jean I.anglaU ...WHEN THE STAGE COMES ALIVE Under new directors James Malcolm and Robert Wegter. Hope's Little Theater enjoyed another successful year. Al- though the long climb to the fourth floor of the science building is wearying. Palette and Masque found many students willing to build sets, make costumes and act. “Androdcs and the Lion.” the opening production, successfully presented the wit of George Bernard Shaw Arthur Miller’s The Crucible” changed the tone with its talc of the Salem witch trials. The last production, which took place in Snow Auditorium, was Molicre’s Tar- tuffc.” a brilliantly done version of the classic French farce. 55 MUSIC Jem Waanders. F.llisjulien. Carol Diephouse lxslic Clark. Gloria Mooi Charles Ashbrenner. Robert Cecil Mr. and Mrs. James Tallis Music has always played a large role on Hope’s campus. This year the Music Department contrib- uted increasingly and unceasingly to the enjoy- ment of students and faculty with an admirable series of faculty recitals as well as the traditional senior and music student rec itals. In addition to the scheduled jx'rformanccs of the larger musical group on campus and the introduction of guest recitalists, the band per- formed the delightful function of entertaining the campus community in the Pine Grove with their enjoyable outdoor concert. 59 . . .AND I lit- l.elicimcn Jacques and Birdie 60 MORE MUSIC Another aspect ol the musical world that can hardly he ignored is that of the various singing groups who entertain on campus during the year. For the second time Hope brought big name entertainment to campus in the form of the Let termen, one of the nation’s top recording groups. Earlier in the year, Jacques and Birdie, two Liverpool folk singers, led an all college hoot”. Ethnic Chet Parker contributed to the Homecoming Hoot, and of course, there have Ik-cii for the past two of three years Hope’s own contributions to the folk singing world. The New World Minstrels and Peter. Paul and Mounds. Peter. Paul and Mounds New World Minstrels Chet Parker 61 niia wa«l. Max Day Queen 1965 62 MAY DAY Invitation to Spring” was the theme of May Day weekend activities for 1965. Queen Sally Kooistra presided over the tapping of new Mor- tar Board members for 65-66 and ended her reign with the announcement of the May Dav Queen for this year. Miss Anita A wad of tire Phi 11 ippines. and her court, consisting of: Carol Borst. Toodic Finlay. Jean Frissel. Ruth Mever, I'vonne Taylor, and Carol Witter. In traditional manner, the theme of spring was carried out in the pastel colors of the Freshmen Honor Guard and the Mav Pole dance of the Sophomores. The weekend was rounded out with a picnic at Kollcn Park, intcrfraiernitv track and field competition, intersororitv softball competition and Spring Fever”, the dance which culminated the weekend’s activities. 63 l 64 -C If Wc want pants'. To see oi not to C 66 CAMPUS CONTROVERSIES 67 CIVIL RIGHTS MARCH Hope for Voting Rights” was the theme of the student march indicating the position of Hope students on the civil rights issue. The 300 students and faculty marched to city hall to present the petition signed bv over 700 students to Mayor Rosman. asking senators and congressmen to support the voting rights bill A1 Lawenstcin. advisor to the Missis- sippi Freedom Democratic Party spoke to the students giving direction for fu- ture action. At the city hall. Alfred Cowles, director of the Human Relations Commission, moved by the concern of the Hope students, said that the future of civil rights rests with students through- out the country. March chairman Hal Huggins, work- ing with Rob Donia. Neil Scbania, and Dick Shiels. were responsible for the quiet dignity of the demonstration. 70 COMMENCEMENT The 1065 graduating class marked the Centennial Commencement of Mope College. The commencement exercises formally closed the year’s activities and marked the completion of degree re- quirements for the graduates. Weekend activities consisted of Alumni Day on Saturday with many class reunions, and Sunday Baccalaureate services with the Rev. Charles 1.. Copenhaucr from New York addressing the graduates. At the graduation exercises, which were held in the Civic Center, seniors were addressed by Landram R. Bolling, President of Earlham College, on “The Struggle for Meaning”. The graduates received their coveted degrees and of special interest to the college and friends was the awarding of the honorary doc- trate of science degree to Dr. Gerrit Van Zyl. 71 73 75 FOOTBALL Hope’s expectations for a second consecutive MIAA football title collapsed in a season when fate seemed against the Dutchmen. With his backficld and line punctured by injuries, coach Russ DeVette ordered quarterback Harlan Hyink to fill the air with footballs. Although freshman Keith Abel filled in admirably at running back, the offense didn’t get rolling until the final game in which Hope polished off a strong Ohio North- ern team, 20 0. Defensive end Gary Holvick received all-con- ference honors for his outstanding play, while- end Rog Kroodsma, tackle Max Sehippcr, and linebacker Tom Cousineau, the team’s most valu- able player, each were accorded honorable mention. 77 Hope SCORES Opponent 0 Findlay 37 0 Wheaton 8 l Kalamazoo 39 21 Alma 8 6 Adrian 3 a Albion 27 0 Olivet 28 20 Ohio Northern 0 Left lo right, Firxt row: T. Hendrickson. S. 1 angeland. It. Osterhouse. V. Plagcnhnef. H. Hyink. K Abel, K Foil. It Ming. I). Kiaak. I . I'ndcrwood. 1) Holman. I). DcVeldcr. IV Rauwerdink. It. White: Second row: K. ( arpentcr. M. Nlcnning, M. Schipper. I). Van Beck. J. Slam. J. Iltkkcring. P. Bast. K bcl. Poppink. T. Cousincau. J. Norton. It. Hultgmi. P. Wassenaar. A. Sikkers, It. Menning: Third row: Coach Brewer. ( Van Wyk. It. Barger. 1). KroodMiia. . Kinney. T. Carlson. R Ktoodsma. R Kniper. I'. DeKniper. I Bast. G. Ilolvick. M. Barendsc. K Temink. K. I’mtma, J. Huisman. I . Pelon. S. Wessling. Coach DeVette 80 CROSS COUNTRY Although finishing the season with a good 1-2 mark, 1 lope's cross-country team received an unexpected bad break when it was forced to forfeit all of its victories because of an ineligibility. It was an- other instance of tough luck for a young team which shows great promise with sophomore Gary Pcipcr and freshmen Paul Martmen and Cal Osterhaven re- turning next year. Left to Right, First row: C. Bern. K Taylor. M I .iy. | Bellman. 0. Howe: Second row: ( Osterhaven, G. Pcipcr. R. Anker. 1). dc Voider. I . Hartman 81 SOCCER Football, British style, has arrived on Hope’s campus in the form of soccer, an action packed, fast moving game which is sure to be a crowd pleaser. After a yeai of pick-up games, a group of the faithful banded together under the direction of I)r. Philip Van Kyi, acquired uniforms and be- gan practicing. Led by the scoring of Bennett Ametcfe, Pierre Sende, Allan Griswold, and the excellent passing of Jim Pierpont and Jaime Zeas, the booters finished with a fine 6-1-1 record. Left to right. First row: R Cooper. 14. I)c Sawalt. X. Sohania. G. Dallali. B. Amctcfc. W. Bniinsma. I . Sendc, I). Bao, and J. eas: Second row: J. deVeldcr. B. Bao, J. gwa. J. Bierpont. J. Wang. Coach Van Kyi. B. Bailey. C uten. X. Rahalla. A. Griswold. an«l I) Yntcina Hope SCORKS Opponent 1 Wheaton 1 5 Calvin (frosh) 0 6 Goshen 5 5 Oakland 1 5 Calvin (frosh) 0 0 MSU (frosh) 12 8 Goshen 2 7 Oakland 0 83 84 Lcfl to right. First row: J. Poppink. J Klein. B. Potter. R Anker. F. Brady. J. Zwart: Second row: B. Kilborn, C. Buys. 1). Kroncineycr. C. Van Wieren. 1). Overman, C. Walters. I) Bruninkt, R. DeVette MIAA CHAMPS EARLY SEASON WORRIES.... The Flying Dutchmen showed great promise at the beginning of the season and turned what was to he a rebuilding campaign into an MIAA title. The team played one exciting game after another and put the finishing touches on the season with the never to lx- forgotten Calvin game, won by Don Kroncmeyer's free throw after the close of the first overtime. All-conference MIAA selection Clare Van W'iercn and second team pick Floyd Brady were the stalwarts all season with Van W'iercn leading the team in scoring while freshmen Brady was a close second and was the leading rebounder. Krone- meycr. another freshman, seemed to give the spark which brought the team out of a mid-season slump. Guard Carl Walters, an excellent playmaker and shooter, placed on the honorable mention list. Next years team looks strong, with only co-captain Dean Overman graduating, and Roy Anker, Bill Potter, and Chris Buys returning. 86 . . .CHANGE TO LATE SEASON SPARK ft AND TITLE SCORES Hope 83 Valpariso Opponent 64 93 Elmhurst 102 86 Adrian 76 82 Olivet 75 103 Alma 73 90 Aquinas 84 80 Wheaton 104 79 Albion 84 74 Lake Forest 73 64 Calvin 87 85 Kalamazoo 81 92 Elmhurst 75 95 Lake Forest 88 71 Concordia 74 89 Adrian 88 99 Olivet 82 106 Alma 81 109 Albion 92 115 Wheaton 100 104 Calvin 102 102 Kalamazoo 91 89 I JV BASKETBALL The junior varsity basketball team contributed to Hope's MIA A championship team directly as Don Kroncmcyer and Dave Bruininks both moved up to the varsity squad at mid-season. Coach Siedentop’s players displayed the poten- tial and continued improvement to win future MIAA championships with Jim Thomas, Rich Zondag, and Tom Pclon, the leading scorer, leading the way to a 7-10 record for the season. Left to right. First row: B. Hui enga. I). Farmer. J. Poortinga. J. Thomas, I). Bruininks, F.. Hencvcld; Second row: T. Pclon. J. Hollcnhach. R. Zondag. C. Holloman, R. Borst. M. Paliatsos, P. Waascnar. a WRESTLING 1964-65 marked the birth of wrestling at Hope. Coached by Mr. Eldon Greij, the team con- sisted of eight men. 'Though the team suffered a 0-7 season, it showed its desire to remain a s|x rt and receive varsity status. The best efforts were shown by Dan Howe and John Wormuth, both with 3-4 records. Loft to right: I). Lubbers. 1 . Howe, J. Miller. H. Wormuth. H. Huggins. B. Brown, B Kroncmcyor. M. Vogas. Coach Grcij 91 TRACK AND FIELD Hope’s tracksters had a fine season, although cold weather slowed runners in the early meets. Finishing third in the MIAA with a 4-2 record, the Dutch broke two school records during the season and two conference marks on the field day. Ron Horst topped the old high jump record with a leap of six feet five inches while the 440 yard relay team of Gary Holvick, Bill Hultgren, Bob Thompson, and Ray Cooper set a new Hope record. Captain Dave Lane, voted outstanding track- man, had a hand in the two MIAA records, set- ing a new mark himself in the 440 and teaming with Hultgren, Jim Pierpont, and Mike PaliatSOS to break the mile relay record set by Hope the preceding year. Left to right. First row: F. Shanholt or. R. Ililbclink. J. Picrpont. 1$. ilullgrcn. B. Ming. K. Foil. J. Simons; Second row: J, I’oppink. B. Fonmina. J. Kenigenberg. S. Rcynen. I). Swets. I). Lane. J. Hollenbach. C. Holvick. B. Menning; Third row: F. Brad). G. I’cipcr, R. Gclok, R. Borst. I.. Cole. M. Paliatsos. R. Kuiper.C. Osterhaven. R. Cooper. B. Thompson Hope SCORKS Opponer 56 C.alvin 80 115 Alma 21 56 Albion 80 109 Olivet 26 89 Adrian 47 41 Valparaiso 92 II Marquette 48 67 Grand Rapids JC 69 88 Kalama oo 48 BASEBALL ................................................................................................. I ■ The baseball team, although losing valuable players, turned in a strong finish this year with a second place finish in the MIAA. After losing five games on their southern trip, the Dutch came within one game of winning the championship, only to lose to Kalamazoo. 6-3. Second baseman, Wayne Cotts and pitcher Don Kroodsma made all-conference MIAA, while Tom Pelon, Claire Van- Wicrcn, and the team's most valuable player Paul Terpstra received second team all-MIAA honors. Included in freshman Kroodsma's wins was a no-hitter against Alma. ... Left to right: First row: B. Oosterhousc. R Mathews. Cotis. I) Fanner. S. N'icnhuis; Second row: M. Johnson. S. Piersma. ( Poppink. I). Kreuger. I Dekuiper. I) Troost; Third row: 1). Berger. I . lerpstra. I). Kroodsma. C. VanWicrcn. I . Felon. Coach Siedentop 95 TENNIS Doc” Green nursed his tennis team through a cold Southern tour, and they responded with six straight victories in the MIAA before bowing to perennial champion Kalamazoo. Byron Hopma. Lance Stell. Randy Nvkamp, and Don Krone- meyer turned in fine seasons for the Dutchmen as singles players, with Hopma and Nvkamp named as all-MlAA doubles players. 96 GOLF Although faced with a re- building season on the links, the golfers finished strong, winning their last three league matches and compiling a 4-5 record. Bill Potter and Gordon Kor- stangc, the two returnees, joined with Larry Cain, Ken Kolen- brandcr and George Cook to make up the squad. Potter led the strong finish, shooting 154 on the 36 hole MIAA field day to tie for third. All five golfers will be return- ing next year to bolster Hope’s chances for a league title. 97 FI Hope’s intramural program continued to provide activity this year for both men and women. Men’s sports included football, basketball, softball, tennis, hand- ball, bowling, golf, and volley- ball. The women played field hockey, basketball, softball, ten- nis,badminton, bowled and partic- ipated in archery. The Praters took first place in the fraternity intramural all sports competition this year, edg- ing out the Cosmos on the strength of a fine May Day track victory. The women's all sports trophy was won by the freshmen. I 99 TENNIS Hope’s women’s tennis team had a superb season, winning seven matches and losing only to Kalamazoo. In the MIAA tourn- ament Kalamazoo nudged out our girls 12-11 to take the championship. Barbara Brunson. Toodie Kin- lav, and Dottie Manuel won the first, second and third singles championships respectively in the tournament. Finlay and Manuel went through unde- feated in a season which should help increase the popularity and caliber of play in women's ten- nis. Left c right, First row: S. Kooistra, N. Alexander. 1). Nlanucl. V. Swart; Second row: I Finlay. B. Klaascn. I) Schippcr. B. Brunson WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Women’s intercollegiate basketball, al- though relatively unknown, is making a strong bid for recognition. Hope’s team, coached by Daughn Schippcr. plays a spirited brand of basketball that belies their 2-7 record. High scorers this season were Della Kuiper, Dee VandcrVhicht. and Sally Kooistra who played roving forward. Carol Van Middles- worth and Joyce FI ipse stood out on defense, a non-scoring position. 101 KflPPfl E 103 BLUE KEY Blue Key, a national honorary fra- ternity, is composed of senior men who have demonstrated outstanding scholarship and leadership ability. Awarded Blue Key scholarships, these men operate the college book store, sponsor weekly cultural assem- blies and provide seniors with graduate school information. The members enjoy monthly banquets and an annual date-night. Left to right. Row I: J. Wang. Parcel I. M. N'ozari. P. Hcsselink. J. Bocringa. R- Abel; Row 2: J. loll. V. Cat heart. 1$ Neckcrt, R. Emmcrt. L. Havcrkamp. R. Anderson. P. Ransford. J. Serum: not pictured: P. Bast. C. Menning, B Mavselink MORTAR BOARD Tapped at annual May Day cere- monies, members of Mortar Board, national women's honorary society, are outstanding senior women cho- sen for qualities of high scholarship, campus leadership and service in the interest of the college. Among events sponsored by Mortar Board are the Dean’s I.ist Tea. campus bulletin board. Last Chance Talk , and a series of cultural films. Left to right. Row 1: P Dykstra, N. Bonjcrnoor. M. F.. Bridgcr; Row 2: K. Vcrduin. S. Prins. S. Cady. S. Kooistn, C. Rcidsma. A. Dcitz, C. Timkovich 104 STUDENT SENATE This year's Student Senate as- sumed a strengthened position in representing student interests. Un- der the able leadership of Bruce Neckcrs, the Senate voiced itself ef- fectively in campus affairs, drawing assistance from the MSA committee. The Senate also improved its inter- nal structure with constitutional revisions. Sponsorship of ' The Let- termen and support of the SCSC drive were two of the bigger projects undertaken by the Senate during the year. Left to right. Row I: Claawn, S lomlinvon. I. F.dbrookc. ( Shepherd; Row 2: K. Wal . M Bcnnink, S. Sonncvcldt. It. Neckcrs. II. I.. Dictch. | Wocrdchoft: Row 3: A. Miedcma, J Moored. T. Draft. J. Bodkins. (.. Gustafson. V Oxbon. K. Camp. R. Donia: Row -1: G. Korxtange. J. Worm nth. J. Bocringa. I Rosine. I I roost S. Wcssling. [ Chcsncy. T. Ogrcn. J. Dilll ock Left to right. Row I: M. Hoffman. I’. Bast: Row 2: M. K. Bridget. B. White. K Vcrduin; not pictured: J. Knapp, j. Simons STUDENT COURT Discipline is enacted on violators of college regulations by the Stu- dent Court, now in its second year of operation. Under the leadership of thief justice Paul Bast, the court tries to deal intelligently and posi- tively with the sometimes ambiguous cases which confront it in the con- text of a developing college com- munity. Court members are juniors and seniors appointed by the Student Senate. 