Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1976 volume:

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After three years of discussion, the newly remodeled Pit hosted many performers from the New York Coffee House Circuit as well as local talent. Special SAC events included The All-College Sing, “The Paul Revere Bicycletennial Midnight Ride, The Charles A. Lindburgh Transcampus Paper Airplane Flying Competition, and the premier of the movie, One Day in the Life of Hope College. FRONT ROW: Kathleen Francis, John Kingsley, Karen Sterk, Garry Demarest, Rob Pocock, Eileen Doyle, Barb Wrigley, Steve Hemenwoy. SECOND ROW: John Stout, Dave Van- dcrWel, Paul Hayes, JoAnn Gonder, Rob Thompson, Robin Low. yeor 21 22 ih ytot sophomores dominate pull Showing the same form that led them to last year's upset of the Class of '77, the Sophomores out- pulled the Freshmen in a mere one hour and 27 minutes. Although only seven members of this year's team were holdovers from last year, the Class of '78 never lost a section of rope in post- ing their victory. year 23 24 the ycor romeo and juliet PROLOGUE...............Rosemary Nadolsky ESCALUS, PRINCE OF VERONA_____Paul Daniels STREET VENDOR........................George Spelvino PARIS..................................Paul Burmeister MONTAGUE.............................Robert Niedt CAPULET..............................George Ralph ROMEO...............................William Tewinkle MERCUTIO...............Eugene Taylor Sutton FRIAR LAWRENCE.......Harry Peter Caramanos FRIAR JOHN.............................Paul Shoun SAMPSON.............................Michael Smit GREGORY.......................Russ Kupfrian SERVANT TO CAPULET............Susan Moored ANTHONY.........................Jack Hill POTPAN.................Gary Van Der Wege ABRAM..................Johnathan Smeenge BALTHASAR...........................Russell Curtis THE APOTHECARY.......................George Spelvin THE MUSICIANS........................Laurie Andrea Paula Archer PAGE TO THE PRINCE.......Richard McAllister LADY MONTAGUE.................Joan Rieck LADY CAPULET..................Cindy Clair JULIET.................Beverly Kerlikowske NURSE ..........................Dixie Fair PORTIA..........................Amy Mills THE WATCHMAN..................Paul Shoun THE PRINCE’S MISTRESS.................Louis Maassen DANCERS AT THE CAPULET PARTY . . Anna Marie DAmbrosio Lynne Jennings Carolyn McCall Grace Tannehill Russ Kupfrian Michael Smit Russell Curtis Paul Shoun iKe year 25 1. Lynn Hombleton ond Tom Carlson. 2. Pot Muyskens and Dwayne Boyce. 3. Sue Dirkse and Tom Page. 4. Meri Shima and Keith Zilinski. 5. Sherry Visscher and Mark Baeverstad. 6. Peggy Zevalkink and Doug Hoogerhyde. 7. Anne Corbishley and Jim Holwerdo. 8. Rosemary Nadolsky. 26 � hc yeof victory, crowning highlight homecoming Hope's 13-0 victory over Adrian capped 1975 Homecoming, their fourteenth straight Homecoming victory. Halftime festivities were high- lighted by the crowning of Senior Lynn Hambleton and Junior Dwayne Boyce as queen and king. Halftime also featured a per- formance by the Hope College Marching Band, and the presen- tation of the academic trophies to the Acadians and Delta Phis. The festivities concluded with the dance, featuring Eldorado Rose. th« ytor 27 Held before a capacity crowd at the Holland Civic Center, the Class of '78 captured the Nykerk Cup in the traditionally thrilling and beau- tiful competition. The Sophomores presented their song, “To the Class of '78, Because, their play, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and an oration by Wendy Martin. The Freshman Class presented a play entitled, The Love Clinic, a musical collage of five songs, and an oration by Kim Riegler. 1 28 � hc year sophomores capture nykerk the yeaf 29 milliken receives degree In a special convocation held in Dimnent Chapel November 1 3, Governor William Milliken received an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree. Governor Milliken received his degree for his interest, support, and participation in higher educa- tion, for his appreciation and sym- pathetic concern for young people, and for his commitment to excel- lence in education in the context of values, culture, and the totality of life, commented President Gordon Van Wylen. Following the convocation, a special luncheon was held in Dur- fee Cafeteria, with the Governor entertaining questions from those present. 30 the year I cannot tell you how very pleased and how very, very honored I am to be here as your convocation speaker this morning, and to hove been selected to receive an honorory Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Hope College. I know that I need not tell any of you here of the distinguished reputation which this really fine liberal arts college has, obviously not only in the state of Michigan, but throughout the entire country. And it is a particular honor and a pleasure for me to have the opportunity to appear before you today. I always enjoy visiting college campuses, because they are great repositories of learning. Harvard President A. Lawrence Lowell once explained this tradition by saying, Universities are full of knowledge. The freshmen bring a little in, the seniors take none away, so knowledge accumulates. This may perhaps be drollery, but there may be some accuracy in thot statement as well. And I think it's an interesting notion, nevertheless. When I was invited to speak here today, some time ago, I was told that this might be a good opportunity for Hope students to hear directly from the Governor the issues we face today and the opportunities for young people to be involved in the mainstream of national life. That's a rather broad topic. But I think there is something very specific which I can say about it, something that has to do with what you all are doing here at a small, distinguished, privately supported liberal arts college. The issues we face today as a state and a nation are incredi- bly, almost impossibly complex. We all read the newspapers and watch televised news reports and we all know what those issues are. As British member of Parliament Margaret Thatcher said, in a recent speech in Washington before the National Press Club, We are in the midst of a struggle for human dignity and for the human spirit. Never before in the 200-year history of this nation, and probably not in the 1 200- year history of Mrs. Thatcher's nation, have the forces that oppose our mutual constitutional system of freedom under law been stronger. Never before has the challenge from governments who negate human dignity, who oppose a governmental and economic system based upon individual choice been so great. I agree with Mrs. Thatcher when she said, It is not the job of any politican to offer people salvation. But nations and states have to be governed. So what is if exactly that we in government can offer to justify thot authority that is given to us by our constituents? Let me quote statesman Edmund Burke who said in a speech in 1774, Your representative owes you not his industry only, but his judgement. That is os simple and accurate a description of the role of government officials as I hove ever come across. It is our job to provide good judgement as we make the infinite number of small and large decisions necessary to the performance of our constitutional responsibility. If you are seeking a career in government, you may ask Where do I go to get good lodgement? My answer to the students of Hope College is, “You are already there. I believe that a good, generalized liberal arts education is the very best foundation upon which to build a career in government or any career, for that matter. It may seem paradoxical, but as the world becomes more complex. I'm saying that we in fact need more generalists. But that is exactly the case, I think. There is a very great opportunity for young men and women like those in this audience today to become involved in the mainstream of national life. We need your vision, your idealism, your good judgement of what this nation should become in its third century. It's easy, I know, to become cynical about government, especially today. You have seen a President resign in disgrace, and many of his close advisors convicted of crimes. You have seen America persistently wage a tragic and horribly wasteful war. You've seen many institu- tions misused. But as John Gardener wrote in his book, Self Renewal, a mood of wise and weary disenchantment may seen wonderfully re, but it does not account for much of the growth and movement, and vital action m the world. The capacity of our people to believe jrnly and irrepressibly that this is a world worth saving, and that intelligence and energy and good will might save it. Is one of the most ing and bracing of American traits. y former teacher, the late Whitney Griswold who became president of Yale University, wrote an exciting book entitled Liberal Educo- And The Democratic Ideal. I’m going to quote from that book, too, but even before I do, perhaps I have made the author's point just by Ming the title, Liberal Education And The Democratic Ideal. It was out of the liberally educated mind that the democratic ideal was born, it is the responsibility of the liberally educated mind todoy to understand to preserve that ideal. In his book Mr. Griswold wrote, The ideal of the liberal education lies at the very roots of American History. For centuries this type of education has been esteemed throughout esfern civilization os the education of the ideal citizen. But the political and social structure of that civilization had denied access to such an iucation to all but a privileged few The educational rout to ideal citizenship should be open to all who were able to travel it. Such was the educational philosophy of the founders of our country. He also said that there is no country that owes so much of its existence to liberal Jucation as the United States. Certainly we need, and we need very badly our highly specialized professionals to help us combat economic ability, energy dependency, world hunger and the many diseases that continue to plague us. But what would a nation or a world that has � vod those problems be, if it had failed to preserve the democratic ideals of Truth and Beauty and the states of mind that these ideals imply: t we are all created equal, that inhumanity, racism, and abuse of our natural world is wrong, that the only way we can all live together, that each one of us has a responsibility to believe in and to work for the common good? Those are Democratic ideals, ideals which arc st grosped by the liberally educated mind. In many totalitarian societies, a liberal education is considered wosteful and is discouraged. It is I coincidental that these societies are drab, even though they may be technologically successful. It is not coincidental that there is a part of human mind that rebels against this drabness to this lack of freedom and of governmental compassion for the individual. It is not coma Hal that these societies find they must erect walls around them: not to keep the rest of us out, but to keep their own citizens in. It must bi- lious to the leaders of these societies, that given the chance, their citizens would choose our culture, not their own. The french writer and educator, August DuCloise, in an article in the Modern Language Journal of January, 1935, provided a definition of what a liberal arts education is all obout. In an article entitled The French conception of education, he wrote, Perhaps the best defini- tion would be to say thot culture is what remains when you have forgotten everything. What is it that remains? Many things. The under- standing, quickened, and deepened, a breadth of outlook catholicity of sympathies, a refinement of feeling, a sense of measure, a modesty of judgement, a critical habit of mind, that habit of taking nothing for granted, of thinking for one's self, that habit which is the very soul of liberty, the habit of sincere, unbiased approach to any problem and of the undaunted pursuit of its ultimate solution in a real scientific spirit. A proper and a balanced conception of the various uses of life of its graces os well as its utilities. Those are some of the things that remain, sments of that full and rounded life for which we endeavor to prepare our students. When, am asked to discuss the important issues that face us today, I like to say that there are many problems of the moment, as there always hove been, os there always will be. But there is only one basic issue: Will this nation continue to produce the kind of men and women who founded it, men and women of vision, of great idealism, and of great judgment? If the answer is yes, and I think the answer is yes, then we will continue to endure. We will continue to prevail in the struggle for human dignity and the human dignity and the human spirit. nor W.l . c. M..I the matchmaker DOLLY LEVI....................Dixie Fair HORACE VANDERGELDER . . . . Harry Caramanos CORNELIAS HACKL....................Jeff Wiggins BARNABY TUCKER..............Bill Lawson IRENE MOLLOY..............Kathy Cornell MINNIE FAY....................Amy Mills AMBROSE KEMPER............Dean Campione ERMENGARDE................Grace Tannehill MALACHI STACK......................Paul Shoun JOE SCANLON........................Kurt Gubitz WAITERS..........................Eugene Sutton Russ Kufrian GERTRUDE............................Sue Moored FLORA VAN HUIZEN ..................Joan Rieck CABMAN...........................Robert Neidt COOK ...................Lynn Montgomery 32 the year vespers viewed by overflow crowds 34 the yeor Christmas Vespers, held in Dim- net Memorial Chapel drew stand- ing room only audiences to three services. The traditional service began with the Brass Ensemble and the procession of the choirs. The Chapel Choir and College Chorus performed to the accompaniment of the orchestra and organists. The service was taped for radio broadcast across the nation. the year 35 ‘__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 177b: happy birthday, america 36 the yeor In the spirit of our nation s bicen- tennial celebration, the Student Activities Committee chose the Win- ter Carnival theme “1776: Happy Birthday, America. On Tuesday night. Saga sponsored traying at the American Legion, with students sliding on cafeteria trays. Bicentennial cartoons were shown in the Pit on Wednesday night. Downhill skiing at reduced rates and free skiing lessons highlighted Thursday’s activities. Friday’s activities included dog sled races, the snow sculpture con- test, won by the Emersonians, and the showing of the movie, “ 1 776. Concluding the week was the Carnival in the DWCC and the dance, which featured “All in Love. yeor 37 anything goes RENO SWEENY Lynn Berry BILLY CROCKER Richie Hoehler MOONFACE Dave James HOPE Beverly Kerlikowske BONNIE Paula Archer SIR EVELYN Harry Caramanos MRS. HARCOURT Sarah Koeppe WHITNEY Paul Shoun REPORTER Phil McCullough CAMERAMAN Russ Kupfrian BISHOP TWO CHINESE: Jack Hill LING CHING FOUR ANGELS: Lois McConnell PURITY Glennyce Russcher CHASTITY Kristi Droppers CHARITY VIRTUE PURSER Bill Lawson CAPTAIN Jim Lampert STEWARDS Dean Campione Russell Curtis Robert Fraser Russ Kupfrian Michael Smit John Wheeler PASSENGERS Patricia Bates Lynne Jennings Carolyn McCall Phil McCullough 38 the yoof � h« ytOf 39 students celebrate resurrection Beginning with a Palm Sunday Service and ending with an Easter Sunrise Service, the Hope commu- nity celebrated the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. Class schedules were changed to allow for morning chapel services, with area ministers delivering the messages and various groups pro- viding special music. A Maundy Thursday Communion Service was held along with a three day prayer vigil. 