Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1987 volume:

i FACES AROUND CAMPUS 1986 PULL This year's Pull almost became the fourth Pull to be cancelled due to rain. Luckily it was just rescheduled one day later, Saturday, September 27. The 89th annual Tug of War was won by the sophomore class, (89). Repeating the perfor- mance of the class of 84, the sophomore class remains unbeaten in Pull, with two straight victories. In 1977, the Pull lasted a very long three hours and fifty-one minutes before judges declared it a tie due to darkness. (The least amount of time needed for a Pull victory was in 1956, a quick two and one half minutes.) Because of the rules limiting the length of time for the Pull, implemented after the 1977 marathon, a time limit was set at three hours for the contest. The Pull, for the third year in a row, lasted its allotted time of three hours. After the time is up the judges measure the rope to determine the winning class. Upon measuring the length, the sophomores were found to be 64 inches to the good, and thus the victors. The freshmen and sophomore teams, consisting of 18 men and women plus alternatives, are coached by juniors and seniors. These up- perclassmen were Pullers previously. The coaches for the 1990 freshmen team were Todd Claypool, Mike Bey, Craig Sharp, Kurtis Kossen, Doris Niehof, Heidi Clark, and Hope Joyce. The 1989 sophomore coaches were John Beyer, Scott Voet, Craig Peter- son, Rodney Brush, Jill Man- non, Susan Kunkle, and Terri Henry. 6 NYKERK The tradition of Nykerk con- tinued this year between the Freshman Class of 1990 and the Sophomore Class of 1989. The Freshmen opened the evening with their rendition of the Theme from New York, New York.” The Sophomore Orator, Elizabeth Veldink, then spoke about the phrase. ' Tis a Gift to be Simple, 'Tis a Gift to be Free. After this the Freshmen put on the play The Frog Prince. Following inter- mission the Sophomores sang Let the Sunshine In. They performed the play Winnie- the-Pooh after the Freshman Orator, Jennifer Haskin, gave her version of ' Tis a Gift to be Simple, 'Tis a Gift to be Free. As the judges left you could feel the tension in the air. The participants spent three short weeks preparing for this even- ing with the help of their coaches and morale guys. The judges returned after a short while and Jill Mannor the general chairperson announc- ed that the Freshmen class of 1990 had won!!! Freshmen Coaches Karen VanHoven Song: Karen Varamay Carole Bach Play: Krista Koelling Janis Gaillard Orator Shelly Krause Alan Diekman Morale: Tami Flanders Tom Grabill J. Kevin Kremer Sophomore Coaches Jean Dokookkook Song: Susan Thompson Lyn Curley Play: Amy McCartney Janice Day Orator: Botsy Huttar Donnis Dolsen Morale: Jett Neevel Peter Weidonlollor Michael French Deb Fleming Mark Larson Tom Hoolihau 8 9 VESPERS This year marked the 46th an- nual Christmas Vespers services. Vespers featured over 200 students who participate in Hope College Chorus and Chapel Choir, directed by Prof. Roger Rietberg; the Symphonette, directed by Dr. Robert Ritsema; and the Brass Ensemble, con- ducted by Prof. Russell Floyd. The services were all well at- tended by students, faculty, ad- ministration, and the community. The music was well prepared and filled the chapel and all those who attended with the warmth and love of the Christmas Spirit. 