105 MILESTONE Joyce Hipsc. Editor-in-chief Cheryl Richardson. Index Editor Shirley VanRaalteand Lee Ann Vanllaver. Underclassmen Editors 106 The end result of many hours of work by various people is what Milestone is .... enjoy it. Marcia Swots. Copy Editor AI Micdcma, Business Manager Doug Smith and Sherrie l.undahl. Organization Editors Susan Spring. Faculty Editor 107 Reporter : Bob Donia. Ellen Borger, Pat Canfield. Paul Verduin. Randy Miller ANCHOR A driving force on Hope’s campus is the anchor which appears weekly and serves to raise disputes and questions, awaken opinion, and add dimension to college life throughout the year. Under the leadership of Chuck Menning, the paper regularly produces several pages and special editions covering all aspects of campus life, with stimulating editor- ial. cartoons, and letters to the editor, adding to the news and critical hulk of the paper. Jim Mace. Spore Kditor Kailn Vcrdtiin and Nina Bowen brock. Editorial Assistants Marcn Kiefer. Headline Kditor Alan Jones. Critique Editor 109 OPUS Iniro II: by Rein Vandcr Hill. Opus an editor and contributor to the fall edition of Opus. Opus. Hope’s fine arts magazine, is written and published by students. This year two editions ol Opus were published; one in the Fall term and die other in conjunction with the Fine Arts Festival in the Spring. Throughout the year Opus s|x nsors jxictry readings in an attempt to bring about interest in this form of artistic expression. To stimulate creative student work and to provide a means to evaluate that work have been the purpose of Opus. i no Left to right: I.. Dykstra. I). Kardux. R. Y cnbaard, J Elfering. P. Hcsselink. C. Timkovich. Board of Editors WTAS Left to right, Row 1: F. Shcrburn, C. Knccht. B. Cathcart: Row 2: N. DeBoer, R. Van Schenknof. !). Stehouwer. I). Catlin. B. Sthroedei WTAS, the wholly student-operated campus radio station, brings 60 hours a week of listening pleasure to the college community. Combining the CBS news resources and campus talent, 610 Radio is the student’s voice for the best in news, views, and music. In addition, the station provides coverage of all major campus functions, away football games, and Christmas Vacation road conditions informa- tion. til Left to right. Row I: M. Ondrus. J. Hahnfdd. 1). Shiclx. 1 . Miller. renPax, M. Endcrlin. C. Rowe. 1 . Myers, J. Powell. R. Cruet - machcr, R. DeSawal. W. Bovenkerk. P. Read: Row 2: M. Bowman. 1). Courtney. H. Dyketna. 1). Swets. W. Peacock. L. VanDcHocf, J. VanDrrSchalk. J. Ghesney. I Breur. J. Sabo. I . Gics. J. Ecnigcnburg. J. Aggen CHAPEL CHOIR Since its formation in 1953, the Chapel Choir has developed into one of the finest college choirs in the country and can point to many distin- guished achievements. Directed by Dr. Robert Cavanaugh, highlights this year were the Faurc Requiem performed in March, and the spring tour to the Midwest during spring vacation. In- volved in many activities, the choir sings for the daily chapel service, Christmas Vespers, spring concert and baccalaureate service. The year in- cluded two television appearances and perform- ance at the dedication of the windmill. COLLEGE CHORUS The Hope College Chorus (formerly called the Chancel Choir) sings twice a week in the daily chapel services and is usually involved in prepar- ing for two public performances each year. In the Christmas Vespers Concert they performed a 16th century verse anthem by Orlando Gibbons. As guest performers in the Spring band concert they did the Jubilate Deo , by Giovanni Gabri- elli, using double chorus, brass and organ. Students assisting the group arc Robert Bar- rows, organist and student director; Rosemary Hekman, organist and student director: and Floyd Farmer, student director. The chorus is open to all interested students with no required audition. The group, under the direction of Roger E. Davis, affords the student an opportunity to participate in the preparation and | erformancc of great choral works. 112 Christmas caroling by the College Chorus Left to right. Row 1: S. Ul ingcr, K. Uiivck. C. Yonkers. S. Radliff. F. Wilson. B. Alhart. C. Meier. M. Scherpenisse. M. Bennink. Ruth ieman. I.. Tiewi, M. Wiegman. F.. Whitaker. M. I.ccstma. K. Dryf- hout. J. Mast: Row 2: M. Flikkcma, F. Wclcher. J. Alexander. J. Smoll. T. Leenhouts. C. Richardson. S. Dykstra. S. Sonne veldt. Cheryl Defendorf, M. De Graaf. G. I.angstraat. R Rikkers. J. Thomas, K. Miersma. P. Meldcr. L. Dykenia. K. Hook: Row 3: N. Schwab. A. Wilson. T. GrilTen, K Beck. K. Kroneineyer. B. Smith. M Otto, B. Dietch. F.. Taylor. A. Jocckel. G. Yeager. B. N'eckers. M. l.einmcnes. J. Dykstra. M Laughlin. J Van Kolken; Row -I: R Witter. J. Waldron, A. VandcrMccr. J. Knapp. 1' Van Leirop. J. Daane. A Jones. E. Julien. B. Race. W Cook. K Bakker. D. Walvoord. G Vandcr Velde. H Lucas. P. Verduin. G. Hagans, j. De Sinidt College Chorus 113 VIOLIN Leslie Clark I)a i l Tubergen Nina Bourn brock Glenys Davidson Albert Oosccrhof Joan Ten Moor Linda Davis Nonna Michailkov Jean Jonoski Pat Heroic! Margo Johnson Corliss Nelson Susan Bosnian Joan Loweke Marcia Newhouse Alan Bent Karyn Rigtrrink Wanda Rider VIOLA Ruth Y enhaard Ruth Sjolin Fred Schutmaat Wanda Rider Barbara Plewcs Marilyn Rsnbrandt CELLO Mars Pat Russell Nancy Uexander Margaret June Robert Schsscgler John Rensvick Richard Wolters BASS Donald Sill Oregon llulse Menno Kraai FLUTE Nancy Rector Carla Reidsma Ann Hutchinson PICCOLO Suellen Prins OBOE Donn McIntosh Patricia MacKachron Kathryn Dickenson Jean Krauss ENGLISH HORN Donn McIntosh CLARINET Robert Ben enberg Belts- Ssvinehait Fran Webinga lawrcnct DeBoer BASS CLARINET Stephen Gulh BASSOON Am ic Parcell Paul I.ein John Solodosv I.con VanDske HORN Gerald Waanders Gloria Mooi Pat Gabbcy Ann VanDnrp William Cathcart TRUMPET Thomas Steffens Palmer Veen Gerald Autcn Sidney Disbrosv TROMBONE William Nicholson Ron VanderBeek BASS TROMBONE Robert Barrows TUBA John Allan TIMPANI Floyd Farmer PERCUSSION I jwrence Calfee James Ruffner PIANO ND CELESTE Robert Formsma HARP I.auralce Campbell ( •Indicates Svinphonette members 114 ORCHESTRA AND SYMPHONETTE The season of 1964-65 was exceptionally busy for the Hope College Orchestra beginning with two television appearances on WOOD-TV as a part of the fall lecture on Music Since 1900 presented by Dr. Rider of the music faculty. In the November concert Charles Aschb t enner of the music faculty, appeared as soloist in the performance of Gershwin’s Rhap- sody in Blue. The program was repeated at Lake View High School in Battle Creek and shortly after the first of the year the orchestra joined the Chapel Choir in a performance: of the Faure Requiem. As part of the Fine Arts Festival the orchestra presented a program devoted to the works of Ulysses Kay with the comjxrser in attcdance and the final concert of the season featured Charles Castleman as soloist in the Brahms Concerto. The Hope College Symphonette completed its eleventh annual extended concert tour during the 1964-65 season with concerts in Michigan, Ontario, New York, New Hampshire, and New Jersey. The group has now toured thirty-five states covering nearly fifty thousand miles to play more than two hundred concerts on tour. In addition to presenting concerts at Oakland University at Rochester. Michigan and in the Holland area, during the early part of the year the sym- phonette made two appearances on WOOD-TV and joined the Band in presenting a concert of Christmas music. 115 BAND Left lo right. Row I: R Benxcnbcrg. I). Staat. F. Wcbinga. I). McIntosh, Mr R Cecil. R Wagner. N. Runchcy. I Reynold . C. Van Vossen. . Rector. Row 2: B. Swinehart. S Pickard. G. Gouwens. C Lake. P. Ilcssclink. P. Clement . A. Parccll. W. Cathcart, C. Roberts, G. Waanders. F.. Wybenga. P. Lcibundgulh. D. Manuel. N. A band in the best sense is the Hope Col- lege Band, which fills the double demanding role of a marching and concert organization. The band contributes to the football spirit by entertaining at half time and marching in the Homecoming parade. As a concert or- ganization the band made television appear- ances, performed on campus, in the surround- ing area and had a successful spring tour. .Sobania. P. Miller, I . Lein; Row 3: T. O'Meara. C. Van Noord. W. Moorman. S. Shaugcr. K. Weber. V Bilyeu. F. Emerson. R. Gructz- maclier. B. Formsma. G. Auten. | Trosl. J. Ruffner. P. Veen. J. Brink. R. Westcrvelt. W Nicholson. R Vander Beek: Row -t: R Formsma. J. Allan. L. Cole.C. Vandcn lloek. F. Farmer. L.Calfee 116 SINFONIA Established on Hope’s campus in 1961, the Iota Omega chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. the national professional music fraternity, is dedi- cated to the advancement of music and to the brotherhood among men engaged in music activities.” Special activities for the year included the semi-formal Christmas dance, a con- cert of Moravian music and attend- ance at a province workshop at Western Michigan University. In addition, the men of Sinfonia re- ceived an award for the most mem- bers initiated into the chapter be- tween 1962 and 1964. Left to right. Row I: R. Cecil, M. Lemmcncs. I . Hcssclink. B. Cathcart, . Parcel!. (. Hubbard: Row 2: I). Tubergen, IV Hanudink. R VandcrBeck. B. Wcstcrvelt. J Daanc. K Weber, B. Neckcrs; Row 3: G. uten. G. Hulse, K. Julicn, P. Veen. C. Walvoonl. P. Lein. J. Trost. I). Grissen Left to right. Row I: K. Brown. I’ Glcichmann; Row 2: J. siros. T. Lecnhouts, A. Hutch- inson. K. Wolters CLASSICS HONORS Eta Sigma Phi is a national classics honors fraternity which promotes and sponsors the study of the classics. It is composed of those who have exhibited outstanding scholastic achievement in this field. 117 FRENCH CLUB Encouraging an appreciation for the language and culture of French-speaking countries, the French Club members enjoy many interesting programs throughout the year. This year these programs included a picnic, slides, speakers, a program of cuttings of two French plays, a Spring banquet, a French Christmas Concert and an Easter dinner. l.cfc to right, Row I: F. Border. IV Hcrkncr. K Janssen, J. I.owckc. I., kupkrian. ( Roberts. S Pierce: Row 2: IV Bao. IV Bang. A Hutchinson. M Feyt. M Hakken. J. Flipse. R Perry, M. Kvsenbaggcrs, N. Meyer GERMAN CLUB Under the leadership of I)r. Megow, the Ger- man Club presented enjoyable and profitable programs to interested German students. In- cluded in the activities this year were film show- ings of Romantic Germany” and Kundstu- dentin Ursula. slides by Maja Etterlin of Switzer- land. and a special Christmas meeting featuring legends and caroling. Left to right. Row I: R. Woltciv N. Frick son. I. Vclthui cn. F. Ostcr- liavcn. C. Kncclit. M. Hakken: Row 2: F. Gearhart. J Marstcllcr. I Van Hlsburg. S. Wright. M. Campbell. ( Richardson. I Stahl. S. Short, t. Strong. W Heine. C Megow Ix-ft to right. Row 1: A. wad, IV Magan. B Momcver. D. Courtney. P. Washburn. J. Wocrdchoff: Row 2: C. Chappell, F. Hala. M. HockMra. M. Ralph. H. Weller. I. Bundza. R Pern. N. Buiterworth. M. Russell. L. Ashe SPANISH CLUB The members of Spanish Club endeavor to increase knowledge of Spanish-speaking countries and to become more fluent in speaking the lan- guage. Special activities for the year include picnics, hayride, a Christmas fiesta for Mexican children, a Mexican Banquet, and a Peruvian party. In addition, Spanish tables in the dining halls provide an excellent opportunity to use the language. 118 FRENCH HONORS The Hope chapter of Pi Delta Phi, the French honors fraternity, is composed of French students who have completed an advanced course in French and have maintained a B average. This organization holds two meetings each year. Left to right, Row 1: c Reidsma. X. Bonjcmoor. J Kemink. M. Hakken. R. Y cnhaaid: Row 2: F. Mala. M. (ionwens. X Mcvcr. R. Pern . V Jocckcl. M. Hoffman, C. Roberts GERMAN HONORS Hope's local Gamma Chi Chapter of Delta Phi Alpha had two dinner meetings this year, the Christmas banquet and the initiation dinner. Membership is dependent upon a high scholastic average in German subjects. Left to right. Row I: J. VanSlagercn. M. Gouwcns. J. Postmus: Row 2: K. Gearhart. . ('ole. K. Walsma. R. Wcpfcr. R. DeYoung W. Heine SPANISH HONORS At a banquet, March 6, 1905. five students and three professors became charter members of Epsilon Pi. Hope’s chapter of Sigma Delta Pi. the national honorary Spanish fraternity. Basis for membership includes academic excellence and interest in the Hispanic language and cul- ture. Dr. F. Dewey Amner, national executive secretary of the fraternity officiated at the instal- lation and initiation ceremonies. Left to right. Row I: IL Momcycr. F. I Lila. I. Hundza: Row 2: R. Perry. M. Hockstr.i. M. Ralph H. Weller 119 SPEECH HONORS Membership in the Michigan Gamma Chapter of Pi Kappa Delta, the honorary forensic society is gained through participation in ora- tory, extemporaneous speaking, pub- lic address, debate, and discussion. Initiation is held at the spring ban- quet. This year Hope participated in the National Convention, winning an excellent in the women’s and men’s division. Left to right, Row 1: M Voigt, I) Kuipcr; Row 2: T. Lccnhoul . I . Noel.S- Ratlliff Left to right: I). Noel. M. Voigt. S. Ratlliff. J. Koch DEBATE SQUAD With the NCD topic Resolved that the Federal Government should establish a program of public work for the unemployed,” the debate squad began practice for the many tournaments held throughout the year. In addition to informal prac- tice debates with other colleges such as Albion and Western Michigan, the squad participated in a tourna- ment at Michigan State. Two of the members were able to attend the National Pi Kappa Delta Speech tournament held at Tacoma, Wash- ington. 120 NCP Pi Epsilon Delta, the National Collegiate Players, is a national honorary dramatics fraternity. The NCP gold key is won by service to the theatre, upon recommendation of the local chapter, and approval of the national council. It is based on a system of points which arc gained for work on-stage and back-stage during the year. Left to right, Row I: B. Chain. T. I.ecnhouts. K. Lend. I). Kanlanx; Row 2: R Hccht. R Wcgtcr. M. Andringa. J. McGilvray. 1.. Havcrkamp. M. Voigt. L. Munro 121 Left to right, Row I: I’ Gabbev. B. Bang. 1 Kngelsinan. S Shauger.; Row 2: N Rent. C Yeager. J. VanSlagcren. M. I.uthcr. V Hovingh. H. Tan: Row S: L. HcUler, J. Wormuth. I). La pe, L. Dorey. B. DeYoung. J wart. L. Nfeengs, B Manelink. R. Bolt. P. Crook BIOLOGY HONORS The Alpha Eta Chapter of Beta Beta Beta is composed of students who have exhibited outstanding scholastic achievement in the bio- logical sciences. This year, under the leadership of Bruce Masselink, the organization presented a varied program including trips to the Chi- cago Museum of Natural History and the Pine Rest Mental Hospital. In addition to various lectures by members of the Biology Department, Dr. Spieler of the Illinois Institute of Technology and Mr. Roger Stroll of the Department of Environmental Health were featured. Several mem- bers also participated in a field trip to Florida. Lift to right. Row I: J. Albrecht. R DeYoung. M. I an. L. Lcppla. M. Nozari. D. Bao: Row 2: B Mavtclink. L. Dorey. (.. Gilmore. L. Holder. II llocksctna. J. Dykstra PRE-MED SOCIETY The Michigan Beta Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta, the interna- tional premedical honor society en- deavors to give insight into the various facets of medical practice. Monthly meetings are held to which a guest speaker is invited or a fdm shown. Field trips are taken to the Universities of Michigan and Chi- cago medical schools. CHEMISTRY CLUB The Chemistry Club is the Hope College student affiliate chapter of the American Chemical Society. Members are chemistry majors who plan to go into teaching, research, or industrial chemistry. In addition to its monthly meetings which feature lectures given by members of the senior class and guests from other schools, the club takes an annual trip to Standard Oil of Indiana. Lett to right. Row I: F. Sillies. ( ickamp. R. (..uno. R. Warnct. R. Hilbclink: Row 2: T. Su. R. Allen. K. Lamphere. R. Abel. S. Print. |. Scrum, P. Scliaap: Row 3: 1, l.o. |. Farghcr. IV Dcllollandcr. I) Wegner. M. Rottw hater. 1). Dalman. S. Su. 1) ndeison. F. Jcckcl; Row I: J. Wang. H Iigclaar. J. Lee. I). Stehouwer. | Driy. H. Hocksma. U Bouina. F. Oeltlc Lett to right: J. Ikx-riuga. A. Chancy. M. Hoffman. J Richardson. J. Chcsncy. P. Havinga PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Composed of interested psychology majors, the Psychology Club holds meetings at the homes of various professors. There are also meetings throughout the year to which the general student body is invited. Spe- cial events this year included lectures by Dr. Walker and Dr. Mckcckic of the University of Michigan, and the showing of the film, My Six Con- victs.” 123 RESIDENT ADVISORS Counseling and discipline are the main duties of the Resident Advisors. In the women’s residences they assist in room check, help maintain quiet hours, distribute grades, help stu- dents with special problems and en- force school regulations. In addition to these duties, the Kollcn Hall ad- visors fine violators of college regu- lations. Resident Advisors meet reg- ularly with members of the faculty to discuss problems and learn coun- seling procedures. Loft to right, Row 1: M. MofTman. I. RiiikIIc. Postmus. M. Makkon T. Vclthui cn, S. Stckclcc; Row 2: R Rikkcrs. V. NilSCn. K Brown. 1$ Allred. I VaiiDyk. M. Swots. J. Stnoll 124 J R. Rikkcrs. T. Stahl I. cft to right. Row I: CL Krygcr.M. Esscbaggcn. R Sagendorf. 