40 I the yeor ‘‘For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” — Jesus Christ 42 the yco endgame HAMM ................................Paul Shoun CLOV........................Grace Tannehill NAGG.....................Harry Caramanos NELL................................Carol Yeckel the CO' A 3 Beginning with a Thursday eve- ning picnic in the Pine Grove and concluding with the Saturday eve- ning showing of Young Franken- stein, May Day activities were highlighted by the traditional crowning of the queen and the events at Van Raalte Field. Junior Wendy Greenwood was crowned queen while Juniors Ruth Barthel, Cindy Bere, Lisa Hermenet, Brenda Lambrix, Sue Van Dellen, and Amy Ward were named to the Court. In the Track Meet, the Indies cap- tured first while the Delphis won in Softball. Providing the Thursday night entertainment was The Star Span- gled Washboard Band. Featured in the annual dance in the Ballroom was Universe. li tCMi 44 the year greenwood crowned queen the yeor 45 435 receive degrees 435 Hope students received their degrees during the one-hundred- eleventh annual Commencement Exercises held in the Holland Civic Center May 9. Delivering the Commencement Address was Dean for the Perform- ing and Fine Arts and Professor of Theatre James Malcolm. Judson Van Wyk received an honorary Doctor of Science degree for his work as a researcher and teacher. Earlier in the day, Reverend John Stott delivered the Baccalaureate Address, entitled, The Marks of Christian Leadership. President Gordon Van Wylen presided over the service. Professor Lambert Ponstein was the liturgist. 46 the year th« y«Of 47 L______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1. New York leaders discuss solutions to New York City's financial problems. 2. New American $2 bill issued in spring of 1976. 3. Patty Hearst captured and con- victed. 4. Cincinnati Reds, winners of the 1975 World Series over the Boston Red Sox in seven games. 5. American Freedom Train, containing many historical items of America's first 200 years. 6. The bussing issue remained unresolved. 7. President Gerald Ford, and 8. Ronald Reagan, top Republican candidates. 9. Jimmy Carter, Democratic front-runner. the people seniors 52 juniors 74 sophomores 82 freshmen 92 seniors Michele Akermon Gordon Aldnnk Ginger Aldrich Kothy Alexander Steven Alkema Jonet Andervon Sven Andenon Chru Atwood Nancy Boll Deborah Boraiki Ellen Barker Manlee Bartel� Dione Botey Lynn Bauer Brenda Bcormon Noncy Bennett 52 � enior� Koren Bergen Steven Berger Sire Berger Jocklynn B llup� Karen Billow Lynne Bloir Cheryl Blodgett Dirk Bloemendoll Barb Bobeng Lucinda Boelent Suion Boeri Jerry Boate Kc en Botch Jomet Bott teaiort 53 i Sieve Boumon Mary Bra� Kothy Brink� Donold Broene Barbora Brown John Brown Ronald Brown Stephen Broggers Kim Buckley Robert Bu’kema Dove Bui� Ann Busby John Both Margorel Byl 54 ! senior� Lauro Comp Jomes Connon Richard Carlson Corios Carus Jame Churchill Mary Clocrbout Cindy Clo r Cynthio Cork Christine Clemmens Elizobeth Collins Corol Cook Jeffery Cook Ouone Cow oil Oeboroh Co seniors ! 55 Cotherine Creet Noncy Crittenden Noncy Cryiler Don Davi� Maggie Day Goil De Boer Peg De Bow Elizabeth Decker Robert Deemk David De Kyiper Lorraine De Mott Lynne De Pree Debra De Weerdt Virginia D ck 56 icniors James Diephuis Koy Dimon Helen Dingwall Money Ditmor Tom Docrr Renoto Donolo Leslie Doscher Dovid Dunmng Potti Dwyer Susan Dzurmo Eric Endcan Forresl Evans Ko en Evans Mio Fagerstram Elome Fausfmon Ruben Ferrol seniors 57 Scott Field Holly Fox Thomoi Faye Gerry Frozier Carol Fret Rob n Fritbie Jomei Gormirion Gretchen Geldmoker David Gerber Jerry Giermonn Laune Gilletle Richard Gi'letlc Dovid Goetz Mortho Goetz 58 teniors John Gottlieb Willtom Groham George GrcvcnUok Melina Gotwein Nancy Hollenbeck Lynn Homblcfon George Hoppe Potti Horper Bvdi Hor� ono Tim Hortmonn Dvone Horvey i tenio'S ' 59 Meri-Jo Helmmk Rito Hendrickson Soroh Henieler Barbra Herbek Moryonn Hcrtcl Deborah Herzog Ingrid Heyden Denise Hietbnnk David Higgins Mork Holtz Douglas Holwerdo Bruce Honholt Suson Hoogstro Suzanne Hoyt Johnson Hsu Sandro Hutchison 60 i seniors Richord Hyde Down Ingoll Dovid Jomes John Jensen June Johonsen Poul Johnson Ri Vi Johnson Judy Komrocfood Lcoh Kott Mohommad All Kioni Esfondier Kiany Dove Kieffer Beverly K-noshilo Joon Klossmg Wolfe' Kniowski James Kobus J seniors 61 Kothy Kolenko lorry Koopi Kothlcen Kootongo liodo Kovo � lynne Korzenberger Kenneth Kutzlcb Jon lomon Noney lomberf Cro g lommerj George lotzomch Peggy lee Mark lind Dovid littj Koy Lift� Ralph lohr Roy loker� 62 leniorj 1! John Morchouve Borbofo Mouw Dovid Mulder Moro Mulder Timothy Mulder Patricio Muytkent Ruth Muyiken� Ann Nothery Ursula Neblung Nancy Newton Gory Nieuwtmo 64 senior� Rebekoh Norden Susan Northuis Corol Nykerk Normo Obrien Emily Orvdro Tom Page Tomos Paichl Douglas Pome Janet Porker Joe Pedelty Kathenne Peterson Noncy Prckell l so Pife� Noncy Ponttem Imwood Price Roger Pnndte seruors 65 J Peter Pruim Sherwood Quinng Sondie Rainey Chris Romsden Marilyn Rothbun Mary Ann Reed Dole Rcmmelts Mary Remtemo Dovid Rhem Lynda Rite Kurt Rithordion Susan Riebel Susan Rieckhoff Marilyn Riedlmger Jim Ritcheske Carol Rummler 66 sen ars Potnoo Ruitol D� onc Sonford Pool Saxton Jam � Schmidt Stuort Scholl Chorie� Schreck Philip Schilling Selwyn Schultz Thomo� Seel Jim Selboch Suton Shepley Meri Shimo lou � e Shoemoker Paul Shoun sen.or� 67 Dwight Sloter Mork Sligh Jamn Sloan Barbra Smith Ri h Smith Terry Sooth Solly Sprague Barbra Springer Jom« Stegengo Gordon Sterling John Stoop 68 senior� Koren Strock Deborah Sturtevont Eugene Sutton Morgoret Swonion Glen Swier Ri k Switzer Joy Tongenberg Ruttel Tenpot Poul Timmer Barb Treodwell Noney Tromp Henry Tto Ben Tubergen Robert Ufbon -J ten ior� 69 Debbie Von Allen Dovid Von Appledorn Croig Von Alien Mary Vonde Bunfe Jon Vonden Berg Lindo Vonden Berg Margaret Vonden Berg Michael Vonden Berg Gretchen Vonder Klipp Cro.g Vonder Kolk Jomei Vonder Meer Croig Vonder Mden Martha Von Von Dop Jone Von Dyke 70 lemon J.ll Von Dyke Donald Von Dyken Dovid Vender Hoar Jerrtonno Von Gcssel Timothy Von Hcest Susan Von Houten Faith Von Hovcn Jomes Van Nice Kothleen Von Pelt Doniel Von Pernis Craig Von Tuinen Sandra Van Wyk Bob Verduin Susan Vincent seniors 71 Barbara Vn Dirk Voorhees Robert Vroomon Allison Wcor Brod Wehner William Weller Janet Wert Tom Westervelt Rith Wheeler Christine White Joonn Whitefleet 72 seniors David Whitehouie Marc Whitlock David Whntenour Kerry Wiewmonn David Wie� t Jim Wildgen lenonn Williomv lor mo Williomt Kimberly Wilioo lauro Wingtitr Scott W.vwnk Mary Witty Bob Wood Gregory Worticy Barbara Wngley H� deo Yomaiaki Don luke Young Kim Zylttro Sherry Zylttra Steve Zylttra venior� 73 juniors Gory Anderson Penny Anlonok luonn Athey Therese Azkool Minam Boar Kathryn Babinski Be ky Bod man David Boker Sown Boker Steven Bokker T homos Borkes David Bo riels Jennifer Borfelt Roth Borthel Catherine Beohm Andy Begley Gordon Benet Cindy Bere Worren Berent Alon Besselsen Craig Beven Jerry Bevington Cmdy Blow George Bloske Daniel Bloow David Bk ow Greg Bliti Kristin Boelent Barbara Boerman Betty Boersmo Philip Bosch Dwoyne Boyce John Bradford Jeffrey Bremer Peter Brink Mark Brawn 74 [vniort Michoel 8ueter Kathryn Burford luo Burger Morv Burgen Gregory Coikey Suzanne Champagne Jane Chapman Terry Chockley David Cochrane Robert Collini Diane Conklin Carol Cook Judy Cook Rodger Cram Ann Crandall Keith Czerkoi Mary Dolman David De8lo k Gwen DeBoer Bill Decker Romelle Decker Mory Delcne Becky Denham Valerie Demi Paul DeWeeie Jul.e DeW.tl Paul DeYoung Sue Dickion Sue Dirkie Rhonda Dneiengo 4 jumori 75 Jeonette Duncan Thomos Dykstra William Dyrstcn Mortin Edema D� one Eldridge Mory Elhort Stephen Elioson Deborah Elli� on Betsy Emdm Dawn Erickson Steve Foas Jorge Feroondez Faith Fishmon Joan Forsberg Joellen Foster Kenneth Fowler Pool Fronce Mario Gomez Diane Gnode Kay Gouwcns Therese Graham Goyle Greenholgh Wendy Greenwood Melody Homstro Mory Hormelink Kenneth Hosek Kristin Hendrickson Liso Hermenet Jim Hess Rochel Hesselmk Peggy Hierlihy Rose Higgns 76 juniors John Hill Jomet Hine� Down Hire Richard Hoekjema Michoel Hong Micheal Hooker Mory Hotpers Mork Itien Deboroh Kolkworf Undo Kampj Nonko Koitubo Elixobeth Koufroon Arthur Kcrle Ah mod Khormi Doniel Kiel John KJeinert Loren Kleit Potrioa Klungle Mortho Knoup Karen Knudion Soro Koeppe Mory Koleon Myro Koop� Poul Krogt Mory Kroon Km Kropf Michael lompen Michoel Land Jane leedecke Robin Lemmer Jill leonowich Jeon lightowWr Richrd Upp Kenneth lobb - junior� 77 Phillip lohmon D.one Lowe Poter Mootjen Solly Moremo Debbie Morkwordt Jim Mortin Volorio Mortinio Williom McIntyre John McMortry Sondro Mooter Dorothoo Megow Bill Melv.llo Jeffrey Meyer Edwmo Miller Mork Moorland Loo Ann Mohr Peter Morte Robert Motzer Borton Neckeri Sotan Ncl ion Beth Ncumcicr Edward Newcomb Eric Niewoehner Soro Norrii Demtc None Jeon Nyhoit Ikoko Okodo John Oldenkomp Shirley Olien Allon Olthoff 78 juniors 1 Deb Ostermk Tammy On Chorie� Otto RmmI Paodberg Morgaret Poner� on Donald Penn.mon Gregory Petenon Nancy Petroelie John Petrovich leilie Pen Ned Pfeiffer NkoIc Piogct Robert Pocock Joteph Polxoro Jon Poit Ron Poner Virginia Power Mork Prciton Borb Pyxonowtki lynn Rafferty Arthur Romthun Claudeo Rice Tom Richard� Michoel Rmgleberg Steve Roger� David Rynbront Ed Schmidt Marie Sherburne Koren Sikkemo Thomo� Simo junior� 79 Gregory Sim� John Sloon lori Stoothook Earl Slofmon David Smozik Mork Smircmo David Smith John Smith Tern Smith leeArtn Soodtma Kim Spolibury Sherman Spnk Mary Stool Geoffrey Stogg Debra Stanford Lucy Stile� Bloir Sweet Nancy Swinyord Bee Chm Ton David Teoter Lewi� TenHove Mourie Terp� tro Tony Terrocoono Lynn Thomot Glenn Toren Brent Upchurch 80 t junior� Agne� Urquhort Michoel Valene Jone Vonde Bunte Su� on Von Dellen Coro) Vondenberg Mary Vonden Berg Jim Vonder loan Rick Vender Meulen Gory Vonder Wege Suwn Von Di� Philip Von Oop Jome� Von E� � Mike Von Hemcrt Mark Von lurnmel lindo Von Portfliet Debra Von Sweden Ed Von Sweden Tom Von Taiiell Steve Von Wyien Craig Von Zonten Brod Von Zyl Steve Vmcher Morion Voetberg Mory Voikoil Suion Wolkoften Rkk Wolteri Amy Ward Glen Worn Jeff Woteritone Debra William� Steve William� Valerie Window Lorry Wuner Abigail Woodby Mork Woodworth Chrutme Woodwyk Phek Hwee Yen Jennifer Yeomon� Suzy Zender Ellen Ziegler Kerth Zdintki Mory Zoet A junior� 81 sophomores Sharon Adcock Susan Ahlgnm Tim Alicki Phyllis Alhcy John Atkins Mory Aufdcrhcidc Jim Auscmo Coro Boos Mark Bacvcrstad Garth Boldouf Rebecca Bolok Priscilla Bortcls Pom Borton Wonodo Boxter Cheryl Beok Dovid Beard Keith Beck Jomes Bedor Tim Bennet Bill Bergstrom Katherine Beuker Eicon ore Bijkcrsmo Stephen Bishop Kothy Bjorklund Dove Blasch Alyson Blue Morlin Boer Mork Boers Robm Boersema Jeff Boos lee Ann Bos Terry Bosch Brad Bose Dole Boss Robert Bowers Brian Brodley 82 sophomores hvf i ' mm nn i 1 ! fS I 2 ?? 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H- oo u Robert Dcloney Douglos Deleeuw Joseph Dellorio Blythe Denham David DePree Nancy DePree Drew Deters Joel DeVctle Jon DeWeert Gall DcW.tt Donald DeYoung Peter DeYoung Robert DeYoung Kenneth Dibi Ermly Dickerson Carol Donohue Debbie Doron Eileen Doyle Mike Drohos Judy Dunlop Peter Dussault Scott Dwyer Jeffery Dykchouse James Dykstro Kris Dykstro Paulo Dykstro Suonne Dykstro Gale Eoston lucy Eberhord Kim Edgel Joonno Ellers Donold Elfcnnk Donna Elfcnnk Sandy Foossc 84 sophomores Debkxe Foiling Bonnie Finkle Chorito Ford Kothfyn Formon David Fowler Glenn Freijot Jon Gobnel Carlo Goinforth Soro Gaylord Mary Gronl Barb Greeting lourie GriHen Greg Gurtler Brian Guth Roth Hokken Go.l Holdman Todd Harburn Bill Horriion Peggy Hort Karen Hartie Jon Hath Sylvia Haug Pool Hoyo Vicki Hedlund Brad Helmui Amy Hennckvon Bruce Herman Eloine Hildebrand Brian Hipwell Loinl Hoekjtro Deborah Hoffmon Jim HoKverdo Dooglot Hoegerhyde Steve Hook jophomoret 85 David Hoot Jim Horn Lori Hostetler Paulo Houghton Kathy Houtman Jim Howard John Hunt Scott Hunt Douglas Irons Jocelyn Johnson Noncy Johnson Tom Johnson Mark Keith Thomas Kempers Alan Kiedo Brad K.rk Amy Klapp Morky Klapthor Thorlo Klaver Randy Kleimon Shoron Kooistro John Kostishok lindo Kraay David Krogt Herbert Kraker Cheryl Kremer Dick Krueger Donold Kuipers Kathryn Kuivila Jane Kunenga Jim Lomon Diane lane 86 sophomores Roger Miller Mary Moeller Kon Moerlond George Moger Barbara Moolenoor Deboroh Mulcahcy Jody Mut� chler Pool Muyikcn� Chorie� Myaord Marcia Myaord Robert Nomor Gretchen Nel� on Anthony Nieuwkoop Deborah Nitvch Gail Norenberg Noncy Noordhoff Mortha Nor den Ann Northui� Gory Oegemo Gary Oiler Paul Otterne� � Laurie Overton Suian Overway Jeffery Palmer Jeffery Porker Carol Potter jon Carol Petne Poul Petty� Alicia Pierima Bruce Pifer Scott Pontier Rob n Pope Anne Powell ___J 88 tophomore liodo Pyle Nofolie Ouiftng Jufie Raobe Gory Rac Gory Romtden Mortho Ratering Kim Reniker� K m Ruier Sandy Ritchie Sort Rizzo Eric Rollmj Dione Routh Go ye Rudi� Ed Ryon Rebecca Salgat Sheilo So wye Merol Saylor Jeffrey Schaffer John Scholten Ooryl Scholten� John Schrier David Schroeder Pomelo Schuch Thomo� Seiberlmg Chorie� Seifert Done Shier Don Shippy Fern Shoemaker Kothleen Shoemoker Michoel Skelton Roe Anne Slone