10 11 AWARENESS DAY Awareness Day is a newer tradition at Hope. It gives students and faculty the opportunity to experience what it is like to be ''handicapped.'' Students and faculty who wish to participate are put in simulations of being visually impaired, mobility im- paired, and hearing impaired. They are also given the chance to see and use different instruments that the impaired use. It is a great chance to see how other people live and work. V 12 PRESIDENT FORD CONVOCATION On April 24 President Ford was given an honorary degree Doctor of Laws. President Ford spent most of his early life in Grand Rapids, Mich. He graduated from the University of Michigan and then went on to Yale Law School. He began his national political career in 1949 as a Congressman for Michigan's Fifth District. He was a member of the House of Representatives and was the House Republican minority leader. After thirteen terms in the House, he became the first U.S. President to take of- fice without being elected. 13 HOMECOMING Thanks for the Memories” Hope overpowers Alma 35-7 John Beyer and Janice Day crowned at halftime. 14 picturos on thoso pagos courtesy ol John Armstrong 15 18 20 Boum. Char CvaiMton. IL Art Bee . DougJai Middlotown. OH Econ. and P� ych Pm Chi. Hortar Board. Buiinou Club Bo «for. Kim Hatting� . Ml Lang Art« Comp Choorloading (captain). Ionius. TCA (loador). Mortar Board Bockoff. Robin Grand Rapid� . Ml Bu� A dm Acc'l Sigma Sigma. Nykork. BuiinMi Club. MilMtono BoaJ. Ow.gftl Holland. Ml Hunt and Comm roccor Boon. Rhonda Now Wilmmglon. PA Buolnoo� Ad Womon'� I mum (pro .). rcA. SAC Boyor. onathoa Allogon. Ml Communication� Arcadian. Tonm� . rootbaU. Baikotball Bobuuki. Ovano Konauvgton. CT Bu� Adm. and Comm. Doha Phi. Bunaou Club Broad hold. Elam� StovooivUW. Ml Learning Dltabllille Nykerk. Pull Bruih. Rodney South Havon. Ml Bur. Adm Kappa Eta Nu. Pull (coach). Bustnou Club. Fralomity Pro . 22 Burdo. Dvbra Throw Rivor� . MI Economic� Track. Cro� t Coontry Canheld. Lori Midland. Ml Mime. Comp Sci and Piych. Delia Omveron. P� l Chi. Mortar Board. Orcho� 1ra Sympbonette Clark. Douglas Spring Lako. MI Poll. Sci. Football. Studont Congro� � CoJloffOhn. Mark Barrington. IL P� ych. and Bu� A dm SAC (Entertainment Chau). Student Congre� � . PuChi Carpenter. Scow Pittsburgh. PA Poli. Set. Hatory, French Student Coogre� � IV.P.J. Pi Sigma Alpha (Pros). Global Awaronew (Pree.) Buurma. Elizabeth Somerville. NJ Vocak Munc Ed. Delta Omicron (UtV.P. and Music Advuor) 23 Coop . St+Y n HoUond MI MaOi WTHS — p� r oon� l Director, program duoctor. Gonoral Manogor Dock, Paul T ronton. Ml Chomutry Dovoo. Ioann Long Valloy. NJ Math Sibyllino. Pull. Nykork Pi Mu Epoiloa Dood Kk. an Chagrin Fall� . OH Lang Art� Comp. Kappa Dolta Chi. RA. res. Nykork. Chapol Chou DoXookkock. J an Kalamazoo. MI Scionco Comp Nykork Coach 24 Dokltr Amy La ruing IL German and Bu� . Adm Nykork Gwmon Club. BlUllVO� � Club Doyl . Korh'oon Michigan City. IN Comm CJJiy Amy Dot oil. Ml Inlomat I Studio� and h � l Sludont Congro� � Dykoma. Chtry Wyoming. Ml P� ych Soc SAC. Nykork. Biblo Study Huonborg. Mk AoIi'o Grandvillo Ml hydi and p«ych oc Sibyllino Filka. Robin Grand Hav n. HI Bui. Ada. and Poli. So Gardner. oSn Cincinnati. OH Comm and Robgion Hortar Board. Anchor. Crow Country. T.V. Crow Grochowahki. Angela Ada. HI Hath VoiloybaU. Pull. SAC. Nykork. UCS Hartow. Heidi Holland. Ml Nuiing 27 28 Heilman. Jrnmlor Grand Haven. MI Aft An-athon Hoohhan. Tam White Bear Lake. MN Art Nykork Moral Coach. Chape! Choir. An Guild Holman. David Holland. Ml Physic Emersonian. Math Club. Society ol Physice Students Hop. Vicki Hudsonville. Ml Bus. Ado HoMenbeck. Cindy Spnng Lake. Ml Biology Sigma Sigma. Track. BBB Nykerk. Pull. rcA ■ Hunt. Wendy Parma. Ml Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon. Geology Club Itnrungt. Constance Kalamazoo. Ml Muuc Delta OmKfon Kamitra. Karla Grand Rapsds. Ml Special Ed Nykork. SAC. Pull Kemper. Aon Monlaguo. Ml Kappa Delta Chi Kuvtn+r. Carla Muskegon. Ml Math Kida. Vusc u Int'l Cd. (Japan) Bu� A dm Xlaaren. Krntcn Middletown. CT hyth. Psl Clu (V.P.). Wootn'iluuMOrg (Prat ) r King. Lisa Evanston. IL Special Ed Delta Phi (V P.). Special Ed Minis tries Xoetsier. Susan Kentwood. Ml Economics and Bus. A dm Pull. SohbalL rcA. Field Hockey. RA. Mortar Board KuJior. Nan y Holland. Ml But Adm and Econ. Bunnovt Club Lai-anon. John Muikogon. Ml Chomutry Inlorvamty Larrat . Jollroy Rodlord. Ml Engineering and Gorman Crou Country. Track 31 32 33 Moidtn. KaOtrnn Now Erd. Ml 8� lo y Nykork. Pull Mow, Eric South Bond. IN Phyiics and Math Nrckomp. Rouin ronyth, IL Special Ed. 34 Pikaan. Mxharl Hudson villo. Ml Secondary Ed Eatrwnwn, Pull. Nykork (Moral Coach). M Cotton PoJcror. Silvia Aurora. IL Corap Sci. and Comes Holland Wod.. Nykork. Comm Society (Pros.) Print. Michael Holland. Ml Bus Adm Young Ropubbean Plumorf. Carla Hudson villo. Ml Comm, and CDgluh Nykork Promo. David Fremont. MI Bus Adm. and Im'l Studios IRC (Publicity). Sac. Ski Club Htlyoa. Gregg Holland. Ml P� ych. Soc. Comp. Lacrosse Club (Coach) 36 RiU mo. lee Bus. Adm Fraternal. Mortar Board Roelo s. Linda Kor.twood. Ml Special Ed Kappa Delta CKi. Higher Horizons. Nykork Saagren. Aay Muskogon. Ml Poll So and Philo. Sibylline. Student Coogreu. Pan Hel. Pull. Nykerk. Pi Sigma Alpha Savel.'arx . Raehtl Miukogon. Ml Biology BBB. Nykerk. Biology Club Rufger . Sally Holland. Ml But Adm Nykerk. Builnos Club Sand . thiabtlh Hopow.ll Junction. NY Engliih Comm. Comp. Soccer Sayer. Marcia Oakland. NJ EnglUh Solti . Eric Grand Rapid.. Ml Bua. Adm Bakor Scholar Sandtrion. lady Cadillac. Ml Biology Sanderson. anis Cadillac. Ml Biology Sanford. Seth Grand Rapids. Ml Soc. and Psych. Sibylline. Pull. Nykerk. Higher Horizons Schadler. Sreven St. Joseph. Ml Chemistry Cm.rsonian 37 Shott WMxjb Ypnkmti. Ml Bo Adm and Comp So. Chapol Choir. ACM Programming Composition SJoido. Tim Grand Rapid� . Ml Biology Schmidt, odio Tocumooh. Ml Nuning Shoo motor. Korin Konlwood. MI Bui A dm Arcadian. Cro � Country. Track. Mortar Board. Cbapol Choir 38 Si. Amend. Deity Poteiky. MI