1). Reifsneider. P. Peacock. A { C T V J. Esther; Row 2: S. I.tindahl. M. Mills. |. Taylor, J. Morgan. M. Bridget. L. Davies. v 1 i V llJ AWS ACTIVITIES BOARD Left to right. Row 1: C. Yeager. V Cheung. G. Grotenhuie, C. Shepherd; Row 2: Defen- dorf. 1). Reifsneider. L. Wolbrink. C. Richardson. S. Steketee, R. SyiMiia; Row 3: CL Paaltnan. B. Allred. M. Swets. K. Dryfhout. A. Fischer. S. Dampman The local Association of Women Students belongs to 1AWS, the Inter- collegiate Association of Women Stu- dents which endeavors to serve women in a representative form of self-government and to encourage a high level of personal responsibility and citizenship. AWS is divided into two groups. The Council is the gov- erning body which sets some of the guiding principles and regulations for the women students, compiles the women’s handbook, and administers the demerit system. The AWS Activities Hoard serves as the social planning board sponsor- ing events such as Big-Little Sister program, Nykerk Breakfast, style show, carol sing. International Night, special speakers, the Women’s Devel- opment Program, May Day, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. 125 HISTORY HONORS Phi Alpha Theta, the history honors fraternity, is now in its second year. The initiation banquet, featuring I)r. Bow- dit,ch, chairman of the history depart- ment at tire University of Michigan, was held iit the fall. The regional confer- ence. which is attended by representa- tives from all the Michigan chapters, was held at Mope this year. Left to right. Row I: I). I’owcll. V. Barlow. M Kano. C Van Ix-ntc. C Rielvcld: Row 2: N. F.rickson. V Cole. J. Ronda. A. Parcel I V Cathcart, R. Panglc: Row 3: V Maganv I Straatsmj. H. Brown. J. Tcrpstra, R Wcrgc Left to right. Row I: n. Grisscn. S. Wilcox. V Slagtcr; Row 2: C. Blood. P. Fried. W. Heine. R YanSchcnkhof IRC The Hojx; College IRC had an extremly active year. Among the events of the year was the winning of the award as one of the top ten IRC’s in the past twenty-five years. The regional conference was hosted by Hope's chapter this year. Speakers for the year included Dr. Wesley Fischel, Mr. Joseph Jaques. Dr. James Domon, Jr., and Dr. Raymond Gordon. SEA The Student Education Associa- tion provides future teachers with a better understanding of the profes- sion, its standards and policies. This year for the first time, the SEA was under the faculty supervision of Mr. Dirkse. Meetings presented various speakers, films, and arranged educa- tional experiences to provide insight into the teaching profession. The annual spring banquet concluded the year’s program. Left to right, Row I: 1$. OoostcrliOU'f. P. Gleichmann; Row 2: N. Slagter. I.. Dirkse. M. Pyltnan BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS CLUB Business Economics club had an active year with emphasis on various business fields. Special events in- cluded a guided tour through Chris- Craft boat company, a tour through Heinz Co., and a tour through the Herman Miller Furniture Co., Zee- land, with a lecture by Mr. Dc Prcc on the Scanlon Plan” in manage- ment. Social activities included pic- nics at the homes of Drs. Klaasen and Yntema. Left to right. Row I: D Cook. | Zeas. U Peacock, P. Strengholl. R Schumakci. G Vail Dahin. V. Rons: Row 2: II. Schant . R Folkcrts. P. Marmclink. 1) llcusinkvcld. |. Pin pout. Koch. K Rowiler. C. Tilton. T. DcLong, N. llilritt 127 Left io right. Row I: I), (iriwcn. R. Donia: Row 2: J. Chcsncy. H. Huggins. T. Ogrcn NSA The National Student Association coordi- nating committee operates in three basic capacities on Hope’s campus. In its first capacity the NSA acts as a liaison between Hope College and the national and regional offices of the NSA. A second important function of the committee is to act as an advisory body to the student Senate and other campus organizations. The committee also undertakes co-ordination of campus-wide drives. Finally, the committee works to ac- quaint the student with such opportunities as travel programs, an insurance plan, and numerous conferences under NSA auspices. Left to right: E. Burger. I’ Miller, S. Larkin YOUNG REPUBLICANS Active in local, state, and national politics, members of the Young Republican Club hold monthly meetings. Guest speakers for the year included Robert Goodcll, U. S. Rep- resentative from New York: Elly Peterson. Candidate for U. S. Representative from Michigan; Robert Griffin, U. S. Representa- tives from Michigan. The club members took a canvas of the Holland area to determine political leanings, participated in the state convention, and co-sponsored the Mock Election. YOUNG DEMOCRATS Young Democrats active in campus and community affairs, worked to get the voters of Holland out to the polls before the final election and helped out at Democratic Head- quarters downtown. They also participated in the NSA mock election. Left to right: Hubbard, J. Eubank. B. Allied. G. Kictvcld 128 Alpha Phi Omega works on the interior of the city mission The Nu Beta chapter oi Alpha Phi Omega, National service fraternity, is active in campus affairs including freshman orientation and registration, the Red Cross blood drive, and many social events. Service for the community included the March of Dimes square dance and the rcdccoration of the Holland City Mission. Left to right, Row 1: R Joseph. R. Wcpfcr, J. Schalk. V. Bniinsma. I Kcrshncr; Row 2: I) Wegner G. Auten. R. Warnet. W. Grocbcck, J. Nodop, 1) Anderson; Row 3: I). Bergner. A MeGeehan. W. Whary. H. Bowman. W. DeBoer. C. Blood. W Heine; Row -t: P. Read. R. Herkncr. X. Schwab. D. Dixon. W. TcnPas. R. Veldhoff, A. Bentz 129 Sue Sha uger i mors . as does Boh Anderson. the program’s chairman HIGHER HORIZONS Inaugurated this year. Higher Horizons is a program whereby college students attempt to broaden the horizons of Holland elementary school children. The students, acting as big brothers and sisters, take these children to museums, pup- pet shows and libraries, as well as on swimming and fishing trips. Left lo right. Ron I: Jocckel. M. E. Bridger. R. Zieman. I). Dyksira. | Nelson. M. I.uilicr. V'andeBunic. M. Greiner. J. Woerderhoff. S C hampion. B. Mhart. M Enderlin. M Morris. J. Remtcnia. S. Strom: Row 2: I . hirer man. |. Olsen. I . VanDyk. F. Emerson. M Tiers. K. Jansen. H. Huggins. J. Bell. J. Powell, G Korstange. l. I)illt k. S. Culling, J Kallemyn, J. I indaurer. Row S: I). Planlinga. W. Bovenkerk. (., Poll. J Braun. E. Willcocks. J Sutherland. R nker. V. Wliaiy. J. Bcukelman. BJ Thompson. J. Richardson, P. Terpsira. J. Chesney. J. Diugg 130 STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE The Student Life Committee, which is comj osed of deans, faculty, and student members, is one of the controlling rods on campus. It is the responsibility of this committee to pass judgement on the various sug- gested policy changes” for the col- lege during the year, particularly in those situations in which the ride in question is directly applicable to students. Left to right. Row I: B. Butler, G. Lamport. M K. Bridgcr. T. VanDyke. V. Hilim-il: Row 2: Mtirrav. I. Van Keuenaam. I' Sherburne. I Siedentop. | llarvoy. B. Xeckeis J. Ilollenbach SCA Student Christian Association is organized for Christian fellowship and discussion of vital issues. Special events for the year were the Geneva retreat, canoe retreat and spring re- treat. Community service includes deputation teams and leadership in the city mission programs. Students also participate in weekly Bible study groups and social activities. Left to right. Row I: I). Troike. W. Borschcl. I.. Goiard. I). Courtney W Be t : Row 2: R. Roster. J. Sinoll. S. Wiechman. N Slagter. R Justcscn. S. Kenigenburg, S Van R.ialtc 131 Left to right. Row 1: R. Anker. C. Poppink. H. Hvink: Row 2: G. Pciprr. C. VanWyk, I). Poppink. P. Rauwcrriink H” CLUB “H” Club at Hope works to pro- mote interest in the sports events and purchases new equipment for the Athletic Department. They also put out football and basketball programs and sponsor the view l oartl in Van Raalte basement. Men who have earned a letter in any sport are eligi- ble for membership in the organiza- tion. WAA BOARD Women’s Athletic Association or- ganizes women’s sports events in in- tramural competition in basketball, softball, badminton, tennis and vol- leyball. Intercollegiate sports are archery, basketball and tennis. So- cial events arc the co-ed night in the gym. bowling every Friday, and swimming. Left 10 right, Row I: G. Grotenliuix. K Brown. B. Allred, S. Kooistra. N Rem. M De- Graaf: Row 2: S. Parker. C. V enhaanl. M. Parker. I) DcAngcIis. J. Well . S. VanRaaltc; Row 3: J. Flips?. B. Ooscing. G. VanMiddlcsworth. V. Kris. I.. VanHavcr, A. Osborn. I). Kuiper 132 IFC The In ter-fraternity Council, com- posed of two members from each of Hope’s five fraternities, experienced a busy year. Besides the ordinary ac- tivities of setting dates for rush, awarding the scholastic trophy, and acting as a liaison between fraterni- ties, the Council sponsored an all- Greek literary meeting to encourage the societies in the intellectual realm. In another important move, initia- tion week was moved between semes- ters or to before school starts. Lcfc to right, Row 1: T. VanDam, G. Lamport. B. Klow; Row 2: J. Knaap, R. Hilbclink. J. Diblxt. J. Wormuth Left to right. Row I: S. Kcnigenburg. M. l.ccstma. T. VanDykc. N. Mallory, P. Myers. I). Him; Row 2: J. Crossman, N. Prothro. L. Davies. D. Ktiijicr, M. Paalman. J. Postmus. A. Os bon. C. Yonkers, P. Heldcr, P. Gabbcy PAN- HELLENIC Pan-Hellenic board, composed of three representatives from each of the six sororities, serves as a govern- ing board for all sorority activities. The introduction of a new rush sys- tem and the revision of informal initiation policy were two important steps taken by the Pan-I lellcnic board this year. 133 First Term President — Joan Esther Vice-president — Kathy Harrison Secretary — Dorothy Troikc Treasurer — Ellen Borger Second Term President — Ruth Kohlman Vice-president — Marlea Ton Secretary — Kathy Walsina Treasurer — Ellen Borger Third Term President — Kathy Harrison Vice-president — Charlene Leong Secretary — Irene Oosterbaan Treasurer— Ellen Borger 134 1 Left co right, Row I: J WoerdchofT, E. Shaw. L. Kupfrian, G. Mooi, B. Allure. J. 1’oMimi'. E. Borger, M. E. Bridget-. M. VanPemis, J. Schaper. C. Dalebout. C. I.eong. A. Awa«I: Row 2: B. Granberg, N. Ri iis. J. Van Slagcirn, A. Elmore. It. Boike. I). Walsma. J. Jappinga. J. I.indaucr. C Bcrtclscn. R Meyer. T. VanDyk. I . Crcsswell. D. Troike. C. Roberts: Row 3: S. Strom. C. Richardson. J. Esther. R. Kohhiun. M. Oos.se. J. Medema. M. Ton, K. Harrison. M Esther. A. Osbon. S. Parker. I. Oosterbaan. G. Harrington. S. VanRaaltc ALPHA GAMMA PHI Loyalty, friendship and enthusiasm were the foundations upon which Alpha Phi built another year. Fall rush tame just in time to help the victorious Homecoming float, “Press the Britons. Alpha Phi's and Arkics entertained at a Christmas party for underprivileged children. Roses and little brown jugs set the scene for the “Twelfth Night” of February, their winter formal. Linda Tiezzi led her sorority sisters to “Charlottown in the All-College Sing. With the informal at Sleep Hollow and the Spring House Party, the year came to a fitting close. 13S First Term President — Sandy Cady Vice-president — Marty Lootens Secretary — Linda Borgman Treasurer — Linda Dykstra Second Term President — Wernhe Nilsen Vice-president — Carol Beukema Secretary— Carla VandcBunte Treasurer — l.inda Dykstra Third Term President — Della Kuiper Vice-president — Jo Ann Keinink Secretary — Mary Jane Mills Treasurer — Linda Dykstra 136 Lett k right, Row I: C. Witter. I Borgman. C. Meier. M. Voigt. | kemink, 1 Dykstia. I Mciinstr.i I. Bund a. M I’aalman. T. Stahl. I nderxm. W. Nielsen. K. Gleichmann; Row 2: I. Slingrrland. |. I liomas | llaspet. R llcktnan. K Camp. E. (Htcrhaven, I. DeYoung. C Kolkcrl. (.. Datus. M. Newhousc, 1. Voorhorst. K Kronemeyer. M Swcts. Nf. Hendricks; Row 3: M Dicphuis. Silt ton. I) Kuiper. C. Howes. M. Cousineau M. Baron. M Klaascn. C. Borst. E. Davies. J. Wognnin. E. Folkeit. S Dampman. C. VandcBtintc. I I.cenhotits. S. Sonneveldt DELTA PHI A successful year saw Delphi take first place in the All College Sing with “A Bird Flew” directed bv Louise Voorhorst. Delphi’s also brought home the scholastic trophy for first semester. The winter formal held at Cascade Country Club had as its theme. A Canterbury l nle” with pewter mugs as favors. Special speaker foi a literary meeting was Mr. Harring- ton, speaking on art and showing slides. The informal held at Castle Park and the farewell to the seniors brought the busy year to a close. 137 First Term President — Dottie Hin Vice-president - Diane Reifsneider Secretary Pat Myeis Treasurer — Kit Jaiiv en Second Term President Marion lloekstra Vice-president — Marcia Pylman Secretary — Marcia Dozeman Treasurer - Kit Janssen Third Term President — Fran Osborn Vice-president — Sue Kovshard Secretary — Mary Enderlin Treasurer Kit Janssen 138 Ixfi lo right, Row 1: S. Bossharil. J. Wallace. S. Houglitaling. M F.nderlin. M. Morris. P. Mvers: Row 2: K. Beck. M Hallquisl, M. Do eman, M Pylman. I). Ilin . N Mallory: Row i: P Force. . Slagtcr. k. janssen, M. Iloeksira. D.Slaat. F. (hl om KAPPA BETA PHI The Dorian sorority began its year with the annual house party at Tim lluck II and then began work on the Homecoming Iloat entitled Dump the Britons.” Following the Homecoming parade, a luncheon honoring the alumnae was held at the Eten House. Culminating a week of pledge initia- tion, the date night featured a hayride and beach party. I he sj onsorship ol a needy family at Christmas and a pre-exam pizza break at II Forno’s, finished the first semester. Camelot, the winter formal was held at Cascade Country Club and proved to be an enjoyable evening lot all. The Ice Cream Social was followed by the All-College Sing with Kit janssen directing “My Favorite Things”. The year's activities ended with Spring rush, the informal and the Spring house party. 139 First Term President — Snellen Prins Vice-president — Pat F.lierman Secretary — Diane DcWitt Treasurer — Sue Short Second Term President — Karnc Huyck Vice-president Evonne Taylor Secretary Lois Vanllarn Treasurer — Sue Short Third Term President — Betty Lon Dictch Vice-president - Marty Campbell Secretary — Sue Nchcr Treasurer — Sue Short 140 Left to right, Row I: S. Wright. C. Vandci Burgh. A. Hutch- inson, L. Lcppla. L. Abraham, I . Havinga. S. N'ahcr; Row 2: K. Owen. S. Short. M. Lcotma. S. Wicchman. M. Dc- Graaf, P. Wclmcrs. M. Campbell: Row 3: T. Baker, S. Prins. M. P. Rtivcel. P. Kl erman, C. Yeager. S. Ecnigcnburg, B. Dietch KAPPA DELTA CHI Kappa Chi’s began their year with date night on a Halloween theme. The Homecoming float was entitled Hope Grinds Briton Burgers. Christmas brought the Muscular Dystrophy drive and caroling, fol- lowed by the winter formal, Deep Purple. The song lor the All-College Sing, The Sleigh,” won the Kappa Chi's second place. Among the guest speakers for the literary meetings were Dr. Carwell and Mrs. Lubbers. Rush and the Spring informal rounded out a successful year for Kappa Chi. 141 First Semester President — Carina Krikson Vice-president Sue Rose Secretary Marilyn Hoffman Treasurer — Pat Sclioonmaker Second Semester President — Linda Munro Vice-president Nancy Rush Secretary — Lynn Dracmer treasurer Pat Sclioonmaker 142 Left io right, Row I: j.Wells, C.Erickson. S. Rose, M. Lee, M.Greiner. I . Ash wood, M. Bau-'. J. Wells. A. M. Fischer. M. HofTman: Row 2: M. llofTiiian, B. Bang. L. Munro. I. Kraemer, I . Holder. M. Wyatt. P. Gabbcy, C. Chappell. L. Brueggemycr. K. Oryfhout. J. Dirkse: Row 3: J. Smoll. 1.. I.indbladc, 1). DcAngclis, S. Stckctee. N. Bush. P. Schoonmaker. | Klgersma. Cobb. M. Dykcma. Schueneman, | Dcjagcr. L. Vanllavcr SIGMA IOTA BETA The Sibylline sorority had a busy year with social activities and com- munity projects. Beginning the year by taking second place with their homecoming float, they moved on to a car wash with the Knicks and an Easter party for underprivileged children. Janice Smoll led the sorority for the All-College Sing with Milk and Honey. Special speakers for literary meetings included Dr. Kame, speaker on cancer, and Mrs. Van Allsburg, who spoke on flower arrangements. The Spring informal ended the year for the Sibs. 143 First .Semester President Nancy Bonjemoor Vice-president — Kathy Leseman Secretary - Helen Tan Treasurer — Judy VandcrNaald Second Semester President — Pam Dykstra Vice-president — Ginger Kryger Secretary Julie Alexander Trcasurcr — Judy VandcrNaald 144 Left to right. Row 1: J Grossman. J. Hccrcn. 1 . Gaspcrcc. N. Scigh- man. G. Goodrich. II. VanRuiken. J Nelson. I.. Wolbrink, C. Defen- dorf. S. Kooistra. S. Chapman. M. Bcimink. J. Remtema. R. .icinann. K. Lixniann; Row 2: I) DykMra. I’rothro. S. Dykstra. M. J. Roc- man. 15. Jensen. N. Rector. R. Sytsma. 15 Ring. J. Fisher. J. Vander- N'aald. C. Rollston. N. Nichols. T. Finlay. I). Joldcrsma. M. Luther. .S, DeVries: Row :5: G. Grotenhuis. H. Fan, S. Luiulahl. M. Otto. L. Rundlc. N. Newman. N. Ronjenioor. J. Frissel. I). Wilkens. I . Dykstra. C. Rcidsiiia. M. Marchand. M. Saylcs SIGMA SIGMA Sorosites, striving for the best and seeking the highest, had a full year. The winter formal was held at Spring Lake with the theme being Holi- day for Hearts”. The Sorosites also enjoyed a progressive dinner, the annual alumni meeting and the joint Sorosis-Delphi meeting. In the Spring, rush, the informal, and victory in the May Day softball tourna- ment for women brought to a dose another year for Sorosis. 