Michoel Srrvt Croifl Smith Daniel Smith A tophomore 89 Jeff Smith Raymond Smith Robin Snow Mono Sorrentino Dave Soubly Brian Stauffer Paul Stcars Kim Steven� 8eth Sfewort Ruth Stoepker Colleen Stowe Kathleen Strotton Mariorie Suydam Vanessa Tail Yui Tokhroda Kathleen Totz Poul Toth Robert Veseo Mark Von Arendonk Dole Van Dahm Doug Vonden Berg Moreto Vonden Berg Ron Vonder Beek Rick Vonder Bie John Vonder Kolk Joan Vender Kooi Dove Vonder Pol Karen Vonder Roest Sondy Vonder Roest Wesley Vender Streek Deb Vonder Velde Erie Vonder Yoeht John Vonde Woo 90 sophomores Leslie Von Dop Woyne Van Dyke Daniel Van Ecrden R.chord Von Hand Greg Van Heest Cornelius Von Kcmpen Kerry Von Keulen Morybelh Von Perms Jonc Van Reencn Marilyn Von Wyk John Van Zonten Donald Vcentlro Vi ki Viening Sheryl Vincent Sherry Visscher Vick. V.sscher Ross Vlietttra Sheryl Vos Marionne Walck Mory Wernette David Wotkins Suzanne Wotterson Julie Weaver Bill Webster Randy Wcener Sandy Well� Kathy Wcttock Donald White Jonathon Whitney lorry Wildschut Bob Williams Kim Williams Noel W.ng Dovid Wissink Michoel Wo|do Karen Woldmon Richard Wolf Carol Wormmeester Vicki Yankovich Janet Young Shirley Yzenboard Dave Zessm A sophomores 91 ■ freshmen Goye Aardema William Aordemo John Abe Beth Ackerman Robert Acri Brian Akker Clifford A melt Carol Anderion Michelle Anderion Robert Angle Pool Anker Borboro Atkinson Doone Bobinski Donna Baird Robert Bokcr Casandra Bollard Peter Barry Patricia 8otes Annie Boudiment Jeff Beckcmon Elizobeth Becker Kort Bccrcboon Barbaro Bergold Audrey Bcrgsmo Nonette Bian Bradford Bmgel Ellen Blouw Jayne Blemly Holly Boehl Mark Boelkint Jane Boeve Robert Boeve Shirley Bolhousc Pat Bongo On Boon Bruce Bo ____-«I 92 i freshmen 1 Richord Botch Goyle Bom Luo Bottemo Cclome Boumo Oovid Bouody Oovid Brinet John Broodbent Becky Brookttro Milton Brouwer Debra Brummkt Marshall Bryont Eric Buckley George Bur bach Corol Burge Cheryl Burke Sbeo Burkhart Michele Burley Paul Burmeitter Jon Burroughs Borb Buth Paul Butman Sondy Butman Lynn Butcher Domel Butler Lawrence Byl Morgarito Car doner Moryfeeth Carlitrom Mortho Carton Kenn Cavonough Corol Celluro A frethmen 93 Jeffrey Chopmon Chunin Chen Mork Choekley Julie Chodo� Ston Chrutofferion Rondoll Clark Jill Clegg Beth Oinkenbeard Colleen Cochron Gretchcn Coffill Brenda Conklin Mark Cook Cathy Cox Stephen Dadd Pool Daniel� Mary Dannenberg Ann Dovenport Harold Delhagen Cheryl De Moogd Corlo Denton Jo-Dea Den Uyl Robert De Vlieger Jeff De Vree Corol De Woard Chnttopher Oe Wilt Dione De Young D� rk De Young Ula Diemer Steve Digglemon Henry Dolley 94 frethmen Normon Donke'tloot Kotherine Douglo� Michoel Doyly Borboro Droke Joy Dulme� Bill Dykema louro Eorle Bondo Edward� George Elia� Michael Engelhordt Jon Ergennnger Jodi Ettenburg Terry Fale� Richard Forka� Jeffrey Feemtro Wendy Fenn Bonn e Ferguton Ulenn Fiolo Andrew� Fierro Deboroh Fingor Mory Flanagan Richard Foreman Wayne France Uy Fro� ch Jomet French Patricia Frey freihmen 95 Ann Fries Suion Gcbhort Debro Gehrig Scott Gensemer Dcboroh Gerber Susan Gibbs Jerry Gilbert Solly Gilmon Ken Gilmore Robert Glover Don Goemon Rodney Griswold Debbie Grochowski Remhoid Grosse William Gulu Derrick Hoger Susan Hole Gordon Hollenbeck Willie Hardy Ronold Heiby Catherine Heise Lauren Hellstrom Thomos Henkel 8ruce Hilton AAorgot Hoeksema Renze Hoeksema John Hoekstra lucmda Hoffmon Ann Holthouse Colleen Howitt 96 freshmen Ml us o e aUo 11 £ i | o S } | mils ■£ £ Noncy lompmon John Lone lito Ione Thomos longeiont Phillip lorink Dione lotio Robin low Corol learned David leenhoutt Mileoh Icmmcn Thomot lennox Bill Leonhard Barbara liovense Tim lonl Morgoret Lorince Dione lovnd Shawn loved Potrioo lubbcrt Gregory lund� e Michele Mainwaring lorry Mannmo Pool Mortent Noncy Morfm Timothy Martin Krishna Martinez Andrea Mott Pom Matthews 98 ' freshmen Tom May� loura McAHnler Corolyn McCall lowrence Mclntoih Mory McKie Matthew McNally Sue McNeol Cindy McOwen Ion Mcdcmo Imdo Meeuwjen Debbie Miller Jacquelyn Miller Mjrm Miller Tom Mller Ann Mner Robin Mitioi Marie Montanari Kyle Morrone Timothy Morion Noreen Mujeni Greg Morphy l� ooc Myer Tim Napier Joni Nelion Jill Nihort Jerry Nopperf Morgorel Norby Kim Norn Karen Nyenhui Sora O'Bnan Karen Ofcker AAoureen OI� en Mark Ongley frejhmen 99 ■ fa Jttii im liltIf X • 9 x £ a. a. a. a. Margo Stephenson Sujon Stokoe John Stout Corwod StroucK Kent Suchecki Ieoh Sunderlm Robert Synk Roe Syswcrdo Kirby Thomos Glorio Thome lynn Thornburg Reid Thurston Cothie Tilroe Robert Titus Cynthia Toeller Bill Tomlin Carl Toren Robert Torresen Donald Tourtellotte Colhy Vonden Berg Jon Vonden Berg Christine Vender Kuy Bruce Vonder School Shen Vonder Werp Elnobeth Vonder Woude Barbara Von De Vusse 102 freshmen cot the 9rlnd administration 106 faculty 110 104 th« grind administration Keith Browning Food Service Morvoger Ann Brugger Assistant Fmanciol Aid Director Mark Cook Book Store Monoger Garret Demorest Director of Counseling Center Robert DeYoung Vice Prendent Worren Faloon Accountant Corol Govasso Social Sciences Librarian Michael Gerrie Deon of Students Robert Grant Humanities Librarian Williom Hillegonds College Chaplain Bruce Himebaugh Director of Fmonciol Aid Normon Jopmga Physicol Education Equipment Morvoger 106 the grind the grind 107 John Klungle Director of Academic Equipment Center Thomos loBough Director of Admissions David Marker Provost Jeonne McCorthy Manager of Development Record! Jess Newkirk Director of Food Service Thomas Renner Director of College Relation� Saroh Schendel Counselor Vern ScNpper Associate Director for Alumni Affairs Norman Timmcr Development Officer Dond Von Dellen Food Service Manager David Vorvder Wei Director of Compos life Kurt Von Genderen Development Officer Eloine Von lierc Coordinator of Residential life Roymond Von Toinen Development Officer Gordon Von Wyten Prendent Kerry Workman Business Monoger Myro Zuverink Director of Plocemenl the grind I 109 in memory Dr. Robert W. Cavanaugh, long- time professor of music and Direc- tor of the Chapel Choir, passed away on March 15, 1976 in Hol- land Hospital. Known to his students as Prof, Cavanaugh was the senior Hope faculty member, having begun his career at the college in 1940. Dr. Cavanaugh's illustrious career includes his accomplish- ments as founder of the Christmas Vespers service and the compos- ition of Hope College's Alma Mater hymn, both in 1941, originator of the now-annual Chapel Choir tour in 1953, and chairman of the Music Department from 1 950-1 969. It was under his direction that Hope received full membership in the National Association of Schools of Music in 1969. The popular professor's career spans 37 years, from a time when he was one of only two music fac- ulty at Hope, until the present time, when there are 1 2 full-time and 1 3 part-time faculty. College President Gordon Van Wylen expressed the loss felt by the campus community, stating, Professor Cavanaugh had a pro- found impact on the development of our music program, and more significantly, on the lives of thou- sands of students. We are grateful for the gifts which he was given, and for his life of faith and service. He loved the great outdoors . . . When he trudged the woods he carried not a gun or net but binoculars. He was sensitive to the wonder that surrounds us and sought to know and befriend the species that share our life on planet Earth. He was not an unthinking sentimentalist. He had a good mind, well above the average, and all his premises were clearly thought out. He was not disposed of verbalizing his beliefs, perhaps because music was so profoundly the language of his soul . . . During the last months of his terminal illness, friends discov- ered the depths of his spiritual nature. His spirit was contagious. Those who came to bring sympathy departed with a triumphant song in their hearts. — Irwin J. Lubbers 110 the grind r § v s Q iii 0 1 £ o 4 ||i jhJ£ 05U0 o 2 | £ 2 III puuB «41 Wayne Carlson Visiting Instructo? of Mothemotics Mana Castillo Assistant Professor of Spomsh Robert Cecil Associate Professor of Music David Clork Associate Professor of History Robert Cline Professor of Economics John Creviere Associate Professor of French William Cohen Associate Professor of History Roger Davis Associate Professor of Music 112 the grind John Day Assistant Professor of Biology Steven Derr Atiitlonl Professor of Biology Herbert Derslem Associate Professor of Mathematics Russell DeVette Associate Professor of Physicol Education lomont Dirkse Professor of Education Sidney Downey Instructor m Economics Jerry Dusseou Assistant Professor of B-ology Froncis Fike Associate Professor of English I the gnnd 113 Donald Finn Anutont Profenor of Theatre ioy Folhert Profenor of Mathematici Pool Fried Profoisor of Hutory ond D.rector of International Education Horry Friliel Profenor of Phyiki William Gilbi Initructor of Biology Lori Gronberg Profenor of Piychology ond Deon for the Social Sciencei Lawrence Green Profenor of PhyiKol Education Eldon Greij Anooofe Profenor of Biology 114 the grind r � Se grind 115 Jack Holme Assistant Professor of Politico! Science Charles Huttor Professor of English Howard lams Assistant Professor of Sociology Eugene Jckel Professor of Chemistry Dirk Jellcmo Associate Professor of English Arthur Jcnlz Professor of Philosophy David Klein Professor of Chemistry Anthony Kocxker Pr fessor of Music 116 the grind Goorge Kraft Allocate Profcnor of Phyncal Education Wayne Kromer Initructor of Economic! Joieph MocDonieli Aiiiitont Profenor of Communicotioni Sharon Mohood Aiiiitont Profenor of Corrvnuni otioni Jomei Malcolm Profenor of Theotre ond Dean for the Performing and Fine Am Bruce McCombi Aiiiitont Profenor of Art Williom McIntyre Profenor of Sociology Gerhord Megow Profenor of German the grind 117 Delbert Michel Associote Professor of Art Nancy Miller Associate Professor of Educotion Terry Moore Assistant Professor of Music James Motiff Associote Professor of Psychology Williom Mungall Associote Professor of Chemistry Ted Nielsen Associote Professor of Communications Jacob Nycnhois Professor of Clossics and Dean for the Humanities Rolph Ockerse Professor of 8 ology 118 the grind Robert Polmo Associate Professor of Religion Sandro Porker Assistant Professor of Physical Education Danial Paul Associate Professor of Education James Piers Assistant Professor of Sociology Orestes Pino Assistant Professor of Spanish lombert Ponstcin Professor of Rel-gion Charles Powell Adiunct Professor of linguistics Albert Prins Professor of English the grind 119 George Ralph Assooote Professor of Theolre Robert Retaking Associate Professor of Geolog William Reynolds Assistont Professor of English Borne Richardson Professor of Economics Jack Ridl Assistant Professor of English Norman Riock Associate Professor of Biology Roger Rictberg Associate Professor of Music Robert Ritsemo Professor of Musk Cori Sehockow Associate Professor of Education Peter Schokel Associate Professor of English Antonia Stories Ass-slant Professor of Spanish Jomes Seeser Associate Professor of Physics Stuart Sharp Associote Professor of Music John Shaughnessy Assistant Professor of Psychology Frank Sherburne Assistant Professor of Mathematics David South Assistant Professor of Art the grind ' 121 Raymond Smith Aiiooote Profewor of Phyucal Education Richard $m«th Aiiijtont Profeivor of Theotre Steven Stecnwyic Directo� of Phyiici laboratories Charles Steketee Associate Professo� of Mothemotic Giselo Stfond Assistant Professor of Ge� mon Wilion Strand Assistant Profnior of History Leslie Swertfoger Visiting Instructor of Physicol Education John Tammi Assistant Professo� of Theatre Elliot Tam� Professor of Mathematics Noncy Toylor Associate Professor of English Henry ten Hoor Professor of English Williom Vonderbalt Associate Professor of Physical Education Richard Vander Velde Associate Professor of Mathematics Phill.p Von Eyl Associate Professor of Psychology Paul Von Faosen Associate Professor of Biology John Van Iwaorden Associate Professor of Mothemotics the grind 123 Jomes Von Putten Professor of Physks Glenn Von Wieren Assistant Professor of Physicol Education Allen Verhey Vis t ng Assistant of Religion Judith Vickers Assisfont Professor of French Robert Vickers Professor of Art Henry Voogd Professor of Religion 124 the grind Rolph Vunderink Vi� iting A� � i� tont of Religion Hubert Weller Profenor of Spani� h Sheldon Wottack Profenor of Chemnfry and Dean for the Noturol Science� Brook� Wheeler A� � i� tani Profe� � or of Cla� tical Language� Nancy Wheeler lecturer of Clo� � icol language� John Whittle A� � i� tont Profenor of Mathematic� Donald Williom� Profe� � or of Chemistry John Wil� on A� � i� tont Profe� � or of Art Jome� Zoetewcy Anooatc Profeisor of Political Science the jocks football 128 cross country 1 30 golf 132 soccer 134 women’s field hockey 136 women's volleyball 1 37 basketball 138 wrestling 140 women’s basketball 142 jv basketball 143 track 144 tennis 146 baseball 148 women's softball 150 women's tennis 151 women's archery 152 women's track 153 lacrosse club 154 cheerleaders 155 scoreblocks 156 126 lh locki Finishing sixth in the NCAA Divi- sion III Small College poll, the Hope College Football Team posted their best season ever. Also winning the MIAA with a 4-0-1 mark, the team recorded their first undefeated season with an 8-0-1 overall record. It's the best team I've had the opportunity to coach at Hope in the six years I've been here, stated Coach Ray Smith. The team broke many records: most points, 271; average per game, 30.1; most touchdowns, 37; most field goals, 5; most conver- sion kicks, 32; and fewest passes intercepted by opponents, 6. MIAA MVP Tim Van Heest set the individual record for fewest passes intercepted, 2. Named to the All-MIAA team were Seniors Bob Lees and Tim Van Heest, Juniors Craig Van Tuinen, Rick McClouth, and Len Fazio, and Sophomores Dave De Zwaan, Dewey Thompson and Bill Blac- quire. 