Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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as we search for ourselves through those around us, P Sophomore Delta Phi pledges J. on stage at a pledging event. |ane Repke. Jan Arncson and Melodie Meyer anxiously await their turn to go Equally important to these types of renovation, is the “renovation” that a stu- dent undergoes within his four years in college. With fearful expectations and nervous excitement the search begins. It’s not just going down new roads in new shoes — it’s creating a new value system, and cop- ing with the uncertainty of yourself in most ever)' area. 'Hie pressure is greater than anything encountered be- fore, and the pressure to handle it is even stronger yet. ] ll. .Um,, Freshman Curt DcVctto stars in The Hail Banana on Broadway. 3

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For each of us — a new dawn to rise to. First it was Van Vlcck — then Phelps, later Win- ants Auditorium, and still later Voorhees, Renova- tion — it seemed to be the key occupation of the campus, whether in cur- riculum, class hours, departments, athletics, individual organizations, or the physical buildings themselves. In fact, before the end of September, stu- dents and faculty became accustomed to the sound of hammering and the smell of wet paint. Sponsored l»y the Social Activities Committee. Student Congress, and the administration. Winants Auditorium rec eived a major overhaul dunng the 79 Christmas break. To assure better viewing from all vats... the- house, a new seating plan was installed, as well as a new ceiling to combat the problem of heat loss. Added to the Audito- fi the ludii' ecp ipm-' , r°'W,'0n room ° csscn sound and light distraction, and provide locked storage space 2

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Right: Senior Kathv Soeters investigates graduate school materials. Bel low: Frcshm.in ll.unct Korhus takes a breather between loads. V Pu ltriK Senior Boh Ik is demonstrates how to use one's time l etween classes wisely.