145 First Semester President — Paul Ransford Vice-president — Jeff Eubank Secretary — Bob Panglc Treasurer — Bill Peacock Second Semester President - |m Vanderkolk Vice-president - Al Miederaa Secretary - Bill Cook Treasurer — Bill Peacock 146 Left Co right. Row I: I. Ilaverkainp. B. Mauditli. R. Thompson. K. Taylor. (., Cook. | Hollcnhadi. C. Ostcriiavcn, ¥.. Henevc-ld. R. Ilui cngu. M Vogas. T Hcusinkvcld. J. Thomas. M. Mcnning. I . Wasscnaar: Row 2: 1). Piet. R. Schrocdtr. A. Micdema. C. Gouvvcns. W Bondiel. B. Ihmnaford. (• I Brcur. R. Boll A Wilson. J. Powell. II. Huggins. B Wellon. I. Van Dam. B. (athcart. I), Rcnkes. J. Dibbcl: Row 3: I Renner. B Nicholson. (i Waandcis, C. Poslma. R. Anker. R. Benniuk, W. Michaclson. F. Shanholc er. H I.ucas. R Rictvcld. I. DeBoer. W. Cook. R. Bosman. I Van l.en(e. CL DeBoer. II Hoeksema. J. Knapp. B. F.dman. 1). Campbell. J. Richardson. W. Peacock; Row 1: | VandciKolk. I . Ogren. II Vogclaar. C. Van Wyk. |. Norton. P. Vanl.icrop. B. Dahl, K uithofT. (.. Pcipcr. R Miller. I). Werner. P. I crpstra. D. Betens. B. Bouina. L. Mccngs. B. Oostcr- house CHI PHI SIGMA Min of Arcadian fraternity stressed brotherhood in their literary meet- ings and social activities this year. In addition to the regular events, the Arkies entertained the freshmen women and held a Christmas party for needy children in Holland. IMiilaedes” was the theme for the winter formal. Arkies were busy also with remodeling their basement. They continued fraternity tradition throughout the year with pinning cere- monies and serenades. 147 I .1 First Semester President — Bob Anderson Vice-president - John Wonnuth Secretary — Max Schippcr Treasurer — John VcrStccg Second Semester President — John Wonnuth Vice-president - Graham I .ampert Secretary — Charles btotvsky Treasurer— John VcrStccg 148 Left to right. Row I: G. Lampot. I). dcVcldcr. J. Skivington. S. Jtii'oii. I . Mu I ford, J Viiscr. R. EngMrom; Row 2: J. I'icrpont, L. DeVries. I). Reeves. I), l.ane. M. Rottsclufcr. J. Muller. J. Vcrstceg. T. Smith. I . Nordstrom; Row 3: E. Creij. M. Schipper, R Werterbeke. C I.atowsky. K. Sehrotenboer. R. I.indblad. E. Grabo, T. Ma ur. J. Wessclink. J. Gibbs, J. Ween ink; Row 4: J. Wonnuth. I). I.ape. J. deVelder. K. Carpenter, J. Ehrlich. M Young, (i. Durycc. Ci. Gottberg. G. Koi lange, I.. Einton KAPPA ETA NU The new year got off to an encouraging start with the redecoration of the basement. This gave the Knicks a new setting for the rush activities and the house parties. Being the smallest of Mope’s fraternities, the men of Kappa Eta Nu found it rough going in the sports competitions but they managed to enjoy the games. Fun was had by all at the parties, the informal, the barbeque and in particular, the formal at Sleepy Hollow. The pledges added twenty new men to the brotherhood to fill the spots left by the valuable graduating seniors. 149 OKE Kim Term President - Paul Bast Vice-president Cal Poppink Secretary John Mings Treasurer — Ken Walz Second Term President — Cal Poppink Vice-president — Tom Cousincau Secretary - Jim Bekkering Treasurer — Ken Walz Third Term President — Tom Cousincau Vice-president Ken Walz Secretary Phil Miller Treasurer — Chris Buys 150 I -li io right. Row I: Krueger. B. Barger. F. Brady. R Holman. F l.undell. J. I se. W Taylor, s. 1 angeland. I). Farmer. J. Pruiksma R. Owen,. R. Kuiper. B. Kilboum. W. Mills. . Kinney; Row 2: Dr. A Jeni . T. Sheffield, J. wari. II ndcrseii. K. Feit. I . Basi. I). Krone incycr. W. Kullgren. C. Walter . C. Holleman. G. Rypiiia, J Poortinga. J. Waterman. T. I horne. B. Wither . C. Workman; Row 3: J. Meeng . I). Poppink. 1). Baas. J. Huisman. P. Rauwerdink. R Kronemcycr. R. Fair. |. I.ooten . C Miller. J. Bekkering. R Archilla. I Ming, I Reniinrkbergcr. J Lemmcr . T. IK'Kiiipcr, R. Cooper. I). Cook. P. Miller. A. Smith; Row A: I Grundy. W. Poppink. J. Momma, I). Oehrn. B Tlopma. J Buieyn. B. Hullgren. I . Stell. G. Holvick. K. Wal . G. I.angeland. (. Garwood, B. Schant . B. Klerk. V. E. Pearson. T. Carbon. B Fuge. R White. A. Slikkers. P. Mating. C. Buys OMICRON KAPPA EPSILON The men of Fraternal began the year with the activities of Homecoming and the initiation of their new pledge class. This was followed closely by a joint Frater-Sorosis meeting and the initiation of the Sorosis pledges. The winter formal. Ball Noel’’ was held in December at Ficdelman's. Frater Frolics, the annual variety show was a great success. The May Day All-Sports Trophy was won by the Fratcrs this year. The year ended with the Spring informal and the annual Swan Song in honor of the graduating seniors. 151 Fini Term President— Pete Stekctce Vice-president Skip Nienhuis Secretary — Ron Matthews Treasurer — Jim Serum Second Term President Dave Stavcngcr Vice-president — Jim Boelkins Secretary Bill Coons Treasurer — Jim Serum Third Term President Jim Rictncisma Vice-president - I)oug Smith Secretary — Arnic Fegc rreasurer Dave licusinkveld 152 I.cfi to right. Row I: 1$. White. I). Troost. L. Brassed. I). Schut, P. Lcibundguih, M. Fileny. K Abel, A Burrill. B. Quist. K. Kitk: Row 2: P. Stcketce. J. Turps!ra. J Albrecht. T. Dd.ong. J. Scrum. B. Neckers. I). Smith. I). Stavcngcr. 1). ykerk, J Rieincrsma. J. Kidder. Row 3: J. Klein. H. I igclaar. Simons. W. Colts. J. Mill. J. Moored. R Nietcr- ing. B. Dolphin. I). Van Berk. Nienhuis, I). Hcusinkveld. T. Draft. I). Vandcrwcl. J Kreunen. B Reichanlt. J DrSmidt; Row -I: J Bod- kins. I.. Clip. Fcgc. R. Matthews. P. Schaap. B. Klow. M Peterson. T. Cook. K Teusink. R Smies. W. Coons. C. Walvoord PHI KAPPA ALPHA The men of Cosmopolitan began the year with a successful rush pro- gram and the activities of Homecoming. “Lamplighter’s Ball,” the winter formal, was held at Cascade Country Club. The All-College Sing found the Cosmos working hard to keep the cup for the third straight year with, Black is the Color of My True Love’s Hair led by Chuck Walvoord. The fraternity was also a leading contender for the intramural sports trophy. The year’s activities were concluded with the informal and an Alumni-parents banquet at Jack’s. 153 First Scmcsicr President Robert Folkcrt Vice-president — Paul Hessclink Secretary Jack Cook Treasurer — Neil DeBoer Second Scmcsicr President — Paul Hessclink Vice-president — Robert Kdward Secretary — Henry Brown Treasurer — Neil DeBoer i 154 Ixfi to right. Row 1:1). Shicls. I). McIntosh, J. Killmastcr. T. Hendrick- son. K Van'I'o). V. VanKampen. O. Blank. R. Schwcglcr. J. Gale, R ondag. R. Y.ilantasis, V. Y.inEck. C. Tenpas, A. Griswold: Row 2: | Bellman T Siraat'ina. B. Bao, G. VanDahm. I). GreifU-ndorf, II Brown. S. Wilcox. I’ llcssclink. J. Bocringa, J. Cook. J. Ronda. I). Dalman. | Knccht. R Folkcrts. I.. Boll. W. Reus; Row 3: M. Ondnis. I . I’luisicr, X. DeBoer. 1). Vogel. T. Kahlcr. I). Jem ink. J. Xivala. I). Clifford. M Kraai, J Sabo. I). Grissen. K. I'crpstra. R. Edwards. G. Blood. J. Ui ingcr. R. Hilbelink. K. Goodwin. M Lemmenes. J. immeiman. R. Gelok, R. Knol. I.. Cole: Row 4: R. DeSawal. J. Grissen. H Dykeina. I) DcMasier, G. Poll. W. Bovenkerk. E. Robeus. J. Dillheck. R Wcsierveli. C. Berry. I.. VanAPshurg. W. Magans. J I oilman. I. VanDcHoef. N. Sobania. |. l anis, J Mace. J. Carter. F. Barron. J. Insel. R. Schlctt. R. Ovens. S. Larkin, R. Van A liken PHI TAU NU Emersonians took the trophy in the fraternity competition in the All- College Sing with their song Cool Water,” directed l v Mark Lemmenes. The formal, held at Spring Lake, had as its theme Voyage in Romance and the informal at Castle Park was entitled Bacchanalia.” The literary meetings stressed international relations in Europe and Asia. 155 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 156 CALVIN A. VANDKR VVKRK. Ph D.. President of the College ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM NDKR I.CCT. Ph D.. Dean of the College 158 WILLIAM | MM MLR I . IU) . Dean of Men ADELPHOS A. DYKSTRA. B.D.. Director of Church Relations ROllF.R I J. PR IN’S. Alt., Assistant to the President HENRY J. STEFFENS. A M.. Treasurer JoANNE HUENINK. Recorder REIN VISSCHER. Business Managei 161 RELIGION AND BIBLE ARTHl'R H. |EN I .. Ph.l).. Instructor in Religion and Bible BASTIAN KRUITHOF. I'li I).. Awodatc Professor of Bible HENRY VOOGi). I h.I).. Professor of Religion and Bible and Chairman of ihe Dcpartmcnl I.AMBFRT J PON'S I EIV S.T.M.. Associate Professor of Religion and Bible PHILOSOPHY 163 1). IVAN DYKSTRA. I'li l) . Professor of Philosophy and Chairman of the Department LANGUAGES JOSEPH SIROS. Th.I),. Associate Professor of Classical Language (.ERHARD F MKGOW, Ph.I).. Associate Professor of German RALPH PERRY. Ph.I).. Professor of Romaiue Languages and Chairman of the Department MAR FIN N R I.PII. II S . Instructor in Spanish 164 NF.LI.A MEYER. A M . Professor in French ESTHER M SNOW. AM.. Assistant Professor of German HERBERT V HINES. Ph.D.. Visiting Professor of Russian HUBER I WELLER. A M.. Instructor in Spanish LANGUAGES i WERNER W HEINE. AM.. Assistant Professor of German EZRA f. gearhart. A M.. Associate Professor of German and Chairman of (he Department EDWARD J WOI I KRS. M.. Professor of I atin and Chairman of Classical Languages ENGLISH CLARENCE T. I)E CRAAF. Ed.I).. Profeuor of Knj lish and Chainnan f tlir Department 167 EDWARD E FRICSON. M . Instructor in English EDWARD F BRWIVKHD Wsociatc Professor of English IR .IM RWF.I 1 M . Instructor in English R DIRK )ELI,KM M F.A.. Instinctor in English JOAN E MUKI I.F.R. I’h I).. Vssistant Proferor of English ENGLISH HENRY FEN HOOK F. l I) . Professor of English F. JEAN PROTHEROF. A M . Associate Professor of English SPEECH 171 MUSIC I MORRETTE I. RIDER. Ed.I .. Professor of Music Theory and Instrument ROGER E DAVIS. M Mus . Instructor in Music ROBER I U ( WANACGH. Kd.D.. Professor of Music Theory and Voice. Chairman of the Department JOYCE M MORRISON. M M.. Instructor in Music 174 CHARI.ES C. XSCHBRKNNKR. M Muv. Instructor in Music ANTHONY KOOIKF.R. Ph.I).. Profcvor nf Music Thcoiy anil Piano MUSIC BIOLOGY ALI.F.N BRADY. Ph D . Teaching Intern in the Biology Dcpaiimcnt EVA B VAN SCIIAACK. Ph.I).. vwxiatc Professor of Biology NORMAN V. R1F.CK. Ph.I)., Awnijif Professor of Biology El.DON D.CREIJ. M S., Instructor in Biology IRWIN | IIRINK. I’h.I).. Associate- Professor of Chemistry CHEMISTRY |FRRV R. MOM RIG Ph.l) Wsistant Professor of Chemistry DOUGLAS C. NKCKERS, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry 176 DAVID KLEIN. Ph.D.. Associate Professor of Chemistry PHYSICS HARRYF FRISSEL. Ph.D. Professor of Physics and Chairman of the Department DAVID MARKER. Ph D . Assistant Professor of Physics RONALD V. BERRY. B.S.. Instructor in Physics I R XK ( SHKRIU R f |R M S.. Wisiam 1'iofes.NOi of Mathematics MATHEMATICS CHARI.KS A. STF.KK I KK. M . ssociatc I'rofosoi i Mathematic HISTORY MASAXAO K WO l h.I .. Visiting Inmictoi in Hitton WILLIAM R. BARLOW, I’ll.I).. Assistant Professor of History DAVID POWELI Ph I) ssistant Professor of History 179 DAVID I CL RK. B D . Instructor in History P M'L C. FRIED. Ph D.. Professor of History and Chairman of the Department ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DRIAN J. Kf .AASKN.Ph.l) . sscxi.ne Piofi-'« i of Economics and Business Administration KENNETH | WEI.I ER. Ph l . Wsociate Piofossor of Economics and Business Administraiion DWIGHT B. YNTEM . Ph.D . Professor of Economics and Business Administration 180 POLITICAL SCIENCE JAMES I) VAN' PUTTFX. Ph.D.. Professor of Political Science and Chairman of the Department MA IN W. VAN’DER BUSH. A M . scsociatc Professor of Political Science 181 SOCIOLOGY DONALD A. CLELLAND. A M.. Instructor in Sociology K R1. E. HALL. AM.. Assistant I'tofcssor of Sociologs and Chairman of the Department PSYCHOLOGY LARS I. CRANBF.RG. Ph.I).. Professor of Psychology E. PHILIP VAN EYL. Ph D.. Assistant Professor of Psychology LESLIE R BEACH. Ph D . ssociatc Professor of Psychology ROBER T F. DE HAAN. Ph D.. Professor of Psychology and Chairman of the Department ROBKR I S. BROWN. Ed.I).. Assistant Professor of Psychology EDUCATION JOHN J. VER BEER. AM.. Professor of Education HELEN V. SCHOON. A M.. Assistant Piofessor of Education CORDON M. BREWER. AM.. Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Director of Athletics PHYSICAL EDUCATION DAIJGHN SC'.HIPPER. A.B., Instructor in Physical Education RUSSELI. B. DE VETTE. A.M., Associate Professor of Physical Education 187 Academic achievement, sen-ice contri- butions to the college, assumption of re- sponsibility .... with these things in mind, the Milestone presents some of the outstanding members of the Class of 1965. Rill Cathcart Jim Bocrings Marjorie Gouwcns Marion Hoekstra Sti .mnc Katllifl Robert Barrows Mary F.llcn Bridger Bruce Ncckcrs 189 Dick F.mmert Robert Anderson. Jr. 190 Paul Kamford Sue Shaugci Ruth Yzenbaard Rulh Rikkers AI Chrsney Belly I.oil Dietch 191 T Senior Claw Officer 193 SENIORS... ROGER M. ABEI. Holland. Michigan Chemistry Blue Key JULIA A U.EXANDER Toancck, New Jersey English .Sigma Sigma ANNE AI.LDRITT Holland. Michigan English NEAL G. LLDRITT Holland. Michigan Business Administration Chi Phi Sigma BEVERLY A. ALLRED BENNE TT K METEFE H RRY G. ANDERSEN ROBER T GEORGE ANDERSON Grand Haven. Michigan Palime. Togo Benton Harhor. Michigan Bayside. 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BOLT Downers Grove. Illinois Chemistry Chi Phi Sigma 195 I NANCY L. BONJF.RN'OOR Grand Rapids, Michigan Mathematics Sigma Sigma Mot tar Board I.INDA RORGMAX Chicago. Illinois Englisli Delta Phi NINA K BOSSES’BROF.K llastings-on-Hudson. New York Latin Sigma Sigma SUSAN J. BOSSHARD Berklav. Michigan Englisli Kappa Beta Phi MARY ELLEN BRIDGER Genoa, Illinois Mathematics Alpha Gamma Phi Mortar Board KATHRYN M BROWN Mason, Michigan Latin JOYCE M. BUCKHOUT Kalamazoo. Michigan Biology Kappa Delta Chi RICHARD J. BUSMAN Coopersville, Michigan Mathematics SANDRA KAYE CADY LAWRENCE A. CAI.FEE. JR Allegan. Michigan Toledo. Ohio Spanish History Delta Phi Mortar Board ALAN R CARTER Schenectady. New York Political Science Alpha Phi Omega WILLIAM L. CA I HCART Rochester. New York History Chi Phi Sigma Blue Key . 196 BILLIE A. CHAIN Cincinnati, Ohio English Kappa Beta Phi LAN CHESNEY Delinar. New York Psychology JAMES I). CHESNEY Delinar. New York Psychology TOM C. COl’SINEAU North Muskegon. 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Michigan Music Chi Phi Sigma 1966 Linda John John Phylli Roy Ruben Donald Abraham Aggen Albrecht Anderson Anker Archilla Ast Anita David Carol Victor Barbara F.llcn William A wad Baas Bcrtelscn Bitar Boike Borger Bouwma Warren Walter Nancy John Bryce Martha Leslie Bovcnkcik Bniinsma Bush Butevn Butler Campbell Clark Alan Brenda I.orna Mary Patricia John Gibson Cole Comissiong Coons Cousineau Cresswell Daanc Dallah George Joan Beverly Gregory Steven DeBoer Dcjager Denyes DcPrce DePrce Calvin Richard Deur DeVlaming 214 1966 Larry Diane Margaret Mary Brian Karen Oliver DeVries DeWitt Diephuis Dixon Dolphin Dryfhoul Durrell James Sharon Patrick Dykstra Dykstra Hainan Elmer Robert Anlycc Edman Edwards Elmore Pat Donna Robert Elrennan F.nglesinan Engelsinan Man Adele Richard Toodie Joyce William Patricia F- en baggers Ewart Feldman Finlay Flipsc Fuge Gabbey 215 1966 Richard John David Ruth Mary Martha Phillip (•antes Gort Oriwn Hagymasv Hakken Hallquist Harmclink Kathryn Rosemary Marilyn Paul Alvema Carol Marjorie Headley Hckntan Hoffman Hopper Hovingh Howes Jacobs Jerri Kathryn Jane Barbara Anita Jeffrey Richard Jansma Janssen Jappinga Jensen Jocckcl Jorgensen Keats JoAnnc Marin Mary Russel John Anne John Keinink Kiefer Klaasen Kleinheksel Knapp Knox Koch Richard Laura Samuel Douglas Judith Thelma Mary Foster Kupfrian I.angcland Lapc Lee Leenhodts Leestma 216 1966 Paul Lein James Lem m er Mark Ixmmcnes Katherine Lend Charlene Lcong Leslie Leppla Bruce Roger Sharon Martha Walter Nancy Albert Lubbers Luben l.undahl Luther Magans Mallory McGcchan Ruth Chris Barbata Joel Gloria Sharon Jacob Meyer Miller Momeycr Momma Mooi Nanninga N'gwa 217 1966 Albert Bruce Mary Penney William Julie Nclda Oosterhof Oostcrhousc Paalman Pennington Petr Pom m us Prothro Sara Nancy Puchl Rector Diane Rcifsneidcr Cheryl Cheryl Richardson Rollston Susan Rose Lynn Rundlc Patricia F.dna .Sclioonmaker Shaw Susan Donald Harlan Diana Traudl Short Sill Sorensen Staat Stahl 218 1966 Mary Marcia Suy lam Swets Rulh Nancy Evonne Joan William Sytsma Syvcrscn Taylor lenHoor Ten Pas Paul Rolxrl Tcrpstra Tcrpslra Marlca I.vnne Ton Townsend Dorothy Lester Troike Van Alltburg Dirk Sharon Ronald C.ynthia Judith Vicki Lee Ann Van Reck Vandenburg Vandcr Beck Vander Burgh Vander Naald Van Eck Van Haver Ronald Joan Alan Hans Jeff Kathleen Karen Van Shenkhof Van Slageren Van Wicren Vogelaar Waldron Walsma Ward 219 1966 Kenneth Welier Dennis Richard Wegner Wepfer Roliert I.arry Robert Sharon Westervelt West rate White Wiechman J. Francinc Marvlou Wilson Wilson Carol Joan Joan I.ois Richard Witter WoerdcholT Wogmim Wolbrink Wolters John Charyle David Jaime Wormuth Yeager Yntema eas 1967 Bonnie