128 rh« |ockt grldders record best season FRONT ROW: Tim Johnson, Ted Grannis, Mike Burley, Dean Jurik, Jerry Gilbert, Jim Poncy, Kurt Droppers, Rick Gordon, Mark Cook, Bob Acri, Steve Prediger, Doug Koopman, Kent Suchecki, Dave Brinos, John Broadbent. SECOND ROW: Paul Dieterle, Todd Rich- ardson, Randy Haverdink, Rick Burden, Tom Richords, Marc Whit- lock, Arde Ranthum, Craig Van Tuinen, Perry Beachum, Lou Ten Have, Kurt Bennett, Kevin Clark, Rick McLouth, John Bonnette, David De Zwaan, Bob Lees, Tom Barkes, Dan Hendrickson, Kevin Kniff. THIRD ROW: Trainer Dr. Lawrence Green, Manager Mike Drahos, Mike Skelton, Tim Van Heest, Dewey Thompson, David Batts, Steve Lorenz, Brian Guth, Gary Ramsden, Bill Dykema, Tom Moys, Brian Burgener, Bruce Bos, Paul Busman, Tim Lont, Bob Cole- man, Rich Navarra, Bil Collins, Richard Boyce, Todd Harburn, Steve Ward, Assistant Coach Russ De Vette, Assistant Coach Pete Sem- eyn. FOURTH ROW: Equipment Manager Norm Japinga, Assistant Coach Jim Bultman, Mark Boyce, Jim Miller, Greg Bliss, Jim Hoi- werda, Doug Holwerda, Len Fazio, Tharlo Klaver, Dave Yeiter, Dave Teoter, John Smith, Bill Blacquire, Phil Magee, Paul Osborn, Jim Vender Meer, Dan Van Ecrden, Mike Wojda, Dove Zessin, Gale Easton, Howard Beissel, Assistant Coach George Kraft, Coach Ray Smith. the jocks 129 «4. 130 'he lock� harriers remain perfect Finishing 14th in the NCAA Divi- sion III Small College meet and first in the MIAA, the Hope College Cross Country Team kept their win- ning streak intact with a perfect 6-0 record. Their winning streak now stands at 1 8 straight victories. I was surprised by the depth and the improvement of the squad, commented Coach William Vender Bilt. Senior Stu Scholl was named MIAA MVP for the second consecu- tive year while also receiving All- American honors. Scholl, along with Sophomores Lou Hoekstra and George Moger were named to the All-MIAA Squad. he |Ockt 131 FRONT ROW: George Moger, Doug Burns, Stuart Scholl, Nevin Webster, Doug Knapman, Lou Hoekstra. SECOND ROW: Glenn Johnson, Mark Ongley, Matt McNally, Robert Thompson, Kim Spalsbury, John Kostishak, Bob Williams, Steve Staal, Coach Bill Vanderbilt. Coach Hal Cutshall, Doug Peterson, Dave Wrieden, Terry Lock, Gary Nieuwsma, Rick Switzer, Scott Hunt, John Gibson, Jon Schrotenboer, Scott Evans. 132 the locks Breaking all team scoring records, the Hope College Golf Team finished third in the MIAA with a 4-2 record. Senior MVP Rick Switzer set indi- vidual scoring records with an 18- hole round of 70, and a nine-hole total of 33. Team records set were the lowest team score, 366 (versus Calvin), largest margin of victory, 31 strokes (versus Adrian), and the lowest team score on their home course, 388 (versus Adrian). With all but one golfer return- ing, next year promises to be an outstanding season, predicted Coach Hal Cutshall. soccer finishes fourth Losing many close games, the Hope College Soccer Team posted a 3-8-2 overall record, finishing fourth in the MIAA. Named to the All-MIAA team were Seniors Glenn Swier and Mahmood Masghati. Swier was also picked as the league's MVP for the second straight year. Coach Glenn Van Wieren remarked, I never had a group of men that worked harder or with as much enthusiasm as this year's team. 13A the |0 kt FRONT ROW: Mike Kincheloe, Renze Hoeksema, Jim McCollum, Yuji Takarada, Peter Warnock, Terry South, Paul Nieusma, Stan Christoffcrson, Bruce Slater. SECOND ROW; Joe Dellaria, Mark Holtz, Bill Tomlin, Peter Krcbsboch, Gerry Frazier, Dave Johnson, Kirk Beereboom, Juan Ramirez, Mohomed Al-Malki, Tom Van Tas- sel!, Rob McBride. THIRD ROW: Coach Glenn Von Wieren, Man- ager Joe Policaro, Sherwood Quiring, Jim Vonnice, Bil Dyrsten, Russ Ten Pas, Mamood Masghafi, Glenn Swier, Mark McCullough, Glenn Freisatz, Dave Silber, Brad Kirk, Habib Ismail, Assistant Coach Dave De Velder. •he |ocl s 135 Posting a 9-2-2 overall record, the Women’s Field Hockey Team captured the WMIAA with a 5-0-1 conference record. “The team was composed of dedicated, loyal, hockey players who went all out in making for a successful team experience,” com- mented first-year coach Leslie Swertfager. Seniors Anne Dimitre and Jean Lambert were named Co-MVP’s. Named to the All-Michigan Col- lege Team II were Seniors Anne Dimitre, Jean Lambert, Sue Berger, Carol Fret, Julie Egbert, Cathy Le Boeuf, Junior Anne Blackwell, Sophomore Karen Hartje, and Freshman Sue Gebhart. Sporting 8-6 overall and 6-0 league marks, the Women’s Volley- ball Team finished first in the WMIAA, and third in the state. Highlighting the season was a victory over Calvin in which Hope won every game. This is the best all-around team I've worked with since I've been at Hope,” remarked Coach Sandy Parker. Named Co-MVP's were Senior Chris White and Sophomore Karen Kooistra. FRONT ROW: Sue Berger, Jan Brock, Sara Norris, Cris Sackett, Sue Hoyt. SECOND ROW: Anne Dimitre, Anne Blackwell, Julie Egbert, Cathy LeBoeuf, Colleen Stowe, Robin Pope, Betsy McGinnis. THIRD ROW; Manager Lisa Burger, Carol Fret, Sue Gebhart, Peggy Hier- lihy, Karen Hartje, Jean Lambert, Margaret Byl, Vickie Visschcr, Melody Kowolski, Coach Leslie Swertfager. t 36 the |0 k� women's volleyball, field hockey capture league firsts FRONT ROW: Chris Ventre, Mary Ellen, Aufdcrhcide, Sue Rieckoff, Chris White, Sharon Kooistra. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Burke, Jodi Thurston, Jean Swanson, Coach Sandy Par- ker, Ann Crandall, Tammy Schiling. the lock� '137 1 38 � h |o k hoopsters uuin suncoost classic After capturing the Suncoast Classic over Christmas Break, the Varsity Basketball team finished 6th in the MIAA, posting 10-12 overall and 3-9 league records. In the tournament Juniors Jim Holwerda, the tournament and team MVP, and Dwayne Boyce were named to the All-Tournament team. “We became closer and a more compatible group through our trip to Florida and were more con- cerned for each other as fellow players and friends, stated Coach Russ De Vette. Boyce finished fourth in the nation in rebounding in the NCAA Division III, averaging 11.4 rebounds a game. In the season finale, Hope defeated Albion, giving Calvin the outright league championship. FRONT ROW: Don VanPernis, Paul VanOostenburg, Dwayne Boyce, Mike Rikscn, Jim Hol- werda. SECOND ROW: Kevin Clark, Chris Peterson, Woyne Von Dyke, Wes VandeStreek, Ed Ryan, Steve Vonder Hyde, Jeff Waterstone, Coach Russ DeVettc. wrestlers finish fourth Beginning the season with a dou- ble dual victory, the Hope College Wrestling Team posted a 9-10 sea- son mark. Their 1-3 MIAA mark gave the team a tie for fourth place. ‘‘With almost everyone return- ing, next year’s team should have a very fine season, predicted first- year Coach Rick Vanderlind. Sophomore Bart Rizzo was selected as Team MVP. J 140 the jock� FRONT ROW: Bart Rizzo, Walt Kniowski, Tom Barkcs, Jim Cannon, Tim Johnson. SECOND ROW; Coach Rick Vandcrlind, Jim Bedor, John Abe, Brad Bose, Tharlo Klaver, Paul Garmirian, Terry Fales. 141 women, men's jv hoopsters finish 7 -6 142 the |Ock� FRONT ROW; Mimi Boor, Mar Kolean, Pat Muyskens, Jean Lam- bert, Jan Buelow, Sue VanDis. SECOND ROW: Coach Carol Braak- sma, Laurie McAllister, Robin Law, Barb Geeting, Sue Dirkse, Jane Boeve, Mary Jo Bertsch, Trainer Lisa Berger. FRONT ROW: Karen Hortje, Nancy Kasmersky, Nannette Bian, Sue Gebhart, Sharon Lovett. SECOND ROW: Coach Leslie Swert- fager, Tammy Schuiling, Mary Ellen Aufderheide, Gail DeWitt, Kathy Anderson, Marilyn Rathbun, Sharon Kooistra, Vickie Visscher. Capturing first place in the Divi- sion B WMIAA's Basketball Tourna- ment, the Women's Basketball Team finished 4-4 in the league and 7-8 overall. “The team was a dedicated group of girls who gave 100% and showed much improvement as the season progressed,” commented first-year Coach Carol Braaksma. Junior Sue Dirkse was selected MVP. A come-from-behind victory over Kalamazoo in overtime highlighted the 7-8 season of the JV Men's Bas- ketball Team. “We had a team that turned work into fun because of the posi- tive support the players had for each other, stated Coach Glenn Van Wieren. Freshman Bruce Vander Schaaf was named MVP while Freshman Mark Eriks was named MIP. rh«l xk� I 143 FRONT ROW: David Brines, Scot Peterson, Mark Boelkins, Terry Lock, Ken Potter. SECOND ROW; Ken Bauman, Bruce Hilton, Mike Huizenga, Bruce VanderSchaaf, Mork Eriks. injuries plaque trackmen Plagued by many key injuries, the Track Team finished seventh in the MIAA with a 0-6 record. “The 1976 squad was as consci- entious, co-operative, and dedi- cated as any in my experience; but key injuries removed the team from a competitive position for all practi- cal purposes,” remarked Coach Gordon Brewer. Highlighting the season was a tie for sixth place in the De Pauw Invi- tational. Seniors Stuart Scholl and Jim Wildgen, the team MVP, were named to the All-MIAA Team. Scholl set the school and league records in the Three Mile Run, post- ing times of 14:17.6 and 14:26. Wildgen set the league and school records in the High Jump, 6'8' « . it - FRONT ROW: Coach Gordon Brewer, Steve Berger, Jim Wildgen, Kevin Clark, Kim Spals- bury, Mark Ongley, Doug Irons, Cal Jellema, Kurt Richardson. SECOND ROW: Manager Earl Slotman, Gerry Frazier, Brian Guth, Dave Whitehousc, Noel Wing, Lou Hoekstra, Rick Paske, Greg Gurtler, Paul Van Oostenburg. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Phil Doeschot, Dick Krueger, Jon Smeenge, Wayne France, Scott Hunt, Doug Knapman, Maurie Terpstra, Steve Faas. FOURTH ROW: Assistant Coach Dave Phillips, Stuart Scholl, Nevin Webster, Rich Foreman, Pete Maassen, Gus Lukow, Don Smit, George Moger. � t |o k� 145 Posting a 1 -5 league record, the Hope College Men's Tennis Team placed fifth in the MIAA. The team finished with a 4-11 overall record. Junior Dave Bartels was named Team MVP. 146 the jocki It « |0 k$ 147 FRONT ROW: Bill Leonard, Phil Bosch, Mark Boelkins, Oove Bartels, Jim Vonde Wege. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Larry Green, Bob Van Wyngarden, Brian Stouffer, Chris Ramsden, Bruce Vander Schaof, Greg Van Heest. baseball places third After recording their first winning record ever on their spring trip, the Hope College Baseball Team fin- ished with 15-12 overall and 7-4 league records, placing third in the MIAA. We played well every day of the season except one, com- mented Coach Jim Bultman. Our poor performance against a good Albion team cost us a champion- ship. Highlighting the season were a victory over national power David Lipscomb and a double-header sweep of Calvin. Senior Dan Van Pernis was named team MVP while Juniors Craig Van Assen and Jeff Water- stone and Freshman Terry Lock were named to the All-MIAA Team. if FRONT ROW: Jeff Woterstone, William Harrison, Jeff Beckeman, Gordon Alderink, John Brown, Craig Von Assen. SECOND ROW: Ken Appell, Rick Mclouth, Marty Edema, Al Watson, Dave Watkins, Tony Tcrracciano, Mike Wodja, Paul Stears, Bat Boy Matt Bultman. THIRD ROW: Head Coach James Bultman, Dan Van Pernis, Terry Lock, Bill Fobare, Bob Angle, Assistant Coach Ray Smith, Equipment Manager Norm Japinga. (He lock� 149 softball places second; women's tennis finishes even Finishing 5-4 overall, the Hope College Women’s Softball Team finished second in the league with a 5-1 record. The girls came a long way; they should be proud of their winning season, and should do even better next year, remarked Coach Barb Basnett. Sophomore Sharon Kooistra was named Team MVP. Beginning with a four game win- ning streak on their Spring Trip, the Hope College Women’s Tennis Team finished with a 6-6 record. The team finished 1-5 in the WMIAA, placing sixth. Junior Sue Rieckhoff was selected as MVP. FRONT ROW: Sue Von Dis, Chris White, Sue Rieckhoff. SECOND ROW; Sue Stokoe, Glo- ria Thome, Sue Von Delian, Nan Bian. THIRD ROW; Coach Rick Smith, Mary Jo Bertsch, Diane Lane, Sue Dirkse, Lori Shier, Carol Fret. 1 50 fh« (Ocki FRONT ROW: Kathy Sawinska, Karen Hartje, Kathy Martin, Cheryl Burke, Lucy Stites, Jodi Thurston, Kris Hendrickson. SECOND ROW: Manager Kim Vandenberg, Sharon Kooistro, Sue Gebhart, Barb Vande Vusse, Ellen Barker, Deb Grochowski, Aldine Forman, Vickie Visscher, Coach Barb Basnet� . rh« t© k� 151 archers finish even; women’s track places second In its first year as a varsity sport, the Women’s Track Team finished second in the WMIAA with a 3-1 record. Highlighting the season was a second place finish in the WMIAA Track Meet, with five first place fin- ishes by Hope women. ‘‘I enjoyed coaching the women tracksters, as they were motivated and worked hard,” commented Coach Sandy Parker. Selected as MVP was Junior Mary Kolean. Finishing with a 2-2 record, the Women’s Archery Team placed fourth in the MIAA. Senior Judy Kameraad was selected MVP. 152 the jocks Coach Leslie Swertfager, Wanada Baxter, Judy Kammcraad, Sue Alhgrim. tH |oclu 153 FRONT ROW: Don Williams, Todd Knecht, Bob Post, Steve Heneveld, More Whitlock, Gale Easton, Andy Neorpass, Craig Lammers, Terry South, Henry Shadwcll, Dove Petty. SEC- OND ROW: Joe Pedelty, John Smith, Derek Van Volkenburgh, Mark Baeverstad, Jim Ausema, Steve Kopach, Mark Boyce, Joe De Vctte, Tim Van Heest, Tom Richards. 1 54 the |Ock� � h« |0 ki I 55 ON GROUND: Deb Hoffman, Jon Buelow, Debbie Failing, Jerry Bevington, Walter Dana, Pat Hahn, Peggy Whitman, Lena Marrone. ON SHOULDERS: Sandie Rainey, llene Crysler, Linda Patmos. the results HC SOCCER OPP 6 GR Bible and Music 1 4 Purdue-Calumet 2 0 Western Michigan 1 2 Spring Arbor 2 1 Albion 2 0 Calvin 1 4 Olivet 0 0 Kalamazoo 3 1 Calvin I 1 Albion 2 1 Olivet 3 0 Kalamazoo 1 0 Michigan State 7 HC FOOTBALL OPP 41 Anderson 0 37 Concordia 7 30 Wheaton 9 19 Olivet 6 48 Kalamazoo 0 14 Alma 0 13 Adrian 0 21 Albion 21 48 De Pauw 22 HC CROSS COUNTRY OPP 16 Olivet 47 21 Kalamazoo 39 20 Alma 39 22 Adrian 37 17 Calvin 38 16 Albion 46 HC WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL OPP 1 Taylor 3 0 Ferris State 2 1 Grand Valley 2 2 Calvin 0 2 Albion 0 0 Spring Arbor 2 2 Alma 1 2 Olivet 0 2 Lake Michigan 1 2 Kalamazoo 0 'I Adrian 0 2 Lake Michigan 1 HC GOLF OPP 416 Albion 412 388 Adrian 419 404 Kalamazoo 419 420 Alma 410 422 Olivet 425 366. Calvin 386 HC WOMEN S BASKETBALL OPP 31 Saginaw Valley 55 42 Grand Valley II 46 56 Albion 33 46 Olivet 54 46 Calvin 56 57 Kalamazoo 25 54 Alma 60 48 Adrian 76 66 Aquinas 65 40 Saginaw Valley 48 65 Olivet 56 42 Shaw 68 55 Spring Arbor 50 HC WRESTLING OPP 27 Alma 24 45 Siena Heights 9 21 Huntington 31 27 Adrian 26 4 Eastern Michigan 42 44 Goshen 12 12 Kalamazoo 40 20 Lake Superior 32 24 Ferris State 15 29 Findlay 21 15 Alma 29 48 GR Bible and Music 6 4 Olivet 42 9 Muskegon Community 36 23 Manchester 27 3 Taylor 43 4 Kalamazoo 37 42 GR Bible and Music 8 43 Spring Arbor 6 156 the |0 ki HC BASKETBALL OPP 93 Trinity Christian 73 72 Concordia 71 60 Elmhurst 63 79 Aurora 71 78 Aquinos 106 71 Goshen 84 107 Tusculum 98 68 Johns Hopkins 64 57 Colvin 60 68 Alma 72 72 Kalamazoo 71 76 Trinity Christian 62 82 Adrian 80 72 Olivet 85 62 Albion 77 56 Calvin 64 68 Alma 79 68 Kalamazoo 82 86 Aquinas 67 71 Adrian 72 46 Olivet 61 82 Albion 80 HC TENNIS OPP 4 Belmont 5 2 Calhoun 7 4 Southern Tech 5 1 Emory 8 8 Berry 1 0 University of South 9 6 Trevecca 3 0 Alma 9 0 Albion 9 8 Aquinas 1 3 Grand Valley 6 4 Olivet 5 6 Adrian 3 1 Calvin 8 0 Kalamazoo 9 HC WOMEN S SOFTBALL OPP 12 Lake Michigan 2 1 Grand Valley 4 6 Delta 7 12 Muskegon Community 6 10 Grand Rapids JC 9 15 Albion 1 3 Calvin 2 0 Michigan State 17 2 Wayne State 6 HC WOMEN'S TENNIS OPP 5 St. Louis 0 6 Missouri Baptist 2 6 Missouri-St. Louis 3 9 • Meramec 0 3 Missouri-St. Louis 6 2 Alma 7 1 Kalamazoo 8 2 Calvin 7 2 Adrian 7 2 Albion 6 7 Aquinas 2 9 Olivet 0 HC TRACK OPP 64 Alma 81 69' � Albion 75' z 64 Olivet 81 65 Adrian 80 27 Colvin 118 67 Kalamazoo 77 HC BASEBALL OPP 2 Tennessee State 4 4 Tennessee State 2 3 Georgia Tech 4 6 Berry 4 0 Berry 2 2 University of South 1 7 University of South 4 2 David Lipscomb 12 8 David Lipscomb 6 0 Alma 1 7 Alma 2 6 Grand Valley 0 1 Grand Valley 2 1 Albion 7 0 Albion 4 7 Grand Rapids JC 9 9 Grand Rapids JC 6 17 Ferris State 22 9 Olivet 6 10 Olivet 2 1 Adrian 3 7 Kalamazoo 2 20 Kalamazoo 1 8 Calvin 1 6 Calvin 5 5 Aquinas 1 4 Aquinas rh jocks 157 the greeks alpha phi omega 160 arcadian 162 centurian 164 cosmopolitan 166 emmersonian 168 fraternal 170 knickerbocker 1 72 alpha gamma phi 1 74 delta phi 176 kappa delta chi 178 omega phi 1 80 sigma iota beta 1 82 sigma sigma 1 84 interfraternity council 1 86 pan-hellenic board 187 phi beta kappa 188 biology honors 1 89 classics honors 190 english honors 191 forensics honors 1 92 french honors 1 93 german honors 1 94 history honors 195 math honors 1 96 music honors 1 97 political science honors 1 98 psychology honors 198 Spanish honors 200 mortar board 201 158 the greeks FRONT ROW: Terry Chockley, Eileen Doyle, Bobbi Hoover, Julie Raobe, Cookie Krueger, Pam Beane, Jean Lineweaver, Nicki Piaget, Sue Ahlgrim. SECOND ROW: George Hoppe, Paul Otterness, Stephen Bishop, Fred Schlemmer, Ron Heiby, Dave Silber, Jim Picht, Dan Gallant, Dave Crisman, Dave Higgins. alpha phi omeqa 160 � K greeki •hcgreeki 161 arcadian 1. John Sloan. 