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“As new discoveries are made new truths disclosed, and manners and opinions change with the change of circumstances, institutions must advance also and in pace with the times” Thomas Jefferson MILESTONE 1974 HOPE COLLEGE HOLLAND] MICHIGAN 49483 3 Table of Contents Happenings at Hope..........17 Classes.....................32 Sports.....................108 Greeks, Social.............136 Greeks, Honorary...........166 Faculty and Administration..174 Organizations..............218 Index......................250 4 Editor...............Edward M. Mackiewicz Art Editor........................Donald A. Seise Copy Editor...............Steven Mancinelli Data Analyst.........KIJUJflKI S. MCflNDREK) Layout Editor.........................Karen Strock Photographers John Beahm Edward M. Mackiewicz Ross Bertran Randolph J. Putala Don Lee Davis Donald Siese Gary Kirchner Kenneth Small John Kobus Stephen Zylstra 8 11 I 13 15 18 Pull October 5. the day of the tradition Pull, was untraditionallv sunny. Excitement and determination were .it their peak for all the members of the competing classes of '7t and ‘77. Within an hour Ihe class of '7( had tin? victory. Don Troast coached the soph- omores while the freshmen were coached by Lee Currie. 20 21 Knsli Knowles (Homecoming Queen), escorl Thomas K.iris Cynthia Hartman, escort Dutch Nybocr jill Morrone. escort Richard Reyncn Claire Campbell, escort William Boersma Nancy Ponslein. escort Nicholas Ver Hey Homecoming Hope won the homecoming game against Kalamazoo this year on Oc- tober 27th. The homcoming festivi- ties were held during half-time, with senior. Kristi Knowles being crowned queen. Cindy Hartman also represented the senior class. Juniors. Jill Man-one and Claire Campbell, sophomores. Mindy Spencer and Nancy Ponslein. and freshmen. Kuth Muyskens and Jan Seaman were also in the court. Mindy Spencer, escort William Lawton Ruth Muyskens. escort Glenn Swicr 23 Nykerk The annual contest for women ;it Hope was held on November 10. 1973. The competition, which consists of one song, one oration, and one play each performed by the freshman and sophomore women, was won by the class of '76 for the second year in a row. The sophomores presented People as their song. Thr Wiz- ard of Oz was their play, and Ka- ren Struck gave the oration. The Unexamined Life. The freshman sang If I Ruled the World. their play was Lillie lied Hides Again. and Marion Voetburg spoke on Commitment. Christmas Vespers Hope’s traditional Christmas Vespers service was held De- cember 9. 1973. in Dimnelt Chapel. The Chapel Choir. Col- lege Chorus. Symphonette and Brass Knsemble all partici- pated in the excellent perfor- mance for three capacity audiences. 2«. 27 Winter Carnival The I heme for this year's winter carnival was Blue Grass Fes- tival. During the week many of the activities included a VVV race, a broomball tournament, and a pizza eating contest. Friday night. January 31. an enthusiastic Blue Grass Carnival was held in DVVCC with everyone wearing suitable overalls. Those who attended could do everything from throwing pies to witnessing a shot-gun wedding and a midnight lynching. 29 30 31 Seniors Mans Agard Psychology Holland. Michigan Michael T. Alexanian Ancient Civ. Philosophy Lansing, Michigan James B. Armstrong Communications Northvillc. Michigan Deborah A. Aten Communications. Hngbsh Canton. Ohio Kurt E. Avery Business. Mathematics Arcadian Schenectady. New York Beverly A. Bache History Chester. New Jersey Deborah J. Badeau French Alpha Phi Grand Rapids. Michigan Jane V. Barnett Humanities Rushville. Indiana 35 Margery M. Barrow-man Humanities Alpha Phi Ocean Cilv. New |ersey Barbara Basnclt Physical Education Alpha Phi Pitlsford. New York Donald I.. Batcma Biology. Chemistry Holland. Michigan Sharon L Bateman Art l)e Will. New York Lucille M Beagle Physics Albany. New York Clary T Begley Political Science Williamsburg, Michigan Boss F. Bert ran Communications Emersonian South Portland. Maine |an A. Beukcma Art Lansing. Michigan Deborah S. Bian French Sigma Sigma Bangor. Michigan 36 Charles R Hinder Political Science. West Seneca. New York Linda Hlacquiere Mathematics Holland. Michigan Craig A Bleckley Mathematics Coopersville. Michigan Martha | Blocksma German Grand Rapids. Michigan Paul C. Buddy Political Science Cosmopolitan Bogota. New |ersev Gregory S Boelens Business Administration. Economics Spring Like. Michigan Nancy L Boersma Biology Wvckofl New jersey Brian C. Bocve Religion Holland. Michigan Theodore |. Hoove Business Administration. Economics Holland. Michigan 37 Patricia A. Bogema Language Grand K.i| i ls. Michigan Janet L. Boger Business Administra lion Bloomfield Iiills Michigan (ill A. Bolhous Business Admimstr.ition Pulton. Illinois Jeffery S Bom Psychology Colmar. Pennsylvania Carolyn A. Borgert Business Administration Kappa Delta Chi Birmingham. Michigan Barbara Boss Humanities Holland. Michigan Marianne V Bouwens I lumanities Randall VV Braaksma English Holland. Michigan Charles L. Brooks Physical Education Arcadian Elynn S. Brouwers Psychology Garden Grove. California 3« Jennifer N. Brown English Fairporl, New York Toki K Brownlee Physics Camden. Alabama Roliert VV Bnrinooge Business Administration Franklin Lakes. New Jersey Rena | Buchan Psychology C.len Head, New York Timothy J Buis Psychology Holland Michigan Ronald L. Bultema Psychology Wyoming. Michigan Ronald C. Burgess Chemistry. Biology Byron Center. Michigan Clarence M Burton Psychology Royal Oak. Michigan Li nil a F. Bush Herman Music Western Springs. Illinois :i‘i Chadwick C. Husk Poll tic,11 Science Grand Rapids. Michigan Linda L. But nr Social Studies Holland. Michigan James M. Butler Political Science. Communications Centurion Clifton. New Jersey Danial T. Case Philosophy. Ancient Civ. Saginaw, Michigan Sylvia T. Cover Chemistry Berwyn Illinois Margarita I. Chavez Spanish I larlington. Texas Paul E. Christenson Psychology Dearborn. Michigan David II. Claus Economics. Business Administration Grand Rapids. Michigan Bradley J. Clegg Biology. Chemistry Cosmopolitan Bloomfield Hills. Michigan •tn Susan E. Cole Unguage Muskegon. Michigan Sidney W. Colvin English Shuylcrville. New York Sidney |. Commissions Chemistry St. Thomas. Virgin Islands James R Courier Biology Arcadian Wyoming, Michigan Corn! R Crandall Biology. Psychology Cosmopolitan Princeton. New Jersey Sherwood T Cutler Psychology. Geology Hartsdalc. New York Mark J Cargo no Biology Fraternal Rockford. Illinois David V Daubcnspeck Communications Arcadian Holland Mi higan Mary J Davis Physical Education Sigma Sigma Big Rapids. Michigan John W Dcheus Mathematics Psyi-hology Dearborn Michigan Thomas E Dekker History Grandville. 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Michigan Carl | Folkert Religion Holland. Michigan 42 Catherine A. Fraser Science Southfield. Michigan Carl E Gearhart Religion Ccnturian Gary. Indiana Robert W. Frelz Psychology Holland. Michig.ui Barbara I! Gerding Language Alpha Phi Ottawa. Illinois Bruce I). Gever Music Ccnturian Crittenden. New York Delnirah Glashower Psychology-Sociology Sigma lota Beta Jcnison. Michigan Wanda K Goetz Psychology-Sociology Sigma Iota Beta Riga. Michigan 43 Lucind.i S Gordon Music Kalamazoo. Michigan Gary A. Gray Physics Kalamazoo. Michigan Jeffrey I). Gray Religion Homewood. Illinois Bruce W. Croendyk Business Administration. Economics Grand Rapids Michigan Greg M Gronwall Political Science Cosmopolitan Tonawanda. New York Jeannette M. Gustafson Psychology-Sociology Holland. Michigan Mary K. Gustin Biology Kappa Delta Chi Indianapolis. Indiana 44 Lawerence R. Hagberg Physics Berkley. Michigan Janet M. Hahn Communications Wilmette. Illinois Richard A Hakkcn Physical Education Sepulveda. California Donna I,. Hamilton Psychology St Louis. Missouri Norman C. Hamm Classical Languages Schuylcrvillc. New York David L. Hares Physics Corning. New York Scott C Hart horne Music Holland. Michigan Cynthia Hartman Psychology Saline. Michigan Cheryl ll.issenmayer English Howells. New York Susan A. Hcgcdus History Colonia. New |ersey Linda 1) Heiss Communications Fremont. Michigan Laura H Hepfinger Angola. New York Pamela A. Hetjnnk Psychology Hunford. (California Sara A. Hickok Psychology-Sociology Joliet. Illinois John H. Hofliezer Physics Rothschild. Wisconsin 45 Natalie | Moll Arl Muskegon Michigan Diana F. Holthuis Music. Iioll.in«l Michigan Luis Moogslra Arl Sigma Sigma Crosse Point Woods Mic higan Christine L Huber Pyschnlogy Sociology Scranton Pennsylvania Paula M. Huey History Glenview. Illinois John C. I luizenga Business Administration, Economics Arcadian Western Springs. Illinois Anita Huysmans English. Communications Arlington. Heights. 