Nancy David John Gerald Tannette Daniel Abbott Alexander Anderson Apkarian Amen Baker Bakker Barbara Mary Francis Donald Karen Kenneth Judith Bang Baron Barron Battjes Beck Behrens Bell Marcia James Mary Sharon Calvin Bette Walter Bennink Beukelman Bicking Blum Boer Bootsman Borsch el Robert Harold Pamela G. Thomas Kenneth Bernard Leslie Bosnian Bowman Bownc Breuer Brinks Brower Brueggemyer Barbata Charles Donald Terry Joyce Billie Sharon Brunson Burt Campbell Carlson Canfield Chang Chapman 221 1967 Diane John Joan Gwenn Susan Elizabeth Dyann Courtney Cox Crouman Dacus Dampman Davies De Angelis I. any Do Boer Cheryl Defendorf Marcia Do Graaf Grace Dc Graff Dean I)e Master Donald Dc Master Susan Dc Vries William Carole Dc Wcctd Dc Young James I .aura Dihbet Dick 222 John Dillhcck Richard Dixon Thomas Draft - John Drugg 1967 Henry Dykeina Lois Dykema Marla Dykema Diane Dyksira James Ehrlich Frederick Emerson Mary F.nderlin Nancy Erickson Mary Robert Maja Esther Etheridge Etlerlin Erik Fair Floyd Carole Fanner Fields Patricia Richard Ethel Charlotte George Daniele Glenn Gasperec Gelok Gleichinann Goodrich Gottberg Gottraux Gouwcns Barbara Sally Marion Wayne Diane Mary William Granherg Greene Greiner Groesl etk Hale Handlogtcn Hannaford 223 1967 Low Jack Marilyn Ruth Martha Byron Sue Heirmtra Mill Hoffman Hofstra Holland llopma Houghtaling Harold John Gregory Martha Diane Margaret Taibi Huggins Hui.sman Hu Iso Johnson Joldersma June Kahlcr Margaret Robert Roberta William Milton Darlene Mary Kaper Kilbourn Kirkpatrick Klerk Klotv Kobe Kocinan Milicent John Gordon Lynn Ronald Donald Richard Koeman Koeppe Korstangc Kraemcr Kronemeyer Krupp Kuiper 224 1967 George Charles Gloria Daniel Steven Richard Katherine Laban Langcland Langstraat Laning Larkin Leggett Lein James Harvey Lohman Lucas Patricia James Bertha Preston Wayne John Thomas MacEachron Mace Magan Maring Matsman Marstellcr Ma tir David Joan Jane Carol Wes Kathleen Randall McEachran Medema Meengs Meier Michaelson Miersma Miller 225 1967 Vance Nancy Sandra James Marie Delwyn John Miller Minor Miner Moored Morris Mulder Mulder Patricia Myers Jacquelyn Nyboer Thomas Ogrcn Susan Joyce Marcia Nancy William David Ncher Nelson Ncwhousc Newman Nicholson Noel Martin Ondrus Dale O’Donnell Irene Oosterbaan Beth Oosting Kllen Osterhavcn Vivic Pao Gene Pearson Maxime Pcmb okc Michael Perry 226 1967 Morris Sharon David Gene Joyce Charles Jeffrey Peterson Phillips Pcit Pall Pollitt Postma Powell William Nancy Philip Joan Norma Paul Richard Pryts Rajsky Rauwerdink Remlcma Ren Reynen Rietvild Sharon Hope Eugene Janice Mary Pat Ruth William Rigterink Rimondi Roberts Rowen Russell Sagendorf Sanford Paul Sharon Kim Cheryl Norman Nancy Pierre Schaap Schouten Schrotcnbocr Sdrucncman Schwab Seighman Sende Susan Terry William Rona Lila John Richard Shand Sheffield Siebrand Slager Slingerland Smith Smith 227 1967 Ddwyn John Susan Sally Valeric Annajran John Sncllcr Solodow Sonncvrldt Slrom Swart Syperda Tanis Judith Glenn Lauren Jean Kenneth Howard Ben Tanis Taylor Taylor Ten Brink Teusink Tigclaar Timmer Donald James David Sue Ronald Ted Larry Troost Troost Tubergen L't inger Van Aukcu Van Dant Van I)e Holf Alan Caron Rein Jack David William Ijoii Vanden Berg Vanden Hock Vandcr Hill Vander Schalk Vanderwel Van Dyke Van Harn Beth Frederick Carl Mary Shirley Kennell; Carl Van Kuiken Van Lente Van Xoord Van I’emis Van Raaltc Van Tol Van Wyk 228 1967 Paul Michael Verduin Yogas Dirk Phyllis Walvoord Washburn Joan Itradlcc Wells Wclton Charlotte Carl Wagenvcld Walters Jack Jane Waterman Wells Stephen Mary Wcssling Wcstenbroek Richard William Dennis Allen Deanna Arikka Craig Wcstcrbcke Whary Wilcox Wildschul Wilkcns Woldscn Workman Kathleen Martha Ailccn Ruth John Kenneth Jerry Wright Wyatt eller ieniann immennan .iiithoil .wart 229 1968 Doreen Cornelius Adolphs Agori-lwc Susan John Catherine Richard Lynn Nancy Linda Albers Allan Alms Appleton Archambeau Arendsen Ashe Mary Nancy Jean Gloria Nancy Emily Thomas Atkinson Aumann Bacon Bailey Baker Bames Bast Bruce Marsha Robert Alan Carol William Graydon Becker Beebe Benzenberg Bilycu Bird BischolT' Blank 230 1968 Paul Clinton Kathy Nancy Suiannc Ronald Susan Blcau Blood Bowman Boguc Booiutra Borst Borst Margaret Susan Edith Barbara Floyd John Elise Bosker Bosman Bossier Boyink Brady Braun Breeding Nancy Kenneth David Bcrnacc Alicia Charlotte Carol Broersma Bruggcrs Bruininks Brunstmg Buchanan Buis Bultman Gail Ruth Judith Lynn Jesse Norma Elsie Bumford Burch Bumctt Burrill Burt Buttcrworth Bwanausi Carol Karen Patricia John Stephen Craig Sharon Byl Candclora Canfield Carlson Carter Cercsano Chamberlain 231 1968 Samira Candace Daniel Elizabeth George Raymond David Champion Claassen Clifford Conklin Cook Cooper Courtney James Nancy William Don Dona Glenys Katherine Cronk Culver Cutting Datmteegt Davidsmeycr Davidson Davis William James Joe Linda David Barbara Edward DeBoer DeGood DeKock Deurwaarder DcVclder DeVries DeVries Kathy Ronald Virginia Kathryn Michael Sidney Rolnrrt DeWitt DeYoung Dickhut Dickinson Dillbcck Disbrow Donnelly Marry Dross David JoAnn Robert Ann Jerome Duitsman Dunnican Dybing Dykhuizen DskMra Ruth Dskstra 232 1968 Timothy Mary Irene James Jay Daniel Richard Dykstra Eckert Edbrookc Eenigenburg Eenigenburg Egy Engslrom John Audrey Evans Evers Edward Evert i Dennis Fanner Kenneth Feit Larry Fisher Michael Fitney 233 Victoria Fris Barbara Fuga rotto Kelly Garri gan 1968 William Nancy Jerry Garter Graham Grissen 4 Alan Sandra Deanna Robert Griswold Groendyke Gross Gruet machcr James Gail Judith William Thomas Michael Darlene Gunther Gustafson Mage Halter Hand Hanna Hansen James Phyllis Carolyn Paul Barbara Hardy HarTingsma Hart Hartman Hayes John Jonathan Ha en ' Hearne 234 Harriet Simon Susan Bedford Thomas F.dward Robert Heerxhap Holder Helgcscn Hendrickson Hendrickson Hcncvcld Henion Natalie Mary Louise Judy Craig Jeff Nancy Henning Hcsselink Hoedema Holesingcr Holloman Hollenbach Holltvcdel Richard Dudley William Lois Mary John Su anne Hollman Holmes Hoogstra Hopp Hornbacher Housman Housman Daniel Marilyn Robert Dorothy Akiko Susan Judith Howe Huisjen Hui enga Hull Ishii Jalving Jensen Steven Donald Amy Mark Marilyn Dennis Robert Jensen Jentink Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Joseph 235 1968 Jane Robert Gerald Janice Roger Priscilla Daniel Kallcinvn Katulya Keel Rctnink Kemp Kempker Kershner William Allan Barbara Linda Joyce Kenneth Barl ra King Kinney Klaasen Klootc Knol Kolenbrander Kollcn Katbleen Marilyn Gene Glenn Menno Jeanette Donald Kollcn Koman Koniug Kooiker Kraai Krau Kroncmcyer Daniel Raymond Nancy Linda Charles Susan Carle Krueger Kuipers Kuyers I.abmohr Lake I.araway La Riccia Su anne Larry Harold Peter Victoria Margaret Laurel Larrabec I arson Lay Ix-idbundguth Leister Lend ■ Lundahl 236 1968 Franklin Roberta Irene Andrew Elizabeth Carol Patricia Lundell Luycndyk Maatman Marks Marshall Masouras Matcer Donn Alycc McIntosh M cengS Mark John Lawrence Sandra William Meengs Mccrman Metzger Meyers Mills Bruce I.uann Ming Moodie Vincent Mary Jane Mulford Muller 237 Alan Mvaard Margo Nalier Christine Nagel Simon Nagel 1968 Corliss F. Glenn Nelson Nienhuis John Paul Nivala Novak Benjamin I.aila Nykamp Nykerk Jayne Kathleen Calvin Carole Marjorie Richard Gretchen Olsen Olson Osterhaven Ostcrink Owen Owens Paalman Judy Mike Melissa I.inda Phyllis Paauwc Pa I in (so . Parker Patterson Peacock Thomas Linda Pelorf Pettit 238 1968 Barbara Susan Sharon Mary Vernon Chris Glenn Phail Pickard Pierce Piers Plagcnhocf Plasman Ponder Gerard James John Sharon J. Robert Valeric Carol Poortinga Query Query Quick Quist Quist Rajsky Dawn Kent Ravcsloot Rawlins Peter Michael Ronald Gloria Karen Read Reardon Redder Renkes Rekeineier Steven Pamela Rcyncn Reynolds Karyn Jane Rigtcrink Riso Rohn Kit cma Walter Richter 239 1968 F.li abeth Cheryl Theodore Carole Pamela James Carol Kobar Roberts Robinson Roden Roden Rynbrandt Rowe Roger Nancy Tibor Juri Susan Merryl Carol Ro el o m Runchy Safar Sassian Schaaf Schaefer Schakel John Linda Robert David Robert David Ruth Schalk Schrciber Schrocder Schut Schwcglcr Scott Seven sm a Martin Kenneth Richard Patricia Ruthann John Bette SharP Sherburn Shiels Sierdsma Sjolin Slighter Smith Harlan Neal Joan Florence Susan James Ann Snyder Sobania Soder Sova Stoeckly Sutherland Sytsma 240 1968 Karen Jane Swets Taylor Randall Carl Telman TenPas Gary Ten Pas William Andrew Taylor Techy Keith Taylor Linda Tegner Robert Thomas Bonnie Nancy Richard Charles Sandra Thompson Thorne Timmer Timmer Timmer Todd Tomlinson Gerrit Tysse David John Van Beck VanBeek Milo VanBeek Frederick VanCor Dale Vandeiaa Linda VanderHeide 241 1968 William Pamela Delores Stephen Ann Margaret Vander Lugt Vander Mar Vandcrvlucht Vandcr Wcele Van Deuscn Van Dongen Pieter Van Dyke William Sherry Dennis Susan Sharon Hugo Janna Van Eck Van Ecnwyk Van Haitsma Van Koevering 'an Lcnte Van Manen Van Slotcn Cheryl Susan Van Vosscn Van Wyk Louise Roncllc Vcr Hock Vollink Joan Ann Helen Vcddcr Ver Hock Steven Ruth Voskuil Wagner Lawrence Frances Linda David Mary D. Eleanor Loren Walters Webinga Wecssies Wcsterhoff Wcstphall Westeyn , Whitaker 242 1968 Bruce White William Jonathan Ernest Amy I.aura Robert Wichcrs Wiegand Willcocks Wilton Wood Woodger 243 Richard ondag A Abbot. Bonnie....................................................221 Abel. Keith ............................................79. 153, 230 Abel. Roger..................................79. 10-1. 123. 192. 194 Abraham. Linda..............................................141. 214 Achterhof. Susan ................................................230 Achterhof. Tysc Adolphs. Doreen .................................................230 Aggen. John.................................................Ill, 214 Agori. I we Cornelius............................................230 Albers. Susan ...................................................230 Albrecht. John.........................................122. 153. 214 Alexander, Julia............................................113. 194 Alexander. Nancy.......................................100. 114. 221 Alhart. Barbara .......................................113, 130. 135 Allan. John........................................... 114. 116. 230 Alldritt. Anne ..................................................194 Alldritt, Neal ...........................................127. 194 Allen. Rebecca ...........................................123. 213 Allred. Beverly ............................124. 125. 128. 132. 194 Alms. Catherine .................................................230 Ametcfe. Bennett ............................................83. 194 Andersen. Gifford Andersen. Harry.............................................151. 194 Anderson. David .......................................123. 129. 221 Anderson. Phvllis...........................................137, 214 Anderson. Robert ...........................1(M. 124. 130. 189. 194 Andringa. Mel ...................................................121 Andritsopoulos. Rev. A. ... 213 Anker. Rov .............................81. 85. 130. 132. 147. 214 Apkarian. fohn ..................................................221 Appleton, Richard ...............................................230 Archambeau. Lvnn.................................................230 Arch ilia. Reuben 151. 214 Arcndsen. Nancy............................................... 230 Armstrong. Marcia Amone. fanet A mone. John Ashe. I.inda .............................................. 118. 230 Ashwood. Patricia...........................................143. 194 Ast. Donald .....................................................214 Atkinson. Mary ..................................................230 Aumann. Nanev ...................................................230 Aulen. Gerald ..........................83. 114. 116, 117. 129. 221 Awad. Anita ...........................................118. 135. 214 B Baas. David ....... Bachman. Randall Bacon.Jean ........ Bailey. Brian Bailev. Gloria Baker. Nancy....... Baker. Tamiette .. Bakker. Joann Bakker. Kelwin . . Bakker. Daniel Balia. Kenneth Bang. Barbara .... Bao. Benjamin______ Bao. Danny ........ Barendse. Michael Barger. William . Barnes. Emily...... Baron. Cynthia Baron. Mary . . Barron. Francis Barrows. Robert Banvis. John Bast. Paul......... Bast. Thomas .. . Bates. Marilyn ... Battjes. Donald .. Baumann, Arvclla Beck. Karen........ Becker. Bruce...... Beckering. Hope .. Beebe. Marsha Behrens, Kenneth . Behrens. Patricia Bekkering. James .. Bell. Sandra Bell. Judith....... Bellman. James . 151. 211 .....230 ..... 83 .....230 .....230 141. 221 113. 194 .....221 118. 122. 143. 221 ......83. 118. 155 ...........83. 122 ................. 79 ...........79. 151 .................230 ...........137. 221 ...........155. 221 .....114. 189. 213 .79. 105. 192. 194 ......79. 151. 230 ...........143. 194 ..........221 ............ 21S .....113. 139. 221 .................230 .................195 .................230 ................221 ......79. 151. 195 ..........130. 221 ......81. 155. 195 Benninger, Jacklyn Bcnnink. Marcia ....... Bcnnink. Richard ------ Bent . Alan ........... Bent . Darlene Ben enbcrg, Robert ... Bounds. Boyd Borens, Douglas........ Berger. Thomas......... Bergner. David......... Berry. Clayton ........ Bcrtclson. Carol ...... Beukelman. James .... Bcukcma. Carol ........ Bicking. Mary Ann Bilycu. Alan !......... Bird. Carol ........... Bischoff. William...... Bitar. Victor.......... Blank. Graydon ........ Blcau. Paul............ Blocmendaal. John Blood. Clinton ........ Blum. Sharon .......... Boehm. Raymond Boelkins. James........ Boer. Calvin .......... Boot have. Gerald...... Boerigter. David ...... Boeringa. James........ Boersma. Katherine Boersma. William Boe eman. Kathy........ Boguc. Nancy........... Boike. Barbara ........ Rulhuis. lorn Bolt. Larry............ Bolt. Richard ......... Bonjernoor, Nancy .. Bonnette. Pamela Boonstra. .Suzanne..... Boutsnian. Bette....... Borgcr. Ellen ...... . Borgman. Linda Borschcl. Walter....... Borst. Carol........... Borst. Ronald ......... Borst. Susan .......... Bos. Randall Bosker, Margaret....... Bosnian. Robert ....... Bosnian, Susan Bossenbrock. Nina ----- Bov.haul. Susan ....... Bossier. Edith......... Bourn.i. William ...... Bouwman, A. James Bou win an. Marinus Bouwman. Ihomas Bovcnkcrk. Warren ----- Bowman. Harold......... Bowne, Pamela.......... Boyink. Barbara........ Brady. Floyd .......... Branch. Carol Bratt. Annette Braucr. William........ Braun.John ............ Bredeweg. Nelson Breeding. F.lisie...... Bremer. Daniel Brener. Thomas ........ Bridger. Mary Ellen. ... Brink, Janies ......... Brinks. Kenneth........ Broeisma. Nancy........ Broinan. Rodney Brooks. Linda.......... Brosseit. Larry ....... Brower. Bernard........ Brown. Henry........... Brown. Kathryn......... Brueggcmcyer. Leslie ... Bruggers. Kenneth...... Bniininks. David....... Bruinsma. Walter....... Brimum. Barbara........ ............105. 113. 145. 221 ......................147. 195 ......................114. 129 .................114. 116. 230 ......................147. 195 ............................195 .......................95. 129 .......................81. 155 ......................135. 214 ......................130. 221 ............................195 ...........................221 .....................116. 230 .......................... .230 ............................230 ............................214 ......................155. 231 ............................231 ...........126. 129. 155. 231 ...........................221 ......................105. 153 ...........................221 ............................195 ............................195 101. 105, 123. 155. 188. 195 ..........................................231 ...........................................231 .....................................135. 214 ......................................155. 195 ................................122. 147. 195 .......................... 104. 119. 115. 196 ..........................................231 ..........................................221 .....................108. 118. 128. 135. 214 ......................................137. 196 ................................131. 147. 221 ...........................................137 ......................................90. 231 .......................................93. 231 ...........................................231 ..........................................221 ....................................114. 231 ................................109. 114. 196 ....................................139. 136 ...........................................231 ...............................123. 147. 214 111. 130. 155. 214 111. 129. 221 ................221 ................231 ..85. 93. 151. 231 .....213 130. 231 ...231 ............................111..147. 221 ..104. 105. 125. 130. 131. 135. 189. 196 ..................................116. 213 .......................................221 ........................................231 ........................................213 ........................................153 ...................................91. 221 126. 155 .......................117. 124. 132. 196 ..................................143. 