2. Dave Wiest. 3. Dan Van Pernis. 4. Al Patterson. 5. Gordy Alderink. 6. Jimi Cannon. 7. Bill Aardema. 8. Steve Predi- ger. 9. John Brown. 10. Jerry Boose. I 1. Bob Delaney. 12. Todd Harburn. 13. Steve Vander Hyde. 14. Don DeYoung. 15. Scott Wissink. 16. Maurie Terpstra. 17. Dan Oster. 18. Steve Heneveld. 19. Phil Bosch. 20. Ted Grannis. 21. Craig Vander Molen. 22. Norm Donkersloot. 23. Hank Shadwell. 24. Dave Wissink. 25. Craig Van Tuinen. 26. Scott Hunt. 27. Bob Hunt. 28. John Gibson. 29. Tom Richards. 30. Randy Clark. 31. Dove Rynbrandt. 32. Wil- lie Hardy. 33. Kurt Droppers. 34. John Kostoshak. 35. Julius Byrd. 36. Todd Knecht. 37. Craig Higgins. 38. Dave Brines. 39. Milton Terrel. 40. Bruce Honholt. 41. Brad Kirk. 42. Gary Ramsden. 43. Jeff Schaffer. 44. Isaac Meyers. 45. Mark Boelkins. 46. Carl Toren. 47. Paul Muyskens. 48. Rich Spreng. 49. Bill Leonhard. 50. Mark Eriks. 51. Larry Kirk. 52. Ken Bauman. 53. Jerry Gilbert. 54. Kevin Clark. 55. Dave Schroeder. 56. Tom Van Tassel. 57. Brad Van Zyl. 58. Tony Terraciono. 59. Brian Bradley. 60. Andy Nearpass. 61. Tim Bennett. 62. Gary Camp. 63. Rick Van Hassal. 64. Dave Wrieden. 65. Pete De Young. 66. Lou Hoekstra. 162 rh« greekt fh gwh 163 I - 164 rhcQiccki centurion FRONT ROW: Carl Ford, Andy Busard, Mark Rhodes. SECOND ROW; Charlie Seifert, Ron Brown, Steve Eliason, Jack McMurtry, Joe Poli- coro. fhcgreckt 165 166 th gr««kt cosmopolitan 1. Stu Scholl 20. Rick Burden 39. Bill Bergstrom 2. Keith Zilinski 21. Scott Morey 40. Eric Rollins 3. Don Williams 22. Dave Blosch 41. Fred VanReesema 4. Brian Stauffer 23. Larry DcVuyst 42. Don VanDyken 5. Bob Namor 24. Glenn Shoup 43. Killer 6. Mark Lccnhouts 25. Keith Cahoon 44. Paul Anker 7. Bill Fortney 26. Jim Pancy 45. Scott Pontier 8. Rich Foreman 27. Brad Bose 46. Dewey Thompson 9. Dave Hoos 28. Brian Hipwell 47. Jan Ergeninger 10. Phil Reed 29. Jeff Beckeman 48. Rick Paske 11. Jim Ausema 30. Brad Helmus 49. Jerry Bevington 12. Dave Baker 31. Tom Kempers 50. Dave Zessin 13. Juan Ramirez 32. Gary Roe 51. Doug Burns 14. Dan Dana 33. Mike Ringlcberg 52. Rob Pocock 15. Gus Lukow 34. Bill Philipson 53. Dave Hedstrand 16. Rick McLouth 35. Tim Hartmann 54. Dave Kieffer 17. Rich Wolf 36. Jeff Porker 55. John Bush 18. Mike Land 37. Dan Darbor 56. Marlin Boer 19. Rick Dragovich 38. Kent Pogcl 57. Kim Spalsbury Aft A a. R theflreel � 167 emmersonicm 1. Peter Krebsbach 1 5. Bryan Weber 30. Craig Smith 2. Stephen Word 16. John Van Zanten 31. Sherwood Quiring 3. Shogi Fujito 17. Paul Wear 32. Richard Wheeler 4. Roger Miller 18. Alan Bcsselsen 33. James Schmidt 5. Jomes Horn 19. Jeffrey Smith 34. Thomos Foye 6. Gerald Mears 20. Allan Olthoff 35. Stephen Bruggers 7. Paul Otterness 21. Craig Van Zanten 36. James Vannice 8. Kim Edgel 22. Glenn Toren 37. Robert Vaca 9. Warren Schmidt 23. William Melville 38. Kim Buckley 10. Eric Buckley 24. Robert Torresen 39. Edward Mackiewicz 1 1. James Spitzkeit 25. Michael Drahos 40. Gordon Sterling 1 2. John Kleinert 26. Paul Nieusma 41. Edward Schmidt 1 3. Keith Czcrkos 27. Barton Neckers 42. Douglas Crew 14. Dale Van Dahm 28. Michael Bucter 43. Raymond Smith 29. Charles McOsker 44. Michael Michaels 168 thegcccki ftwgr««kt 169 170 thegrceki fraternal Aftf ft ft A A A rAa A A AA AflAflA a A 1. Brad Nehner. 2. Mike Skelton. 3. Bill Harrison. 4. Greg Gurtler. 5. Harold Delhagen. 6. Peter Boven. 7. Bort Rizzo. 8. Rich Farkas. 9. Steve Scott. 10. Pool Danigelis. 11. Matt Maneke. 12. Jeff Tittle. 13. Tom Barkes, 14. Bob Colemon. 1 5. Lew Ten Hove. 16. Wayne France. 17. Sven Anderson. 18. Brian Ellis. 19. Rick Martinos. 20. Jeff Riemersma. 21. Jon Soderstrom. 22. Bob Lees. 23. Don Malacy. 24. Mark Woodworth. 25. Tom Mays. 26. Komo Semour Warfield. 27. Mike Burley. 28. Fred Medendorp. 29. Jim Hickman. 30. Tom Boerigter. 31. Richard Moritz. 32. Bob Miller, 33. Boom Boom. 34. Bob Stearns. 35. John Scholten. 36. Jim French. 37. Tom Miller. 38. Duff DcZwaan. 39. Charlie Schreck. 40. Randy Klasing. 41. Rick Bryce. 42. Mark Boyce. 43. Mark Cook. 44. Rick Nauarra. 45. Jim Ritcheske. 46. John Broadbent. 47. Jeff Palmer. 48. Mark DeWitt. 49. Dirk DeYoung. 50. Gary Brugger. fhe greekt 171 knickerbocker 1. Rob Gunther 2. John Criscuolo 3. Alan Axberg 4. Mike Speidel 5. Jeff Burke 6. Kirk Hoverkomp 7. Jeff Chapman 8. Brad Ackerman 9. Rick Butler 10. Mark Preston 1 1. Doug Baird 12. Paul Dieterle 13. Brad Lambrix 14. Rob Geiger 15. Bill McNamee 17? thegrecki Ihegreeki 1 3 alpho gamma phi FRONT ROW: Lisa Hermcnet, Barb Smith, Barb Herbeck, Priscilla Bartles. SECOND ROW; Beth Daubenspeck, Karen Worfley, Martha Bar- nett, Debbie VanderVelde, Carol Patterson, Denise Nunez, Sandy Meeter, Meri Shima, Lynne Bulthouse, Kim Stevens. THIRD ROW: Debbie Gerber, Barb Pyzanowski, Shirley Yzenbaard, Cara Baas, Sandy Wells, Jan Middleton, Joyce McDermid, Amy Ward, Sara Gaylord, Laurie Zoct, Nancy Warren, Brenda Lambrix, Karen Woldman. FOURTH ROW: Paula MacBeth, Beth Ackerman, Sue Baker, Sue Klein, Mary Jo Zoet, Nancy Swinyard, Robin Mulder, Penny Peck, Sharon Carnahan, Sue Champagne, Liz Becker, Linda Pyle, Cathy Heise, Jane Visser, Becky Norden, Lisa Pifer, Sally Mouw. FIFTH ROW: Mary Flanagan, Cherrie Kremer, Melody Hamstro, Diane Conklin, Laura Camp, Carol Fret, Cheryl Demaagd, Natalie Quiring, Cris Boon, Ann Miner, Mary Harmelink, Leah Sunderlin, Jan Poppen, Bev Vanden Berg. � 74 rh« greets 1. Nancy Ponstein 2. Alison Wear 3. Grctchen Vander Klipp 4. Terri Smith 5. Nancy Hollenbeck 6. Lynne Blair 7. Cathy Brinks 8. Sally Meeusen 9. Jackie Billups 10. Kay Moores 1 1. Mary Wickert 1 2. Beth Visscher 1 3. Sheri Vander Werp 1 4. Margaret Mappes 15. Chris Ventre 16. Deb Lupkes 17. Tammy Ott 18. Sally Gilman 19. Kim Proos 20. Kathy Button 21. Kori Moerland 22. Jill Nihort 23. Beth Knecht 24. Shelly Driesengo 25. Leigh DeWolf 26. Katie Bosch 27. Beth VanKlompenberg 28. Ginny Checkley 29. Mary Grant 30. Jenny Bartels 31. Martha Ratering 32. Suanne Dykstra 33. Kathy Beuker 34. Deb Hoffman 35. Sarah Koeppe 36. Jane Vandc Bunte 37. Mary Beth Van Pernis 38. Lynn Cuti 39. Mary Jo Bertsen 40. Beth Stewart 41. Betsy Boersma 42. Penny Antonak 43. Pat Hahn 44. Nancy Pctroelje 45. Nancy Campbell 46. Julie DeWitf 47. Jan Hines 48. Meral Saylor 49. Sherry Visscher 40. Sandy Ritchie 51. Sue Van Dis 52. Anne Corbishley 53. Becky Badman 54. Barb Boerman 176 the greeki 178 thcg'ccki koppo delta chi FRONT ROW: Sandy Vander Roes� , Gail De Boer, Martha Van Dop, Jan Loveless, Jill Van Dyke, Sarah Hensler. SECOND ROW: Barb Davis, Dawn Erickson, Jenny Duncan, Cindy De Kruyter, Carol Most, Kathy Alexander. 179 1 1 80 the greekt omega phi FRONT ROW; Joy Dragovich, Eileen Doyle. SECOND ROW: Kolhy Tatz, Jo Ann Whiteflcct, Ginger Yoemans. THIRD ROW: Robin Boersemo. FOURTH ROW: Diane Batey, Jody Johnson. Kafhy Housman, fh« gte«k� 181 sigma iota beta FRONT ROW: Lynn Thomas, Betty Rouse, Kathy Kolenko, Margaret Byl. SECOND ROW: Kathy Burford, Lenann Williams, Bonnie Stark, Mary Ellen Wernette, Ann Blackwell. THIRD ROW; Helen Dingwall, Debbie Markwardt, Diane Harvey, Lola Mazza, Margie Johnson, Karen Bilow. 182 ttic gfeckt tfieg c«-k� 183 sigma sigma 1. Jean Reynolds. 2. Marilyn Paine. 3. Barb Bergold. 4. JoAnn Gonder. 5. Carol Cellura. 6. Lauri Kremers. 7. Robin Law. 8. Jan De Weert. 9. Becky Brookstra. 10. Pat Frey. 1 1. Cathy Cox. 12. Kelly McLain. 13. Melody Washington. 14. Leah Katt. 15. Sue VanDellen. 16. Terry Graham. 17. Mara Mulder. 18. Kathy Crimp. 19. Becky Eldrenkamp. 20. Ilene Chrysler. 21. Lissa Cadmus. 22. DeeAnn McCabe. 23. Ruth Barthel. 24. Jeanine Soeters. 25. Mary Ann Reed. 26. Karen Sterk. 27. Carol Retrie. 28. Ellen Bjikersma. 29. Lois McConnel. 30. Carol Cook. 31. Sara Norris. 32. Diana Lutterbein. 33. Suzanne Thornton. 34. Carol Vandenbcrg. 35. Cindy Bere. 36. Lori Hostetler. 37. Deb Von Hoeven. 38. Deb Bruininks. thegf« k� 185 interfraternity council FRONT ROW: Brian Stauffer, John Van Zanten, Glenn Toren, Dave Baker, Steve Berger, Tom Page. SECOND ROW: John Criscuolo, Rob Pocock. 186 FRONT ROW: Sarah Koeppe, Dawn Ericson, Martha Raftering, Sarah Hcnscler, Amy Ward, Sandy Wells, Becky Norden, Julie Weaver. SECOND ROW: Diane Harvey, Diane McCabe, Jenny Duncan, Carol Vondcnberg, Betsy Mclnnis, Kathy Brinks. pan-hellenic board thrg'ceki 187 phi beto koppa Nancy Ball John Brown Leslie Cameron Laura Camp James Donkersloot Leslie Doscher John Durham Patricio Dwyer Eric Endean Mia Fagerstrom Peter Ferriby Scott Field James Garmirian Jerry Giermann William Graham Judith Kammeraad Craig Lommers Lloyd Lemmen David Lifts Janet Loveless Roger Maitland Charles McOsker William Moreau Nancy Newton John Oldenkamp Peter Pruim Janet Ross Louise Shoemaker Edward Soderstrom Barbara Springer William Te Winkle Jane Vandenberg Dovid Vander Haar Gretchen Vander Klipp Jerrianna Van Gessel Timothy Van Heest Robert Verduin Susan Vincent Robert Vrooman Janet Wertz Thomas Westervelt Scott Wissink Gregory Wortley 188 tKc greekt biology honors Marilee Bartels Sally Brennan Gretchen Geldmaker Elaine Faustmon Jean Lambert Joe Pedelty Agnes Urquhart Dave Van Applcdorn Jane Vanden Berg thegr««k� 189 classics honors 1. Nevin Webster. 2. Larry Redder. 3. Faith Fishman. 4. Bill Tundell. 5. John Yeutter. 6. Phil Snellcr. 7. Kay Moores. 8. Peter Terriby. 9. Helen Keyes. 10. Steve Hoogerway. 11. Leslie Doscher. 12. Kerry Weisman. 1 3. Johnson Hsu. 14. Lynn Malvitz. english honors FRONT ROW: Dovid James, Barb Wrigley, Jerrianna Van Gessel. SECOND ROW: Kathy Brinks, Cindy Clark, Barb Bobcng, Bill Moreau, Gretchen Vender Klipp. THIRD ROW: Tim Van Heest, Mia Fagcstrom, William Reynolds, Sarah Henseler. forensics honors FRONT ROW: Mary Voskuil, Wendy Greenwood, Janet Cross, Nancy Noordhoff, Tkuko Okado. SECOND ROW: Harold Mikle, Rob Pocock, Jim Selbach, Mike Engelhard!, Everett Slentz, Pete Mooting. french honors Marge Faber, Sarah Bertalan, Beverly Kinoshita, Marcy Darin, John Creviere, Emily Ondra, Alison Wear, Jackie Donnelly, Annie Baudiment, David James. 193 german honors FRONT ROW: Margaret Vanden Berg, Jerrianna van Gessel, Emily Ondra, Lydia Huttar, Nancy Leonhardt. SECOND ROW: Lynn Bauer, Marcio Myaard, Kerry Wiessmann, Jan Wertz, Barb Geeting. 194 thegrceki history honors 1. Kim Baker. 2. Paul Fried. 3. Kay Gouwens. 4. David Clark. 5. Wilson Strand. 6. Joe Munn. 7. Russ Paarlberg. 8. Eric Niewoehner. 9. William Cohen. the gteek� 195 moth honors FRONT ROW: James Diephuis, Laura Camp, Gary Nieuwsma, Mahmood Masghati, Ray Lokcrs. SECOND ROW: Elliot Tanis, Nancy Pon- stein, David Hedstrand, Tom Westervelf, Faith Fisherman. THIRD ROW: Paula Dykstra, Dale Boss, Bruce Herman, Paul DeYoung, Glen Warn, Jim Vandermeer, David Smith. 196 music honors Goil Warnaar, Phyllis Hager, Kathy Mason, Laurie Van Ark, Martha Suydom, Ann Nethery, Adelia Decker. the preekt 197 politico! science honors FRONT ROW: Rudy Bruquist, Doug Hoogerhyde, William Tewinkle, Kathi Machle, Rob Pocock, Rachel Hesselink, Dove Vander Hoar. SEC- OND ROW: Stew Grahom, Renze Hoeksma, Sally Sprague, Eric Niewoehner, John Brown, Tim Hartmann, Nancy McCollum. THIRD ROW; Jim Donkersloot, Robert Elder, James Zoeteway, Neil Clark, Jack Holmes, Jim Stegenga, Dan Blauw, Jean Niehuis. 198 tKe greekt tm psychology honors 1. Vicki Hedlund. 2. Jennifer Yeomons. 3. Beth Elliot. 4. Ann Cron- doll. 5. Suzanne Champagne. 6. Steworf Pingcr. 7. Kothy Kor- Stonge. 8. Steve Faos. 9. Fern Shoemaker. 10. John Sloan. 11. Diane Conklin. 1 2. Jane Dickie. 1 3. Bev Kinoshito. 14. Joellen Fos- ter. 15. Mark Smircina. 16. Mary Steal. 17. Dick Thayer. 18. BoBo. rhcgrcckl 199 sponish honors Gretchen VanderKlipp 200 the grcekt mortar board FRONT ROW: Laura Camp, Margaret Vandenberg. SECOND ROW: Cindy Clair, Nancy Ponstein, Jerrianna Vongcssel, Karen Berman, Jane Vondenberg. THIRD ROW: Mavis Vanoostenburg, Leslie Doscher, Barb Wriglcy, Gretchen Vanderklipp, Louise Shoemoker, Patti Dwyer. � He greeki 201 the qroups milestone '76 204 anchor 206 wtas 208 higher horizons 210 chapel choir 212 college chorus 21 3 band 214 symphonette 21 5 student congress 216 association of women students 216 baker scholars 21 7 ministry of Christ's people 21 7 opus 218 association for computing machinery 21 9 american chemical society 220 forensics and debate 221 french club 222 german club 222 geology club 223 Spanish club 223 orchestra 224 music educators national conference 225 202 the groups 1. Steve Zylstro — Photogrophy Editor, Bob Watson — Photographer. 2. Karry Ritter — loyout and Design Editor, Paulo Houghton — Associate Editor, Jeff Boes — Managing Editor. 3. Lenora Parish — Staff, Keith Drew — Staff. 4. Robert Palma — First Semester Advisor, Leah Sunderlin — Staff, Doug De Boer — Staff, Colleen Cochran — Staff, Ann Rez- elman — Staff, Paul Fried — Second Semester Advisor. 