Psyth. Soc. and Bko. 39 o Vanden B rg. Therem Martin. Ml Scionco Comp Kappa Dolla Chi. Soil ball. Fi.id Hockoy Von Ark Lhtabeth Holland. Ml Piych Swimming rcA. Global Awarono� . PuChi. Mortar Board Vandtr Hart. I c mulct N Tarrylown. NY Engluh Sigma Sigma (Troav J. WTHS Vendor agr. MKhelle Grand Rap ds. Ml Engluh Stud.nt Coojioiv Nykork Vondon Botch. Kay Holland. Ml Piych. WTHS Nykork. High� ; Horuom Mod.I UN Vendor Kolk. Martha Hamilton. Ml Gorman Anchor. Nykork. Thoator. Gorman Honor Socioty Vanderbilt. Ktitlen E Williamion. NY Humanitioi Comp lntorvamty Vandor Mel. Tim Spring. TX Fratomal 41 Von Dyko, F lay Holland. Ml Bus. Adis Kappa Eta Nu. ire. Ski Club. Karat Club Vrerkorn. Katherine Avan. OH Poll. So and Math Anchor. WTHS. RA. Trorvch AT. Mortar Board. Pi Sigma Alpha Wagenaar. Larry Holland. Ml H(story and Roligion Student Congro� . Anchor. Phi Alpha Th ta Viuchor. Karon rolls Church. VA lnt'1 Studios and Math Sigma Sigma. Tennis. Pull. Nyktrfc. WTHS. Pi Mu Epsilon. Pro . Scholar Wag«nschu(r. Mark MarshaU. Ml Bus. Adm. Baseball 42 44 ' HE 46 t CD so SI 52 54 ) FOOTBALL Opponont Hope Wittenberg, OH 23 20 DoPauw 13 21 Wabash. IN 3 13 Findlay. OH 16 21 Alma 7 35 Adrian 10 42 Kalamazoo 13 30 Olivet 7 10 Albion 29 29 56 57 First row: Todd Stowart. Dan Stid. Davo Bolhuis. Brock Konklo. Mark Micho. Joff Harrison. Ron Stool. Bill Beck. Roger Doom. Tim Chaso, Doug Cooper. Chris Mondols. Second row: Tim Elzinga. Ken Trumblo. Barry Immink. Tim Buursma. Tom V ight. Todd Rose, Joff Dawson. Craig Johnston. Don Coroy. Jim DeWitt. Third Row: Tim Sheets. Bill Bosworth. Kevin Bartz. Michael Regmor. Stovo Cox. Chris Morgan. Brian Klaus. Matt Vredovoogd. Jon Lawronco. Fourth row: Joe HorUngs. Chriss Cassell, Dale VanValkonburg. Tim Peterson. Gary Kuczynski. Pat Fischer. Stovo Gross. Brad Kokmoyor. Calvin Warron. Canor Kent. Terence Ayrault. Fifth row: Kurt Fnodnochson. Stovo Diotorle. Paul Bianco. David Michaol. Todd Schierbeek. Marc Bakkor. Jimmy Michos. Michael Cooko. Kurt Boovo. Craig Kozler. Sixth Row: Mark Arnold. Tim Lamio. Joo Horlings. Ross Erandor. Marc Miller. Jof Getzinger. Jim VandorRoest. Stovo Wagasky. Robert Gilbort. John Wcaber Seventh row: Joff Juday. Gcorgo Stamas. Scott Mancinelli. Scott Scholl. John Mullalloy. Jeff Uganski. A1 Bartman. Chris Duryoe. Rob Aandorson. Eighth row: Scott Cole. John Mindl- mg. Joel Wholpley. Ken Blough. John Grosevenor. Rich Kramor. Craig Boovo. Enk Exum. Scott McRitchio. Ninth row: Joo Cossoy. Craig Forsman. Craig Brocketto. Chris Valerio. Keith Stowart. Don Dahlquist. Bill Vandorbilt. Chad Campbell. Tenth row: Vince Borass. Kolly Potrock. Matt Knittol. Dan Rusticus. Craig Bull. Todd Ackerman. Robort Rutgors. Kon Korhom. Back row: Jon Woston. Managor; Norm Japinga (Bunko). Equipment Manager; Dr. Vomon Boorsma. Team Physician; Richard Ray. Trainor; Doan Kropps, Assistant Coach; Doug Smith. Assistant Coach; Jim VandorMoor. Assistant Coach; Goorgo Kraft. Assistant Coach; Russ DeVette. Defensive Coordinator. Ray Smith, Head Coach. co i i ▲ College Relations FOOTBALL CHEER- LEADERS A College Relations Front Row: Kirsten Soronson, Denise Fouts. Kristina Ellis. Toni Fordinand, Rhonda Hescho. Betsy VandorBorg. Lyn Curloy. Middle Row: Scott Voot. Kim Baxter. Maxine DoBruyn. coach. Back Row: Wos Wooloy. Jonathan Fikse. Chns Habbon. Kurt Stegenga. Larry Brouwer. Mike Haverdink. 