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I.imla Butler Gordon Callum Claire Campbell Robert Carlson Philip Ceeloy |r Kdwurd Chavez Cheri Chenoweth Rolicrt Ciampa Neil Clark Thomas Claus David Clulcy Martha Colcnbrander Anne Colvor Carol Conklin Gary Constant Paul Cornell |i!l Cronk Donald Davis Deborah Dawson William DeBlock Susan Decker Christine Dellaan David Dekok Karen DeMcesler Rita Den Haitog Robert Depke II Steven DeYoung Debra Dowlyn Charles Dunning Patricia Dwyer Carol Earhart Kevin Echart David Edwards Ralph Ellison Alfred Kodak ‘W M.iry Fenton Charles Fisher Pamela Fisher Penelope Ford Marion Fowke Paula Fowler |ania' Fraaza Marie French Debra Frifcldl Teresa Fuller Thomas Garter David Gebhard Susan Glerum Karen Gr.ilou Luann Greenwood Linda Guth |anies Male Diane Hart jo Rebecca Marl man Linda Hawkins Lloyd 1 lencveld Debra Merchenroder Susan Herm ince Lynn Hermenel |ohn Meschle lames Hickman Lester Mill 100 I.imum lliltunen Howard ilirsch Sara I loebeke Kenneth Hoesch Nancy Hagroian |oan Homlorp Karen Hostetler |ohn lludclson Pamela Hutchinson Richard Hyde Nanette Inman John Jensen Daryl|ohnson Mark Johnson Shirley |ousma Dick Kamps Kimberly Karslen Kloise King Susan Kinziger Kathryn Kitchenmasler Robert Klein |ohn Kloosterbocr George Kniowski Wilhelm Kobus John Kocppe Mary Koeppe tot Kenneth Komstra Janet Koop Marry Koop Carol Kornelje Russell Kupfrian Steven Kupres Peggy l.aing Laurie Line Deborah Lmgdon Randall Lawrence William Lawton Pamela Leeslma Rhoda Lem men Kristine Linquis! Raymond Lubherls RoImtI l.unlens Ravmoml Lulke Steven Mancinelli 102 Julie Marcellus Donna March Bruce Marlin Carolyn Marlin Jacqueline Masters Deborah Maxwell Judy Meycring Anne Miles Annelta Miller (ill Morrone Carol Morse Mary Jane Myers Robert Myers Rosemary Nadolsky Rebecca Nielsen Lora lee Norden William Nvkyforchyn Thomas O'Brian Paul Ondrus Nancy Ousting |ean Ollignon Patrick Otton Steven Pearson Jeff Pell Glenn Pfeiffer Melissa Piatt Deborah Pirmann Jeanie Poslmus Glenn Powers Kurt Pugh Leo Keen Linda Richards Lynda Robertson Patricia Rummmger Matthew Rumpsa Ann Rypstra Lawrence Schaidl Kli .abelh Schlegel Kenneth Schmidt Gwendolyn Schoon Joan Schramm Mary Jo Scott 103 lull.i Seaman John Scngclaub Stephen Sheets John Sinclair Barbara Small David Sinitli Stephen Sodeke Gerard Spoelhuf Marilyn Spreng Charles Slaw Dave Stearns |oni Stevens Barbara Slone |ubn Stinip Dennis Sturtevant Mark Sweers Peggy Tardiff Dennis Tebeest CeraldiiM' Tensen Dennis Tcshima |are«l Thomas Kllenore Thompson Nancy Thompson Beth Timmc 1.u.ino Traut Susan Van Branleghem K.ithlvnn Van Dam David Vandcr Mcidc Frank Vandcr Horst Debra Vandcr Lind Claire Vandcr Meulcn Rrnit.i Vandcr Meulcn Randall Vandcr Veen |«hn Van Deursen Steven Van Doornik Nancy Van Mccst Debra Van Kampen |ohn Verhcul Nicholas Verhey Mary Vlieger Jane Vooyd Brian Vriesm,in Lynne Waller Sharon Warner Patrick Welch Susan Wells |udith Westenbroek Mary Weston Laura Wheatley Adelaide Whit chouse Daniel Wiersma Mary Lee Wilkinson 105 Klizalmth Ziick Mark Zinlkc |o$t ph Zitlennan Mary Zondcrvan Stephen Zylslra Dorothy Williams Williams Woltrrs Lynn Wortc-lboer David Younji Guest Matriculant and Other Students Diana Gordillo Oslum.i Kosuko Chirko Mizui Astrid Maciejewski Shup Nakamura Brigitte Pcjout Fumio Takano Etsuko Takatsuka David VVhritcnour K u 11 Yoshimura 107 Football With an overall record of 7-2. and a conference record of 5-0. Hope won its first outright football champion- ship in twenty years. Behind the running of Ed Sanders, and an air- tight defensive line, the Dutch had no trouble defeating any of their MIAA foes. On offense. Sanders. Clinch Brooks. Gcrrit Crandall and Boh Kibbey were named to the first team all- conference. First team defensive picks were Boh Yeiter. Craig Van Tuinan. Ron Posthuma. Boh bees. Jeff Stewart, and Bob Lamer. The MVP for the league was Sanders. no Ill p 1 ' ' qf l K « ■ ■ri if • f ■ « -j.?47« ' . - ■«-.«• £' r «3 11 «: 41 61 67442 3,34 64433,24,61 60493 5;? Front Row: Trainer Lawrence (’.reen. Manager Dave Gerber. Rick McCloulh. Charles Brooks. James Bosschcr. David Yeiter. Gerrit (Cran- dall. Phil Reed. Tom Knccht. Dick Wood. Tim Marnroc, Bob Miller. Tom Barkes, Ken Mellon. Lesler Mill. Tom Foye. Jim Vander La.in Second Row: Equipment Manager Norm Japinga. Steve Pierson, Frank Cuekcr. John Smith. Bob Lamer. Kandy Vander Veen. Perry Bee- chum. Kurt Bcnnct. Lewis Ten Have. Jim Vander Mecr. David James. Bob Kibbcy. Leonard Fazio, Marty Edema. Tim Van Hecst. Mike Kincheloe. Keith Derrick. Third Row: Coach James Bultman. Coach George Kraft. David Batts. Bob Lees. Ed Sanders. Bruce Martin. |on Soderstrom. Jim Ritcheske. Tom Pierson Ross Lamt . Bob Coleman, Kris Kropf. Paul Cornell. Tom Richards. Richard Navarra. Ante Kam- thun. Greg Bliss. Fourth Row Head Coach Ray Smith, Couch Russ DcVette. Mark Bolt house. August Llikou. Justice Moncrease. Ron Post- huma. Mike Toscano. Craig Van Tuincn. Matt Cramer. Maurie Terpstra. Dave DcZwaan. Jeff Schmidt. David Tea ter. Bob Carlson. Max Clupker. Ray Lulke. Jeff Stewart. Gary Constant. Hope enjoyed one of its most successful fall sports seasons in history capturing two Michigan Intercollegiate Athletis As- sociation (MIAA) championships while winning nearly two-thirds of all its con- tests. Fall sports teams won 22 of 36 con- tests as both the football and cross coun- try teams won the MIAA crown behind unbeaten records. 112 MIAA Championships First Row: Captain Marty Stark. Nick Kramer Dave Whitchouse. Second Row: Kandy Law- rence. Doujj Irons. Tom Van Tassel. Third Row: Coach William Vanderbilt, Stuart Scholl. Glenn Powers. Phil Cooley 113 114 Hope captured its second MIAA championship in three years in im- pressive style. Coach Bill Van- derbilt's harriers breezed past league opponents in dual meet com- petition and had three runners among the top five finishers in the conference meet. The Dutchmen opened the season winning their own invitational meet, finished second in the Great Lakes Colleges Association meet and cli- maxed the year by placing 15th in the National Collegiate Athletic As- sociation (NCAA) Division III meet at Wheaton. Ill 11S Soccer Firs! row: Samuel Quiring. William Nykyforchyn. William Drysten. Michael Rice, James Coals. Jeffery Burke. Gary Benner. William Law- ton. Mahmoud Masghali. John Clough. James llesselschwcrdl. Robert Klein. Richard I.ipp. Glen Swier. Abdul Al Mawlawi. Second row Glen Van Wieren. Fred Van Dahm. Aseff.i Zewdei. I$$a Man.ii, Philip Bosch. Jassin Alnusf. Wesley Wilhclmscn. William McAndrew. Frances Kaminski. Mark Van Voorst, Salah Al Baker. Jon Post. Sherwood Quiring. Kurt Averv. Maher Ghoul. Habib Ismail. Robert Lui- dens. David Phillips. James Walsh New coach Glen Van Wieren faced the '73 schedule with a rebuilding task and despite a 3- H-2 record the season had its highlights. The Dutchmen were unseated as MIAA champion by Calvin, finishing fourth with a 1-4-1. A highlight of the season came in the final game as the Dutchmen battled per- ennial soccer power Michigan Stale to a 2-2 draw. ue Golf i, ' 'i i i Ki hard Switzer. James Wojcicki. Kurt Pugh. Mark Dargene, Jeffrey Kiemersma. Richard Scott Hope enjoyed one of its most successful golf seasons in re- cent years finishing second in the league. Coach Ric Scott's linksters ended with a 6-2 dual meet record and were just nine strokes behind champion Kala- mazoo in the season-ending 36- hole tournament. 118 Women’s Field Hockey 119 Basketball Kneeling, left to right: David Wiest. Willie Cunningham. Dwayne Boyce, Brian Vriesman. Richard Makken. Gregory Slenk. Michael Rikscn Standing; I.uke Young. Tom Claus. Robert Klomporans. Daniel Van Pernis. James Hovinga. Gordon Aldcrink. Jerry Root. Jack Klunder. Russell DcVette The Hope Hoopsters found the going rough as inexperi- ence plagued them throughout the season. Ending with a .500 season, coach Russ DeVette’s cagers are looking to a great improvement for next year. With only two seniors on this year's team, the nucleus of the squad will be returning. Centering around captain and all-MIAA pick Brian Vriesman. Willie Cunningham, and freshman Dwayne Boyce, next year's fans at the Ci- cic Center should be treated to some exciting ballgames. Along with Vriesman. Boyce was also named an honor- able mention, all-MIAA choice. 12! J.V. Basketball Backrow l-r. Joseph Policoro. Bill Decker. Jeffrey Schmidt, Jeffrey Bremer. Chris Van Singel. Glenn Van VVieren; Front row; Stephen Faas. David Smazik. Andrew Nearpass. Philip Bosch. Gerry Frazier. Wrestling 124 This year’s wrestling squad was composed of mainly freshman, and showed promise for the future years. While the Dutch had to settle for fourth place in the MIA A. they did this without the aid of head coach. George Kraft, who was on sabbaticle. and Kevin Boorman, who broke his thumb midway through the season. Freshman. Tom Barkes garnered the only first for Hope in wrestling in the conference meet. Another frosh. Kirby Howard followed the ex- ample sc?t by Barkes and found him- self with third place honors. Both of these men. and other underclassmen on the team will be back to guide Hope toward a bid for the title next year. 125 Women’s Volleyball First row. left to nght: Martha Collcnbrander. Barbara Basnet). Janet Bogcr. Jean Paul. Linda Butler. Second row: Sharon Otte. Debra Frifeldt. Cabriellc Martin. Christine White. Third row: Janice Fraaza. Lisa Burger. Teresa Fuller. Kathleen White. Janet White. Sandra Parker. J.V. 5 Wins 6 Losses Placed 3rd in WMIAA Varsity 4 Wins 7 Losses Placed 3rd in WMIAA This year the J.V. team was brand new to the game of power volley- ball. Although experience was lack- ing the team improved a great deal. The Varsity team had a trying sea- son with most of its games close losses. Lacrosse Club First row, left to right: John Clough. Judson Omans. Charles Stagg. Robert Santora. Ken Melton. Second row; Gregory Dorsman. Gerrit Crandall. Charles Brooks. Lloyd Honeveld. James Sloan. Robert Klein. Hope saw organized Lacrosse played for the first time this year. The Lacrosse Club is not an official college team but played such schools as Notre Dame. The club hopes to become an official team in the close future. 