5. Terry Bosch — Edi- tor. 204 � K groups the group 205 206 th« groups 1. Karen Dimon — Art Editor, Assistant Editor. 2. John Van Zontan — Second Semester Business Advertising Manager. 3. Robert Eckert — Associate Editor, Edi- tor. 4. Suzanne Watterson — Second Semester Copy Editor. 5. Barb Brown — Assistant Editor, Associate Editor. 6. John Scholten — First Semester Editor. 7. Randy Putalo — Second Semester Pho- tography Editor. th groups 207 208 the group� wtos A f ■ r fT) 1. Noel Wing. 2. Kay Moores. 3. Kim Chapman. 4. Paul Otterness. 5. John Zook. 6. Dove De Block. 7. Rodney Murray. 8. Paul De Young. 9. Larry Byl. 10. Ed Mackiewicz. 1 I. Bob Watson. 12. Craig Van Zonten. 13. Rob Robins. 14. John Hoekstro. 15. Ralph Schubert. 16. Gary Hasek. 1 7. George Latzanich. 18. James Farkus. tti g'Oupi 209 activities provided by higher horizons 210' the group Beginning with the traditional “March to Hope ' Higher Horizons provided many activities for the children of the community. Over 200 matches participated in picnics, outings, and a roller skating party in December, along with just spending time with their “brother” or sister. Added to this year's activities were handicraft sessions, in which children and Hope students made indian jewelry, candles, and string art. the group 211 chapel choir FRONT ROW: Martha Suydam, Holly Fox, Pricilla Bartels, Nancy Clair, Anne Boven, Holly Warren, Martha Barnett, Cheryl Blodgett, Lydia Huttar, Wendy Greenwood, Kim Stevens, Amy Mills, Debbie Boraski, Nancy Ball, Lori Sloothaak. SECOND ROW: Diane Eldridge, Debro Makely, Deb Cleason, Sue Walkotten, Nancy Tromp, Amy Ward, Mary Hospers, Ruth Muyskens, Mary Voskuil, Lynn Berry, Joan Vander- Kooi, Gretchen VanderKlipp, Norma O'Brien, Tami Martens, Leslie Pett, Debbie Herzog. THIRD ROW: Ann Nethery, Becky Waller, Kathy Beuker, Mary Pyle, Dee Faller, Johnson Hsu, Mike Drahos, John Vender Kolk, Steve Bergmann, George George, David James, Paul Johnson, Joan Rieck, Debbie Mallory, Linda VandenBerg, Martha VanDop. FOURTH ROW: Bill Agre, Jack Hill, Ed Schmidt, Glen Swier, Tim Mulder, Bob Ambrose, Dave Fowler, Wayne Brana, Jim Lampert, David Kragt, Dwayne Boyce, Bill Ashby, Mark Halverson, Steve Berger, Jeff Moot- man, Gary Oegema, Steve Hook, Dale Quackenbush, David Gerber, Phil McCullough. 2)2 the groups college chorus FRONT ROW: Director Roger Davis, Sheryl Kornoelje, Karen Wortly, Susan VanHouten, Sandy Jenkins, Kathy Kuivila, Bee Chin Tan, Debbie Gerber, Peggy Henninges, Lynn Raffety, Denise Burks, Noel Holly, Donna Baird, Cathie Tilroe, Cathy Cox, Barbara Bergold, Beth Dauben- speck, Martha Norden. SECOND ROW: Kathy Butts, Kitty Cleason, Celaine Bouma, Laura Earle, RaeAnne Slone, Phek Hwee Yen, Valerie Winslow, Jill Nihart, Linda Smith, Alan Kieda, Dan Osfer, Steve McCullough, Sharon Carnahan, Janis Nelson, Kathy Sawinska, Nancy Lampman, Susan VanDis. THIRD ROW: Lee Ann Soodsma, Gayle Greenhalgh, Mary Rumman, Donna Kocher, Lori Medema, Sally Gilman, Jude Page, Dale Boss, Sue Edgcomb, Doug Irons, Dave Petty, Phil Larink, Kerry Ritter, Peter Brink, Paul Hayes, Karen Woldman, Marjie Suydam, Meral Saylor, Beth Clinkenbeard, Nancy Mac Millen. FOURTH ROW: Sally Marema, Marilyn Johnson, Ingrid Heyden, Cathy John- son, Ann Northuis, Debra Van Sweden, Laurie Zoef, James Peterson, Johnathan Smeenge, David Whitehouse, Thomas Kennedy, Warren Schmidt, Adelia Decker, Susan Gibbs, Colleen Cochran, Janine Hahn, Jodi Thurston, Catherine Van Mater, Sherry Zylstra. FIFTH ROW: Mar- got Hoeksema, Margie Johnson, Kelly MeLain, Rae Syswerda, Kathy Housman, Beth Visscher, Sara Gaylord, Mike D'Oyly, Lou Hoekstra, Gary Voshol, Michael Baird, Scott Snow, Randy Weener, Donald White, Doug Van Den Berg, Anne Fries, Kathy Mason. SIXTH ROW: Shar- lene Kraal, Cathy Heise, Gayle Rudis, Liz Becker, Gretchen Coffill, Chris Woudwyk, Kathy Stratton, Glennie Russcher, Sally Meeusen, Carl Toren, Larry Byl, Nevin Webster, Jeff De Vrcc, Paul Daniels, Terry Bosch, Dewey Thompson, Clifford Amels, Jan Poppen, Ann Miner, Pat Bonga, Eileen Doyle. r i« g oupi 213 bond Piccolo Jill Lowman Flutes Melissa Gutwein Debra Bruininks Laurie Daniels Leigh DeWolfe Patricia Klungle Nancy MacMillcn Marla McMullin Marie Montanari Meral Saylor Cynthia Toellncr Lenann Williams Oboes Judy Cook Kathleen McCarthy Bassoon Beth DeJong Clarinets Down Ingall Adelia Decker Beth Lambers Laura McMullin Linda Pyle Claudea Rice Pamela Ripperda Mary Staal Gloria Thome Mary VandenBerg Alto Clarinet Karen Bilow Bass Clarinet Susan Edgcomb Contrabass Clarinet Scott Craig Alto Saxophones Mark Hulscbos Jennifer Parker Tenor Saxophone Scott Harlow Baritone Saxophone Wilson Richardson Trumpets Michael Atchley William Agre Ryan Adolph Forrest Evans Roy Johnson Paul VanSchouwen Robert Williams Horns Allison Kinch William Ashby Rondy Weener James Wildgen Trombones Scott Bradley Michael Land Jon Noble Karl Slentz Noel Wing David Wissink Baritones Larry DoVuyst Gregory Wortley Tubo Robert Ambrose Percussion Thomas Langejans Randy Clark Rick VanderMealen 214 the group� symphonette Violin Mark Van Arendonk Bassoon Suson Ahlgrim Phyllis Hager Carol Cook Bass Dawn Ingall Rochel Huttar Peggy Lubbers Linda Mitchell Horn Sandra Ritchie Flute Allison Kinch Susan Schiffer Melissa Gutwein Janice Laman Jane Vandenberg Judith Cook Marianne Walck Trumpet Oboe Roy Johnson Viola Ellen Bijersma Paul Von Schouwen Karen Handel Julie Vukin Laurie Van Ark Trombone Susan Van Haitsma Clarinet Laura McMullin Scott Bradley Cello Mary Vandenberg Percussion Stephen Eliason Forrest Evans the groups 21 5 student congress FRONT ROW; Tim VonHeest, Mary Dolman, Brenda Conklin, Sandy Meetor, Jim Selboch, Mike Drahos, Ed Ryan. SECOND ROW: Paula Bush, Pam Kirby, Linda Bos, Carol Patterson, Steve VanWylen, Steve Alkema, Stew Graham, Mary Voskuil. THIRD ROW: Hank Shad- well, Kim Williams, Roger Prindle, Gwen DeBoer, Jim Donkersloot, Dave Teater. association of uuomen students Marcy Darin, Kerry Wiessmann, Kim Chapman, Elaine Van Liere. 216 the groups ministry of Christ’s people Mike Riksen, Pete Scmeyn, Carolyn Walburn, Tim Mulder, Kristi Droppers, Bill Hillegonds, Jan Middleton, Tom Westervelt, Paula MacBeth. baker scholars FRONT ROW: Cheryl Booher, Julie De Witt, Beverly Von Den Berg, Nancy Ponstein, Doro- thea Megow, Mary Witty. SECOND ROW: John Brown, John Smith, James Donkersloot, David Marker, Bob Verduin, Ekdal Buys, Melvin Harju, Douglas Heerema, Robert Cline, Bar- rie Richardson. rt « group� 217 opus FRONT ROW; Mary Pyle, Barb Toylor, Dawn Erickson, Dick Thayer. SECOND ROW: Dave Cochrane, Christopher Atwood. 218 fKc group association for computing machinery FRONT ROW; Bruce Herman, Mahmood Masghati, Doug Knapman, Tom Westervelt, Dale Boss, Laura Camp, Sue Ahlgrim. SECOND ROW; George Blaske, Peter Brink, Loren Kleis, Charlie Seifert, Dave Boundy, Jim Diephuis, Gary Nieuwsmo. THIRD ROW: Greg Sims, Tom Lennox, Ron Hieby. the group� 219 American chemical society 1. Joe Dellaria. 2. JoAnne Whiteflcct. 3. Nancy Newton. 4. James Garmirian. 5. Phyllis Hager. 6. Path Dwyer. 7. David tfcdstrand. 8. Nancy Mottershaw. 9. Linda Kovacs. 10. Elaine Faustman. 11. Steven Bishop. 12. Bill Bergstrom. 13. Dan Smith. 14. Marvin Burgess. 15. Ted Newcomb. 16. Bart Ncckers. 17. Allen Olthoff. 18. Robert Motzer. 19. Jeff Smith. 20. Jody Johnson. 21. Chuck McOsker. 22. Steve Williams. 23. Larry Evans. 24. Jon Whit- ney. 25. Jeff Schaffer. 26. Jonathan Rich. 27. Dick Wood. 28. Kathy Kuivila. 29. Eric Endean. 30. Betsy Kaufman. 31. Kathy Stratton. 32. Duane Cowall. 33. Jim Hammond. 34. David Lifts. A A jn J 220 the group forensics and debate 1. Howard Miklc. 2. Mike Engelhard� . 3. Jim Sel- bach. 4. Everett Slentz. 5. Deb VanHoeven. 6. Janet Cross. 7. Tkuko Okado. 8. Nancy Noordhoff. 9. Wendy Greenwood. 10. Pete Manting. french club fi =� r -n ■ 1. Monsieur Le Thuon. 2. 8eth Knecht. 3. Shown Lovett. 4. Ericko Peterson. 5. Jackie Don- nelly. 6. Becky Eldrenkamp. 7. Annie Baudiment. 8. John Londono. 9. Peggy Swanson. 10. Diane Laslo. 1 1. Maria Sorrentino. 12. Betsy Keedle. 1 3. Kathy Housman. 14. Cathy Heise. 15. Gary Voshol. 16. John Creviere. german club FRONT ROW: Marcia Myaard, Peggy Zevalkink, Douglas Crew, Mary Jo Coughenour, Fern Shoemaker, Kathy Tatz, Kristina Martinez. SECOND ROW; Gisela Strand, Nancy Leon- hardt, Karmen Meyer, Barbara Geeting, Marianne Wolck, Larry Wildschut, Emily Ondra, Robert DeYoung, Larry Johnson. THIRD ROW: Alan Bedell, Nancy Pukell, Ingrid Heyden, Ursula Ncblung, Gerhard Mogow. 222 the groups 1. Von Burbach. 2. Becki Bolok. 3. Jon Loveless. 4. Goil De Boer. 5. Charles Otto. 6. Robin Frisbee. 7. Bob Drake. 8. David Crisman. 9. Rick Walters. 10. John Klanke. 11. Don Penni- man. 12. Barb Vis. 13. Barb Davis. 14. Barb Pyzanowski. 15. Scott Snow. 16. Bob Delaney. 17. Jere Cadoret. 18. Andy Loree. 19. Bob Wood. qeoloqy club I. Sarah Mouw. 2. Maria Castillo. 3. Amy Klapp. 4. Margo Cardoncr. 5. Antonia Searles. 6. Carlos Carus. 7. Ernesto Jimenez. 8. Cathy Von Pelt. 9. Elizabeth Decker. 10. Cathy Bliss. II. Richard Wolf. 12. Joe Dellaria. 13. Hubert Weller. 14. Peggy Hort. 15. Diana Faller. 16. Jorge Fernondez. 17. Kristina Martinez. 18. Orestes Pino. 19. Jean Lineweaver. 20. Julie Weaver. 21. Zenaida Mascorro. 22. Diana Lutterbein. 23. Chris McGuigan. 24. Scott Wregglesworth. Spanish club th grovpt 223 orchestra VIOLIN Jane Vandenberg Carol Cook Susan Ahlgrim Beth Daubenspeck Rachel Huttar Thomas Kennedy Linda Mitchell Sandra Ritchie Susan Schiffer Kathleen Tatz Lynn Thornburg Robert Torreson William Tomlin Rick VanderMeulen Marianne Walck VIOLA Laurie VanArk Karen Handel Terri Rohlck Fern Shoemaker Susan VanHaitsma Joanne Whitefleet CELLO Stephen Eliason Phyllis Athey Faith Fisherman Carolyn McCall Marjorie Suydam Mark VanArcndonk Catherine VanMater Tim VanSlooten BASS Peggy Lubbers Judith Bergsma Bob Baker Craig Potter FLUTE Melissa Gutwein Judith Cook Marla McMullin Jane Visser OBOE Julie Vukin Ellen Bijkersma Kathleen McCorthy CLARINET Mary Vandenberg Dawn Ingall Laura McMullin Linda Pyle BASSOON Phyllis Hager Beth DeJong HORN James Wildgen David Boundy Allison Kinch Jan Laman Jon Rietberg TRUMPET Paul VanSchouwen Michael Atchley Marc Cormack Roy Johnson TROMBONE Scott Bradley PERCUSSION Tom Langejans Sandy VanderRocst Forrest Evans ORCHESTRA MANAGER Stephen Eliason 224 the group� music educatcxs national conference AJKfKFKfKj A A A I. Laurie Van Ark. 2. Ann Nethery. 3. Rick Carlson. 4. Norma O'Brien. 5. Bill Ashby. 6. Paul Johnson. 7. Cheryl Blodgett. 8. Marian Voetberg. 9. Joon Vender Kooi. 10. Holly Warren. II. Martha Suydam. 12. Ann Boven. 13. Debbie Herzog. 14. Paul Van Schouwen. 15. Judy Cook. 16. Lee Ann Soodsma. 17. Kathy Moson. 18. Lola Mozzo. 19. Debbie Cleoson. 20. Linda Mitchell. 21. Allison Kinch. 22. Jan Evans. 23. Sandy Ritchie. ft groups 225 Aordemo, Goye, 92 Aardemo, Williom; 92. 162 Abe. John; 92. 141 Ackefmon, Beth. 92, 174 Ackerman, Brad; 172 Acri, Robert; 92, 129 Adcock, Shoron; 82 Agre, Bill; 212 Ahlgnm, Suson; 82, 160 Akermon, Michele; 52 Akker, Brion; 92 Aldennk, Gordon; 52, 149, 162 Aldrich, Gmger, 52 Alexander, Kathy; 52, 179 Alitki, Tim; 82 Al-Molki, Mohomed; 135 Alkemo, Steve; 52 Ambrose, Bob; 212 A melt, Clifford; 92 Andecton, Carol; 92 Anderton, Gory; 74 Anderton, Jonet; 52 Anderton, Kathy; 142 Anderton, Michelle; 92 Anderton, Sven; 52, 171 Andrea, Laurie; 25 Angle, Robert, 92, 149 Anker, Paul; 92, 1 67 Antonok, Penny, 74 Appell, Ken; I 49 Archer, Paulo; 25 Atchcrenner, Chorlet; 1 1 1 Athby, Bill; 212 Arhey, luAnn; 74 Athey, Phyllit; 82 Atkint, John; 82 Atkmton, Barbora; 92 Atwood, Chnt; 52, 218 Aufderheide, Mory; 82, 137, 142 Ausemo, Jim; 82, 154, 167 Axberg, Alan; 172 Azkoul, Thercte,- 74 Boar, Miriam; 74, 142 Boot, Cora; 82, 174 Bobintki, Duonc; 92 Bobintki, Kathyrn; 74 Bodmen, Becky,- 74 Bocverttad, Mark; 82, 154 Baird, Donno, 92 Baird, Doug, 172 Boker, Dovid; 74, 167, 186 Baker, Robert, 92 Boker, Suson; 74, 174 Bokker, Harold, 111 Hcer, Steve, 74 aldouf. Garth, 82 II. Money; 52,212 Ballord, Catandro; 92 Bolok, Rebecca; 82 Borotki, Deboroh; 52,212 Barker, Barbara; 111 Barker. Ellen; 52, 151 Borket, Thomat; 74, 129, 141, 171 Barnett, Mortha; 174,212 Barry, Peter; 72 Bartelt, David; 74, 147 Bortelt, Jennifer; 74 Bartelt, Morilee; 52, 189 Bartelt, Pritollo; 82, 174,212 Barthel, Ruth; 74 Barton, Pom; 82 Botert, Potncio; 92 Batey, D.one; 52,181 Batts, Dovid; 129 Boudimenl, Annie; 92, 193, 222 Bauer, Lynn; 52, 194 Boumon, Ken; 143, 162 Baxter. Wonodo; 82, 153 Beach, letlie; 111 Beahm, Catherine; 74 Beochum, Perry; 129 Beok, Cheryl; 82 Beonc, Pam; 160 Bcord, David; 82 Beormon, Brenda,- 52 Beck, Keith; 82 Beckemon, Jeff; 92, 149, 167 Becker, Elizabeth; 92 Bedell, Alon; 111.222 Bedor, Jomet; 82, 141 Beereboon, Kurt; 92, 135 Been, Sutan; 52 Begley, Andy; 74 Bessel, Howard; 129 Benet, Gordon; 74 Bennett, Kurt; 129 Bennett, Noncy; 53 Bennetl, Tim; 82, 162 Bere, Cindy; 74 Bergen, Karen; 53 Berger. Steven; 53, 145, 186, 212 Berger, Sue; 53, 136 Bergold, Borbara; 92 Bcrgtmo, Audrey; 92 Bergmonn, Steve. 212 Bcrgttrom, Bill; 82, 167 Berent, Worren; 74 Berman, Karen; 201 Berman, Deboroh; 111 Berry. Lynn; 21 2 Bertolon, Soroh; 193 Bertich, Mory Jo; 142, 150 Bettelten, Alan; 74, 168 Beaker, Katherine. 82,212 Bevon, Croig; 74 Bevmgton, Jerry; 74, 155, 167 Ban, Nanette; 92, 142,150 Bijkertma, Elconore; 82 Billups, Jocklynn; 53 Billow, Karen; 53. 182 Bingel, Bradford; 92 8ishop. Stephen, 82, 160 Biorkland, Kathy, 82 Blackwell. Anne; 136, 182 Blacqui'e, Bril; I 29 Bio-', Cmdy; 74 Blair, Lynne; 53 Blotch, Dave,- 82, 167 Bloskc, George; 74 Blauw, Daniel; 74, 198 Blouw, David; 74 Blauw, Ellen,- 92 Blemly, Jayne; 92 Bliss, Greg; 74, 129 Blodgett, Cheryl; 53, 212 Bloemendoll, Dirk; 53 Blue, Alyson; 82 Bobeng, Barb; 53, 191 Boehl, Holly; 92 Boelens, Kristin; 74 Boelens, Lucinda; 53 Boelkms, Mork; 92, 143, 147, 162 Boer, Morlm; 82, 167 Boerighter, Tom; 171 Boermon, Borboro; 74 Boers, Mork; 82 Boers, Susan; 53 Boertemo, Robin; 82, 181 Boersma, Betsy; 74 Boes, Jeff; 82, 204 Bocve, Jane; 92, 142 Boeve, Robert; 92 Bolhoasc, Shirley; 92 Bonem, Reno; I 1 I Bongo, Pot; 92 Bonnetto, John; 129 Boon, Crit; 92,174 Boose, Jerry; 53, 162 Bos. Bruce; 92, 129 Bos, LeeAnn; 82 Bosch. Ph.l; 74, 147, 162 Bosch, Richard; 93 Bosch, Terry; 82. 204,213 Bose, Brad; 82, 141, 167 Boss, Dole; 82, 196 Boss, Gayle,- 93 Boss, Jomes; 53 Bottemo, Lito,- 93 Boulton, Wayne; 111 Boo mo, Celome; 93 Boumon, Steve; 54 Boundy, David, 93 Boven, Anne; 212 Boven, Peter; 171 Bowers, Robert; 82 Boyce, Dwayne; 74, 139, 212 Boyce, Mark; 129. 