Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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WOMEN’S ISSUES ORGANIZATION Julie Mould . Connie GoldxunR. I.iz Grime», Anneite Groenink. Janet S im. Amy CUm, Lynn Kennedy. Becky Shank», Carolyn DeBliek. Not Pictured; Judy DeWcerd. We have been so taken up with the phenomena of masculinity and humanity has largely escaped notice. Charolotte Perkins Gliman, 1909 The Goal of the Women's Issues Organization is to educate and expose its members and the campus to a wide variety of feminist issues. To this end. this year WIO held weekly meetings, wrote articles for the anchor, invited guest speakers and showed films. Issues addressed included rape, women and world hunger, the relationship between men's and women's roles, single parenthood, and women in the ministry. In the fall, six students attended the GLCA Women’s Studies Conference. Throughout the year WIO held events in cooperation with dif- ferent organizaons and departments across cam- pus. In November, Edward Donnerstien from the University of Wisconsin-Madison spoke on por- nography. In January. Patricia Blom presented a slide-show on the history of women's clothing. And in March. Gini Clemens, a feminist jazz and blues singer performed in the new De Pree Art Center and Gallery.

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LaCROSSE CLUB Front: Bretlon. 8 ill). V.B.F., Wi . Second Row: R-Man. Ste c, Rile . Junior, P.J., Shelly, Cindy. Jeff, Mile. Gordie. Pole. Hack How: John. Scott. Krir. Supp. Seymour. Verm. Dirk. Stive. Not Pictured: Randy. Gordie. SAILING CLUB Jin. Scott. Dan Feed, Tarcnce Collin». Matt MacGregor. Ann LooIcim. Doug Vermeulen. Mary Peter». Jim an Pullen. Cyndi Stynnard. Marta Mirra .

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DELTA OMICRON From Row: Cathy Cox, Deb Fikc. Cinder Hawkin . Sarah Hooker. Second How: Wendy Crawford. Siuannah Ki»t, Rhonda Hermance, Tracey Taylor, Rebecca Mila .. Hack Row: Linda Strouf, Kim Heller, Beth Biehler. Sheryl Baar, Tammy Nothdurfl, Launa Majchrzak, Beth Lcfcvcr. Not Pictured: l oi Kortrring. Nora l -a Tania, Ingrid Dykema. Marilyn Van Houten, Nancy Burrink. Della Omicron is an honorary International Music Fraternity for music women. The purpose of this group is to promote music here at Hope anti also to foster fellowship among its members. For several years. Alpha Chi (the Hope College Chapter) existed in name only. However, this year saw an increase in membership and leadership and thus, an increase in activity and exposure. This year's activities included a Fall Musicale, a Spring Recital for beginning students, several hake sales in the music building, ushering at all departmental recitals, and the installa- tion of a soda machine in the music building. Delta Omicron also provides many opportunities for scholarships. Sheryl Baar President 17