127 Tennis 11 l-r: Bob Carlson. John Sinclair. Glenn Swior. Bill Wakefield. Philip Bosch. William Whitlock. Lawrence Green. David Bartels. John Kocppc. 128 Season Record................7-7 MIAA Record..................3-4 Placed 5th in MIAA 129 Women’s Tennis First row: Deborah Zach. Christine White. Susan Rieckhoff: Center: Patricia Snyder: Back row: Susan Van Ddlen. Nancy Lambert. Kath- leen White. Carolyn Martin. Karla Moeseh. Barbara Brown. Carol Fret. Laura Linn A strong finish in the; conference tournament highlighted the 1974 women's tennis season. Against the other MIAA schools at Kalamazoo the; young racket squad tied for third behind Albion and the host team. In the dual meets, the Dutchwomen warmed up for the conference meet with a 2-5 recorel beating Aquinas and Olivet. The future looks bright for the; ten- nis team as conference champion- ship finalists. Chris White anel Sue Van Dellen. and consolation cham- pionship winners Kathy White. Sue Rieckhoff and Tricia Snyder will return. 130 Women’s Archery 1 Win.................4 Losses Placed 4th in WMIAA Archer 1 Loretta Baxter Archer «2 Laurie Lane Archer 3 Patti Harper Kathy Kolenko 131 Laurie Lane. Sandra Parker. Patti Harper. Kathy Kolenko Baseball l-r First Row: Bob Lamer, Kurt Pugh. Bill Boersma, Steve Kupres. Jeff Waterstone. Lou Tcnhavc. Rick McLoufh. Jerry Boose. Pat Welch: Second Row: Dave C'.erher. Tony Tcrracciuno. Bob Buikcma. Jeff Burke. John Sloan. Ross Lamb. Kurt Bennett. Kris Kropf. Bill Foliar©; Third Row Norm Japinga. Randy VanderVeen. Marty Edema. Kurt Avery. Dan VanPernis. Bob Klomparcns. Don Kopf. Phil McGee. Jim- mie Giles. Cord Alderink. Jim Bultman Hope’s baseball team finished out the season with a 12-17 record. In the MI A A. Hope finished 3rd win- ning (i of 12 conference games. Bob Lamer and Tony Terracciano were selected on both the AII MIAA and Grand Rapids Area College Baseball Teams. Jeff Waterstone and Dan VanPernis were selected to the All MIAA second team. 132 133 Track l-r First Row: )im Martin. Ron Brown. Bruce Grocndyk. Jeff Pctt. Tom Staal, Marty Stark. A1 Atkinson. Stuart Scholl. Don Smit. Glenn Powers: Second Row: Carl Folkert. Bud Kopp. Pete Maassen. Steve DeYoung, Rick Murtinus. Tom Pierson. Kim Spalsbury. Jack Harris. Mark Durke. Mike Lumpen. Doug Irons: Third Row: Scott Bradley. Steve Berger. Dan Wiersma. Kurt Richardson. Gus Lukow. Gordon VanderSlice. |im Wildgcn. |im Ritcheske. Dave Teatcr. Boh Lees. Dave Whitehouse, Gerry Frazier. Ron Bultema. Gordon Brewer Season Record.................3-4 MIAA Record...................3-3 MIAA Standing.................5th Although the Dutchman placed 5th in the MIAA Jim Wildgen went on to place 6th in the high jump at the Di- vision 111 NCAA meet. 135 J tnonODC-i—men ARCADIAN 1. Jim Sloan 2. Phil Schuiling 3. Luke Young 4 Jim Donkersloot 5. jiini Magic Cannon 6. Dick Kamps 7. Steve Berger H. Bruce Monholt 9. Wayne Bender to Steve Norden 11 Marly Edema 12. Mauric Terpstra 13. Chuck Brooks 14 Dan Dream Van Perms 15. Dennis TcBeest 16 Bob Klomparcns 17. Dave Rawlings 18 Phil Van Dop 19. Tom “T.RRichards 20 Jerry Boose 21. Bill Mud Moreau 22. Bill Woltcrs 23. Dave Wicst 24. Paul Banana Ondrus 25. Bill Lawton Lawton Lawton 26. Ned Peiffer 27. Don Wickstra 28. Ken llocsch 29 Bill Boris Boersma 30. Al llcncvcld 31. Tom Rookie Claus 32. Gordy Alderink 33. Rich Spreng 34 Glenn Pfeiffer 35. Scott Woos Wissink 36 Pat Shelley 37. Chuck Slagg 38 Brad Van Zyl 39. Steve DeYoung 40 Jeff Pell 41 Ray Lubbcrls 42. Dave Daubenspeck 43. Hank Shadwell 44 John Kloosterboer 45. Dan Boole 4«) Craig Lance” Lammcrs 47. Ken Small 48 Bob Klein 49 Mike Carpenter 50 Kurt Beater Pugh 51 Sieve Alkema 52. Craig ’Teddy” Van Tuinen 53. Lee Bcchtcl 54. Sieve Kupres 55. Paul Choppers Cornell 56 Jud Omans 57 Dave Mole James 58 C.M. Thompson 59 Tom Page 60. Bruce Martin 61. Pat Welch 62 Steve Vandcrllyde 139 x©v CENTURIAN 1 Ronald Brown 2 Michael Vandcnbcrg 3. Robert Schuller 4. Stephen Eliason 5. Jeffery Cook t . Carl Gearhart 7. Donald Dame 8 Jack McMurlrv 9. Randy Putala 10. Richard Bcnthm 11 Barry Stewart 12. James Martin 13. Bruce Gcycr 14 Paul Saxton 15. James Butler It' . Robert Urban 17. Steven Stokes OIL v.NM rHA«K5G U AK OTTftWK £kh WATA; CE i fifcir ON KEVIEWS -- G COSMOPOLITAN 1. Perry Beachum 2. Dale Rcmmclts 3. Tim Hartmann 4. Bill Frankenfield 5. Sieve Saling 6. Randy Lawrence 7. Greg Gronwall 8. Tim Vam Dam 9. Rich Dragovich 10. Ric Gillette 11. Glenn Powers 12. Bob Sheppard 13. Mark Holtz 14 Rich Hopkins 15. Sel Harlow 16. Chuck Pruim 17. Renato Donato 18. Nick Kramer 19. Steve VandeBroek 20. Garry Crandall 21. Vic Montarro 22. Lcs Hill 23. Ernie Serrano 24. Stu Scholl 25. Gus l.ukow 26. Mike Land 27. Paul Boddy 28. John Bush 29. Frank Gucker 30. Kim Spalsbury 31. Tom Staal 32. Jim McFarlin 33. Marry Stark 34 Mac Boole ns 35. Dave Baker 36. |im O'Connell 37. Bill Phillipson 38. Mike Ringleberg 39. Dave Banta 40. Rob Pocock 41. Marc Cormack 42. Phil Reed 43. Randy Klien 44 Ric Van VVieren 45. Brad Clegg 46. Dave Kieffer EMMERSONIAN 1. Edward M Mackiewicz 2 Myron Schmidt 3. James Vannicc 4 Vem Jorck 5. Donald Seise 6. Sam Quinng 7. Fred Van Dahm 8. Larry Smith 9. Edward Young 10. Bruce Poetter 11. Edward Schmidt 12. Thomas Foye 13. Charles Me Osker 14. John Rose 15. Kim Buckley 16. Stephen Bruggers 17. Kevin Neckers 18. James Lamport 19. Allan Olthoff 20 Gordon Sterling 21. Craig Van Zanten Jr. 22 George Morgan II 23. Sherwood Quiring 24. William Me Andrew 25. David Gebhard 26. Cornelius Korstange 27. James Schmidt . 28. David Wesncr 29. Alexander Eizans 30. Paul Hendricks 31. John Kleinert 32. Michael Van Hemert 33. George Grevenstuk 34. Neil Clark 35. Edward Baugh 36. Bart Neckers 37. David Montcra 38. Lee Reen 39. Peter Maassen 40. James Caflisch 41. Greg Dorsman 42. Harvey Burkhour 43. James Minzey 44 Michael Sprague 45. Perry Kuipers 46. Glenn Toren 47. Robert Deemk 48. William Melville 49. Timothy Vandcr Haar 50. Peter Petkus 51 William Whitlock 52 Thomas Hutchings 53. Larry Balkema 145 OKE iW- FRATERNAL Top Row (Left to Ri ht)-David Pezaan. Brad Broekstra. |im Bossher. Tim Mamroc. Nick Verhov. Richard Moritz. David Piller. Crejj Slenk. Charlie Sreck. Lee Cume. Matt Rumpsa. Kevin Boertnan. Dr. Heercma. Barry Brugger.1 Ritchcske. Richard Navara. |on Soderstrom Ned |unor. |ohn Mayo. Mark Meyer. Brad Wchner Bottom Row (Left to RiKht)-RodgoT Boerigler. Mark Bolthouse. Boh Lees. I.ou TenMave. I om Niles. Boh Coleman. Tom Deilaan. Tom Barkes. Sven Anderson. Boh Ambrose. Komo Kaminski. Jeff Ricmcrsma. Ross Lamh. Rick M.irti- nez. Don Kopf. Mark Woodworth 1-47 KNICKERBOCKER 1 David Whitcomb 7. |im Armstrong 13. Fred Turner 2. John Foster fl j. Edward Williams 14 Robert Berger 3. Robert Gunther 9 Mark Preston 15. Terry Marlink 4 leffery Burke 10. Thomas Pierson lti Michael Sashcnnsk 5. Thomas Sheppard 11. Robert McNiven 6. William Fobare 12. Steven Alverson 14« ALPHA PHI OMEGA f A A 'W?S 1 Dave Higgens 2 Wesley C. Wilhelmscn 3. Paul Marvin Massoth •1 William Van Horn 5, Thomas Dykstra 6 Konalri I). Sanford 7 Gregory | Dorsman 8 Kosuke Oshima 9. Mark Williams 10 Masatoshi Ishioka 11 Kurt A. Lambacher 12. Ahmad Khamsi 13. Renato Donato 1-4 Bruce Jackson 15 Douglas Trezza 16. Peter Rengd 17. Kurt Richardson 18 |ames Harris 19. William II Strader 20 James Stegenga 21 Edwin |orae 22 George W. Nappe 23. MAYA I 151 ALPHA GAMMA PHI P i A 1. Amy Ward 2. Barbara Hcrbek 3. Juno Lee Johansen 4. Barbara |o Nylander 5. Lynn Hamblclon 6. Usa Yuk 7. Nancy Warren 8 Barbara Cording 9. Margaret Vandcn Berg 10. Diane Harlje 11. Sandi Hutchison 12. Laurel Kiekse 13. Barbara Pyznnowski 14 Robin Mulder 15. Brenda Lambrix 16. Bev Vanden Berg 17. Sue Baker 18 Judy Vande Hoef 19 Connie Dumvillc 20 Sandy Mcetcr 21. Sue Klein 22. Barbara Basnctt 23. Claire Vander Meulen 24. Lori Norden 25. Kalhy Vander Molen 26. Barbara Mouw 27. Nancy Van Hecst 28. Mary Zoet 29. Yvonne Dc Maar 30. Dixey Vander Werf 31. Laura Camp 32. Laura McMullin 33. Becky Norden 34. Julie Mucnder 35. Lisa Pifer 36. Deb Badeau 37. Katherine Nelson 38. Gail Orndorff 39. Mary Harmelink 40 Sue Wells 41. Karen De Meester 42. Nancy Swinyard 43. Ruth Johnson 44 Mary Vleiger 45. Denise Nunez 46. Deb Van Allen 47. Barbara Smith 48 Brenda Heath 49. Liz Collins 50. Margie Barrovvmun 51. Lynne DePree 52. Jan Lupkcs 53. Laurie Shiflett 54. Barbara Small 