154, 171 Boyce, Richard; 129 Boyer, Rodney; 111 Braoktmo, Carol; 142 Bradloy, Brian; 82,162 Brody, Allen; 111 Brano, Woync, 212 Bronford, John, 74 Bros, Mary; 54 Bremer, Jeff; 74 Brennan, Solly; 189 Brewer. Gordon, 111, 145 Brines, David. 93, 129, 143,162 Brink, Peter,- 74 Brinks. Kathy; 54, 187, 191 Broodbent, John; 93, 1 29, 171 Brock, Janet; 83. 136 8rockmeier, Richard; 111 8rocne, Donold; 54 8rookstra, Becky; 93 Brower, Milton,- 93 8rown, Barbara; 54, 207 Brown, John; 54, 145, 162, 198 Brown, Mark; 74 Brown, Robert; 111 Brown, Ronold, 54, 165 Browning, Keith; 106 Brugger, Ann; 106 Brugger, Gory; 171 8rugg nk, Jomes; 83 Bruggers, Stephen; 54, 168 8rummks, Debra; 93 Brums, Elton; 111 Bruins, Mory; 83 8rumels, Solley; 83 Bruquist, Rudy; 198 Bryant, Marshall; 93 Bryce, Rick; 171 Bryson, Dean,- 111 Buckley, Enc; 93. 168 8ucklcy, Kim; 54, 168 Buelow, Jan; 142, 155 Boetcr, Michael; 75, 168 Buikcmo, Robert; 54 Buis, Dave,- 54 8usord, Andy; 165 Bultmon, Jomes; 111, 129, 145 Bultmon, Mott; 149 Bultmon, Thomas; 83 Burboch, George; 93 Burden, R.ck; 129, 167 Burford, Kothryn; 75, 182 Burgan, Michorl; 83 Burge, Carol; 93 Burgencr, Brian; 129 Burger, Lisa; 75, 136, 142 Burgess, Morv; 75 Burke, Cheryl; 93, 137, 151 Burke, Jeff; 172 Burke, Sandro; 83 Burkhart, Sheri; 93 Burley, Michoel; 93, 129, 171 Burmeister, Payl; 25,93 Burns, Douglas; 83,131,167 Burroughs, Jon; 93 8usby, Ann; 54 Bush, Barb; 93 Bush, John; 54, 167 Busman, Poul; 93, 129 Busman, Sondy,- 93 Buttema, Dione; 83 Butcher, Lynn; 93 Butler, Rick; 172 Butler, Daniel; 93 Byl, Lawrence; 93, 209 Byl, Margaret- 54. 136, 182 Byrd, Julius; 162 Cohoon. Keith; 167 „ . Callum, Jim,- 135 Comp, Gory; 162 Camp, Laura; 55, 1 74, 196, 201 Campbell, Nancy, 83 Connoo, Jomes; 55, 141, 162 Commonest, Horry,- 25 Cordoner, Margarita; 93 Carlson, Riehord; 55 Corison, Wayne; 112 Corlstom, Morybeth; 93 Corson, Martha; 93 Carus, Carlos; 55 Caskey, Gregory; 75 Castillo, Mario,- 112 Covonaugh, Kevin; 93 Cecil, Robert; 112 Celluro, Carol, 93 Champagne, Suzonne; 75, 194, 199 Chopman, Jane; 75 Chopmon, Jeffrey; 94, 172 Chopmon, Kim. 209 Chen, Chun Mm,- 94 Chock ey, Mark, 94 Chockley. Terry. 75,160 Chodos, Julie, 94 ChristoHcrson, Stan; 94, 1 35 Churchill, Jone; 55 Cloerboul, Mory,- 55 Clo.r, Cindy.• 25, 55,201 Cloir, Nancy, 83 Clark, Cynth o; 55, 191 Clork, Dov.d; 112. 195 Clark. Kevin,-83. 129, 139, 145, 162 Clark, RandaK; 94, 162 Clover, lionne, 83 Cteoson, Deb; 21 2 Clegg, Jill; 94 Clemmcns, Christine; 55 Cline, Robert, 1 I 2 Clinkcnbcard, Beth; 94 Clough, John; 83 Cochran, Colleen,- 94, 204, 213 Cochrane, David, 75 Coffill, Gretchcn; 94 Cohen, Williom; I 12, 195 Coleman, Bob; 129, 171 Collms, Bill,- 129 Collins, Elizabeth, 55 Collins, Robert; 75 Conklin, Brenda. 94 Conklin, Dione; 75, 1 74, 199 Come, Mork; 83 Corbshley, Anne; 83 Cook, Carol; 55, 75 Cook, Jeffery; 55 Cook, Judy; 75 Cook, Mark; 94, 106, 111, 129 W Coughenour, Mary; 83, 222 Covino, Christine; 83 Cowall, Suone,- 55 Cox, Cathy; 94 Cox, Deborah; 55 Crom, Roger; 75 Crandall, Ann; 75,137, 199 Creet, Catherine,- 56 Crevierc. John; 112, 193, 222 Crew, Douglos; 168, 222 Crimp, Katherine; 83 Criscuolo, John,-172, 186 Czismon, David; 83, 160 Crittenden, Noncy; 56 Cross, Janet; 83, 192, 221 Crounse, Lois; 83 Cryslcr, Noncy; 56, 155 Cupery, Dennis,- 83 Curtis, Russel; 25 Cuti, Lynn; 83 Cutshall, Hoi; 132 Czerkas, Keith; 75,168 Dodd, Stephen,- 94 Dolmon, Mary; 75 D Ambrotio, Anno,- 25, 83 Dana, Don,- 167 Dana, Walter, 155 Daniels, Paul; 25, 94 Domgclis, Poul; 171 Dannenberg, Mary; 94 Darbor, Don; 83, 167 Darin, Marcy; 193 Daubenspeck, Beth; 83, 174 Davenport, Ann; 94 Dows, Barbora; 83, 179 Davis, Don; 56 Dov.s, Roger; 112 Day, Cheryl; 83 Doy, John; 113 Doy, Margaret; 56 De Block, Dovid; 75, 209 Debo. Williom; 83 DeBoer. Douglas; 83, 204 DeBoer, God, 56, 179 DeBoer, Gwen; 75 DeBow, Peg; 56 Decker, Adeho, 83. 197 Decker, Bill; 75 Decker, Elizobcth; 56 Decker, Romclle,- 75 -ppers, Kurt; 12 mos, Joy; 95 5 nan, Jeanem; 76, 179, 187 l p, Judy; 84 , f. ?'Po David; 57 1,? 3 84 ,J:r O P0111; i- c011; ' 8 ' yeridge,D he, 76 212 nk, D i: . 'nk, Don .MarY; . Ge Fr Frie- Fries, Frisbie, Fuiiia, Sh - .. Gabriel, Jan; 85 infonh, Carla,- 85 s 160 iii? -'- Ga 1 Q a; 76 , 1; Gormiriarf James;58, 141 fr Govcsso,Carol; 106 Word,$ara,85174 Gebhar', Susqni96, 42, 151 Barb,- 142, 19 , 2 pDebra; 96 r, - aker, Gretchen; 58, 189 1 nsemer, Scott; 96 r92, George; 212 58,212 2. h;95,174,k-221 ' 11552-252 Goeman, Don; 96 Goeiz, David; 58 6021:, Martha; 58 Gender, Jo Ann,- 21 don, Rick;129 2,-76 Graham, William; 59,198 Granberg, luvs, 1 15 Grannis, T2d;129,162 Green,lawrence,115,129,147 Gulu, William; 96 Gunther, Rob; 17 Guth,Brian,-85,1 9,1'45 . uiwein, Melissa; oger, Derrick; 9 -ger, Phyllis; 1 H012, Susan; 96 Hallenbeck, Gor ' - Hallenbeck,Nan g alverson, Mark; ambleion, lynn; amstra, Melody; appe, George; 5 , 1 arbum, Todd; 85, 129, 162 ardy, Willie; 96, 162 min, Melvin; 1 15 armelink, Mary; 76, 174 arper, Patti; 59 arrington, Jane,- 1 15 -rrison, Bi11;85, 149, 171 - rsono, Budi; 59 wt Peggy.- 85 -nie, Karen; 85, 136, 142, 151 nmann,Tim; 59, 167, 198 arvey, Diane; 59, 182, 187 Hasek, Kenneth; 76 Hash, Jon; 85 Hang, Sylvia; 85 Haverdink, Randy; 129 Haverkomp, Kirk; 172 Hayes, Paul; 21, 85 Hedlund, Vicki; 85, 199 Hedstrond, Dave; 167, 196 Heerema, Douglas; 1 15 Heib , Ronald; 96, 160 Catherine; 96, 174, 222 , Lauren; 96 Meri-Jo; 60 Brad; 85, 167 h Hemenway, Stephen; 21 , 1 15 Henkel, Thomas; 96 Hendrickson, Dan; 129 Hendrickson, Krisvin; 76, 151 Heneveld, Sieve; 162 Henrickson, Amy; 85 1 rickson, Rita,- 6O ler,Scrah60, 179,187,191 rbeck,Barbru;60,174 H man, Bruce, 85,196 Hermenet, Lisa; 76, 171 Herfgl, Maryann; 60 Her: ,;Deborah 60, 212,225 Hess, im; 76 Hesse k, Rachel; 76, 198 Heyde Ingrid; 60, 222 Hichw Bryant; 1 15 Hickman, Jim; 171 Hierlihy, Peggy; 76, 136 , 15Hi2tbrink, Denise; 60 Higgins, Craig; 162 l'hqgins, David; 60, 160 Higgins, Rose; 76 Hildebrand, Elaine; 85 Hill, Jack; 25, 77, 212 llggonds, Mlliam; 106 I, Bruce; 96, 143 arms; 77 Brian; 85, 167 n 77 Ho 1 an,Janita,- 115 H enbach, John; 115 1mes,Jack; 116, 198 house, Ann; 96 0112, Mai?! 60, 135 Holwerda, Douglas; 60, 129 Holwerda, Jim; 85, 129, 139 Hong, Michael; 77 Honh , Bruce; 60, 162 Ho rhyde, Doug; 85, 198 H gerwoy, Steve; 190 Hoogstra, Susan; 60 Hook, Steve; 85, 212 Hooker, Michael; 77 Hoos, David; 86, 167 Hoover, Bobbi; 160 Horn,.1im; 86, 168 Hospers, Mary; 77, 212 Hosfeiler, Lori; 86 I Houghton, Paula;l 6, 204 Housman, Kathy; 86, 181, 222 Howard, Jim; 86 Howm, Colleen; 96 ' Hoyt, Suzanne; 60 6 Hsu, Johnson; 60 0, 212 Huizenga, Mike; Hulschos, Mark; Hunt, Bob; 162 Hum, Jack,- 86 Huni, Sec ,- 86, Hurford, P01,- 9 HImar, Lydia; 1' '4, 212 Hyde, Richard; 1 Iams, Howardfl 16 lngoll, Dawn; 61 Irons, Doug; 86, 145 Ismail, Habib; 135 zen, Mark; 77 James, David; 61, 191, 193, 212 Japinga, Norm; 106, 129, I49 Jekel, Eugene; 116 Jelensperger, Sieve; 97 Jellerna, Calvin; 97, 145 Jellema, Dirk; 1 16 J2 ' Sandra; 97 Jon , Lynne; 25 Jensan, John; 61 Jenn, Arthur,- 1 16 f L fT m Johansen, June; 61 Johnson, David; 97, 1 35 Johnson, Glenn; 1 31 Johnson, Jocelyn; 86, 181 Johnson, Jeonne,- 97 Johnson, Margie; 182 Johnson, Marilyn; 97 Johnson, Nancy; 86 Johnson. Pad; 61,212 Johnson, Ricki; 61 Johnson, Tim; 129, 141 Johnson, Torn; 86 Jolman, Down; 97 Jones, Joonne,-97 Jousmo, Carolyn; 97 Junk, Ocon; 97. 129 79 1.153 Kolkwarf. Debcroh; 77 Kallemyn, Sue. 97 Kammercad, David Kammerood, Judy; Komps, Linda; 77 Kone, Alike; 97 Kosmcrsky, Nancy; 142 Kotsube, Noriko; 77 I fl J KaM.leah.6l Kaufman, Elizobelh; 77 Kowloski, Melodre; 97 Keedle, Belty; 97,222 Keith, Mark; 86 Kelley. Sandy; 97 Kempers, Thomas; 86, 167 Kenbcek, Deborah; 97 Kerle, Arthur; 77 Kerlikowske, Beverly; 25 Keyes, Helen; 190 Khomsi, Ahmad; 77 Kiani, Mohammad; 61 Kiony, Esfandior,- 61 Kieda, Alon; 86 Kicffer, Dave; 61, 167 Kiel, Darnel; 77 Kinchcksc, Mike; 135 King, Heother; 97 Konoshito, Bev;61, 193, 199 Kirby. Pom. 97 Kirk, 8fod; 86,135, 162 Kirk, lorry; 97, 162 Klapp, Amy; 86 Klopthor, Marky; 86 Klassing, Joan; 61 Mossing, Randal; 97, 171 Klassen, Cindy; 97 Klavcr, Thorlo; 86,129, 141 Kleimon, Randy; 86 Klein, David; 116 Klein, Sue; 174 Klein, John; 77,168 Kle.s, loren; 77 Kleis, Rebecca; 97 Klem, Stephen; 97 Kloostcrhouse, Laurie; 97 Klungle, John; 108 Klungle, Patricia, 77 Knopmon, Doug; 131, 145 Knecht, Beth; 222 Knecht, Todd; 154,162 Kniff, Kevin, 129 Kniowsk., Walter; 61, 141 Knudson, Karen; 77 Kobus, Jomes; 61 Kocher, Donna; 97 Koeppe, Sarah; 77, 187 Koleon, Mary; 77, 142 Kolenko, Kothy;62, 182 Kooiker, Anthony; 116 Kooistro, Shoron; 86, I 37, 142, 151 Koopmon, Doug; 129 Koops, lorry; 62 Koops, Myro; 77 Koorstro, Joruco, 97 Kopoch, Steve; 154 Kornoclje, Sharon; 97 Kostoshok, John; 86, 131, 162 Korstongc, Kathleen; 62, 199 Kovocs, Linda; 62 Kowolski, Melody,-136 Krooy, Linda, 86 Kraft, George. 117. 129 Krogt, David; 86. 212 Krogt, Paul; 77 Kroker, Herbert; 86 Kramer, Woyne; 117 Krebsboch. Peter; 97, 135, 168 Kremcr, Cheryl; 86, 174 Kremcrs, louri; 97 Kroon, Mary; 77 Kropf, Kris; 77 Krueger. Cookie. 160 Krueger. Dick; 86, 145 Kuipcrs, Doug; 86 Kuivila, Kathryn; 86 Kwitengo, Jane; 86 Kupfrom, Russ; 25 Kruzenbecger. Lynn; 62 Kgtrlob; Ken. 62 LaBaugh, Thomos; 106 Loman, Jan; 62 laman, Jim; 86 Lcmnets, Beth, 97 Lambert, Jeon; 136, 142, 189 Lambert, Noncy, 62 lambo� , Brod; 172 lambrix, Brenda; 174 Lammers, Craig; 62, 154 lompen, Nancy,- 98 lompen, Mike; 77 lampert, Jim; 21 2 lond, M.ke; 77. 167 lone. Done; 86. 150 Lone, John; 98 Lone. LiSO; 98 longejans, Tom, 98 lonmg, Robert, 87 Lormk, Phil; 98 loslo, Dione; 98,222 latronich, George,- 62, 209 law, Robin; 21,98, 142 learned, Corol; 98 leBoeuf, Cothy; 136 Ice, Peggy; 62 luedecke, jane; 77 Leenhouts, David; 98 Leenhouts, Mark; 87, 167 lees. Bob; 129, 171 lehmonn, Soroh; 87 lemmen, Mileoh; 98 lemmer, Robin; 77 Lennox, Tom,- 98 Leonhard, Bill; 98, 162 Leonhardt, Noncy; 87, 194, 222 leonwich, Jill, 77 lievense, Barbara.- 98 lightowler. Jeon; 77 lind, Mork; 62 linewcover, Jean,- 160 lipp, Richard; 77 LiMs, Dav.d; 62 LiMs, Kay; 62 Lobb, Ken; 77 lock, Terry; 132, 143, 149 lohmon, Phil; 78 lohr, Rolph; 62 lokers, Ray; 62, 196 londono, John; 222 lont, Titr; 98, 129 Lorenz, Steve; 129 lonnce, Morgoret; 98 loumon, PhM; 78 lound, Dianne; 98 loveless, Jonet; 63,179 loveM, Shoron; 142 LoveM, Shown; 98 lowe, Diane; 78 lowmon, Jill; 87 lubbers. Pot; 98 lubbers, Peggy; 87 Lukow. Gus; 63, 145, 167 lundic, Greg; 98 lupkes. Deb, 87 lupkes, Jonet; 63 Luskey, Amy; 87 lulterbem, Diono; 87 Moassen, loois; 25 Moossen, Peter; 145 Mootman, Debro, 87 Mootmon, Jeff; 63 Macbeth, Poula. 87, 174 MocDoniels, Joseph; 117 Mockiewicz, 168, 209 Mockmnon, Noncy; 87 Magee, Phil; 129 Mohood, Shoron; 117 Momwormg, Michele,- 98 Moitland, Roger; 63 Moior, Mike; 63 Mokely, Debro; 63, 212 Molcolm, James; 117 Mollory, Debbie; 212 Molvitz, lynn; 190 Maneke, Matt; 171 Mann mo. Lorry; 98 Monf.ng, Peter; 192,221 Mapps, Margaret; 87 Morema, Salley; 78 Marker, David; 108 Markwardt, Debbie. 78, 182 Morrone, Lena, 155 Mortens, Paul; 98 Mortens, Tami; 21 2 Martin, James; 78 Mortin, Kothcrme; 87, 151 Martin, Noncy; 98 Martin, Tim; 98 Martin, Wendy; 87 Martinez, Kristmo,- 98, 222 Mortmie, Valorie; 78 Mortinus, Rko; 63,171 Mosghati, Mohood; 63,135, 196 Moson, Kathy; 87, 197 Most, Andreo; 98 Most, Corol; 63, 179 Most, Morsho; 87 Matthews, Pom,- 98 Moxwell, Ken; 87 Mays, Tom; 99,129, 171 McAllister, Lauro,- 99, 142 McAllister, Ricbord; 25, 87 McBride, Rob, 87, 135 McCabe, Dione,- 63, 187 McCall, Carolyn; 25, 79, 99 McCollum, Noncy; 63, 198 McCarthy, Jeanne; 108 McCombs, Bruce,-117 lots; 87 I� , Phil; 212 McDermid, Joyce; 87, 174 McElban, Karen; 87 Mdnnis, Betsy; 136, 187 McIntosh, lorry; 79 McIntyre, Russ; 78 McIntyre, Williom; 117 McK.e, Mory; 99 Mclouth, R.ck; 129, 149, 167 McMullm, lauro,- 63 McMullm, Marla; 87 McMurtry, Jack; 165 Meeuwssen, Lmda. 99 Megow, Dorothea; 78 Megow, Gerhard; 11 7, 222 Melville, Bill; 78, 168 Mcrvak, Tim; 87 Meyer, Jeff; 78 Meyers, Isaac; 162 Michael, Delbert; 118 Michaels, Mkhocl,- 168 Middleton, Jan,- 87, 1 74 Miklc, Harold; 192,221 Mill, Shoron; 87 Miller, 8ob; 171 Miller, Debbie, 99 Miller, Edwino; 78 Miller, Jacquelyn; 99 Miller, James; 63,129 Miller, Mimi; 99 Miller, Noncy; 1 18 Miller, Roger; 168 Miller, Tom; 99. 171 Mills, Amy; 21 2 Miner, Ann; 99, 1 74 Mitsos, Robin,- 99 Modrcs, Koy; 209 Moerlond, Mark; 78 Moger, George. 131, 145 Mohr, lou; 78 Montonori. Mone; 99 Moore, Terry; 1 18 Moored, Susan; 25 A Moreau, WilUom; 63, 191 Morehouse, John; 64 Morey, Scott; 167 1 1. Moritz, Richord, 1 71 Morrone, Kyle; 99 Morse, Peter; 78 Morton, Tim; 99 Mohff, James; 118 Motzer, Robert; 78 Mouw, Barbara; 64 Mouw, Solly; 1 74 Mu|cm, Norecn; 99 Muider, David; 64 Mulder, Mara, 64 Mulder, Robm; 1 74 Murvgoll, W,ll,om; 1 18 Munn, Joe; 195 Murphy, Greg; 99 Murray, Rodney; 209 Muyskens, Pol; 64, 142 Muyskens, Paul; 162 Muyskens, Ruth; 64, 21 2 Myoord, Marcia; 1 94, 222 Myers, Isaac, 99 Nomor, Bob; 167 Nopier. Tim; 99 Nethery, Ann, 64, 197, 222 Neumeier. Beth, 78 Newcomb. Ed; 78 Newkirk, Jess; 108 Newton, Nancy; 64 N edt, Bob; 25 Niehuis, Jeon; 198 Nielsen, Ted; 118 Nieusmo, Paul; 135, 168 Nieuwsmo, Gory; 64, 1 32, 196 Niewoehner, Enc. 78. 195, 198 N-hcrt. Jill; 99 Noordhoff. Nancy; 192, 221 Noppert, Jerry; 99 Nordby, Margrett; 99 Nordnn, Rebecca; 65, 174, 187 Norris, Kim, 99 Norris, Sora,- 78, 136 Northuis, Susan; 65 Nunez, Derise; 78, 174 Nycnhuis, Jacob; 11 8 Nyenhuis, Ko-en; 99 Nyhuis, Jeon; 78 Nykerk, Corol; 65 O'Bnon, Normo,- 65, 21 2 O'Brion, Sara,- 99 Ockerse, Rolph; 118 Ocgcmo, Gary; 212 Okodo.lkuno; 192,221 Okkcr, Karen; 99 Olsen, Maureen; 99 Olsen, Shirley,- 78 Oithoff, Allan; 78, 168 Ondro, Emily; 65, 193, 194, 222 Ongley, Mark; 99, 131,145 Ortquist, Melissa; 100 Osborn, Pouf; 129 Oster. Dan, 100,162 Ostermk, Deb; 79 Ott, Tommy; 79 Ottcrness. Pool, 160, 168, 209 Otto. Charles; 79 Paorlberg, Russ; 1 95 Page, Judith; 100 Page, Tam,- 65, 186 Pagel, Kent; 100, 167 Poichl, Tomos; 65 Paine, Doug; 65 Palmo, Robert; 119, 204 Palmottcr, Tom; 100 Palmer, Jeff; 78, 171 Pancy, Jim; 129, 167 Ponek, Tim; 100 PapaGeorge, Mory; 100 Porish, lenoro; 204 Parker, Jonet; 65 Porker, Jeff; 167 Porker, Jenny; 100 Parker, Sandro; 119, 137 Poske, Richard; 100, 145, 167 Pofmos, lmda; 155 Patterson, Alex,- 100, 162 Patterson, Carol; 174 Potterson, Margaret; 79 228 the inde Paul. Daniel; 119 Peorse, Shoron; 100 Peek, Penelope, 100, 174 Pedelty, Joe; 64, 154,189 Penmmon, Donald; 79 Peterson, Chris; 139 Peterson, Doug,-132 Peterson, Ericka; 100, 222 Peterson, Greg; 79 Peterson, James; 100 Peterson, Katherine; 65 Peterson, Scot; 100, 143 Petroelio, Nancy; 79 Pett, Leslie; 79,212 Petty, Dov.d, 100, 154 Pfeiffer, Ned; 79 Philipson, BUI; 167... PMIhps, Dove. 145 Piaget, Nicole; 79,160 P.cein.no, Mlko; 100 Plcht.J.m; 160 Picked, Noney; 65 Piers, Jomes; 119 Pifer, lisa, 65, 174 Pinger, Stewart; 199 Pmo, Orestes; 119 Pocock, Rob; 21, 79, 167, 186, 192, Policoco, Joe; 79, 135, 165 Ponstein, tombert; 119 Ponstem, Noncy; 65, 196, 201 Pontier, Scott; 167 Pope, Robin; 136 Poppen, Janet; 100, 174 Post, Bob; 1 54 Post, Jon; 79 Potter, Ken; 143 Potter, Ron; 79 Powell, Charles, 119 Power, Virginia; 79 Powers, Mike; 100 Prediger, Steve; 100. 