Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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FRONT ROW: I). Wilken (Taylor): M. Hendricks, S. Sonncvddt (Docs- burp); .1. Heeren (Taylor): S. Schapcr (Dosker): 2ND ROW: D. Cross (Ger- man House): D. Droppers (Do-ker): R. Ziemann. C. Defendorf (Belt): J. Van Sloten, I. Edbrooke (Dii Mez) : I.. Weessic (German House): C. Rowe (French House)- Resident Advisers- Friend and Disciplinarian Resident Advisers are carefully chosen by the administration to serve as a type of stu- dent counsellor in the dorms. They make a special effort to get to know well everyone who is under their charge. In this way they can be the one to whom a new student or any student may come with questions or problems about dorm life or college life in general. Many times, general gab sessions with R.A.'s yield a growth in wisdom and close friendship. As experienced, responsible upperclassmen. R.A.’s are guardians of dorm and college rules and are directly re- sponsible for their enforcement. FRONT ROW: J. Suthcrl.uid (Zwomer): D Vanderwel. R. Shield (Kollcn). 2ND ROW: R. Wood per (Warm Friend Holci); R. Kronemeyer (Mandrville); D. Duit«man (Kollcn); J. Moored (Co-mo Hall); I.. Cole (Emmie Hall). FRONT ROW: L. Verhook (Voor- hecs): C. Roberts (Phelps); D. Dc- Angclis. M. Bennink (Durfec): E. Gleichmann. M. Van Pernis (Phelps); J. Wells (Voorhecs) : G. Paalnran (Gil- more): J. Crossman (Phelps).

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All was under control with Bruce Slrtiik at the stern. He organized the year’s program and assigned Hope students to Holland youngsters. Judy Jensen spent many hours reading with young Holland girls. Young Mexican girls and senior seamstress. Joyce Nelson, made doll clothes together.

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»: I. Claerboiit: C. Chapman: K. Vandcnhcrg; C. I). I iii(li'n . 2ND ROW: C. Sohakcl: F. rnold: J. Brown: R. I). Hellenes. 3RD ROW: I.. Konp: R. Timmcr; M. Oonia: II. Dipgclntann: R. Vnwir»; B. FRONT ROW: J. Poortinca: I Gnnzalo MacGregor; S. Larkin: l.uyrndykr; C. Kotrrxki; J. OumlerM-n: Luckey; S. Dykslra; S. Wiegrrink. ITII ROW: R. White: B. Clapham. 5TH ROW: S. Reynen: R. Koni. Student Government L. Wyman. Roc. See.: 0. Pearson. Pro .: C. Ilolleinan. Tress.: S. Sonnrveldt, V. Pres.: J. Freshonr. Corres. Sec. Student Senate is the organization through which stu- dents may voice their opinions, suggestions and criticisms of school policy and activities. It is an elected, representative hotly which draws its members from all classes to get a true cross-section of student sentiment. This year’s Senate wres- tled with such controversial issues as compulsory chapel and women’s rules. This body also planned many of the cul- tural affairs and other social activities. Student Court, made up of juniors and seniors, is se- lected by the Senate to serve as the disciplinary board. It hears cases of rule violations and is careful to decide each case for the mutual good of the student and the college. FRONT ROW: W. Mill-: I). Shirk; J. Krmink: J. Kirin. 2ND ROW: D. Farmer; R. Ziemann I Court).