55. Terry Robinson 153 wwwwm DELTA PHI H A V) =i n'lfk A 1 Nancy Ponstein 2 Rosemarv Nadolsky 3 Susan Dirkse 4 Anne Dimitn 5. Penelope Anton.ik 6. Carol Armitage 7. Klizaoth Boersma 8 Nancy Petroelje 9. Catherine Creet 10 Anne Colyer 11 Lynne Blair 12 Mary |o Scott 13. Cathy Brinks 14 Claire Campbell 15. Pamela Fisher 10 Linda Butler 17 Kathy Karlc 18 Mari Jo Van Keulen 19. Nancy Mallenbeck 20. Sue Boers 21 Sarah Koeppe 22 Barbara Boorman 23. Beh Timme 24 Joan Ik- Vries 25. |an Seaman 26. Laurie Clune 27. Pat Hahn 28. |ackie Billups 20. |ill Morrone 30. Valerie Martinie 31 Lesley Kamps 32 Robin Lemmer 33. Aggie Urquhart 34. Allison Wear 35. Sally Meusen 36. Nancy Ousting 37. |ane VandcBuntc 38. Crelchen V.inder Klipp 39. Becky Badman to Sandy B.ildui ci 41 Kristi Droppers 42 Nora Bauman 43 Cathy Walenhach 44 Lisa Raley 45 Mind.v Spencer 4t. Nam y Pickell 47. Julie be Witt 48 Kllen Barker 4 t Rhonda Driescnga 50. Kay Moores 51 Karen DeVVitt 52 Marilyn Spri ng 155 OMEGA PHI 1 Rene Klinger 2 Louise Hillunen 3. Kathleen Van Pelt 4 Diann Koeman 5. Cookie Krueger 6. Karen Woloschak 7. Diane Harvey 8 Marcia Siebcsma |o Ann Whiteflcct K) Jayne Vanheukelom 11 Diane Batey 12. Brenda Bcarman 13 Susan Northuis | 157 KAX KAPPA DELTA CHI jf A A „ A 1. Henry Bol 7. Martha Van Dop 13. Becky Waller 2. Margarita Mena 8 Lisa Burger 14. Dawn Erikson 3. Gail Dc Boer 9. Kitty Gustin 15. Lynn Malvitz 4 Carolyn Borgcrt 10 Jan Beulow 16. Sar.ih Henseler 5. Laura Zuidema 11 Kathy Alexander 17. Mary Weston 6. ludith Loch 12. Deborah Cox 18. Jean Nyhuis 159 SIGMA IOTA BETA 1. Wanda Coci 7. Marie French 2. Geraldine Tonsen H Helen Dingwall 3. Sue Nortluns 9. Charity Priest 4. Diane Harvey 10. Margaret Byl 5. Nancy Milne 11. |an Brevick 0 Jan Bogcr 12. Mary Mud row 13. Kathy Burford 14. Sue Kcrlc 15. S.ir.i Hocbeke 16. Karen Bilow 17. Anne Blackwell 1 Kathy Kolcnku 161 SIGMA SIGMA 1. Mani Reitama 2. |an Koop 3 Dcbra Dowlyn ■1 Ann McDonald 5. Jeanine Suelcrs 6. Mary Zondervan 7. Karen Stork 8. Mary Ann Reed 9. Sue VanBranteghem 10. Margo Merchant 11 Kris Musco 12. Sue Vorhees 13. Zuellen Marshall 1-1 Mary Millard 15. ]an Anderson lt . julio Seaman 17. Barb Folkerl 18 Terry Fuller 19. Jan Fraaza 20 Sue Poppink 21 Diane Pollack 22 Canny Reed 23. Betsy Wackernagcl 2-1 Kathy Smith 25. Gale Gruza 26. Sherry Boven 27. |an Weitz 28 Sara Hickok 2 1. Gindv Arnold 30 |ean Boven 31 Kathy Kitchonmastor 32. Irena Walter 33 Mary Lee Wilkinson 34. Margie DeKam 35. |ann Reus 3T . Norma O'Brien 37. Ju«ly Weslonbroek 38. Linda VonBergon 39. Mary Kocppc 40 |o Filipck 41. Suzanne Thornton 42 Diane Rhmehart 43. Diane VanPortflict •H Murrian Voclberg 45. Susan Van Dellen 46 l.issa Cadmus 47. Lena Marronc 48. Lynn Laauwe 49. Ruth Shellenburg 50. Ilene Chrysler 51. Nanccy Miller 52. Jenny Gcbhard 53. Carol Vandenhorg 54. Leah Katt 55. Cindy Bern 56. Bonnie Haryey 57. Deane McCabe 58. Ruth Groendyke 59. Cindy Clair 60. Karen Grulow 61. Nancy Bennett 163 Interfraternity Council Frntl Van Dali in. president; Others? Pan Hellenic Board I-ii l row IHt to right Maty Wrston. Wanda Goetz Karen Demcester. Susan M. Voohees. Second row left to right: Diane Harvey. Marjorie DcKam, Laura Zuidema. Ann Colyer. Sara Hoebeke. It Standing loft to right; Mary lee Wilkinson. Linda Von Bergen Fred Van Dahm. Paul Van Fassen. Carol Schellenherg. |oyr.r Barg. Mary (iustin. Ann Rypslra. Rebecca Hartman. Debra Buis. Steve Van Doornik Donald Batema. |.imes Courtcr. Donna Marsh Kneeling; Jerod Thomas. David Rdvvards. 166 Biology Honors Standing Icfl Io right: Catherine Beahm. Stephen Nordcn. Kerry Wiessmann. John Beahm. Louise Shoemaker. Carl Folkerl. Chaduitk Husk Robert Van Voorst. R.indall Hraaksma. Daniel Wicrsma. Catherine Brinks. |nan K.icewich. Katherine Moores. Timothy Winder Maar. Michael Alexanian. D.iniel Case. Larry Le Poire. Norman Hamm. Leslie Doscher Brooks Wheeler. .mcy Wheeler Classic Honors I nili r stairs | 11 Bnlhoiisr I’r.irl Si.irk On Stairs Carol Yockcl. Mill Reynolds. |o.m K.iU'widi. N.inr.y Gosling. Debtor Dawson HiH English Honors 1 I). i vc I).iiiIxiis|m' k. 2 Hi 1.1 Piper. 3 Kudy Brockhuis. I Chad Busk. 5. Anita Huysmans. 6. Mary Both Megan. 7 Diane Easlin. H jim Buller ‘i. |im Staal. Ill Evcrcll Slcnlz. 11 Kris Brundige. 12. Pall. Ross. 13. M Harold Mikle. 14 Karen Crilzmachrr. 15. Hid. I'ocock. Il |im Hem. 17 Gary Vanderven 1H Grover HW Forensics Honors A J A Foreground: |o Ann Wobsion Lydia Huttar. Lynda Rush Crrhard Mcgow Barbara Brrhm |anrt Wertz. C.isela Strand. M.irlha Blocksma 170 German Honors Foreground: William Cohen. M.in.i.i Sichcsma Karl Cum Kevin Va kart Wilson Strand Bai kgrmmd Man Li Mur s, «.it Lenhnsri k: -ti Knowles. Paid Fried. Paula Huey Linda Buter 171 History Honors Kirsl row Dione V.incile I..1111.« ('.imp Frank Sherburne. Hob Lni lrns Second row Kick Mi vers |nhn Van hv.iarden Mary Vlie er David Iledsirand. Hob Myers. John WhiUle, Marvin Dietz 172 Mathematics Honors Z£JT forex round: Antonia Scarlcs First row: Zucllcn Marshall. Katherine Nelson Barbara Durge Second row Orestes Pino. Ke in Fckurt M.m.i Castillo 173 Spanish Honors ADMINISTRATION AND C c-MMun cATi c s X BF e.Wi V {wj rt Art 176 177 Business Administration And 178 Chemistry Front row. left to right: Lynn Hoepfingcr. Sheldon VVettack. Barbara Barker. Michael Doyle. Irwin Brink: Back row Donald Williams. William Mungall. Eugene |ekel 179 Communication First row |oseph Mac Doniels. Karen Critzmucher Second row: Carol Boove (secretary). Harold Miklc. John Hopkins. John Klunglc 180 Education Stephen Partington. Dean Bryson. Daniel Paul. Marvin Vandcr Plocg. Harold Bakker. Iamrs Bui I man. Carl Sthakmv l.amont Dirkse 181 If it's Poetry you're after. English Dulcet lyrics. laughter. Take the royal road and make them come to life again. From the Anglo-Saxon Leave your dormitory canyons— s to the latest polished word. (Of a sort; fantastic diction Is his forte at other times, and goes for fiction transformational designs). Seek out Tucked away and companions, in old Van Raalte, on the second floor, or third. From the Missing that would he a loss, sir- 's Tale of Chaucer— enters in the fray then. Coming swiftly from his dry den To assail the hosts of ignorance with fine satiric lines. If. assailed, you need befriending Or your stressful mind needs mending. find the 's shop where latest Methods certify the work; Lest all work should mean no play, go To the stage, where Marco with bare hands. Lorenzo with .1 Slays his friend, hut's then cathartcd I11 his turn; or lovers, parted Sail through storms to come together and he peaceful at the last. So. your searching now at rest, re- s say-so) Dickens. Eliot (George). Defoe, and Twain—if . Turgenev. Turned from distant East or You'll unwrap a happy future as your present from the Past. You inhabit Or a palace—for the Novel. hovel. n To the Odes of Keats and Shelley as interpreted by You've a million easy chances (If you learn to catch nuances) To delight your mind with verse, the bitter and the sweet alike. Turn to Story: yarns bewilderin' (James Joyce) or. to read to children. Talcs that will quickly tell you carry meaning for grown men: il Foreign Language hr Scaled: Judith Vickers. Nancy Wheeler. Majoric FaIx r. Antonia Searles standing: Orestes Pino. Maria Castillo. Brooks Wheeler. Diana Cordillo. Vladimir Arandjclovic. Oerhard Megow. Leona Plasman, Brigitte Pcjout. John Crcviere. Astrid Maciejewski, Cisela Strand 183 Geology 184 History Standing: David Clark. Miodrug Petrovich. Paul Fried. Karl Curry. Scott Lenheiser. Reclining: Greg Perry. William Cohen. Wilson Strand 185 Mathematics First row. left to right: Rich.ird Vandcrvelde. Elliot Tanis. John Whittle: Second row Frank Sherburne. Herbert Dershem: Third row: Jay Folkcrt. John Van Iwaarden. Dean Sommers. Charles Steketec 18ft Music First row. loft In right. Robert Cecil. Carroll Lehman. |oan Conway: Second row Roger Ridberg. Phillip Greenberg, Charles Aschbrenm Roger Davis: Third: |oy«:e Morrison. Anthony Kooikcr. (antina Holloman Philosophy White hard hat: I) Ivan Dykstra Gray hard hat: Arthur |cntz IBB Physical Education Seated: Cynthia Bean. Lawrence Green. Sandra Parker standing: Gordon Brewer. Glenn Van Wcren. Raymond Smith. William Vanderbilt. Russell Devette. Maxine DcBmyn 1 .OU( With computer.... On tricycle....... With yo-yo........ With lleathkit.... Writing........... With Martian...... With coffee mugs Look at watch.. .David Marker .Christopher Schmidt ...James Van Puttcn Drew Comstock .......Marry Frisscl Richard Brockmeicr James Secser ........James Toe vs Political Science 1 i I 191 Psychology 192 F Religion Way no Houlton. Elton Drains. Henry Voogrl. Sang Lee. Robert Palma 193 The Holy Rollers Sociology William McIntyre Nona Kipp. Kenneth Sc hens. Ruth Van Kampen. statur-Howard lams I'M Theatre Foreground: William Tcivinkel. Don Finn, Center Cheri Chenoweth, George Ralph. John T.immi Background: Michael Crmdst.iff. Richard Smith 195 Gordon Van Wylcn (President) Robert DfYounx, Elaine Van Liero. Michael Gerrie William Hillegonds |on Huisken Administration Norm japinga Sar.ih Schemlnl. Gurry Demurest. Myra Zuverink. Sophie Hamburg (Secretary) Morrctte Ruler Administration Cont'd Telephoto Tom Then Today Tom Rentier I. to R. Harry Workman. Warren Faloon, Hill Anderson |ohn Stewart I-tmonl Dirkse. Marian Stryker 198 HM I. Io K Tom LiH.iuxli Urine Himeb.iuj’h. Glenn l.ovw. Lin Klunxle Phyllis Kktier. Mary Van Anriel. Phil Toppen Data Processing Lyle Vcldheer. Karen Demcestcr. Maria Tapia. Gail Buis Kenneth Vink Library Staff Lee Lebbin. Carol Juth Gavasso. Robert Grant Campus Security Standing in doors; Marilyn Ricdlingcr, Glenn Hareman. in truck; |ohn Yeuttor. Gilbcrl Mast. Martin Michaelsen. Douglas Smith mm In Concert 202 Skiles 2 M 20ft 207 208 209 May Day The last day of classes for the se- mester. May 3. 