129, 162 Preston, Mork; 79, I 72 Pnce, linwood, 65 Prmdle, Roger; 65 Prins, Albert; 1 19 Pruim, Peter; 66 Poke� , Nancy; 222 Putolo, Rondy; 207 Pyle, Linda; 174 Pyle, Mary; 77, 212, 218 Pyxonowski, 8orb; 79, 174 Quockenbush, Dole; 212 Ouorles, Mimi; 100 Qoiring, Notolie; 174 Qu.ong, Sherwood; 66, 135, 168 Roabe, JuU; 160 Rodike, Sheryl; 100 Roe, Gory; 167 Roffcty, Lynn; 79 Rolph, George; 120 Roiney, Sondie; 76 Roirvrei, Juon; 135, 167 Romsdcn, Chris; 66, 147 Romsden, Gory,-129, 162 Rothbin, Marilyn; 66 Romthun, Arthur; 79 Ronthum, Arde; 129 Ratenng, Mortho; 187 Rothbun, Marilyn; 142 Redder, Larry; 190 Reed, Doug; 100 Reed, Mary; 66 Reed, Phil; 167 Reeverts, Rita; 100 Remking, Robert; 120 Remmelts, Dole,- 66 Remtemo, Mory; 66 Renner, Thomas; 108 Reynolds, Jeon; 100 Reynolds, William; 120,191 Rezelmon, Ann; 100, 204 Rhem, Dovid; 66 Rhodes, Mork; 165 Rice, Claudeo; 79 Rice, Lynda; 66 Richotds Audrey; 100 Richords, Tom; 79, 129, 151, 162 Richardson, Barrit; 120 Richardson, Kurt; 66, 145 Richordson, Todd; 129 Ridl, Jock; 120 Riebel, Suson; 66 Rieck, Joon; 212 Ricck, Normon; 120 R.eckhoff, Suson; 66, 137. 1 50 Riedlinger, Morilyn; 66. 76 Riegler, Kimberly; 100 Riemersmo, Jeff; 171 Rietberg, Roger; 98, 120 Rigterink, Tom,- 100 Riksen, Mike; 139 Ringelberg, Michael; 79, 167 Ripperdo, Pomelo; 101 Ritchoske, Jim; 66, 171 Ritsemo, Robert; 99, 120 Ritter, Korry; 101.204. 213 Rizzo, Sort; 141 Roods, Laurel; 101 Robbins, lavra; 101 Robins, Rob; 209 Rogers, Steve,- 79 Rollms, Eric, 167 Rouse, Betty, 182 Rummon, Mory; 101 Rummler, Carol; 66 198 Russchor, Glcnnyce; 101 Russel, Patricio; 67 Ryan, Ed; 139 Rynbrant, David; 79, 162 Sockett, Kristin; 101, 136 Sanchez, Rebecca; 101 Sanford, Dione; 67 Santingo, John; 101 Saunders, Jeffrey; 101 Sowinsko, Kothy; 151 Saxton, Poul; 67 Schockow, Carl; 121 Schaffer. Jeffrey,-101.162 Schakel, Peter; 121 Scheer, Motthais; 101 Schendel, Sorah; 108 ScNffer, Suson; 101 Sch.ling, Tommy; 137, 142 Schipper, Vern; 108 Schlemmer, Fred; 160 Schmidt, Ed; 79, 168,212 Schmidt, Jomes; 67, 168 Schmidt, Warren; 101, 168 Scholl. Stuart; 67, 131, 145, 167 Scholtcn, John; 171,207 Schreck, Charles; 67, 171 Schrceder, David; 162 Schrotenboer, Jon; 132 Shubert, Ralph; 209 Schuilmg, Philip,- 67 Schuiling, Tamoro; 101 Schultz, Sehvyn; 67 Scott, Noncy; 101 Scott, Steven; 101. 171 Searfei, Antonio; 121 Seel, Thomas; 67 Secser, James,- 121 Seifert, Chorles; 165 Selboch, Jim; 67,192, 221 Semeyn, Pete; 129 Serna, Joel; 101 Shodwell, Hank; 154, 162 Sharp, Stuort; 121 Shaughnessy, John,-121 Shepley, Suson; 67 Sherburme, Fronk, 99, 121 Sherburne, Marie, 79 Shier, Lorie,- 150 Shimo, Men; 67, 174 Shoemoker, Fern; 199, 222 Shoemoker, lourse, 67, 201 Shoji, Fu|itO; 101 Shoun, Paul. 25. 67 Shoup, Glenn; 167 Sietsma, Sherry; 101 Sikkemo, Karen; 79 Silber, Dove,- 135, 160 Sima, Thomas,- 79 Sims, Gregory, 80 Skelton, Michoet. 129, 171 Skmner, Elizabeth, 101 Slater, Bruce; 135 Slater, Dwight; 68 Slentz, Everett; 192, 221 Sligh, Mark; 68 Sloan, Jomes; 68 Sloon, John; 80, 162, 199 Sloorhook, lori,- 80, 212 Slofmon, Eorl, 80, 145 Smozik, Dov.d; 80 Smeenge, Jonothon; 25, 101, 145 Smirc-no, Mark; 80, 199 Smrt, Don; 1 45 Smit, Michael; 25 Smith, Borbro; 68, 174 Smith, Craig; 168 Smith, David; 100, 121 Smith, David; 80, 196 Smith, Jeff; 168 Smith, John; 80. 129, 154 Smith, Linda; 101 Smith, Michael; 101 Smith, Raymond; 122, 129, 149, 168 Smith, Richord; 122, 150 Smith, Rick; 68 Smith, Terri; 80 Sneller, Phil; 190 Soderstrom, Jon; 171 Soodsmo, LeeAnn; 80 Sorrentmo, Mario; 222 South, Terry, 68, 135, 154 South wick, Ed; 101 Spohbury, Kim,- 80,131, 145, 167 Spe.del, Mike; 172 Spelvmg, George, 25 Spencer, Lynne; 101 Spitzke.t, James; 101, 168 Sprogue, Solly; 68, 198 Spreng, Rich; 162 Sprik, Sherman; 80 Springer, Barbra; 68 Stool, Mory; 80, 199 Stool, Steven; 101, 131 Stogg, Geoffrey; 80 Stanford, Debra; 80 Stork, Bonnie; 101, 182 Stouffer, Brion; 147, 167, 186 Stearns, Robert; 101, 171 Steors, Paul; 149 Steonwyk, Steven; 122 Steffens, Gregory; 101 Stegemon, Marsha; 101 Stegengo, James; 68, 198 Stekctee, Chorles,-122 Stephenson, Margo; 102 Sterk, Karen; 21 � “ Sterling II, Gordon,- 68, 168 Stevens, Kim; 174, 212 Stitcs,lucy; 80, 151 Stokoe, Suson; 102, 150 Stoup, John; 68 Stout, John; 21,102 Stowe, Colleen; 136 Strand, Giselo; 122,222 Strand, Wilson,-122, 195 Strouch, Conrad; 102 Strock, Karen,- 69 Sturtevanl, Debotoh; 69 Suchecki, Kent; � 02, 129 Sunderlm, Lcoh; 102, 174, 204 Sutton, Eugene; 25,69 Suydom, Martha; 197,212 Swanson, Jeon; 137 Swanson, Morgoret; 69 Swanson, Peggy; 222 Sweet, Bloir; 80 Swertfoger, Leslie; 122, 136, 142, 153 Swier, Glen; 69, 135,212 Swinyord, Noncy; 80, 174 Switzer, Rick; 69, 132 Synk, Robert; 102 Syswerdo, Roe; 102 Tokorada, Yuji; 135 Tommi, John; 101, 122 Ton, Bee Chin; 80 Tangenberg, Joy; 69 Tonis. Elliot; 123,196 Tonnehiil, Grace; 25 Toll, Kathleen; 181.222 Taylor, Borb; 218 Taylor, Nancy; 123 Teater, David, 80, 129 Ten Have, lewis,- 80, 1 29, 171 Ten Hoor, Henry; I 23 Tenpas, Russel; 69, 135 Terpstro, Maurie,-80, 145. 162 Terrocono, Tony; 80, 149, 162 Terrel, Milton; 162 Ternby, Peter; 190 Tewmkle. Will.om; 25. 198 Thoyer, D.ck; 199, 218 Thomos, Kirby,- 102 Thomos, Lynn; 80, 182 Thome, Gloria; 102, 150 Thompson, Dewey; 129, 167, 213 Thompson, Robert; 21, 131 Thornburg, Lynn; 102 Thurston, Jodi; 137. 151 Thurston, Reid. 102 f.lroc, Cathie,-102 Timmer, J. Normon; 108 Timmer, Paul, 69 Tittle, Jeff; � 71 Titus, Robert; 102 Toeller, Cynthio, 102 Tomkn, Bill; 102,135 Toren, Corl; 102, 162 Toren, Glenn; 80, 168,186 Torresen, Robert; 102, 168 Tourtellotte, Donald; 102 Treadwell, Barb; 69 Tromp, Noncy; 69,212 Tsoi, Henry; 69 Tubergen, Ben; 69 TundeII, Bill; 190 Upchurch, Brent; 80 Urban, Robert; 69 Urquhort, Agnes; 81 Vaco, Robert; 168 Valerio, Michoel; 81 Van Alten, Debbie; 70 Von Ark. Laurie, 197, 225 Von Assen, Croig, 70, 149 Von Dohm, Dole; 168 Vonde Bunte, Jone; 81 Vondc Bunte, Mory; 70 Von Dellen, David; 109 Von Dellen, Susan, 81, 150 Von Den Berg, Bev,- 174 Vonden Berg, Carol; 81, 187 Vonden Berg, Jon; 102 Vondenberg, Jane, 70, 201 Vondenberg, Kim,- 151 Vonden Berg, Undo; 70. 21 2 Vondenberg, Margaret; 70, 194, 201 Vondenberg, Mory; 81 Vonden Berg, Michael, 70 Vonden Berge, Cathy,- 102 Vonderb.lt, William,- 123, 131 Vander Hoar, David; 198 Vander Hyde, Steve,- 139, 162 Vander Klipp, Gretchen; 70, 191,200, 201, 212 Vander Kolk, Craig; 70 VondcrKolk. John; 212 Vander Kooi, Joan; 21 2 Vondcr Kuy, Chnstine; 102 Vonder loon, Jim; 81 Vanderlind, Rick; 141 Vonder Meer, Jomes; 70, 129, 196 Vander Mculen, Rick; 81 Vonder Molen, Croig; 70, 162 Vander Roest, Sandy; 179 Vonder Schaaf, Bruce, 102, 143, 147 Vonder Velde, Deb; 174 Vondervelde, Richord; 123 Vonder Wege, Gary, 25, 81 Vonder Wei, David, 21. 109 Vonder Werp, Sheri; 102 Vander Woude, Elizabeth; 102 Vande Streek, Wes; 139 Van De Vusse, Borboro; 102, 151 Vonde Wege, Jmt; 147 Van Dis, Susan,-81, 142, 150 Von Dop, Martha, 70, 179, 212 Von Dop, Philip; 81 Von Dop, Stephen; 103 Von Duyne, Kim; 103 Von Dyke, Jone. 70 Von Dyke, Jill, 71, 179 Van Dyke, Wayne, 139 Van Dyken. Donald, 71, 167 Von Eerden, Daniel; 129 Von Ess. Jomes. 81 the index 229 Von Eyl, F. Phillip; 123 Von Foosen, Pool; 101, 123 Von Genderen, Jurt; 109 VonGessel, Jernonno,- 71, 191, 194, 201 Von Hossel, Richord; 162 Von Hecst, Grog; 147 Von Hecst, Timothy; 71, 129, 151, 191 Von Hemcrt, Mike; 81 Von Hooven, Deboroh; 103, 221 Von Hootcn, Susan; 71 Von Hoven, Foith; 71 Van Iwaorden, John; 102, 123 Von Klompcnbcrg, Both; 103 Von Licrc, Eloino; 109 Von Lioro, Thomas; 103 Von lommol, Mark; 81 Von Moter, Cothorino; 103 Vonnkc, James; 71, 135, 168 Vonoostenborg, Mavis; 201 Von Oostenburg, Pool; 139, 145 Von Poll, Kothleon; 71 Von Pcrnis, Doniol; 71, 139, 149, 162 Von Portfliet, Lindo; 81 Von Portfliet, Shoron; 103 Von Potten, James; 124 Von Rccsemo, Fred; 167 Von Slooten, Tim; 103 Von Sweden, Debro; 81 Von Sweden, Ed; 81 Van Tossell, Torn; 81, 135, 162 Von Tu.ncn, Craig; 71, 129, 162 Von Tulncn, Raymond; 109 Van Volkcnborgh, Derek; 154 Van Wiorcn, Glenn; 124, 135 Von Wyk, Sandro; 71 Von Wylen, Gordon; 109 Von Wylen, Steve; 81 Von Wyngarden, Bob; 103, 147 Von Zonten, Croig; 81,168, 209 Von Zonten, John; 168, 186, 207 VonZyl, Brad; 81, 162 Venere, Cm; 103, 137 Veromoy, Sherie; 103 Verduin, Bob; 71 Verhey, Allen; 124 Vcrhoos, Gorry; 103 Vickers, Judith; 124 Vickers, Robort; 124 Vincent, Soton; 71 Vi;, Barbaro; 72 Visschcr, Beth; 103 Visschcr, Christopher; 103 Visschcr, Steve,- 81 Visschcr, Vickie; 136, 142, 151 Visser.Jane; 103, 174 Voetberg, Marian; 81 Voetberg, Roth; 103 Voogd, Henry; 124 Voorhei, Dirk; 72 Vojhol, Gary; 222 Voikoil, Mary, 81, 212 Vroomon, Robert; 72 Vokin, Jolie; 103 Vonder.nk, Ralph; 102, 125 Woalkcs, Robert; 103 Wogenoor, Frank; 103 Wogncr, Rich; 103 Wolck, Marianne; 222 Wolkottcn, Sown; 81,212 Waller, Rebccco;212 Walter;, Rick; 81 Ward, Amy; 81, 174, 187,212 Word, Steve, 129, 168 Warfield, Komo; 171 Worn, Glen; 81, 196 Warnock, Peter; 103, 135 Warren, Holly; 212 Warren, Nancy, 174 Wotcrstonc, Jeff; 81, 139, 149 Wotkin;, Dovid; 149 Wotwn, 103, 149 Wotwn, Robert; 103, 204, 209 Wotwn, Sloven; 103 Watterwn, Soonne; 207 Wear, Alison,- 72, 193 Weor, Pool; 168 Weaver, Jol ; 187 Webb, Felicio; 103 Weber, Bryan; 168 Web;tcr, Ncvin; 103, 131,145, 190 Weencr, Rondy; 213 Wehncr, Brod; 72 Wcismon, Kerry; 190 Weller, Hobort; 103, 125 Weller, William; 72 Well;, Sandy; I 74, 1 87 Werkmon, Barry; 109 Wernetfe, Mory; 182 Werlx, Janet; 72, 194 We;tervelf, Thomo;; 72, 196 We;tfoll, Kimberly,- 103 Wetlock, Sheldon; 125 Wheeler, Brook;; 1 25 Wheeler, Nancy; 1 25 Wheeler, Rich; 72, 168 White, Chri;tine; 72, 137, 150 White, Donald; 91,213 Whitefleet, JoAnn; 72, 1 81 Whilefleel, Todd, 103 Whitehouse, David; 73, 145 Whitlock, More; 73, 1 29, 1 54 Whitman, Peggy; 155 Whittle, John; 125 Whritcnoor, David, 73 Wickcrt, Mory; 103 Wiederhold, Sandro; 103 Wie;;mann, Kerry; 73, 194 Wictt, Dovid; 73, 162 Wildgon, Jim; 73,145 W.ldtchol, Lorry; 222 Williomt, Bob; 131 Williomt, Debro; 81 Williom;, Donald; 125 W.lliom;, Donald; 103, 154, 167 Williom;, lenonn; 73,182 Williom;, lorma; 73 William;, Steve; 81 W.lwn, John; 125 Wilwn, Kimberly; 73 Wmg, Noel; 145,209 Wmgeier, louro; 73 Winslow, Voler.e; 81 Wuner, Larry; 81 Wn;ink, David; 162 Wu;ink, Scott; 73, 162 Witty, Mary; 73 Wo;do, Michoel; 129, 149 Woldman, Karen; 174 Wolf, R.chord; 167 Wood, Bob; 73 Woodby, Abigail; 81 Woodworth, Mark; 81, 171 Wormmeetfcr, Randy; 103 Woronowicz, Mondi; 103 Wortley, Gregory; 73 Wortley, Karen; 103, 174 Woudwyk, Christine; 81 Wregglesworth, Scott; 103 Wr.eden, Dovid; 103, 132, 162 Wrigley, Barbara; 21,73, 191,201 Yojimo, Yoichi; 103 Yamozoki, Hideo; 73 Ycifer, Dove; 129 Yen, Phek Hwee; 81 Yeoman;, Jennifer; 81, 199 Yeutter, John; 190 Young, Don; 73 Yzcnbaord, Shirley; 174 Zelenko, Jane; 103 Zender, Suzy; 81 Zendler, Robert; 103 Zettin, Dove; 129, 167 Zcrvolkink, Peggy; 222 Ziegler, Ellen; 81 Zilinski, Keith; 81, 167 Zoet, lourie; 103, 174 Zoet, Mory; 81, 174 Zootewey, James; 103, 125, 198 Zook, John; 103, 209 Zuverlnk, Myra; 109 Zwort, Lori; 103 Zylstra, Kim; 73 Zylstro, Sherry; 73 Zylstro, Steve, 73, 204 230 the index I would like to thank those who helped to make Milestone '76 the book that it is. Paula Houghton and Jeff Boes, who helped to organize the book and keep things running smoothly. Steve Zylstra, Randy Putala, and Bob Watson, for taking, develop- ing, and printing the many pictures in the book. Tom Renner, Colleen Cochran, Keith Drew, Lenora Parish, Leah Sunderlin, Ann Rezelmen, and Doug De Boer, for helping out when and where they could, and doing the little things that saved me so much time. Robert Palma and Paul Fried, for their advice in solving problems that I faced. Stevens’ Studios, for their very fine portrait service. My family and friends who gave me the support and encouragement that was very much needed. I would also like to give added thanks to four whose extra effort I could not have done without. Karry Ritter, for sharing his knowledge of layout and design and yearbooks in general, along with his keen sense of humor. Tom Veenendall, my former high school adviser, who showed me how to run a yearbook and whose concern for me greatly helped me. Robert Talsma, Representative for Taylor Publishing Company, whose instruction in the technical aspects of the book greatly aided me, and whose friendship and Christian witness made an impact on my life. Last, but foremost, Jesus Christ, who through His death and resur- rection made it possible for me to experience real meaning, forgive- ness, peace, and joy in my life; Jesus was with me every day, help- ing me to deal with the problems of the yearbook, as well as the other problems of life. May God bless you all. Sincerely, ffconlu I 231 I get up, eat, go to class (some- times), eat, go to class, study, eat, study, and go back to sleep. Maybe I’ll go to an occasional party or some other activity. I go to the same classes day after day, week after week, month after month, seeing the same people over and over again. Sometimes I do real well in something, but the joy only lasts for a little time. Maybe King Solomon was right — All is vanity! Human experience shows this vanity as men seek wisdom, pleas- ure, and wealth, and are never sat- isfied. Neither philosophy, pleas- ure, or a compromise between them brings lasting satisfaction. As we reflect in this bi-centennial year, not only on the life of our country, but also on our own lives, we ask the same questions that man has been asking since the days of Adam and Eve — Does life have any real meaning? And if so, how is it found? About 2000 years ago, Jesus Christ answered the question of how man could find real meaning in life. Christ came so that man might have life, and have it more abundantly. It can be found real easily — whosoever believeth in Him, should not perish, but have ever- lasting life. Real meaning in life — we all want it; we all can. Does your life have real mean- ing? It can — if and only if you give your life over to Jesus. Give this bi-centennial year spe- cial meaning — give your life to Jesus. — Terry Bosch 232 the end