221 ........................................231 ...............................85. 90, 231 ............................ 83. 129. 214 .................................100. 221 246 Brulisting, Albert Brunsting. Bernace................................................231 Buchanan, Alicia..................................................231 Buckhout. Joyce....................................................1% Buis, Charlotte...................................................231 Buitendorp. Donald Bultman, Carol....................................................231 Bumford. Gail ....................................................231 Bundza. Inara.........................................118. 119, 137 Burch, Ruth.......................................................231 Burnett, Judith ..................................................231 Burrill. Lynn..............................................153. 231 Burt, Charles.....................................................221 Burt. Je se.......................................................231 Bush. Michael Bush, Nancy................................................ M3. 21 •! Busman. Richard ..................................................106 Buteyn. John...............................................151. 214 Buteyn, Peggy.....................................................213 Butler. Bryce..............................................131, 214 Butterworth. Noima ........................................118. 231 Buursma. Bcti Buys. Christian ...........................................85. 151 Buys. John Bwanatisi. Elsie..................................................231 Byl. Carol .......................................................231 C Cady. Sandra .............................................104. 196 Cain. Lawrence............................................97. 153, 196 Calfce. Lawrence .........................................114. 116 Camp. Kristin ................................................105. 137 Campbell. Donald..............................................147. 221 Campbell. Martha.........................................118. 141. 214 Candclora. Karen...................................................231 Canfield, Patricia .......................................108. 231 Carlson. John .....................................................231 Carlson. Terry............................................79. 151. 221 Carpenter. Kenneth ............................................79. 149 Carter. Alan ......................................................196 Carter. James......................................................155 Carter. Stephen ...................................................231 Cathcart. William..........104. 111. 114, 116, 117. 126. 147. 188. 196 Catlin. Dennis.....................................................Ill Cauficld. Joyce....................................................221 Cerasano. Craig ...................................................231 Chain. Billie.....................................................121. 197 Chamberlain. Sharon ...............................................231 Champion. Sandra..............................................130. 232 Chang. Billie......................................................221 Chang. Edward Chapman. Sharon...............................................145. 221 Chappell. Connie.........................................118. 143. 222 Chappell. Keith ...................................................213 Cherry. Carol Chcsncv. Alan............................................191. 123. 197 Chcsnoy. James............................105. 111. 123. 128. 130. 197 Cheung. Alice......................................................125 Christensen. Ann Chung. Ling Ling Claassen. Candace.................................................105. 232 Clark. Cynthia Clark. Leslie.....................................................114. 214 Clements, Paula....................................................116 Cleveland. Sarah Clifford. Daniel..................................................155. 232 Cobb. Anne........................................................143. 222 Cole. Alan...................................................119. 126. 214 Cole. Leslie.........................................93. 116. 155. 222 Coleman, Thomas Collier. Donald Collins. Douglas Comivsiong. Brenda.................................................214 Conklin. Elizabeth............................................... 232 Cordon. Edward Conover. Garret Cook. Douglas.....................................................127. 151 Cook. George..................................................97. 147. 232 Cook. Jack ...................................................155. 213 Cook. Thomas.......................................................153 Cook. William ................... ........................ 11 ; Coons. Loma........................................................214 Coons. William ............................................. 153, 222 Cooper. Marvin Cooper. Raymond......................................93. 83. 151. 232 Cornell. D. A. Corsctte. Joyce .... Cotts. Wavnc....... Courtney. David Courtney. Diane ... Cousincau. Mary . . Cousineau. Thomas Cox. John .......... Cresswell. Patricia . Crocoll. Clifford Cronk. James ....... Crossman. Joan Crozier. James Culver. Nancy....... Cutting. Wiliiam ...........222 .95. 153. 222 .....111. 232 118. 131. 222 ......137. 214 .......79. 197 ..........222 ......135. 214 ...........232 133. 145. 222 ...........232 ......130. 232 D Daane. John........ Dacus. Gwenn....... Dado. Cheryl....... Dahl. Robert Dalebout. Carol Dallah. Gibson..... Dalman. David...... Dampman. Susan . Damstreegt, Don Daniel, Beulah..... Darga. George Daudt. Christine Davidsmeyer. Dona . Davidson. Glcnys---- Davies. Elizabeth Davis. Katherine . . Davis. Linda........ DeAngelis. Dvann DeBoer. George DeBoer. Lawrence DeBoer. Neil DeBoer. William Decker. Patricia___ Defendorf. Cheryl DcFeyter. Robert DeFino. Carol DeFouw, David DcCood. James...... DcGraaf. Marcia----- DcGraaf. Grace .... DcHolIandcr. Duane Deitz. Arlene...... Dejager. Joan...... Delong, Janice Delonge, Henry----- DcKock, Joe........ DeKorvcr. Joyce---- DcKuipcr. Thomas . Delong. Ted........ De.Master. Dean---- DeMaster, Donald . DenUyl. David...... Denyes. Beverly---- DePree. Gregory---- DcPrec. Steven..... DeSawal. Robert ... DeSmidt. James .. Deur, Calvin....... Dcurwaardcr. Linda deVelder. Anne tleVelder. David ... deVelder. Dirck .. deVelder. John deVlaming. Richard DeVries. Barbara ... DeVries. Edward ... DeVries. Lanry ---- DeVries. Susan DeWeerd. William DeWItt. Diane...... DeWitt. Kathy----- DeYoung. Carole DeYoung. Lynn DeYoung. Robert DeYoung. Ronald . DeYoung. William Dibbet. James...... Dibble. Alan ..... Dirk. Laura Dirkhut. Virginia 113. 117. 214 .....137. 222 ...... 197 ...........147 ...........135 ......83. 214 123. 155. 197 125. 137. 222 ...........232 ...........197 .................232 ...........114. 232 125. 133. 137. 222 .................232 ...........114. 197 .....132. 143. 222 147. 214 ...........114. 222 ...........111. 155 ...........129. 232 .................213 113. 125. 155. 222 ................232 113. 132. 141. 222 ..............222 ..........123. 197 ..........104. 197 ..........143. 214 ................197 ................232 ...............197 .......79. 95. 151 .....127. 153. 198 ..........155. 222 ...............222 ................198 ................214 ................214 ................214 ......83. III. 155 ..........113. 153 ...............214 ................232 ......79. 149. 232 ...........81. 213 ..... 83. 149. 198 ................214 ................232 ................232 ..........149. 215 ..........145. 222 ...............222 ............... 215 ................232 . 109. 222 ................137 119. 122. 198 ................232 ................198 .....133. 147. 222 ................213 .............. 222 ................232 247 Dickinson. Kathrvn Dickson. Richard Dicphuis. Margaret Dictch. Betty Lou.. Dictch. Roger Dillbeck. John_____ Dillbcck. Michael Dirkse. Judith .... Dish row. Sidney . Dixon. Mary Jane.. Dixon. Richard . . Dolphin. Brian Donia. Robert Donnelly. Robert . . Do rev. Leonard ... Do eman. Marcia .. Draft. Thomas______ Dressel. James Driy. James........ Dross. Marry....... Drugg. John......... Drythout. Karen .. Duitsman. David . Dunnican. Jo Ann Dunning. Ann Durrell. Oliver .... Duryce. Graham Dvbing, Robert .. Dvkema, Henry .. Dykema, I.ois . Dvkema. Marla Dvkhui en. Ann Dvkstra. Diane_____ Dykstra. James_____ Dvkstra. Jerome .. Dvkstra. Linda . . Dykstra. Pamela ... Dvkstra. Ruth Dykstra. Sharon Dykstra. Timothy . 114. 232 ................157. 215 105. 113. HI. 191. 198 ...........105. 155. 222 ................130. 232 ................143. 198 ................114. 232 .....................215 ................129. 222 ................153. 215 ..........105. 108. 128 ......................232 ................122. 198 .....................139 ...........105. 153. 222 ................123. 198 ......................232 ................130. 222 .....113. 125. 143. 215 ......................232 ......................232 ...........215 ...........149 ...........232 III. 155. 223 .....113. 223 .....143. 223 ...........232 130. 145. 223 113. 122. 215 ...........232 .....110. 137 104. 145. 198 ...........232 113. 145. 215 ..........233 E Farmer. Dennis.......... Farmer, Floyd........... Fcge. Arnold............ Fcit. Kenneth........... Feldman. Richard ........ Felix. Andre............ Fields. Carole.......... Finlay. Harriet......... Fin ton. Lawrence........ Fischer. Anna............ Fisher. Diana .......... Fisher. John ............ Fisher. Judith........... Fisher. Larry ........... Filncy. Michael......... Fitzgerald. Barbara_____ Flagg. James............. Flikkcma. Mary Louise Flipse.Jovce ........... Flournoy. Juanita ...... Floyd. Dolores ....... Folkert. Carole ........ Folkcrt. David Folkert. Ellen ......... Folkerts. Robert ....... Force. Margaret ........ Ford bam, Barbara........ Foramina. Bruce......... Formsina. Douglas Fonnsma. Roller t ...... Forrester. Marry......... Franco. Elaine .......... Fratoni, Sandra ........ French, Alice French .Thomas......... F'rederick. Sharon Fris. Victoria ......... F'rivsel. Jean........... Frontjcs. Richard Fugazzotto. Barbara ... Fuge. William .......... Fung. Daniel............ . 90. 95. 151. 233 .....114. 116. 223 ................153 • .79. 93. 151. 233 ............... 215 ................199 ................223 .....100. 145. 215 ................149 .....125. 143. 223 ................223 ................213 ................145 ................233 ..........153. 233 ................233 ................199 ..........113. 199 106. 118. 132. 215 ................233 ................233 ..........137. 223 ..........137. 223 124. 127. 155. 199 ..........139. 223 ................233 ...........93. 116 ..........114. 116 ................199 ................233 ................233 ................223 ................199 ..........132. 233 ................145 .....233 151. 215 .....223 Faman. Patrick ........... Fames, Cynthia F.ckert. Mary ............ Edbrooke. Irene.......... Edman, Elmer............. Edwards. Robert ......... Eenigenburg. James........ Eenigenburg. Jay.......... Eenigenburg. Susan ...... Egy. Daniel .............. Ehrlich. James........... Elferdink, Carole......... Elfring. John............. Elgersma. Jcanann........ Elliott. Ruth............. Elliott. John ............ Elmore. Ardyce........... Elwood. Thomas El erman. Pat............. Emerson. Frederick Emincrt. Dick .... Emmons. Stuart ........... Ended in. Mary............ Engelsman. Donna.......... EngeHman, Robert.......... F.ngstrom. Grace Engstrom. Richard ....... Erickson. Nancy .......... Erikson, Carina .......... Esse baggers. Mary........ Esther. Joan ............. Esther. Man .............. Etheridge. Robert......... Etterlin. Maja ........... Eubank. Jeffrey........... Evans. John .............. Even. Audrey.............. Evcrtz. Edward............ Ewart. Adcle.............. F Fair. Erik.......................... Earghcr. James...................... 215 .................233 ..........105. 233 ..........147. 215 ..........155. 215 ..........111. 233 .................233 .93. 131. 133. HI .................233 ..........149. 223 .................198 ................110 ..........143. 198 .................213 .................213 ...........135. 215 .....130. HI. 215 .....116. 130. 223 KM. 124. 189. 199 .................213 111. 130. 139. 223 ..........122. 215 .................215 .96. 149. 233 118. 126. 223 .....143. 199 118. 125. 215 125. 135. 199 .....135. 223 ...........223 ...........223 .....128. 199 ...........233 ...........233 ...........233 ...........215 .......... 151. 223 ...........123. 199 G Gabbcy. Patricia . Gale. Ann ......... Gale, Jeffrey...... Games, Richard .. Garrigan. Kelly- Garter. William ... (.ai wood. Gary Gaspercc. Patricia .. Geldenma. Karen Gelok. Richard . Gerard. Lee........ Gibbons. Bruce Gibbs. Gerald...... Cies. T............ Gilbert. Nina Gilmore. Gary . Gishpcrt. Ronald Glcichnian. Ethel Gleirhmann. Pat . . Goodrich. Charlotte Goodwin. Kenneth Gordon. Robert Gort. John......... Got t berg. George Gottraux, Daniele . Couwens. Glenn .. Gouwcns. Marjorie Grain). F'ric...... Graham. Nancy ... Gralow. Frances Cranbcrg. Barbara Greene. Sally Greene, Sandra Crciffendorf. Dennis Greiner. Marion ... Grezc. John ....... Gricss. Ronald Griffen. Thomas Grisscn. David . .. Grissen, Jerry...... Griswold. Alan_____ 114, 122. 133. 143. 215 .....................199 .....................155 ................123. 216 .....................233 .....................234 .....................151 ................155. 223 ...........93. 155. 223 ................131. 200 ....................200 .....................149 .....................Ill .....................122 .....................137. 223 ................117. 127. 200 .....................145. 223 ...........................155 ..........................216 .....................149. 223 ...........................223 ................116. 147. 223 ................119. 188. 213 ...........................149 ...........................234 .......................135.223 ...........................223 ..........................200 .....................155. 213 ................130. 143. 223 ...........................213 ...........................113 117. 124. 126. 128. 155. 216 .....................155. 234 ..............83. 155. 234 248 Grocndyke. Sandra .. Grocsbcck. Wayne ... Gross, Deanna........ Grotcnhuis. Gail .... Gruei macher, Robert Grundy. T............ Gunther, James....... Gustafson, Gail Guth, Stephen........ Gutknccht. Raymond ................254 ..........129. 225 254 125. i 52. 145. 200 .....111. 116. 234 ................151 ................234 ..........105. 234 ................114 H Hagans, Gerald 113. 213 Hagc, Judith 234 Hagymasv. Ruth 216 Ill Hakken, Mary 106. 108. 118. 119. 124. 216 1 lala. Frances 118. 119. 200 Hale. Diane 223 Hallock. Richard Hallquist. Martha 139. 216 Halter. William 234 Hand. Thomas 234 Handlogten. Mary 223 Hanna. Michael 234 Hannaford, William 147. 223 Hansen, Darlene 234 Hardv. James 234 Harmelink. Philip 117. 127. 216 Hiftringsnia, Phvllis 234 Harrington. Gayle 135. 200 Harrison. Kathleen 135. 200 Hart. Carolvn 234 Hartman, Paul 81,234 Kasper, Joanne 137. 224 Ilaverkamp. Larry 104. 121. 147. 190. 200 Haverkamp. Peter Havinga, Penelope 123. 111. 200 Haves. Barbara Hazen. John 234 Head lee. Cynthia Headley. Kathryn Hearne. Jonathan 234 llccht, Robert 121. 200 llecren, Joann 145. 224 1 leerschap. Harriet 235 Heilman. John 224 llekman. Roscmarv 137. 216 lleldcr. Llovd 122 Heldcr. Patricia 113. 133. 143. 224 Heldcr. Simon 235 Hclgcscn, Susan 235 Ilempenhuis, David Hemwall. Alan Hendricks. Martha 137. 224 Hendrickson. Bedford 235 Hendrickson. Thomas 79. 155. 235 Hencvcld. Edward 90. 147. 235 Hencvcld. Grctchen Henion. Robert 235 Henning, Natalie 235 Hepburn. Barbara 213 Hcrkncr. Roller t 118. 129. 224 Herrick. Sandra Hesselink. Marv 235 Hcssclink. Paul 101. 110. 116. 117. 155. 192. 200 1 leusinkveld. David 127. 153 Hcusinkvcld. Terry 147. 224 Hey ns. Marcia Hicmstra. Lois 137. 224 Hilbclink. Ronald .93. 123. 133. 155. 201 Hill. Jack 153. 224 Hinc, Franklin Hines. Faye Hinz. Dorothy 133. 139. 201 Hoag. Robert Hoedema. Louise 235 Hoeksema. Herman 122. 123. 147 Hoekstra. Marion 118. 119. 139. 188. 201 Hoffman. Marilvn 105. 119. 124. 143. 216 Hoffman. Marilyn 143. 224 HoITtnan. Marlene 123. 201 HofTs, Allen Hofstra. Ruth OO4 Holesinger, Judy Holland. Martha 235 224 Hollcman. Craig --- Holleman. Cunis ... Hollenbach. John ... Hollinger, Ellen... Hollwcdcl. Nancy ... Holman. Richard Holmes, Dudley..... Holvick. Gary ..... Hommerson. Joan ... Hoogstra. William ... Hook. Ellen ....... Hopma, Byron . Hopp. 1-ois ....... Hopper. Paul....... Hornbachcr. Mary . Houghtaling. Sue ... Houseman. Donald Housman. John...... Housman. Suzanne .. Homing. Peter...... Homing. Vernon Houtman. Donald ... Hovingh. Alverna Howe. Daniel . . . Howe. Harry Howes. Carol....... Hsich, George Hubbard. George____ Huggins. Harold---- Huisjen. Marilyn Huisman. John...... Huizenga. Robert .. . Hull. Dorothy ..... Hulse. Gregory .... Hulst, Carol Hultgren. William .. Hungcrford, George Hungerford. Marjorie Hutchinson. Anne .. Huyck. Karen....... Hyink. Harlan...... 