1974. was also the clay for the annual spring May Day activities. The athletic competition was held, again, at Van Raalte Field with many men and women partici- pants. Other activities, which were held in tin- Fine Grove, included awarding trophies for intermural champions, scholastic honors awards, and Mortar Hoard tapping. Junior Margo Merchant was crowned May Day Queen. . 212 Sigma Six at Hope Late in Ihe first semester Hope saw its new Sigma Six computer assem- bled in its home in the Physics-Math building. The purchase was made possible by over S325.000.00 in gifts and grants. The Sigma Six replaces Hope’s first computer an IBM 1130. With the installation of the now computer come many advantages. The Sigma Six is about five times as fast as the 1130 and employs a time sharing system. It is capable of han- dling more work now than ever before. 213 Pcale Science Center On September 16. 1942 the Hope Col- lege Science Hall was dedicated. Today, more than thirty years later. Hope College has dedicated a new science building. On Friday. October 25. 1975 Dr and Mrs. Norman Vincent Peale along with Mr. Stanley S. Kresge cut the ribbon that officially opened tin new Peale Science Center. Completion of the Peale Science be- gins a new era for science instruction at Hope. When the center was opened this fall it brought a broader per- spective to a century-old tradition of excellence in the sciences-a first qual- ity facility. 217 V Our Stuff: seated. Editor Paul Timmrr: standing. Assistant Editor Tom O'Brien. Assistant Editor Robert Eckert. Edito- rial Assistant Marcy Darichak. Sports Editor Chris Liggett. Assistant Editor Robert M Kruse Association of Women Students I.-R. Shiny VViirnrr, Dora Adam. Maine Van l.icre. Diane Harvey. Rev. Joyce Stedge. Sally Brennan Baker Scholars i 222 ? Black Coalition Firs! row I r Dwayne Boyce. Willie Cunniujjh.im. Justice Moncrcasc. Hutch Willis. Eel Bus Sunders Second row M.K.trlhur « kinsim. lew Price. Lorraine Ward. |oAnn Condor, |iinmic Giles |r.. Lorraine Smith. Don Li-e Davis Deborah Gray lliiiiilininm Chapel Choir First row Sherry Warner. Susan Glerum. Kathy Kitchcnmastcr. Linda Vandcnbcrg, |ano Voogd. Linda Peterson. Connie Moore. Luanda Gordon. Virginia Agre. Lois Walvoord. Mary Vandcr Mooning Debbie Vanda Lind. Claire Vander Meulen. Nancy Ball. Susan Voorhees Second row: Ann Ncthery. Mary Jane Smits. Ann Withers. Pam l-eesima Linda Bush. Rita Den 1 lurtog. Barbara Small, Sharon Johnson. Robert Vander Veil. Crelchcn Vandcrklipp. Vicki Granzmv. Susan liermance. Mary Jane Myers. Mary Lee Wilkinson. |an Wcitz. Martha Van Dop Third row: Steve Zylstra. Steve Stokes. Lester I lill. William TeWinkle. John Kloosterboer. David James. Dixie Fair. Ann Voskuil. Rebecca Nielson. Nancy Tromp. Vaughn Maalman. Robert Ambrose. Glen Swier. Paul Christenson. Richard Fairchild. Jeff Booi Fourth mw Terry Stevens. Henry Van Gcmort. Myron Schmidt. Steve Berger. Stephen Bergman. Dave Dauhcnspeck. James O'Connell. Kd Redder. William Smith. Chris Liggett, Tom Staal. Ross Bertram Alfred Fedak. Robert Schuller. Mark Sweers. Steve Nordcn. Jeffrey Pelt 224 Hope College Band All Clainet Che ryl Blodgett Alio Saxnphonr Selwyn Marlow Craig I.a miners Baritone Nancy Swinyard Gregory Wort Icy Baritone Saxophone John Verhenl Bass Clarinet Katherine Peterson Claudia Rice Bassoon Elizabeth Decker Phyllis Hauer Clarinet Karen Bilow Bruce Cover |ean Lambert Laura McMullin Mary Staal Mary Weston Mary Vandcnherg Contra-bass Clarinet Bobette Aardema Flute ludilh Cook Sara Fash Melissa Cutwcin Patricia Klungle Luura Liman Shirley Olsen Diana Reinhardt Lenann Williams I.yn Zick Horn Allison Kinch Janice Liman Mary |ane Myers Beverly Vandenherg Oboe Scott I iarihorne Mary McCarthy Percussion Lou Ann Mohr |ane Vandenherg Richard Vande Bunte Tenor Saxophone Richard Benthin Trombone Robert Ambrose Scott Bradley Lvnne Kurzonberger Phillip Van Dop Trumpet Michael Atchley Marc Cormack William Dominelh Roy |ohnson Linda Morehouse T uba George Bl.iske George Happe |on Post Chemistry Club I Eric Kndcan 2. David Litis 3 David llcdstrand -t Scluyn Schultz 5 Melissa Piall 0 David Spnelhof 7 Nani v Newton 8 George Morgan 9 Marv 10. Kill Kraak II Dwight Slater 12 Donna March 13. I.aur.i Zuidema 14 |o Anne U'hitelleet 15. |ohn Tyner 10- Ann Kvpstra 17. Charles McOsker 1H Sylvia Ceyer 1!) Rebecca Hartman 20. Eli .abeth Zack 21 Patti Dwyer 22. |ames Carminari 23. D H Williams 24 Nancy Ball 220 Collegium Musicium First row Mimi Ernest. Mary Janr Smils. Sarah Shendcl. Urenda Meath. Leslie Pell. Mary I-eonard. Constance Moore Second row |effre Wiggins. Henry Van Gemcrt. Stephen Bergmann. Susan Mermance. Virginia Agre. Carol Lehman. |ohn Mill, O. William Agre. Charlotte Colley. Linda Peterson Debate Team First row Diane Eastin. Mary Both Megan. Robert Pocock. Bud Thompson. Everett Sh ut , Mary Weston Second row: |im Mem. |im Staal. Chad Busk. |im Butler. Kris Brundige. Cynthia Clark. Mary Voskuil. Karen Gritzmacher Barbara Springer. Patti Ross Third row: Kalhi Machle. Harold Miklc. Gary Vantlerven, Rudcll Brockhuis. Rachel Messelink. Dave Dauhenspeck Chris Kendall, Anita Muysmans. Etta Piper Geology Club Alabama Firs! Row: l.-R Barb Vis. C.iil De Boer. |oanie Donaldson, |.B. Anderson Rich Wheeler Second Row. Nick Vcrlley. Hrad Broekslra. Sue Shepley. George Kniowski. |ohn Rose. John Scngchiub. Hob Wood. Greg Slenk. Henry Dcjong. Thor Culler 228 Higher Horizons First Row: l.-R Carol Morse, Bobetle Aardema. Mark Williams. Michael I-ind Second Row Steve Pearson. Bruce Struik. Mrs. Hillegnnds. Robert Klein Hope Springs Eternal L-R: Lorma Williams. Gary VandcrVcn. Jennifer Cunningham. Bill DcBlock. Anita Huysmans 230 International Relations Club And Foreign Students Campus Photography Union 1 Ross F Berlran 2 Stephen | Zylstra 3. John H Jensen -t. Randolph J I’utala 5. Edward SI. Mackicwicz 6 John M Beahm 7 Don Lee Davis 8 George C. Morgan II 9 Donald A Seise 10. Wilhelm Kobus Jr Missing Edward W Baugh Gary P Kirchncr In September 1974, an idea was formulated to bring about more unity among Ihe growing number of photographers on Hope's campus. The result was the formation of the Campus Photography Union. One major purpose of the Campus Photography Union is the sharing of knowledge. Where one member may be unfa- miliar with a certain area of photography an- other may possess expertise. By helping one another through exchange of ideas and opin- ions the learning process is continued. Photog- raphy is a continual learning process. No mat- ter how long you arc involved in photography there is always something new to learn. The only bounds that govern photography is one's own imagination. Even though photography is very necessary and important, it is clearly evident that there is a lack of appreciation for those who possess and practice the skills of the Science of Pho- tography. Being a photographer is often a thankless job. People take photographers for granted. They expect the photographer to work miracles and to do it at twice the speed of light. Photography is an involved science with a great deal of variables governing a finished product. An average black and white photo- graph takers about 2 or more hours to produce, using conventional methods. Yet people expect to see an almost instantaneous picture. The en- joyment for a photographer is in his or her fin- ished product, but between that enjoyment and clicking of Ihe shutter there is .1 lot of work. These two color pages are a way of saying thank you for a job well done by the guys who gave their time to help, for without them all that this yearbook would be is a lot of blank pages. If anyone thinks that the photographers do not deserve these pages, just try to shoot and process all the film required for this year- book. I think that will change your mind Math Club First row. left to right Ellenorr Thompson Diane Vanncltc. Laura Camp. Karon DeMeester. James Diephuis. Second row: Mary Vliegar Frank Sherburne. John Whittle. Robert Myers. John Dr Ileus. Ke nneth Schmidt. David Hedstrand. Third row: John Van Iwaardcn. Richard Meyers Robert l.uidens Marvin Dietz. Richard Allen. Richard Vandervelde. Ministry of Christ’s People First row left to right; Jill Sabo. Margery Barrowman. Mary Meade William llill- egonds. Second row: Ronald Sanford. Ronald Rewerls. Gregg Mast. 234 MIR Left to tight: Carol |nth Ga- vasso. Terry Robinson. Mar- cella