60 SPORTS MEDICINE MEN'S SOCCER Opponent Alma 0 Hope 4 Adrian 1 4 Calvin 3 0 Olivet 0 6 Albion 3 6 Kalamazoo 0 1 Alma 0 4 Adrian 0 2 Calvin 1 1 Olivet 0 7 Albion 1 5 Kalamazoo 5 1 62 ▼ College Relations Front row: Davo Whito. Mong Lim. Gerald Pottor. Jr.. Carston Schmidt. Bront Wyckolf. Mathew Stuk. Mark Vanlwaardoa Bront Van Blots. Kevin Porena. Alpha Ahmid Mansaraj. Middle row: Scott Efmgor. Thomas Prins. Stelan Schnitzer. Tom Soronson. Dave Burgin. Mike Kubort. Todd Winkler. Paul Roe. Kovin Demors. Jun Bursma. Brad Waltor. Steve Ullenius. Back row: Hoad Coach Todd Kamstra. Assistant Coach Bob Johnston. Hans Hiemstra. Stove Hicks. Chris Banyai. Charles Hoats. Curt Blankospoor. Rich Bakor. Joll Boird. Jorry Nyanor. Bront Waltor. Doug Tysso (managor). 63 VOLLEY- BALL Opponent Alma won Olivot won Adrian won Calvin lost Adrian won Kalamazoo won Albion won Calvin lost Alma won Olivet won ▲ College Relations „ .......„ , _, _ _ . Front Row: Glonna Knolcard. Amy Dice. Angie Grochowlaski. Stacy Kyes, Michello Striogol. Dianne Brown. Sarah Smith. Mary Busschor Middle Row: Any Hartwig, Jill Vredovolt. Lynotte Ojala. Amy Riomorsma. Julio Tornga. Bocky Moen, Caroline Breault. Holly VandonBerg. Leslie Piagot. Anna-Mario Postmus. Back Row: Hoad Coach Donna Eaton. Assistant Coach Elyso Allen. Barb Gras. Mary Wioronga. Ann Lake. DoeAnn Knoll. Sholloy Koster. Carin Borr. Manager-Statistician Jim Wobstor. Trainer Kay Lynn. ▲ Paul Chamnoss John Armstrong A ▼ A ▼ John Armstrong I FIELD HOCKEY Opponent Beliamine. KY 5 Hope 3 Goshen. IN 3 0 Albion 2 1 Earlham 6 1 Kenyon 4 0 Ohio Weslyan 10 0 Notre Dame 6 0 Olivot 3 0 Calvin 5 0 Adrian 1 4 Kalamazoo 2 2 Alma 6 0 Olivet 2 0 Kalamazoo 0 1 Adrian 0 1 66 Row 1: Stophanio DoRolf. Kathy Chandlor (captain). Marian Hill. Sandy iudson. Bonnio Glonn. Thorosa McPhorson. Mary Taylor. Lisa Challoo. Row 2: Shelly Huiskon. Sue Hoopor. Kim Crospi. Joann© Troost. Cassandra Dorks. Lisa Lydons. Kristin Johnston. Sopidoh Khorasani .adon. Katie Hudson. Katie Gaikoma. Miyuki Sugiura. Row 3: Both Gloecklor. Jon Sans. Jill Evors. Hoidi Carigon. Sue Broorsma. Susan Buttrey. Suo Waltors. Erika Anderson. Androa Dahl (coach). Lynn EickhoH (assistant coach). ▲ Collogo Relations A College Relations MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY Opponent Olivet 50 Hope 15 Alma 42 20 Kalamazoo 45 18 Calvin 32 23 Albion 50 15 Adrian 50 15 68 ▼ David Ross ▲ Front row: Craig Kingma. Lindsoy Dood. ]ofi Larraboo. Stove Driosonga. John Gardnor. John McElwoe. Kevin Shoomakor. Randy Schrogardus. Middle row: Dan Karnmor. Kurt Van Applodorn. Bryan Whitmore. Tim Verhoy. Poto Johnson. Randy Johnson. Kevin J. Colo. David Ross. Back row: Coach Bill Vanderbilt. Dave Kingma. Mike Northuis. David Stomplly. Dal Townsend. David Cooper. Don Kent. John Higuchi 69 Collogo Relations picturos by David Ross WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY Opponent Hope Alma 33 23 Kalamazoo 39 20 Calvin 37 