90. 96. 151. 235 .............213 90. 93. 147. 235 ............201 .............235 ... 79. 151. 235 .............235 .......79. 93. 151 ............201 .............235 .......113. 201 ....96. 151. 224 .............235 ............216 .............235 .......139. 224 .....................235 .....................235 .....................213 .....................213 ..............122. 216 ...........81. 91. 235 ...............137. 216 ..........117. 128, 201 91. 128. 130. 147. 224 .....................235 ...........79. 151. 224 ...........90. 147. 235 .....................235 ..........114. 117. 224 ...........79. 93. 151 114. 117. 118. 141. 201 .................113. 201 ..................79. 132 I Inscl. John......................................................................155 Ishii, Akiko....................................................................235 J Jaarsma. Irene ackson. Robert Jacobs. Marjorie .. Jalving. Susan...... Jansma. Jerri....... janssen. Kathryn ... ap. K hian ........ Jappinga. Jane Jensen. Barbara ... Jensen. Judith Jensen, Steven...... Jcntink. Donald ... Jipping. Hannah Joeckcl. Anita...... Johnson. A. Charles Johnson, Amy . Johnson. Marilyn . Johnson. Mark Johnson. Mattha ... Johnson. Paul Joldcrsma. Diane .. Jones. Alan ........ Jones. Dennis........ ones, Donna ones. Susan onker. Peter orgensen. Jeffrey .. Joseph. Robert...... Juliet). Ellis...... June. Margaret .... Jung. Jean Justcscn. Roy ....... ...............216 ................235 ...............216 118. 130. 139. 216 ................213 ...........135. 216 ...........145. 216 ................235 ...........149. 235 ...........155. 235 113. 119. 130. 216 ................235 ................235 ............95. 235 ................224 ..........145. 224 ...........109. 113 ............... 255 ..........216 ....129. 235 113. 117. 201 ....114. 224 ...........131 K Kahler. Taibi........................................ 155. 224 Kallemyn. Jane........................................130. 236 Kammcraad. Peter 249 L Kaper. Margaret ....... Kardux. ! onald........ Katulva. Robott........ Keats. Richard ........ Keel. Gerald .......... Kemink. Janice......... Kcmink. Jo Anne........ Kemp. Roger............ Kcmpkcr. Priscilla..... Kcrshner. Daniel...... Keur, William Kiefer. Marin......... Kieft. Larry Kilbourn. Robert....... Killmastcr, John....... Killmer. Donald King. Elizabeth........ King. William ......... Kinney. Allan.......... Kirk. I.eonc........... Kirkpatrick. Roberta . Kish. Margaret Klaarcn. Keith ........ Klaasen. Barbara....... Klaasen. Mary......... Klein. James ......... Klcinhcksel. Ruth Kleinhcksel, Russell ... Kleis. John Klerk. William......... Klootc. Linda ........ Klop. Jean............ Klow, Milton .......... Klynstra. Sandra...... Knapp. John .......... Knecht. J. Chris....... Knol. Joyce........... Knol. Robert........... Knox. Anne............. Kobes. Darlene......... Koch. John ............ Koebcl. John.......... Koeman. Mary.......... Koeman. Militent Koeppe. John.......... Koerselman, Richard . Kohhnan. Ruth......... Kolenbrander. Kenneth Kollen, Barbara....... Kollen. Kathleen ----- Koman. Marilyn........ Koning. Gene.......... Koo. Roberta Kooikcr. Glenn....... Kooistra. Sally ....... Kooycrs. Joseph ...... Korstange. Gordon Roster. Richard ....... Roster. Ronald........ Kosval. Beatrice Kraai. Men no......... Kraak. David.......... Kraemcr. Lynn ........ Kramer. Carole Krauss. Jeanette...... Kreuncn. James........ Krone. Reinhold Kronemeycr. Donald Kronemever. Kathleen Kronemeyer. Ronald . Kronemever. Ronald . Kroodsma. Donald_______ Kroodsma. Roger ______ Krueger. Daniel ....... Krueger. Gerald....... Krupp. Donald ........ Kryger. Virginia...... Kuiper. Della ........ Kuiper. Patricia Kuiper. Richard ...... Kuipers. Dixon Kuipers. Irvin Kuipers. Ravmond------ Kullgren. William_____ Kupfrian. Laura....... Kusak. Joseph Kuvers. Nancy......... .......................224 ............110. 121. 213 ........................236 ......................216 .......................236 .......................236 ............137. 119. 216 ........................236 ........................236 ..................129. 236 ..................109. 216 ..............85. 151. 224 ........................155 .......................145 ........................236 ..............79. 151. 236 ........................153 ........................224 .......................201 ..................100. 236 ..................137. 216 ...................85. 153 .......................216 ........................213 ..................151. 224 ........................236 .......................202 .............133. 153. 224 .......................202 .......113. 133. 147. 216 .......111. 118. 155. 202 ........................256 ........................155 .......................216 ........................224 .............120. 127. 216 ........................213 ........................224 ..................145. 224 ........................224 ........................213 ..................135. 202 ...................97. 236 ........................236 ........................236 ...................... .236 ........................236 ........................236 .100. 104. 132. 145. 202 .......................202 97. 105. 106. 130. 149. 224 ...................131. 216 .......................202 .............114. 155. 236 ........................ 79 ...................143. 224 ..................114. 236 ........................153 ...........85. 96. 151. 336 ...................IIS. 137 .......................202 ..............91. 151. 224 .....................79. 95 ........................ 79 ....................95. 236 ..................151. 202 ........................224 ..................125. 202 120. 132. 133. 137. 202 ..............79. 151. 224 ......93. 236 ...........151 118. 135. 216 ...........236 Laban. George....... Labusohr. Linda----- LaFlcur. Norma...... I.ake. Charles...... Iain. Amy Chung Lam. Donald Lam. Ruth .......... La man. Gordon Lamer. Janice Lampen. James lampert. Graham . Lamphere. Karen_____ Lane. David......... I angeland. Charles .. I.angeland. Samuel . . langstraat. Gloria ... Laning. Daniel...... Canning, Richard Lantay. Charles..... Lape. Douglas....... Laraway. Susan...... La Riccia. Carle.... I.arison. Kay....... Larkin. Steven ..... Larrabce. Suzanne 1 arsen. Donald..... {.arson, Iarry ..... Latowsky. Charles ... Laughlin. Michael . Lay. Harold......... Lee. James ......... Lee. Judith......... Lee. Margaret ...... Lee. Shiuh Hwa Leech. Donna I.eenhouts. Thelma . I.crstma. Mary...... Leggett. Richard Leibundguth. Peter .. Leigh Manuell. Paul Lein. Katherine..... Lein. Paul.......... Leister. Victoria... Lcmmenes. Mark______ Lemmcrz. lames______ I.encl. Katherine ... Lenel. Margaret..... I.cong. Charlene____ Leppla, Leslie...... Lescmann, Kathleen . Levey, Stuart.... .. Licfferc. Alice Licvensc. John Lin. Robert Lindauer, Judith---- Lindblad. Robert---- Lindblade. Linda ... Liu. Winnie Lo. Lee Nin......... Lohman. James....... Loom.m, Glenn Lootcns. Martha ____ Lootens. Jeff....... Lowdentiilk, Virginia Loweke. Joan ....... Lubbers. Bruce...... Lubbers. David Lubcn. Roger........ Lucas. Harvey....... Lundahl, Laurel..... Lundahl, Sharon Lundcll. Franklin Luther. Martha....... Luycndyk. Roberta .. .....225 .....236 202 116. 236 213 131. 133. 149. 213 ................123 ......39. 149. 213 ..........151. 22 5 ......79. 151. 216 ...........113. 225 ................225 ................203 .....122. 149. 216 ................236 ................236 ................203 .....128. 155. 225 ................236 ................213 ................236 ................149 ................113 ............81. 236 ................123 ...............216 ................143 113. 117. 120. 121. 137. 216 ..........113. 133. 141. 216 ...........................225 .................116. 153. 236 ............................225 ...........114. 116. 117. 217 ............................256 ...........113. 117. 155. 217 .....................151. 217 .....................121. 217 ............................236 .....................135. 217 .................122. 141. 217 .....................145. 203 ............................225 ......130. 135. 225 .................149 ............143. 203 ..................123 ............155. 225 .................213 .................151 .....114. 118. 203 ............91. 217 .................217 .....113. 147. 225 .................236 107. 125. 145. 217 ..........151. 237 122. 130. 145. 217 .................237 M Maatman. Irene---- MacKachron. Patricia Mace. James....... Magan. Bertha..... ..........237 .....114. 225 109. 155. ?25 ...118. 225 250 Maga ns. Waller--- Mallory, Nancy .... Manuel. Dorothy ... Marchand. Melissa Maring. Preston ... Maring. Thomas Mart . Andrew .... Marschkc. Charles Marshall, Elizabeth Marsi I jc. June Marsman, Wayne .. Marstcller. John ... Martin, Andrea Masouras. Carol ... Massclink. Bruce .. Mast. Jean........ Mateer. Patricia Matthews. Ronald . Maxam. Robert------ Mazur. Thomas ... McClow. Donald McDowall. James McEachran, David . McCall. Richard ... MeGeehan. Albert . MeGilvray, Jennifer McIntosh. Donn . . . McNcal, Michael ... McOmber. Larry Medema. Joan...... Mcengs. Alycc ..... Meengs. lane...... Mcengs, John ..... Meengs, Loren .... Meengs. Maik .... Mccrman, John Meier. Carol...... Mcllema. Charlene Menning. Bruce ... Menning, Charles .. Menning. Mark Metzger. Lawrence . Meyer. Ruth....... Meyers. Richard Meyers. Sandra .... M ich ael son. Wesley Middaugh. Lynn Miedema, Allen ... Mierstna. Kathleen . Miles. Lorraine Millar, Beverly--- Millar. Steve Miller. Chris..... Miller. Philip --- Miller. Phillip... Miller. Randall ... Miller, Vance..... Mills, Mary Jane .. Mills. William .... Miner. Timothy ... Ming. Bruce....... Ming. Thomas...... Minor. Nancy Milter, Sandra .... Moehl, Helen Moll. Lorraine Momeycr, Barbara Monsma. Joel ..... Moodic. Luann Mooi. Gloria...... Moored. James_____ Morgan. Janice---- Morris, Marie .. Moylan, Nancy...... Mulder, Delwyn .. Mulder. John ..... Mulder. Ronald .. Mulder. Shirley ... Mulford. Vincent Muller. Jeffrey ... Muller, Mary Jane Muller, Richard Munro, Linda...... Murphy. Nelson ... Musson. Marilyn .. Myaard. Alan Myers. Patricia .... 126. 155. 217 133. 139. 217 .....100. 116 ...........145 .....151. 225 ...........237 ...........237 ...........225 .....118. 225 ...........237 122. 147. 205 .....113. 203 ...........237 ......95. 153 ...........203 .....149. 225 .................225 .................203 ...........129. 217 ................121 114. 116. 155. 237 .................213 .....135. 225 ...........237 .225 .....151. 203 122. 147. 203 ...........237 .....116. 237 113. 137. 225 ........79. 93 108. 192. 203 .......79. 147 ...........237 .....135. 217 ...........237 ......147. 225 105. 107. 147 .....113. 225 ...........213 .91. 151. 217 128. 151. 204 .....111. 116 108. 147. 225 ..........226 .....125. 20-1 .....151. 237 ...........204 .......79. 237 ......93. 151 ..........226 ..........226 .....118. 119. 217 ..........151. 217 ................237 .....114. 135. 217 .....105. 153. 226 ................125 .....130. 139. 220 ................237 ...............226 ..........108. 226 ................204 ................237 ..........149. 237 .....124. 149. 213 ................237 .....121. 143. 204 ................237 ................237 ................237 111. 133. 139. 226 N Naber. Margo.....................................................237 Nagel. Christine ................................................237 Nagel. Simon ....................................................237 Nanninga, Sharon ................................................217 Neckers. Bruce................104. 105, 113. 117. 131. 153. 189. 204 Neher. Susan ..........................................141, 226 Nelson. Corliss..............................................H4. 238 Nelson. Joyce..........................................130, 145. 226 Nelson. Willard Newhouse. Marcia................................... 114. 137, 226 Newman. Nancy ..............................................|45. 226 Ngwa. Jacob..................................................83i 217 Nichols, Nancy...............................................145 213 Nicholson. William ...............................114, H6. 147 226 Niekamp. Carl...............................................123. 204 Nienhuis. Conrad............................................ 95! 153 Nienhuis, Glenn .................................................238 Nienhuis. Jan....................................................213 Nienhuis. Marian Nies. Alan Nictering. Roger.................................................153 Niles. Elizabeth ................................................204 NiUen. Wcnchc..........................................124, 137. 204 Nivala. John................................................155’ 238 Nodop. John ................................................129. 204 Noel. David.................................................120. 226 Nonhof, John Nordstrom, Peter.................................................149 Norton. Jon.............................................79. 147. 213 Novak. Paul .....................................................238 Nozari. Mohammed.................................. 104. 122. 204 Nybocr. Jacquelyn................................................226 Nykamp. Beniamin .............................................!!!238 Nykamp. William .................................................. % N'ykerk. David .................................... .96. 153. 204 Nykerk. Laia.................................................... 238 O O'Meara. Jane ...... O'Donnell. Dale..... Oegema. Theodore Ochm. Denis......... Octtle. Emily Oeltle, William .... Ogren. Thomas....... Olsen. Carolyn...... Olsen. Jayne........ Olson. Kathleen..... Ondrus. Martin...... Oosse. Marla........ Oosterbaan. Irene___ Oosterhof, Albert___ Oosterhousc. Bruce .. Oosting. Elizabeth .. Osbon, Ann.......... Osborn, Frances..... Osterhaven, Calvin .. Osterhaven. Ellen ... Osterink. Carole.... Otto, Margie........ Oudersluys, Mark Ovens. Ronald....... Overman. Dean....... Owen. Katherine ____ Owen. Marjorie...... Owens. Richard ..... ...................116 ..................226 ..................151 ...................123 ...105. 128. 147. 226 ..................205 ..............ISO. 238 ..................238 ........111. 155. 226 ..................135 .............135. 226 ..............114. 218 79. 95. 127. 147. 218 ..............132. 226 ...105. 132. 133. 135 ..............139. 205 .....81. 93. 147. 238 ........118. 137. 226 ..................238 ........113. 145. 205 ..................155 ...............85. 205 .............141. 205 .....238 151. 238 P Paalman. Greichen . Paalman. Mary Kay Paauwe. Judy......... Page. Jeannie Paliatsos. Mike...... l’anglc. Robert...... Pao, Vivie Meimei.. Parcel!. Anzic....... Parker, Melivsa______ Parker. Sandra....... Patterson. Linda ... Peacock, Phyllis ... Peacock, William .. Pearson. Arthur ... Peiper, Garret........ ......125. 238 133. 137. 218 ............238 ...................90. 93. 238 ...........................126 ...........................226 KM. 114. 116. 117. 126. 205 .....................132. 238 .................132. 135. 205 ............................238 .......................125, 238 ...........111. 127. 147 . 205 .......................151. 226 .............81. 93. 132. 147 2S1 Pclon. Mary Pclon. Thomas------- Pembroke. Maxine Pennington. Ruth . Penny. William ... Perry, Michael------ Peterson. Barbara Peterson. James Peterson. Morris ... Pettit. Linda....... Petr, William....... Phail, Barbara------ Phillips. Claraetta . Phillips. Sharon . Pickard. Susan...... Pickup. Walter------ Pierce. Sharon...... Pierpont. James ... Pierpont, Judy Piers. Mary......... Piersma, Steven ... Piet. David......... PlagcnhocL Vernon Plakkc. Sandra Plantinga. Donald . Plasmah. Camellia Plasman. Chris------ Plevres. Barbara ... Pluistcr. Philip ... Poll. Gene.......... Pollitt. Joyce...... Ponticr, Glenn------ Poortinga. Gerard Poppink. James ... Poppink, William . Postma. Charles .. Postma. Kenneth . . Postma. Marilyn Postmus. Julie------ Potter, William ... Powell. Jeffrey_____ Powell. Theodore Price. Patrick Prins. Sucllcn .... Proli. Peter........ Prothro, Nelda______ Pruiksma. Jacob .. Pruiksma. Jeffrey Prvts. William Puehl. Sara -------- Pylman. Marcia ... 79. 90. 95. 238 ...........226 ...........218 ............213 ...........226 ...................153. 227 .........................238 ...............124. 131. 218 .........................239 .........................205 .........................227 ...................116. 239 .........................213 ...................118. 239 ............83. 93. 127. 149 ....................130. 239 ......................... 95 ....................147. 227 .....................79. 239 .........................130 .........................239 .........................114 .........................155 ...............130. 155. 227 .........................227 .........................239 ...............90. 