Darichak. Joan Donald- son Kathleen Korver. Mortar Board First row. left to right: Sylvia Coyer. Terry Robinson. Laura Zuidema. Zuellen Marshall. Deborah Baar Mary Meade Second row. Cathy Walchonbach. Linda Dick. Ann Voskuil. Vicki Mast. Mrs. David Myers. Nancy Wheeler. Third row; Linda Von Bergen. Charmaine Mrazek. Pearl Stark. Victoria Granzow. Maura Reynolds 235 Opus First row: Raymond Fitch. Stove M.incinolli. )oan Kacowich. |ohn Crnvicrc Second Row Carol Ye- ckel. Adelaide Whitchousc. Luann Greenwood. Wendy Steinberg Student Activities Committee Foreground: Dave Vandcnvcl. Rob Pocock. Garry Demarest. Sidney Comissiong. Chris Clemmons. Linda Heiss. Betsy Wackernagel, Cindy Arnold. Margo Merchant. Mike Carpenter Spanish Club Del) Glashovver. Muria C.islillo. Tessie IJ.uria. )im Gallelta. Dorothea Mcgow. Debbie Stanford. Marion Fowke. Antonia Searlcs. Gretchen VanderKlipp. |an Wolboldl. Pam McFall, Ralph Lohr. Helen Dingwall. Kathy VanPell. Sally Moms. Orestes Pino Student Congress Ron Posthuma (president). Kurt Avery (vice president). Terry Robinson (secretary- treasurer) 1. Jim Armstrong 2. Jim Cannon 3. Russel Kupfrian 4 Paul Christenson 5. Rod Murray 6. Steve Bruggcrs 7. Dave DeBlock 8 Joe Policoro 9. Kurt Gubitz 10 Mimi Ernest 11. Marry Caramanos 12 Don Seise Uncle Al 13 Roger Prindle 14 Kim Buckley 15 Dave Gebhard 16. Brian Vint 17 Ed Baugh 18 Robin Frisbie 19. Karen Woloschak 20. Kay Moores 21. Carol Armitage 22 Jared Thomas 23. Rachel Hesselink 24. Big John Beahm 25 Bill DeBlock (Munchie) 238 239 KPS BIO AM THE ANCHOR STATION Hope College Symphonette 1 Velma Van Ark 2 Richard Vande Bunte 3. Janice l.am.in 4 James Wildgcn 5. Mark Cormack 6. Michael Atchlev 7. Richard Drogovich 8. Morrctlc Rider 9. Ted Swartz 10 Steve Kliason 11 Carol Cook 12 Linda Mode l 13. Cinny Dick 14 Mary Vandenbcrg 15. Dawn Ingall 16. Phyllis Hager 17. Betsy Decker 18. Marian Fowke 19. Nancy Mangun 20 Roger While 21 Janice Bares 22 Kill Thompson 23. |ane Vandenbcrg 21 Mary Beth Senior 25. Rick Vunder Meulcn 26. Scoil Hart home 26 Cathy Walchenbach 240 MILESTONE i At MILESTONE STAFF FRIENDS Stove Mancinclli—Staff Karon Strock-Staff Randy Putala-Good Friend 243 Patli Harper-Friend Don Unc le A! Seise—Staff Pete Rcngcl—Friend Rod Magic 245 246 Graduation 248 249 YEARBOOK INDEX A AAROEMA. u 225. 22' abbas, r W ADAM. 0 222 ADMISSIONS OfTtCB m AGABD. H H acre. v 97.22 . 227 ACRE. W 2V ATTCHISON.K 97 AKOTACAWAM 97 ALBAKER.S no ALDER INK. G 120.132,139 ALDRICH. V A3 ALEXANDER. K «3. 159 ALKXANIAN. M 33. 167 ALKEMAS A3. 139 ALLEN. R 234 ALMALKI. M A3 ALMAWLAWI. A 97. 11 ALNASSF.K. S (O ALNUSP, I 116 ALPHA GAMMA PHI 132 ALPHA PHI OMECA ISO AISOl-AtTI. H (1) ALSUlAfTl. S ta ALVEKSON.S 1 9 AMBROSE. R A3, 147. 224. 223 ANCHOR 220 ANDERSON, C (ft ANDERSON. | A3. 163 ANDERSON ]0 IAS. 22 ANDERSON. M 61 ANDERSON. S 23. A3.147 ANDREA. L 69 ANDREWS. 1. 69 ANTONAK. P (t). 133 ARANDJEI.OVIC. V 1AJ ARCADIAN ISA ARCHERY. WOMEN 131 ARMITACE.C A3.1SS.2JA ARMSTRONG. | 35. 149. 23A ARNOLD. G 97.163. 236 ART DEPT 176 ASOIBREMNER.C IA7 ASSOC. OK WOMEN STUDENTS 222 ATCIOEY. M A3.223. 240 ATEN. D 33 ATHEY.L 09 ATKINSON. A 09. 134 ATKINSON. B 69 ATWOOD 97 AUGUSTINE. | 67 AVERY. K 3S. 116.132.237 A7.KOUL T IM B BAAR.0 233 BAAR.M 69 HABINSKI K 09 RACHE. B 33 BADEAU. I) 33.153 BAUMAN. R 09. 135 BAIRD. b 69 BAKER SCHOLARS 222 BAKER. 11 • . 143 BAKER. S 60.133 BAKKEK. II 181 8AKKER.S 60 BALDUCCI. S 97,153 8AIKKMAI. 145 BALL N 83. 224. 226 BASTA. D 69. 143 BAREMAN.G 201 BARES. | 97.240 BARG.) 166 BARKER. B 179 BARKER. E 83.155 BARKES.T 69.112.147 BARNETT. I 33 HARNETT. M CO BARKOWMAN.M 36.153.234 BARTELS. D 60.128 8ARTELS | m BARTELS. M 83 BARTIIEL.L 97 BARWIS, P 69 BASEBALL 132 BASKETBALL 120 BASKETBALL JV 122 BASKETBALL WOMEN 124 UASNEIT. B 36.126.133 BASSETT. A 97 BATKMA D 36.166 BATEMAN. S :16 aATEY.S) 83.157 EATTS.il 112 BAULK 1. 83 BAUCH. K •3.145.238 BAUGHMAN. C 97 BAUMAN. N 97. 153 BAXTER. L 97 UAYUS. M 97 BEACH. L 192 BKACHUM. 1 112.143 BEAGLE. 1. 38 BEAJIM.C 69. 187 BEAHM.I 5.97. 167.220. 238 BEAN. C 119.186 BEARD. M 97 BEARMAN. B 83.157 BECHTEL 1. 69. 139 BEG LEY. C 36 BEHNKB. P to BEIjANUS. G 97 BENDER. C 201 BENDER. W 69.139 BENNER. G 0.116 BEN NET. K 112 BENNEIT.C 83 BENNETT. K 6 132 OENNPrT. N 83. 103 BENSON. D 69 BKNTT1IN. R 141. 225 RERAN, | 97 HERE G 69.163 BERENS. W 122 BERG. M 97 BERG. P 97 BERGER. R 140 BERGER. S 63. 134.139. 224 BERGMAN. K 63 BKKGMANN.S 83.224. 227 BERGSMA. M 97 8KRTRAN. R 5. 36. 224 BEST. D U BEUGKL M 65 UEUKEMA.) 36 BIAN. 1) 36 MERIT ALTER. K 69 BaLUPS.J 83. 555 B1LOW. K 83. 161.225 BINDER. C 37 BIOLOGY DEPT 177 BIOLOGY HONORS 166 B1RTMAN, D 69 BLACK COALITION 223 BLACKWELL N 119.161 BIACQUIERE I. 37 BLAIR. L 83.155 IILASKE. C. 69.225 BLASKE. K 97 BLAUW. D 60 BLECKLEY 37 BUSS. C CO BUSS. G (0. 112 HLOCKSMA M 37. 171 BLODGETT. C 83.223 BLOEMENDAAL l 83 W1CK.T 97 BODDY. P 37.143 BO ELENS. G 37.143 BO ELENS. K CO HO ELENS. L 83 BOELKINS. A CO UOERICTF.R. R 147 BOERMAN.B ai, 153 BOERMAN. K 147 BOERS. S 61. 135 HOERSEM A D 83 BOKRSKMA. N 37 BOERSMA E 155 BOERSMA. W 23.132.139 80EVE.B 37 BOEVE.C 180 BOEVE.T 37 BOGEMA. P 33 BOGER I 38.12 . 161 BOCERT. C 38 HOLM ISO BOUIOUS. | 38.1 UOLTHOUSE. M 112.147 BONETTI.C 99 BOOMER. C 70 BOOI.I 38.224 8001. R 84 BCH3SE. | 84 132. 139 WHYTE. D SB. 139 BORASKI.D 84 WJRGERT.C 150 BOS. C 98 BOS. I 84 BOSCH. K 84 BOSCILP 70. 116, 122. 128 BOSS. IT 38 BOSSCMKR. | 112, 147 W1SSENBKOEK. D SB BOULTON. W 190 bot;man. S 96 BOUWENS.) 66 BOUWENS, M 38 BOVEN.I «.163 BOVEN. S «163 BOWER. R 70 BOYCE. D 120.223 BHAAKSMA, R 38. 167 BRAD1EY. S 113. 134.224 BRADY. A 117.177 BRANA W 70 BRANFORD. | 70 BKAS.M 84 BREIIM, B 171 BREMER. | 70. 122 BRENNAN. S IH. 119. 222 BREV1CK. I 98. 161 BREWER. G 134. 188 BRINK.) 179 BRINKS. K 64.153. 167 HROCKMIER. R 190 HROEKHUIS. R 168. 227 BROEKSTRA. B 147.228 BROKNE. IJ 84 BROKAW. I) 98 BROOKS. C 38. 112. 127, 130 BROUWERS. E 38 BROWN. 8 !H. 130 BROWN. | 39 BROWN M 70 BROWN. R 84. 134 141. 192 BROWN. S BROWNLEE. T 39 BRUCCER. A 147 BRUCX.ER. B ! BRUCCERS. S 145.238 BRUINOOCE. R 39 BRUINS. E 193 BRUND1GE. K 84 168.227 BRYSON. 1) INI BUCHAN. C 70 BUCHAN. R 39 BUCKLEY. K 84 145.238 BUEKK. i 70 BUELOW. | 70. 159 BUETER. M 4 BUIKEMA. M 70 BUIKKMA. R 132 BUIS. D « 16« BUIS.C 3X1 BUIS.T 39 RULTEM A R 39. 134 HULTMAN. | 112.132. 181 BURFORD. K TO. 161 BURGER. L 70. 126. 159 BURGESS. M 70 BURGESS. R 30 BURKE.) IKK 3116.132. 149 BURKHOUa II « 145 BURTON. C BUSBY. A 84 BUSH. | 4. 143 BUSH. L 39. 171.224 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 178 BUSK. C 40 I «7. 227 I4USK.CH 1« BUSSEMA. I) 84 BUTER. 1. 40 BUTLER. | 40. 141.14«. 227 BUTLER. L « 126. 155. 170 BUURMA.W 70 BYLM 01 161 C CABKRA 30 CADMUS. E 70 CADMUS. L 183 CAFUSCH. | TO. 145 CALLAM.C « (AMERON, 1. 84 CAMP, 1. 84 153. 172. 234 CAMPBELL C 23.« 155 CAMPBEU. M 70 CAMPUS PHOTOCRAPHY UNION 212 CANNON.) 84.119.218 CARAMONOS II 238 CARLSON. C 84 CARLSON. R 96 CARLSON. RO 112. 128 IARPENTER, M 139.210 CARRIER. C 70 CASAREA | 207 CASE, D 40. 167 CASTIU.O.M 173. 173. 183. 237 CASTLE. E 70 CECIL R 187 CEELEY. P «in (ENTURIAN 140 CKYER.S 40. 22 . 235 CHAMPAGNE. S 70 CHAPEL CHOIR 224 CHAVEZ. E 98 250 CHAVEZ. M CHEERLEADERS CHEMISTRY CLUB CHEMISTRY DEP.' CHENOWETH.G CHRISTENSON. P CHRISTMAS VESPERS CHRYSLER. I OAMPA. K CLAKRBOUT.M CLAIR. C CLARK. C C1ARK.D CLARK. N CLASSICS HONORS CLAUS. U CLAUS. T CIECG.B CLECG.F CLEMMENS. c: CLEVELAND. V CLOOCILI CLULEY.D CLUNE, L COATS. | COATS. | COCHRANE. D COFIELD. D COHEN. W COLK.C COLEMAN. R COLENBRANDER. M COLLEGE BAND COLLEGIUM MUSICUM COLLEY. C COLLINS. E COLLINS. L COLVIN, S COLYBR. A COMISSIONC. S COMMUNICATIONS DEPT COMSTOCK. D COMWAY. | CONATSKR. | CONKLIN. D CONSTANT. C COOK.CB COOK.CI COOK. |E COOK.IU CORMACK. M CORNELL. P COSMOPOLITAN COURTER. | COX. I) CRAMMER. M CRANDALL A CRANDALL G CREET. C CREVI ERE. | CRONK. | CROSSCOUNTRY CRYSLER. I CULVER. A CUNNINGHAM. | CUNNINGHAM, W CURRIE. L CURRY. E CURRY. P CURTIS. K CUTLER. S CZERKAS.K D DAME, I) DANA. W UARCE.B OARCENE. M DARICHAK. M DATA PROCESSING DAUBENSPECK. I) DAVIS. D DAVIS. M DAWSON. D DEBATE CLUB DEBLOCK, D DEBLOCK. W DEBOER. C DEBOER. C DEBOER. N DEBOW. M DEBRUYN. K DEBRUYN. M DECKER D DECKER. E DECKER R DECKER. S DECKER. W DEENIK. R OEHAAN.T TO DEHAKN.C « HU SON. D 72 200 DEHBUS. I 41.234 EUJSON. R 9 2 DOSS.S 84 EMDEN. B « 179 DBJONC.C 71 EMERSON.) 66 98.195 DKJONG.H 228 EMERSONIAN 144 TO, 224. 238 OEKAM. M 163. 161 KNDEAN.E «5.228 20 DEKKER. K 71 KNGUSH DEPT M2 103 DF.KKER. T 41 ENGLISH HONORS ICO 98 DEKOK. D W ERICKSON. D 72.1W 04 DEKUIPER D 85 ERNEST. M 227.2 04. 103 DELENE. M 71 ESTES. T 72 04. 227 DELNAY. B 41 EVANS. F 65 1 4 DELTA PHI 154 EVANS. K 85 98. 145 DEM AAR Y 41. 153 107 DEMAAT. L 5 F 40 DEMAREST.C 197.236 S S. 120. m DEMEESTF.R K 99.153. 164. 200, 234 KAAS.S 122 40, 143 DENHARTOC. R 99.224 FABER. M 183 04 OENHOLLANDER. D 65 FADER. R 42 «. 236 DENIS, V 71 FAIR. D 224 4 DEPKE. R 99 FAIRCHILD. R ,224 116.127 DEPRF.E. L «5. 153 FARLEY. M 72 90 DEROO.M 199 FARRAR. I. 60 7a iso DERRICK. K 112 FASH. S .225 70 DERSIIEM.H IK FAUSTMAN. E 85 7a no DEVETTE. R 112. 120. 188 FAZIO. L 112 70 DEVRIES. E 41 FKDAK. A 99.224 4 DEVRIES. | 71. 155 FELDEN. | 42 170. 