Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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CHAPEL CHOIR Front Row: Chri Brurk, Wendy Hanson, Kathleen Ki»tler. Lynette Carter, Julia Huttar, Chri» Van Eyl, Nancy Brumm, Mary Jo Cray, Dancttc Matlraon, Linda Oegema, Diana Smith, Rhonda Hcrmancc, Elizabeth Tremblry, Mary VanAILbnrg. Second Row: Sue Prentice, Rebecca Shank . Nora Lea Tam . Rebecca Mila». Robbi Hietburg, Wendy Crawford, Susannah Ki»t. Amy BeUtra, Jan Anderson, Jody Tallmadge, Judy Corde», Jennifer Heilman, Lauria Majchrxak, Nancy Walchenbach. Third How: Scott Curley, Greg Rupright. Dayna Beal, David Baar, Crain Boa», Bill Bry on. Julie Kiucma, Michelle Norlhui», Sheryl Baar, Jan Johnson. We Blood, Jonathan Van O ». Tom Barthel, Ken Fisher, Donald MacDonald, Ed DcGroot. Back Row: Mark Snyder, Jeffrey Allen. David Henning . Craig Byer, Bruce Davi», David Hedge . Tom Ten Hoeve. Ryan Pfahler, Ken Neevel, Blaine Brumel . John North. Bob Hartl, Steve Geurink. Evan Boote. Mike Schmuker, Michael Spitter . Not Pictured: Beth Anderson, Jonhn Christian. Mike Johnson. Jeff Porte. Rieger Rotburg, Todd Schuilling. Bruce L'lberg. Jennifer Van Duyne, Joel Van Houten, Kathy Worden. Chapel Choir and Alumni attempt to create that unique sound.

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SUNDAY MORNING CHOIR Fronl Row: I .aura Sander . Donna Dr Fore t, Kri»ty Barne . Jenny llritman. Belh Faukiich. Kim llrllrr. Lorriann Hargreaves. Margret Oklalnrr. Janrt Knutson. Back Bow: David Baar, Cyndy Standard. Valerie Anderson. Kurt Stork. Jon Ralmeyrr. Chri Fleming. Dan Griswold. John Kricnkr. Wendy Crawford. Marjir Fabrici.

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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Front Row: Bn iy Bocmm (advivor), Gwen Millrr, Chri Van Eyl, Cindy Simmon . Tom Cathey, Laura Hrmpatrd. Back Row: Jeff Schut, Chri« Pcrcruon, Dave Pluymer . John Henaler, Sally Davi», Silvan White (President). The Social Activities Committee (SAC) here at Hope College is the center of campus activity planning catering to the entire stu- dent body. The committee has six sub-committees which are under the direction of the main planning board. Through the traditional events, entertainment, special events, happenings, films, and publicity committees, SAC sponsors numerous events. The Pull, Nykerk. Winter Week, Winter Formal, Concerts, Sib- lings Weekend, Christian Weekend, dances, study breaks, mini- concerts, and two film scries featured weekly are but a few of the types of activities SAC provides. The goal of SAC is to provide diverse, interesting entertainment on campus reaching as many tastes and styles as possible. This year a few of SAC's highlights were the Beaux Ball — a costume hall combined with the dedication of the De Prec Art Center and Gallery. The Winter Formal held at Grand Rapids' Hilton was sold out and Arigum III were the entertainers. SAC is a group of dedicated, hardworking students who care about the quality of the campus life. They deserve a big applause for all their contributions. Indeed, they are a vital part of what makes Hope a more rewarding college. Susan White President 106