22 Albion SO 15 70 Front row: Gaylo Bond. Missy Fleming. Julio Ann Darling. Doborah Hoydonburg, Sandra Lake. Kollo Korston. Middle row: Amy Strickor. Torosa Cheetham. Yvonno Dood. Sandra Kubula, Hoidi Eldor. Back row: Coach Bill Vandorbilt, Shorry Marlin. Deb Burda, Dana Lynn Barsnoss. Tammy Taylor. Clairo Daily. Tauna Jecmen. I A Collogo Rotations GOLF The Hope College Golf Team captured the MIAA golf cham- pionship this year. It is only the third such title for the Dutchmen. The last time it was won was in 1947. This remarkable team finished 64 strokes ahead of run- nerup Calvin. The Flying Dutch also received an invitation to compete in the NCAA Division III national championship tourna- ment in May. This is only the se- cond MIAA team in history to receive such an invitation. CON- GRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK!!! 72 picturos courtesy oi Collogo Rotations ! Front row: Gabo Marshall. Bnan Wostvoor. Rolfo Timmerman. Paul VorMoulon. Todd Barckholtz. John Wyma. Back row: Quinn Smith. Cullon Chap- pi©. Tom Kuipor. Stovo Knott. Miko Ensing. DavoTull. James Raflorty. Coach Doug Potorson. 73 MEN'S BASKET- BALL Opponent Alma 61 Hope 88 Olivet 74 91 Adrian 66 69 Kalamazoo 43 84 Albion 82 76 Calvin 66 69 Alma 73 74 Olivet 79 87 Adrian 65 69 Kalamazoo 66 84 Albion 66 95 Calvin 86 89 74 John Armstrong A A College Relations Front Row: assistant coach Tom Davolaar. Todd Marsmaan. head coach Glonn Van Wioron. Bill Vandorbilt, assistant coach Matt Noil. Back Row: equipment manager Norm Bunko'' Japinga. trainer Rich Ray. manager Mike Porkins. Tim Donnison. Jon Hondrickson. Matt Strong. Stovo Zylman. Jack Holman. Todd Systma, Ron Winowiocki. Grog Mitchell. Tim Van Liere, Jim Klundor. Kon Hobbs. A John Armstrong 75 John Armstrong A ▼ Kovin Largo A BASKET- BALL CHEER- LEADERS Davo Lohman A ▼ 78 ▲ College Relations Front Row: Sue Baker, Toni Ferdinand. Kim Baxtor. Rhonda Hoscho. Kristina Ellis. Denis Fouts. Kirsten Sorensen. Kim Piorco. Michollo White. Back Row: Scott Voot, Jonathan Fikso. Kurt Stogonga, Chris Habbon. DoWayno Weaver. Keith Kruogor, Mike Havordink. Jeff Muldor. V os Wooloy, Rhonda Marsman. assistant coach. 79 WOMEN'S BASKET- BALL Opponont Alma 73 Hope 63 Olivet 48 59 Adrian 60 67 Kalamazoo 60 85 Albion 51 68 Calvin 48 65 Alma 73 64 Olivot 61 52 Adrian 61 68 Kalamazoo 77 79 Albion 47 79 Calvin 57 63 A College Relations Clockwise. Beginning Lower Left: head coach Torn McFarland. Amanda Dodd. Amy Martin. Holly Vandenberg, Kristy Wolf, Carolyn Rink. Anna Marie Postmus. Hoidi Cangon, Kris Smith, assistant coach Donna Eaton. Amy Warrinor, DooAnn Knoll. Suo Buikoma. manager Suo Robbort. Jacquo Schaendorf. 80 A John Armstrong 81 MEN'S SWIMMING Opponent Whoaton 121 Hope 93 Grand Valley 79 112 Ferris 99 108 Adrian 56 140 Kalamazoo 109 108 Albion 73 124 Calvin 59 151 Alma 49 137 Seated: Mike Magan. Robert Peel Mike Sulbran. Matt Woiglo. Da mol Koiit. Mike Wtorsma. Marcol Salos. Erik Salos. Bob Brown. Tim Sullivan, John Routing. Goof Greoneison. Standing: diving coach Kovin DoRoos. Tom Grabill. Dirk VanPutton. Eric Larson. Bruco Brown. Todd Koroll. Kirt VanOvoron, Scott Span. Dave Phillips. Todd VanAppledom. Dave Masselink. head coach John Patnott. 