184 DEWEERDT. D 85 FENTON. M 100 41 DEWEESE. P 71 FERROLR 85 112. 147 DEWITT. | 71.155 FIELD HOCKEY 119 126 DEWITT. K 41.155 HELD. S 225 DEYOUNG. R 196 F1KB.F 182 227 DEYOUNC. S 99.134. 139 FT1.IPEK. | 42. 163 727 DEZWAAN. D 71.112 FINANCIAL AID OFFICE 199 4 IXCK.L 42.235 FINN. D 1« 153 DICK. V 240 FIRMBACH. D 42 41 DICKIE. | 192 FISHER. C too 99.119,155 DICKSON. S 71 FISHER. P toa 155. 207 41.236 DIEPHUIS. | 85. 234 FISHMAN. F 72 180 DIETZ. M 42. 172. 234 FITCH. R 42.2 190 DIMITRE. A 119.155 FOBARE W 132. 149 167 DINGWALL. H «5.101. 237 FT1LKERT. B 42.163 66 D1RKSE. L 181 FOLKERT.C 42. 134. 167 71 DIRKSK. S 71. 155 FOLKERT. | 166 99.112 DOERF.T « FOOTBALL 220 71 DOMINEILI. W 225 FORD. P 100 84.240 DONALDSON.) 228.235 FOREIGN LANCUACE DEPT 163 64.141 DONATO. R 85. 143. ISO FORENSICS HONORS 169 71.225 IXINKEKSLOOT. I 139 FORMAN, A 72 143.240 OORSMAN.C 127, 145 150 FOSTER. | 149 99.112.139 DOSCHER. L 85. 167 FOWKE. M 100. 237. 240 142 DOTTER W 65 FOWLER. K 72 41.166 IXJUMA. B 178 FOWLER. P 100 119.119 DOWLYN. D 99.163 FOX. II 80 112 DOYLE. M 17 F0YE.T 8 . 112.145 71 DRAOOVICH. R 71. 143. 240 FRAAZA.I 100.126. 153 41.112.127. 143 DRAKE. R 71 FRANK ENFIELD. W 86.143 04. 155 ORENKHAHN.S 42 FKASCARELLI. I 72 183.236 DRIESENCA, R 65. 155 FRASER, C 43 99 DROPPERS. K 155 FRATERNAL 146 114 DXYSTEN.W no FRAZIER. G 86. 122. 134 4 DUIKER. K 85 FRECH, M 86 1« DUMNING, G 285 FRENCH. M ICO, 161 71.229 OUMVILLE. C 153 FRESHMAN CLASS 60 120.223 DUNCAN. | 71 FRET.C 86. 119,1 147 DUNNINC. C 99 FRETZ. R 43 170 DURKEE. M 71. 134 FRIED. P 170. 1 4 184. 1 4 DUSHANE. L 42 FRIFELDT. D 100. 12 4 DUSSEAU. | 177. 177 FRIS8IE. R 84 238 41.228 DUSTIN. C 42 FR1SSELII 190 71 DWYER. P .226 FULLER. T HO. 1 . 163 DYKSTRA. C 71 DYKSTRA. D 1« C DYKSTRA. L 42 141 DYKSTRA. M 66 GA1GE) 119 4 DYKSTRA. T 71. ISO CALAMBOS.) 71 173 DYRSTEN. W 71 GALLANT. D n 41. ’18 DZURINA.S 85 CAU-EFTA.I 72.217 4.220.235 GARM IRIAN. | 226 2C0 E GARTER. T IOC 41,1 . 16 224. 227 GAVASSO.C 200.235 5.99.223 EARHART.C 99 GAY. S 86 41.207 EAST IN. D 42. 168. 227 GEARHART. C 43. 141 9.1« ECI1ART. K 99 GEARY. W 60 227 ECKART. K 170. 173 CEBHARD. D 100. 145, 2 71.238 ECKERT. R 220 GSBHARD.) 72. 163 99.229. 238 ECONOMICS 178 CEERDINK. P 06 71 EDEMA. M 71.112.132.139 GELDMAKKK. G 80 159.228 EDINGTON. P 42 GEOLOGYCLUB 228 178 EDITOR'S NOTE 250 I OOLOGY DF3T 1 4 4 EDUCATION DEPT 181 GERBER. D 86 112.132 84 EDWARDS. D 99.106 GERBER. R 72 1M EGBERT. | 119 CURDING. B 43. 153 71 EUANS. A 72. 145 GERMAN HONORS 170 84. 225. 240 ELDRIDGE. D 72 CERR1B. M 1« 71 FXEEKINK. DONA 72 l-ERSCNFR. P .a 7 99 EJ HUNK.DONN 72 CEYER. B 43.141. 223 71.122 EUASON. S 85. 141.240 CHOW. M 110 84. 145 ELLIOTT. E 72 C5ERMANN. | 80 71.147 ELLIOTT. R 72 GILES. | 132 223 251 CILLET! E-K GLASHOWER.U CLERUM. S cumas. m gnaok. n coer u COKTZ.M GOETZ. W GOLF GONDKR. | GORDIUX). d CORD1LLO. P CORDON. L GOULD. C COULET. B COUWENS.K GRADUATION GRAHAM V GRALOW.K GRANT. R IMANZOW.V CRAY.D GRAY.G (MAY. | CKKEHALGH, G GREEN. L GRKENCKSC. P GREENWOOD. L GREENWOOD. W cmq. e CREVENSTUK.C CK1NDSTAFF. M GRirZMACHER. K GROENDYK. B GROENDYKK, R ORONWALL.G GROVER GRUENWALD. 1. GRUNDVIG. B CRUZA.C CUWTZ. K CUCKER. F GUNTHER. R GUSTAFSON. J GUSTIN.M cimi. L GUTWEJN.M HAGBERC. L HACER.P HAHN, | HjMIN.P ILAKKEN. R HALE. | HAIJENBECK. N HALVERSON. M HAMBLETON.L HAMBURG. S HAMILTON. D HAMILTON. K HAMM..N HAMSTRA.M HANNA. P HAFKMAN. K HAPPRC HARES. D IIARIU.M HARLOW. S HAKMELINK. M HARPER. P HARRIS. |A HARRIS. |0 HARRISON. P HARTHORNE.S HARTJE.D HARTMAN. C HARTMAN. R HARTMANN. T HARVEY. 8 HARVEY. 0 HASSKX.INK. R HASSENMAYER.C HAWKINS. L HEATH. B HKDSTRAND. D HEEREMA. D I (EGEDUS. S HUSS. L HFMENWAY.S HENDERSON. | HFNDR1CXS.P HKNDRIF.LSON. K HENDRIX. G HENEVEID. A HENEVELD. L HENSI.ER. S HEPEINGER. L HKRBEK.B HERCHENROI1ER. D HZRMANCt S HERMEN ET. U HERMEN ET. LY HERN.) HERZOG D 75? 86 143 HKSCHLE. | 100 JOHNSON. ROY 74.225 43.257 HESSEUNK. R 7X227 JOHNSON. RUT 74.153 100. 22« IIFSSELSCHWKRUT. | 73. 118 JOHNSON. S 224 IU HETIONK. PL 4) JOMA.II M n HICKMAN. | too JONES. G «7 86 mCKOK. S 45. 163 JORAK, E 1 86 IIIERUHY.P 73 JORCK. W 47. 14 43. 181 164 HIGCINS.D 87.1 JOUSMA. S 101 118 HICHER HORIZONS 229 (UNIOR CI.ASS 96 72.223 HILI- | 73.227 JUNOR. N 147 107 HILI. L 100. 112. 143. 224 18) HILL. M 87 K 44. 224 nnj. R 73 80 HILLECONOS.E 229 KACEWICH, | 47.187. 16«. 2 80 HnXKGONDS. W 188.234 KALSKR. R 74 72 IULLRINGHOUSE. M 87 KALXWARF. 1) 74 247 HU.TUNKN, L 101.157 KALLEMYN. P 66 80 HtMEBAUCH. R 199 KAMINSKI. F 116 147 100.103 MINK, E 73 KAMMERAAD. | 88 200 H1NES. | 73 KAMPS.D 101.1 224. 235 IflRSCH.H 101 KAMPS. 1. 74.155 72,223 HISTORY DEPT 185 KAPPA DELTA CHI 158 44 HISTORY HONORS 171 KAPRA1-T 47 44 HOEBEKE.S 101.161.164 KARIS. T 22 72 H0EKSF3.1A. R 73 KARLE. K 153 112,128.188 HOEPF1NGER. I. 179 KARSTEN. K 101 187 HOBSCH. K 101. 130. 139 KATT.L 88. 163 100.2 HOFT1EZRR. | 45 KEKft'KER.G 47 72 hoc as 73 KEMPSTON. 1) 47 177 HOCROIN.N 101 KENDALL. C 47.227 86. I4S HOUXMAN | 187 KERLE. A 74 1« HOUMNBACH. | 182 KERLE.S 47.161 168.180. 227 HOLT, B 73 K1IAMSI A 74.1 44. 1)4 HOLT. N 46 KIANY.E 88 72. 163 HOLTHUIS. D 40 KIBBEY. R 47.112 44. 143 HOLT - M 87. 143 KIEFFER. D 88. 141 108 HOMECOMING 22 WELD 74 73 HONOORP. | 101 KINCH. A 74.225 87 HONHOLT. B «7. 139 MNCHEITIE. M 111 87. 163 IHXXIERHYDE. D 73 KING. E 101 238 HOOGSTRA. L 6 KINOSHITA.B 88 112. 14) HOOGSTRA. S H7 KINZICER.S 101 148 HOOVER. R 73 KIPHART. 1. 66 44 HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL 229 KIPP. N 194 44. 11 . 1M. 106 HOPKINS. | 180 K1RCHNER.G 5.74 K HOPKINS. R 87. 143 KXTCHENMASTER. K 101.183.224 87.225 HOSPERS. M 73 KLAASEN. | 74 IIOSTKTLER. K 101 KLADDER. M 86 HOVINGA. | 120 KLANKE. J 88 HOWARD. K 73 KLASINC.J 8 45 HOYT. S 88 KLEDER.P 199 7). 22). 240 KSIEH.T GO KLEIN. RA 143 45 HSU.) 88 KLEIN. RO 101. 116.127. I . 22« 73. 155 HUBER. C 46 KLEIN. S 74.153 45.120 KUDELSON. | 101 KLEINERT.I 74. 145 100 HUEY. P . 4ft. 170 KLEIN HEXSEU M 88 87. 155 IIUISKEN.I 100 KLEIS. L 74 87 HUIZENCA. | 40 KUNGER. R 86 157 87.153 HURST. C 73 KLOMP. I. 48 187 HUTCHINGS. T 88.145 KLOMPAKENS. B 1 45 HUTCHINSON. P 101 KLOMPARENS. R 130.132 87 HUTCHISON, S 88.153 KLOOSTERBOER.J 101. 139.224 45,187 HUTTAR C 182 KLUNDER. | 48.120 73 HUTTAR. L 88. 171 KLUNGLE. | 180 73 HUT7.INCER D 178 KIUNGLE. L I®® 73. 119 HUYSMANS, A 46.227.22 K1XINGLE. P 74.225 87. 150.225 HYDE. R 101 KNAUP. M 74 45 HYCAN.M t« KNECHT.T 74.112 178 knickerb(k:ker 148 143.225 1 KNIOWSKI. C 101.226 73.153 KNIOWSKI. W 88 87.131. 242 IAMS. II 194 KNOWXES. K 22 4«. 170 ISO IN CONCERT 202 KNUDSON, K 74 73.113.134.225 INDEX BY SECTION 4 KOHUS. | 3.101 192 INC. AU-O 8X240 KOEMAN. D 157 45, 225. 240 INMAN. N 101 koeppe:. | 101. 128 100. 153 INTER FRA TF.KN IT Y COUNCIL 164 KOEPPK M 101. 163. 22 23.45 INTERNAT REI-ATIONS CLUB 230 KOEPPE. S 74. ISS 100.1«. 226 IRONS. D 7A 113.134 KOHN. M 88 14) ISHIOKA. M 1 KOLEAN.M 74 87.163 ISMAIL. H 88. 116 KOUvNKO. K 1)1.161 87.119.157.101. 184.222 rr .F.N. m 73 KOLVINN.l. 74 238 KONING. D 48. 119 45 I KOOIKER. A 7 100 KOOP. B 207 73.153.227 JACKSON, B 1 KOOP.I ICS. 183 87.172.228.234 JACKSON. S 66 KOOPMAN, | w 147.178 JACOBS. R 60 KOOPS.I. M 45 IAMES.D 112. 139.224 KOOPS.M 74 45.236 JAPINGA. N 112 132,197 KOOUSTRA. K 102 182 JARVIS, P 88 KOPF. DA US. 1 2. 147 178 JASALNUSF. | 74 KOPF.OI 74 143 JEKEL. E 179 KOPP. H 102. IW V JEUJEMA. D 182 KORNOK1.JK.C 102 87 JENSEN. 0 48 KORSTANCaC M, 145 1 JENSEN. | 101 KORVER. K Ztt 100 127 JENT7-A 189 KOSUKaO 107 87. IW JOAN. M 178 KOVACS. L W 45 JOHANSEN. | 88,153 KRAAK.W SO. 220 87. 153 JOHNSON. B 88 KKAET.G 112 100 JOHNSON. D 101 KRAMER. N 4S. 113.143 100.224.227 JOHNSON, E 74 KRONBACR S 74 73 JOHNSON. J 7« KROON. M 74 100 JOHNSON. M 101 KROPF. K 112. 132 108.227 JOHNSON. N 46 KRUEGER. C SO. 137 87 JOHNSON. RS 88 KRUMM. K 74 KRUSE. R KUIPER P KUPFR1AN. R KUFRES. S ki irzenbekc ;ek. l KUTZLE8.K KUVERS.K 220 40. MS 102. 238 102. 132. 1 AO. 223 74 L LAAUW L LABAUCH.T LACROSSE CLUB LAHUE.A LA INC. P LAM. N LAMAN.I LA MAN L IAMB. | IAMB. R IAMBACI IKK. k LAMBERT. N LAMBRIX. B IAMER. R IAMMKKS. C LAMPEN. M 1AM PEN, CM 1AMPKRT. | LAMBERT. | LAND, M LANDF1ELD. K IANE.L 1ANGD0N.D LANCE. M LARSEN. D LAWRENCE. K LAWRENCE. V LAWTON. W LE88IN. L LSE.C UBE.P LEE.S IJEEDECKE. | IEES.R MiKSTMA. P LEHMAN. C LEI BO LI). T LEIGH. R LEM KEN, M LEMMEN. R LEMMER. P LEMMER. R IENI1F.ISKR. S LEONARD. M 1EONOWICH. | IEPOIRE. L LEVEE. C LEWIS. C LIBRARY STAFF LIGGETT. C UC1TTOWLER. | 1INEWEAVER. | UNN.L UNQUIST. K UPP. R LOTS. I) LLUR1A.T LOBB.K LOCII. | LOHMAN. P LOHR. R LOKERS.R LONDONO. | LONOONO. M LOWK.C LOWER. E LUBBERTS. R LUDWiCK. K UIIDKNS. K LUKENS.K UJKOW.A LUPKES. | UTTKE.R LUTTMANN.I 74. 163 1« I 170 102 40 «0. 225.240 74. 225 74 112.132.147 150 119. 130 74.153 46 112.132 89. 139. 225 74 134 74. MS 225 74. 143.2 74 102. 131 102 W «7 102. 113. 143 74 23,102.110.139 200 40 m 193 74 112. 134, 147 102.224 107.227 74 40 40 ICQ 40 74. 1SS 48. 170,184 75.227 75 49. 107 177 00 200 220.224 75 75 09.119 130 102 75.116 00.22« 237 75 75. 159 75 09.237 00 00 75 100 49 02. 139 89 102. 110.172.234 49 09. 112. 