151. 239 ............85. 93. 132, 151 ...79.95. 124. 132. 151.205 ....................147. 227 ......................... 79 119. 124. 133. 135. 218 ..................85. 97 ......111. 130. 147. 227 104. 114. 123. 141. 213 .....................213 ..........133. 145. 218 ...............151. 205 .....................227 ...................218 ..........127. 139. 205 Q Query. James ...................................................239 Query. John ....................................................239 Quick. Sharon...................................................239 Quist. J. Robert...........................................153. 239 Quist, Valerie..................................................239 R Raballa. Nicholas...... Race. Hiadford........ Radliff. Suzanne...... Rajsky, Carol ........ Rajsky. Nancy......... Kansford. Paul........ Rauwerdink. Philip .. Ravesloot. Dawn ...... Rawlins. Kent.......... Read. Peter........... Reardon, Michael______ Rector. Nancy ........ Redder. Ronald ....... Reeves. David......... Keichardt. Bruce . Reidsma, Carla........ Rcidsma. Vernon Reifsncidcr. Diane ... Rekenieier. Karen Remtnelsberger. Frank Remtema. Joan......... Renkes. David......... Renkes. Gloria ....... Renner. Thomas........ Rens. Nonna .......... .....................83 .....................113 ...113, 120. 188, 206 .....................239 .....................227 ....104, 124. 191. 206 ....79. 132. 151. 227 .....................239 .....................239 ..........111. 129. 239 .....................239 .....114. 116. 145. 218 .....................239 .....................149 .....................153 104. 114. 119. 145. 206 ...............125. 218 .....................239 .....................151 .........130. 145. 227 ...............147. 213 ....................239 ...............109. 147 ..........122. 135. 227 Rens. Willard...... Renwick. John...... Rcynen. Kenneth ... Revnen.Nancy ...... Rcynen, Paul ...... Rcynen. Robert Rcynen. Steven..... Reynolds, Pamela ... Rich. Mary Richards. Rebecca .. Richardson. Cheryl Richardson. John .. Richter. Walter____ Riddcr. James...... Riedl. Josef Riemcrsma. James . Rictsma. Gary Rictvcld, Cerri t__ Riclveld. Richard . Rigterink. Karyn Rigterink. Sharon .. Rikkcrs. Ruth ..... Rillcma. Donald ... Rimondi. Hope Riso. Jane......... Rit ema. Rohn .. Robar. F.lizabcth . .. Roberts. Carol..... Roberts. Cheryl ... Roberts. Eugene .. Robinson. Theodore Roden. Carole...... Roden. Pamela Rollston. Cheryl Ronda. James ...... Rose. Susan Rosine. Thomas_____ Rottschafcr. John . Rowdcr. Kent....... Rowe. Carol Rowen. Janice Rowland. Diane .... Rozeboom. Roger Ruffncr. James .... Runchey, Nancy ... Rundle, Lynn....... Russell. Mars Pat.. Ryan. William Rynbrandt. James Rypma. G............ 127. 132. 155. 206 ................114 ...............206 ...............206 ................227 ......................93. 239 .....................116. 239 ..........................206 106. 113. 118. 125. 135. 218 ..........123. 130. 147. 206 ...........................239 .....................153. 206 ................153. 206 ....................206 ..........126. 128. 206 ................147. 227 ................114. 239 ....................227 113. 124. 125. 191. 207 .....................213 ....................227 ....................239 ....................239 ....................240 ...........118. 119. 135 ................116. 240 ................155. 227 ....................240 ....................240 ....................240 ................145. 218 .....126. 155. 190. 207 ................143. 218 ....................105 ...........123. 149. 207 ....................127 ................111. 240 ....................227 ....................213 ....................240 ...........114. 116. 213 ................116. 240 ...........124. 145. 218 .....114. 118. 141. 227 240 151 S Sabo. John 111. 155 Safar. I'ibor .96. 240 Sagendorf. Ruth 125. 227 Sanford. I) William Sassian. Juri 240 Sayles. Marcia .145, 207 Schaaf. Susan Schaap. Arthur Paul 123. 153. 227 Sc hade. Jane Schaefer. Merryl Schaihlc. Peter Schakcl. Carol Schalk. John .129. 240 Schantz. Robert 127. 151 Schapcr. Sandra 135 Schcrpcnissc. Mary .113. 207 Schillo, Virginia Schipper. Max ..79. 149 Schlctt. Robert .155. 207 Schneider. Gerald Scholtens. Martin Schoon, Dale Schoonmakcr. Patricia .143. 21« Schoutcn. Sharon 227 Schrandt, Susan Schreiber. Linda 240 Schreiner, William Schrier. Michael 213 Schroeder. Robert 108. 111. 147. 240 Schrotcnbocr. Kim .149. 227 Schrotenboer. Robert Schueneman. Cheryl . 143. 227 Schurman. Bill .153. 240 252 Schue. Larry Schutt. Arlene Schwab. Norman 129. 227 155. 240 Scott. Donald Scott. Sarali Seaman. A. Raymond Sebens. Carol 207 145. 227 Sende, Pierre Sentman. Susan Scrum. James 123. 124. 153. 207 Sevensma. Ruth Severson. Susan Shand. Susan Shanholtrcr. Fred 93, 147. 207 Sharp. Lawrence Sharp. Martin Shat tuck. Richard Shaugcr, Susan 116. 122. 130. 191. 208 Shaw. Edna 135. 218 Shaw. Kdward Sheffield, Terry 151. 227 Shepherd, Carol 105. 125 Sherburn. Kenneth Sherman. Margaret Shicls. Richard 155. 240 Short. Susan 118. 141. 218 Shumaker. Richard 127. 208 Sia. Paul Siebrand, W 227 Sierdsma. Patricia 240 Sill. Donald 11 1. 218 Simmclink. Kenneth 208 Simons. John . .93, 153 Sjolin. Ruthann 111. 240 Skinner. Veronica Skivington. James 149 Slager, Rona 227 Slagter. Nancy 126. 127. 131. 139. 208 Slighter. John 240 Slikkers. Adrian .79. 151 Slingerland. Lila 137. 227 Smant, Gail 208 Sinies. Frederic 123. 153 Smith, Alan .151. 208 Smith. Amos Smith. Bette 240 Smith. Betty .113. 208 Smith. Daniel Smith. Douglas 107. 153. 208 Smith. John 227 Smith, Richard 227 Smith. T. William 149. 213 Smoll. Janiece 113. 124. 131. 143. 208 Sneller. Delwyn 228 Snyder. Harlan 240 Sobania. Neal ..83. 116. 155. 240 Sodcr. Joan 240 Solodow. John 114. 228 Sonneveldt. Susan 105. 113. 137. 228 Soo, Hud von Sorensen. Harlan 218 Sova. Florence Speet. Candace 213 Spring. Susan 107. 190. 208 Staat. Diana 139. 218 Stahelin. Terence Stahl.'Fraudi .118. 125. 137. 218 Stain. John Stansbv. David Staple. James Stavengcr. David 153. 208 Steegstra. Barbara Steensma. Ronald Steffens. Grctchcn Steffens. Thomas .114. 213 Stcgcman, Timothy Stenouwcr, David 123. 209 Steketee. Peter . 153. 209 Stckctce. Sails 124. 125. 143. 209 Stell. Lance Stoeckly. Susan Straatsma. Thomas 155. 209 St render, Hanes Strengholt. Philip .127 . 209 Strom. Sally 130. 135, 228 Strong. Frederick Stryker. David Su. Stephen Su. 1 imothv Summers. Frederic Sutherland. James Sutton. Ann Suvdarn, Mary Swank. Rollaud Swart. Valerie Swcts. Douglas Ssvets, Marcia 107. 124. 125. 137. 219 Swinchart. Bcttv Svpcrda. Anna jean Svtsma. Ann Sytsma, Ruth Syvcrson, Nancv T Tanis. Judith Taylor. Fvonne Taylor. Glenn I avlor. Jane Taylor. Keith Tavlor. Susan Tavlor. William Techy. Andrew Techy. Gc a Iegner. Linda Tell. James Telman. Randall TenBrink. Jean TcnBrink, Cana TenClay. J. Lucille tenHoor. Joan fenkinck. Kenneth Ten Pas. Carl IcnPas. Gary I cnPas. William Terpstra. Paul Terpstra. Robert Tcusink, Kenneth Theune. Peter Thomas, James 90. 147 Thomas. Judyth 113. 137. 219 Thompson. James 213 I hompson. Janet Thompson. Pat Thompson. Robert 93. 130. 147. 241 I horne. Thomas 151. 241 Tiezzi. Linda 113. 219 Tigclaar, Howard 123. 153. 228 Tilton. Clyde 127. 210 Timkovich. Carole 101. 110. 190. 210 Timmcr. Ben 228 Timmcr, Bonnie 241 Timmcr. Nancy 241 Timmer. Richard 241 Todd. Charles 241 Tomlinson. Sandra .105.241 I on. Marlea 135. 219 Townsend. I.ynnc 219 Toy. Maria 210 'Trapp. Ronald I roike. Dorothy 131. 135. 219 I'roost. Donald 95. 105. 153. 228 Frost. James 116. 117. 228 Truman. Alfred Tubcrgen. David 114.117.228 ! ticker. Evelyn Turinskv. Linda I urkstra. Barbara Turkstra. Bruce 213 Tvssc. Gcrrit 151. 24! U Underwood. David 79 Ut ingcr. John 155 I't ingcr. Sue 113. 228 253 V Vaccaro, James.......... Valantasis. Richard..... Valentine. Ralph Van Allsburg. Lester .... Van Auken. Ronald ------ Van Beck. Dirk.......... Van Beck, David......... Van Beck. John.......... Van Beck. Milo.......... Van Bruggen. Robert Van Brunt. Linda Van Cor. Frederick ..... Van Dahm. George ....... Van Dam. Theodore .... Vande Buntc. Carla...... Van Dc Hoef. Larry ----- Vanden Berg. Alan ...... Vandenburg. Sharon ..... Vanden Hock. Caron Vanderaa, Dale ......... Vander Beek. Ronald .. Vandcr Broek, John Vander Broek. Richard Vandcr Burgh. Cynthia . Vander Heine, Linda----- Vandcr Hill. Rein ...... Vandcr Kolk. Charles Vandcr Kolk. James .... Vander Lugt. William ... Vandcr Mar. Pamela______ Vander Mccr. Albert ____ Vander Xaald. Judith ... Vander Root, John....... van tier Schalk. Jacobus . Vander Velde, George ... Vandervlucht. Delores ... Vander Wecle. Stephen .. Vandcrwel. David........ Van Deusen. Ann ........ Van Dongen. Edwin Van Dongen, Margaret Van Dvke. Donald Van Dyke. Leon ......... Van Dvke. Pieter Van Dyke. Trudy ........ Van Dvke. William ...... Van F.ck. Vicki ........ Van Eck. William ....... Van Eenwyk, Sherry...... Van Egmond. Peter Van Faascn. Jane Van llaitsma. Dennis .... Van Harn. Lois.......... Van Haver. Lee Ann ... Van Hoevcn. Jay Van Hoevcn. Shirley Van Kampcn. Wayne Van Kocvcring. Susan Van Kuikcn. Beth ....... Van Lente. Carol Van Lente. Frederick____ Van I.cntc. Sharon...... Van I.icre. Jack........ Van I.ierop. Peter...... Van Mancn. Hugo......... Van Middlcsworth. Carol Van Noord. Carl ........ Van Ouwcrkcrk. Susan . Van Pernis. Marv ....... Van Raalte. Shirlev .... Van Schcnkhol. Ronald Van Slagcren, Joan Van Slotcn. Janna ...... Van’t Hof. Paul Van Til. James.......... Van Tol. Kenneth ....... Van Voucn. Cheryl....... Van Wicrcn. Alan ....... Van Wieren. Clare ...... Van Wieren. Donna....... Van Wieren. Glenn Van Wyk. Carl........... Nan Wyk. Susan ......... Vaughn. Sharon ..... Vedder, Joan............ ..........210 ...........155 118. 155. 219 .....155. 228 .79. 153. 219 ...........241 ...........241 ...........241 ................241 ... 127. 155. 210 .....133. 147. 228 .....130. 137. 210 .....111. 155. 228 ................228 ................219 ..........116. 228 ................241 114. 116. 117. 219 ....................141. 219 .........................241 .........................228 .........................210 ...............113. 147. 210 .........................242 .........................242 .........................113 ....................145. 219 .........................210 ...................111. 228 ....................113. 210 ........................242 .........................242 ....................153. 228 .........................242 .........................242 .........................114 .........................242 124. 130. 121. 133. 135. 210 .........................228 .........................219 ....................155. 242 ..........................242 ....................242 ....................228 .....106. 132. 143. 219 ....................211 ....................155 ....................242 ...............145. 228 ...............126. 211 ....................228 ....................242 ....................213 ..........113. 147. 211 ....................242 ....................132 ...............116. 228 ....................213 ...............135. 228 106. 131. 132. 135. 228 ..........111. 126. 219 .....119. 122. 135. 219 ....................242 ....................213 ...............155. 228 ...............116. 242 .......219 ................85. 95 ....................213 .....79. 132. 147. 228 ....................242 ....................213 ....................242 Veen. Palmer...... Veldhoff, Robert Vclthuircn. Tina Vcr Mculcn. Carol Vcr Mculcn. John Vcrduin. Kathleen Vcrduin. Paul_____ VerHoek. Helen .. VerHoek. Louise Ver Plank. Peter Vcrstccg. John Vetter. Glenda ... Visschcr. Joan Visscr. John Visser. i.aVonnr Vogas, Michael ... Vogel. David Vogel. Dennis----- Vogclaar. Hans ... Voigt. Marcia..... Volkcrs. Stuart Vollink. Ronelle . Von Ins. David Voorhorst. Louise Voom. John........ Voskuil. Steven . . .....114. 116. 117. 211 ......................129 ................118. 124 .....................211 101. 105. 109. 190. 211 ...........108. 113. 229 ......................242 ......................242 ......................149 .....................211 .....................211 .....91. 147. 229 .........155. 211 ......... 147. 219 120. 121. 137. 211 ............... 242 ................137 ...............213 ................242 W Waandcrs. Gerald ... Wagenveld. Charlotte Wagcnvcld. Edward Wagner. Ruth........ Wakefield. Arthur Waldron. Jeff ...... Walker. Linda Wallace. Judith .... NValsma. Kathleen Walters. Carl....... Walters. Ellen ..... Walters. I.awrence . . Walvoord. Charles . NValvoord. Dirk..... Wall, Kenneth....... Wang. John.......... Ward. Karen......... Wamet, Ronald....... Washburn. Phyllis .. Wassenaar, Paul ---- Waterman. John...... Weber. Dale Patricia Weber. Kenneth _____ Webinga. Frances---- Weddle. David Weed. Larry......... Wcencr. Dennis...... Weenink. John....... Wccssics, Linda..... Wegner. Dennis...... Weidcnaar, Peter .... Welcher. Frances.... Wells. Jane......... Wells. Joan ........ Welmcrs. Margaret . . Wclton, Brad lee.... Wcpfcr. Richard_____ Werge. Robert ...... Wcssclink. John..... Wessling. Stephen ... Wes ten broek, Mary ... Westerbeke. Richard WesterhofL David . . . Westerhoff, Donald ... Wcstcrvclt. Robert ... Westphall. Mary..... Westrale, Larry..... Westeyn. Eleanor____ Whary, William ..... Whitaker. Ellen .... Whitaker. Loren..... White. Bruce........ White. Phyllis White. Robert ... Whitefield, Diane Wichers. William____ Wiechman. Sharon ... Wiegand, Jonathan 111. 116. 147 ...........229 .....116. 242 .....113. 219 ........139. 211 ...119. 135. 219 85. 93. 151. 229 .............211 ..............242 ........117. 153 ........113. 229 ...105. 151. 212 83. 101. 123. 212 ..............219 123. 129. 212 .....118. 229 79. 90. 147 ...151. 229 116. 117. 220 114. 116. 242 .....................213 .....................147 .....................149 .....................242 ...........123, 129. 220 ....................212 ................113. 212 ...........132. 143. 229 ...........132. 143. 229 .....................141 ................147. 229 ..........119. 129. 220 ....................126 .....................149 ............79. 105. 229 .....................229 ................149. 229 ....................212 ....................212 ...116. 117. 155. 220 .....................242 ....................220 .....................242 ..........129. 130. 229 ................113. 213 .....................242 ................153, 243 79. 105. 124. 151. 220 ................151. 243 ..........131. 141. 220 .....................243 254 Wicgman, Marjorie.......................................113. 212 Wierenga. Marilyn Wierenga, Theron Wiersma. James...............................................213 Wiersma. Ronald Wilcox. Dennis ..............................................229 Wilcox, Stephen ...................................126. 155. 212 Wildschut. Allen ............................................229 Wilkens. Deanna.........................................145. 229 Willcocks. Ernest ......................................130. 243 Willenuma. Tena Wills, Harold Wilson. Alan ......................................113. 147. 213 Wilson. Amy .................................................243 Wilson. J. Francine.....................................113. 220 Wilson. Marylou .............................................220 Wilson. Sarah Wilts. Siebrand Witter. Carol...........................................137. 220 Witter, Richard .............................................113 Wittwer, Norman Wocrdchoff. Joan ........................105. 118. 130. 135. 220 Wognum. Joan ...........................................137. 220 Wofbrink. Lois.....................................125. 155. 220 Woldsen. Arikka .............................................229 Wolters. Richard ..................................114, 118. 220 Wood. Laura .................................................243 WoOdger. Robert..............................................243 Woods. Bonnie................................................243 Workman. Alice ..............................................243 Workman. Craig..........................................151. 229 Wormuth. John .......................91. 105. 122. 133. 149. 220 Wozniak. Sharon Wright. Sandra Wright. Susan Wyatt, Martha Wykhim. William Y Yeager. Charyle 113. 122. 125. 141. 220 Yntema, David 83. 220 Yntema. Rowen Yonkers. Carol 113. 133. 212 Young. Michael 149 Young. William Yzenbaard. Caryl 132. 243 Yzenbaard. Ruth 110. 114. 119. 191. 212 Zandstra, Barbara 243 Zeas. Jaime 83. 127 . 220 Ziegler. Muriel Zeller. Ailccn 229 Zcvalkink. Anne Ziemann. Ruth 113. 130. 145. 229 Zimmerman. John 155. 229 Zoerhof. Marie. Mrs. Zoet. Patricia 243 Zondag. Richard 90. 155. 243 Zuithoft. Kenneth 147. 229 Zwarl. Jerry 85. 122. 151. 229 Zylstra. Bruce Acknowledgements: Dr. Clarence DeGraaf, Delma Studios, Jack Cobb of Great Lakes Graphic, Robert Miller of S. K. Smith, Tom Renner, John Killmaster. 255 As time and seasons change and pass, so does the face of a college community with the re- sult being that immeasurable commodity — education, for the past, present and the future. WWVES ttcipe college 0 U'l ■
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