83 WOMEN'S SWIMMING Opponent Hopo Wheaton 97 108 Grand Valley 89 120 Adrian 60 143 Kalamazoo 83 123 Albion 77 118 Calvin 85 124 Alma 61.5 102.5 84 85 Front row: Janet Carlson. Shelly Russell. Kristen VanOveren. Laura Magan. Second row: Elizabeth Beckor. Knsten Yeomans. Jane Hoogland. Jon- nilor Straloy. Kristen Helland. Kaarly Bergman. Karla Koops. Sara Roollsoma. Third row: Amy DoVrios. Joan Jolly, Rebecca Carr. Mary Lynn Massoy. diving coach Kovin DoRoos. head coach John Patnott. Nancy Zwart. Karon Rubin. Martha Camp. WOMEN'S TENNIS Opponent Hope Alma 0 9 Calvin 0 9 Adrian 0 9 Olivot 0 9 Kalamazoo 3 6 Albion 0 9 86 87 SOFTBALL Opponent Alma 3 Ho] 1 Alma 5 4 Adrian 4 10 Adrian 0 9 Calvin 2 0 Calvin 3 2 Albion 2 3 Albion 0 13 Olivet 0 5 Olivet 1 5 88 I MEN'S TRACK Opponent Adrian 36 Hope 117 Olivet 21 133 Albion 84 70 Calvin 103 51 Alma 45 109 90 91 WOMEN'S TRACK Opponent Adrian 26 Hope 101 Southwestern 63 68 Michigan St. Mary's 20 115 Indiana Albion 17 119 Calvin 42 92 Alma 59 77 92 93 MEN'S TENNIS Opponont Hop© Kalamazoo 9 0 Albion 8 1 Adrian 1 8 Calvin 5 4 Olivot 0 9 Alma 0 9 94 ▲ Kovin Largo A College Relations 95 BASEBALL Opponent Albion 6 Hopo 9 Albion 8 2 Calvin 3 6 Calvin 3 2 Adrian 1 8 Adrian 5 6 Olivet 5 4 Olivot 3 5 Kalamazoo 0 9 Kalamazoo 0 2 Alma 2 0 Alma 10 10 96 picturos courtosy of College Relations 99 1 100 ▲ Kovin Largo J 102 LqCROSSE club ft 104 T 105 HOPE ULTIMATE DISC TEAM Front row: Don Lewis. Mark McDowell. Dan O'Noill (captain). Joel Hagemeyor. Middle row: Sean Luckman, Lodi Smoki. Kevin Schrour. Newman Todd. Ross Sapponfiold and his mom. Back row: Brooks Bojsovock. Isaac Kist. Gum- by Kostor. Miko Goyno. Trond D. Walker, and a cortain mold they call David. Not piclurod: Nick Brown. Goorge Jaogor, Mark Bakkor. Anno Wheatley, etc. This constitutos our team. Wo won some, we lost some; but that didn't matter. 09° ViO1- jo 0 e'v 106 ▲ Both Gloocklor PSI CHI Left to right: Matt DoGooyor. Sholly Huiskon. Anno Catpontor. Chuck Green. Wondy DoForost. Carol Do- Jonge. Stovo Stroossnor. Dan Vermeer. Julie Getting. Marji Lindner. Ron Boardway, Stevo Sponcor. ▼ Kevin Large f . 107 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE TICKET OFFICE 109 •u o ▲ Ion Holman Kovin Largo A ANCHOR WTHS ni STUDENT CONGRESS Row I: Forrest Hoover. Mark McDowoll. Scott Carpontor. Row 2: Sandy E. Schweitzor. Eliaboth Winslow. Emily Burris. Eric Sholwoll, Amy Ellis. Barry Hongos, Larry Wagonaar. Krystal VanWulfon. Suo Langojans. Row 3: Becky Vensol, Tammy Long. Diane Packer, Wendy Wohran. Row 4: Todd Standifor. Marv Baldwin. Bruce Brown. Potor EstolL David Whlto. Kori Lovos. Whitney Leigh. 