134. M3 09.153 HQ. 112 67 M MAASSEN. P MAASSEN.S MAATMAN | MAATMAN, S MAATMAN, V MACDONIELS. | MACULE. K MACIE)EWSKI. A MACIEIKO. | MACKIKWICZ. E MACKINNON. N MAGEE. P MAITLAND. R MA|OR. M MALVTT7. L MAMROK. T MANA1.1 MANCINELU. S MANGUN. N 75.134. MS 75 90 «7 224 180 75.227 107,103 49 5.90. 145. 242 75 132 90 90 90. 150 112.147 110 5. IOC. 230.242 49.240 MARCELLUS. | HU MARCH, n HO. 2 MARRMA.S 75 MARKER. D 1U0 MARK HA RUT. D 70 MAR1.INK. T 149 MARKON. C 49 MARRONE.) 155 MARRONE. L 76. 16J MARSH. D 106 MARSHALL. D 90 MARSHALL. Z 50, 163. 173.215 MARTIN. 11 103. 112. 1W MARTIN. C 103.119.130 MARTIN. G 120 MARTIN. J 70. 134.141 MART1NE. V 155 MARTINEZ. C 50 MARTINEZ. R 147 MARTINIE V 78 MAKT1NUS. R 90.134 MASG1IA Tl. M 90. 116 MASSOTH.P ISO MAST.C 90 MAST. G 50.201.234 MAST. V 50.235 MASTERS. | 103. 119 MATH CLUB 254 MATH DEPT 100 MATH HONORS 172 MAXWELL. D 100 MAY DAY 210 MAYA 150 MAYO. | 147 MCANDRF.W. W 5.50.116.145.242 MCBRIDE, C 177 MCCABE, 0 90. 161 MCCARTHY. M 225 MCCLOUTH. R 112 MCCOMBS. B 178 MCCORMACK. M 225 MCDONALD. A 90. 163 MCDONNELL M 50 MCFALLP 90.237 MCFARUN. | . 141 MCINTYRE. w 194 MCLEAN. A SO MCLEOD. M 50 MC LOUTH. R 132 MCMULMNl. 9a 153 MCMUIUN. M 225 MCMURTRY. | 141 MCMURTY. | 76 MCNIVEN. R 149 MCOSKF.R. 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K 147 MORPONE | WJ MORRISON. | 167 MORRISON. S 52 MORRONB. JILL 21 MORSE C 103.229 MORSE P 70 MOR1AE BOARD 235 mottwf. i 192 MOTZER. R 7« MOUW. B 90. 153 MOUW.S 237 MKAZKK. C 235 MUE1XER. | 102 MIIENDER.) 90. 153 MU 1 LEND ERG. T 53 MULDER. K 53 MULDER. M 76 MULDER. R 76.153 MULDER, T 90 MUNCALL W 179 MURRAY. P 119 MURRAY. R 90.736 MUSCO. K 119. 163 MUSIC DEPT 107 MUYSKENS. P 90 MUYSKENS. R 23.78 MYAARD. C 76 MYER.B 53 MYERS. M 103. 224. 225 MYERS. R 103.172. 234 N NABERHUtS. 0 67 NADOLSKY. R 103.155.207 NACELKIRK.C 76 NAKAMURA. S 107 NAVARRA, R 112.147 NEARPASS. A 70.122 NT.BLUNC.U 90 NKCKERS. B 70.145 MUCKERS. K 53.145 NELSON. K 53. 153. 173 NELSON. S 70 NETHERY, A 224 NETHERY. E 90 NEUMAN. | 77 NF.UME1ER. B 77 NEWCOMBE F. 77 NEWHOUSE. M 53 NEWKIRK.) 1 NEWTON. N 90.228 NIKDZIELA A 53 NIELSEN. R 103.224 METERING. B 53 NIEUWSMA. G 90 NILES. T 147 N|IMMAC 53 NORDEN.B 153 NORDEN.L 103. 153 NORDBN. R 90 NOROEN. S 54. 139. 107. 224 NORMA CX M 54 NORRIS. S 77 NORTHUIS. 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M PICKELL N PIERSON, D PIERSON. T PIPER. L P1FER.M PILEER. D PINO.O PIPER. F. P1RMANN. D PLASMAS'. I. POCOCK. R FOETTES. B KFUCORO. | POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPT POLLK POLLOCK. D PONSTEIN. N POPPINK.S PORTER. R POST. | POSTHUMA. K POSTHMUS. | POSTMUS. P POTTER. R POWERS. B POWERS. C PRATHER. A PRESTON. M PRESTON. T PRICE L PRICE, V PRIEST. C PKINDLE R PR1NS.I PRUIM.C PRUIM. P PSYCHOLOGY DEPT PUBLIC SAFETY PUGIL K PULL PURVIS. C PUTALA.R PYZANOWSKL 11 Q QUIRINC. SA QUIRING.SH R RAITCTY. L RAINEY. S RALEY,!. RALPH. G RAMSDEN. C RAMTIION. A RAMTHUN A RATERINK. B RATHBUN. M RAWUNCS. D REDDER. E REED M REED. MA REED. P REFD.V 7 . 14X 168. 227. 230 53.145 122.238 192 Si 55.163 Z3.91.155 163 78 78.110.223 55.112. 21? 103 78 78 134 101.113.141 91 78 149 78.223 55 78.101 238 182 91. 143 91 192 201 103.118.132. 139 20 67 141.242 78. 151 55.116.143 91 116. 145 78 91.207 91. 155 195 91 78 112 01 91 55.1 224 ■i! 103 112.1« 55.161 77 REEDY, F. 182 SHAD WELL H 54.153 REES'. L 103. 145 SHEETS. 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L 92.153 SMALL K 91.225 RIEMERSMA. | 118. 147 SMIRCINA. M 224.227 R1ETBKRC. R 187 SMnr.D 91.145 RIKSEN. M 120 SMTHIGREENWOOD.I 77.165 KINGFXBERG. M 78 SMITHB 184 R1NCIA, M S6 SMITH. D 1.139 224 RINGLEBERG. M 143 SMITH DAVID H 77.227 RJNKUS. D 5G SMITH. DAVID | 103.139 RJTCHESKE. | 92.11X134.147 SMITH. IX) 139 ROBERTS. M 78 SMITH,) 139 ROBERTSON. L 103 SMITH. K 77.143 ROBINSON. L 78 SMITH. L 116 ROBINSON, M 223 SMITH, R IBB ROBINSON, T J . 153. 235.237 SMITH. S 189 RQCKLEY. | 92 SMITH. W 1 HOMEY. S 02 SMITH. Wl 78 ROOT.) 120 SMITS.M 103.228 ROSE) 145.22« SNBLLER, P 91. 155 ROSE. T 56 SNYDER. P 54 ROSS. P 168.227 SOCCER . 134. 149 ROUSE. E 78 SOCIOLOGY DEPT 91.153 RUMMIN'CKR. P 103 SODEKE.S 91 RIIMMLER. C 92 SODERSTROM. | 147 RUMPSA. M 103.147 SOETERS.) . 18X 237 RUSSELL D 56 SOLBERC. E 168.227 RUTHE. K 57 SOMMERS. D 103 183 RYPSTRA. A 103. 166. 228 SOODSMA. 1. SOPHOMORE CLASS SABO, | SAGA FOOD SERVICE SALINC.S SANDERS. E SANFORD. D SANFORD. R SANTORA. R SASHENOSKY. M SA WIN SKA SAYTON. 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S 95.139 VELD1IEF.R. L 200 WITHERS. A 9 224 UEXEXT. 11 61 VENEKLASEN. B 62 WOBOIDT, | 81 U LUKICH. | 80 VKRHKHL | 105. 225 WT)|CICKI. | 118 ULRICH. I) tn VEKHEY.N 23. 105 147. 228 WOLBOLDT. | 237 UPCHURCH, U 80 VERHOOC. T 80 WOLFF-. R 64 URBAN. K 141 VICKERS. | 183 WOLOSCHAK. K 95.157.238 URQUHART. A 80 155 VICKERS R 176 WOLTERS. W 106.139 VIHTEUE. | US WOOD. Rl 81 V VINCENT. S US WOOD. RO 95.112.228 VINK. K 200 WIXIDBY. A 81 VALERIO. M «1 VINT. 11 9 238 WIXIDWORTH. M 147 VANALTEN. D 94 1 VIS. B 9 226 WORSNOP. 1) 64 VANANDKL. M IW VtSSCHEK. A 83 WORTEUJOKR. L 106 VANAPPLEOORN. 1) 94 VITEKMARKT. L 143 WORTLEY.C 05. 225 VAN ARK. V 61.240 VUECER. M 105.15 172.234 WRESTLING 125 VAN8RANTECHEM. S 104. 161 VOETBERC. M 81. 163 wrk;lf;y. b 05 Vanburen. m 61 VOGEL. O 95 WTAS 238 VANUAHM F 61. 116 14$. 164. 166 VOLLEYBALL. WOMEN 12 WYBOER. T 81 VANDAM. K 105 VONOERCEN.L 62. 163.166. 235 VANDAM.T 61 141 VOOGO. II 193 X VANDES IWCTE. | 80 15% vooco. i 105.224 VANDKHUNTL. K 22 240 VOORHEES.S 62.224 Y VANDKHOEF. | 151 VOORHE8S.SM 62 VANDF.U.KN D 2 VOORHEES. SM 62. IK! YECKEL.C 169.216 VANDHEEN. S 80 130 163 VOSKML A 62. 224. 235 YKITFJL D 112 VANOENBEKC. BEV 153.225 VOSKUIL M 81.227 YEOMANS. | 81 VANDENBERC. B 94 VRIESMAN. B 105.120 YEirrrER i 95. 201 VANDENBERC. C 80 YOSHIMURA. K 107 VANDENBERC | 94. 22 240 YOUNG. D 106 VANDENBERC. L 94.224 YOUNC. E 04.145 VANDENBERC. MA 94 W YOUNG, I. 12a 139 VANDENBERC. MARC 153 YOUNGER. V B) VANDENBERC MARY 80 225 240 WACKKRN AGEL. B 63. 16 236 YUK. I. 81. 153 VANDENBERC Ml 94. 141 WAKEFIELD. W 95. 128 VANDENBERC. W 199 WALCHENBACH, C 63. 155. 235. 240 7. VANDENBOS.P 80 WALKOTTBN, S III ZACK.D 95.no VANOENHURG. C ltd WALLACE. | 95 ZACX. E 106.226 VANDERBILT. W 113. 188 WALLER. L 106 ZACERS, | 65 VANDERUKOEK S 61 141 WAUEK. RE 81. 159 ZEWDEI. A 1)6 VANDERHAAR D 94 WALLER. RO 81 ZKXL 6 225 VANDCRHAAR. I 14 167 WAI-SIL | 116 ZIEGLER. K 81 VANDEKIIEIDE. D 1115 WALTER. 1 95. 1(0 ZICLKE. M 1«) VANDERIIOONINC M 224 WALTERS. R 81 Z1MMEK, K 106 VANDERHORST. 1 05 WALVOORD. K V 7JKLKL M 106 VANDERHYDE. S 122. 1 WALVOORD. L «3.224 ZmtRMAN. | 106 VAMJKRKIJPP.C 94 15 224. 237 WARD A •I. 153 Z1MST. M 81. 153 VANDERIAAN | 112 WARD. L r 3 ZONDM1VAN M 105 161 VANDERUNO. II 105 224 WARNERs 105. 2U. 224 ZOODSMA.S 65 VAN DERM FXR. | 4 112 WARREN. N 153 ZUIDEMA L 65.IW 164. 228 2 VANDERMEULEN. C 61.10%. 153. 224 WARRINTON. | 63 ZUVERINk M 197 VANDEXMEULEN. RF. W5 WATERSTONE. | 81. 112 ZYLSTRA C. •1 VANDERMFULEN. Kl 80 240 WATT. B 63 .VISTRA.K ■A VANDEKMOLKN.C 94 WEAR. A 95 155 ZYI STRA. M «3 VANDERMOLEN K 61. 1 WEBSTER! 63.171 ZYLSTRA. S 106 2 4. 338 Now that you have come to the end of the yearbook (hopefully having read it) I hope you liked it. If not. too bad. This book was designed for the students as a view of Hope College as it really is. To put together a yearbook it really takes a lot of work and a lot of people. We had a lot of work but few people. I would like to say thanks to Marty. Pattie, Eric. Jan and Pete who gave some of their time to help me when 1 needed them. A special thanks is in order to Randy Putala and Sue Thornton who did a great deal more than I could ever have hoped for. And of course my staff; Steve Mancinelli who typed and read count- less pages of names. Karen Strock who got full of ink using Bic medium point pens to draw layouts. Don Seise, the quickest pen in the midwest who developed some unusual sketches that we couldn't even attempt to put in the yearbook. And to Bill Me Andrew who wiped out the colle j'computer only once while working on a yearbook program. Without their help, there might have beep nojrcarbook. Then there are my teachers who put up with my drifting in and out. my parents who put up with the mess I made with the yearbook materials that I brought home, and there is probably someone out there that I forgot to mention. As I completed these final pages. 1 can't help but wonder whether or not these are really the final pages of the Milestone forever. As of this time, there is no editor for the yearbook, and it is doubtful that there will be. unless some naive freshman can be talked into the job. One main reason for the trouble in finding people to do the yearbook is lack of sufficient financial compensation for services rendered. It seems people would like to believe that it should be an honor and privilege to work for one's school. True, there is somewhat of an honor to say that you were an editor of the yearbook but there is not nearly enough satisfaction to motivate a person to put in several hundred hours of work. The college must be willing to pay students more than a token sum for the work they do. When the college is willing they will find students willing to work. Yours truly.

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