Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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Students, alumni, and friends gathered for Homecoming. 1985 There's No Place Like Hope was this year's theme as a variety of reunions took place over the weekend of Oc- tober 18-20. The eighth annual Run — Bike Swim which took place on Saturday morning, drew over 500 participants. Who can forget the Homecoming parade which attracted a number of student organizations? The Barbell Club won the best float award with the portrayl of a number of muscle men and women The highlight of the weekend was the football game against Adrian College The game was tele- vised live, making it the first Division III football game ever televised live Another first for the Dutchmen was their 14 21 loss to Adrian It was their first Homecoming loss since 1964 At halftime of the game, the King and Queen were announced Susan Bosch was crowned by last year's Queen. Lynnette Carter Blaine Newhouse was chosen as King 1 Susan Bosch expresses surprise a! being named Homecoming Queen 2 The cheerleaders construct another exciting mount d Even tough detense couldn't hold the Bulldogs back 4 A lively halftime act featured eight members from the Chapel Choir There's No Place Like Hope HOMECOMING

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EVENTS Enchanted by the Vespers Song Silence falls over the people as they enter the candlelit Chapel. The Symphonette, Col- lege Chorus, and Chapel Choir express the Christmas spirit through music. Vespers welcomes the holidays to Hope College through its simple decor and beautiful sound. Hope College wishes good cheer on the students, community, and a number of others as the program is taped for future play on radios across America. 1. Banner-bearer Brent Deters welcomes those crowded in- to the Chapel. 2. College Chorus and Chapel Choir com- bine their voices in song 3. The Chapel Choir proceeds to its place in the balcony.

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DANCE XII The Beat of the Feet 2 A 4 A