112 A Ion Holiman A Jon Holt man ENSEMBLES i Jazz Ensemble Hope College is not made of buildings. It is made of the people who fill these buildings. It is these people who continue old tradi- tions and start new ones. It is also these people who fill the pages of this book. I hope that some of the pictures in this book will spur wonderful memories of your friends, foes, and professors. This book was put together with a lot of hard work and ded- ication. I'd like to thank the peo- ple who helped and stuck with it throughout the year and into the summer. My publishing represen- tative Craig Talsma who helped me with layouts and helped me to put my ideas on paper. John Arm- strong, my photography editor who got the pictures that fill this book. Also John Hoffman who taught me how to develop pic- tures so that I wouldn't have to depend on John A. as much. I can't forget Varden Studios whose workshop I was at when the design and theme for the yearbook popped into my head. Lastly, I'd like to thank my par- ents who did a lot of the nitty- gritty work that takes time (The indexing of names is an example of what they did.) Eni°YL. m Beth Gloeckler Editor-in-Chief 114 A John Hoffman A Polo Idoma A Bon Johnson US ▲ Both Gloeclder A Kovin Largo A Poto Idema 116 m a A David Ross A Eric Olivor A Kovm Largo 118 120 ▲ Poto Idoma 122 I 124 A John Armstrong 126 ▲ John 129 ▼ Kevin Large m ▲ Peter Idema A Bon Johnson Wjye r ij « l-folkj ■logout (yt m -ft (w ois OfM-KP P K Gktgear SEE 'GO TELL THE S A f i Im about th« V.oir V MKi 7 00pm Tuotda) I Wiora Mi,h 9rnl I Coofaraoci 5red by SECOND GENE a K-co Col logo student ■ Tkac li miu x 130 A John Armstrong A John Armstrong p 132 o CO A John Armstrong MORE OFF-CAMPUS HOUSES • • • Grand Central 135 I A ▼ John Armstrong The Ghetto Mellow Yellow ▲ T John Romper Room 136 Wild Kingdom ▲ T John Armstrong The Lite House 137 138 Green Acres Cooper Street ▼ John Armstrong 139 MORE COLLEGE COTTAGES . . . A John Armstrong Belt Cottage 141 Bouma Cottage 142 Albers Guest House Albers Guest House A John Armstrong Beeuwkes Cottage Peter Idoma ▼ ▲ John Armstrong 146 A Beth Gloeckler • •• A . cm MOIMC A Kovin Largo A Bon Johnson A Beth Gloeckler A Bon Johnson ▲ John Armstrong ▲ Beth Gloeckler ▲ Vardon Studios 148 ▲ Bon Johnson ▲ Both Gloocldor 149 A John Armstrong A Bon Johnson 150 A Beth GloocUor £ A Kevin Large A Beth Gloeckler ▲ Anne Latham 151 ■ € f A Kovin Large 153 picturos by Bon Johnson and Both Glooclder 155 FRATERNAL 157 158 ARCADIAN DELTA PHI John Armstrong A J IJJJ COSMOPOLITAN 161 SIGMA IOTA BETA John Armstrong A EMERSONIAN 163 KAPPA DELTA CHI KNICKERBOCKER CENTURIAN 167 168 picturos by Bon Johnson 170 BA I 171 DYKSTRA G-l DYKSTRA G-2 Row 1: Hoidi Carigoa Wondy DeMaster. Ann Rlngonberg. Saia Webster. Row 2: Andrea Schmitz, Tonja Tuborgoa Marci Kampschroor. Tori Derr. Row 3: Becky Carr, Lauren Walker. Shelley Koster. Not pictured: Holly Vandonborg, Sue Robbert. Row 1: Erika Eschholz. Bridget Engebrit. Row 2: Julie Johnsoa Elizabeth Hoffmaa Laura Whit- wara, Lori Ronkomon. Row 3: Micki Joha Cathy Delia. Cindy VanTimmeron. Anno DanDam. Kim VanDyko. DYKSTRA G-3 DYKSTRA 1-1 Row 1: Shyla Gontina. Julia Hitzing. Row 2: Micholle Rosol. Anita Serum, Michelle Sturgis. Row 3: Donna Yonker, Carrie Beecher. Julie Rainlord. Julie Owen. Mary Hulst. Row 1: Andrea Judson. Nancy Heilman. Molissa Villarreal Liz Robinson. Row 2: Carla Schrogardus. Chris Noltis. Stacey Morrison. Karon OgTady. No! pictured: Geri Fedorowicz. Lisa Bader. Carol Ormsby. DYKSTRA 1-2 Row 1: Korri Klinger. Helen Taylor, Patti Nelson. Kristen Higginbotham. Heidi Sunderhaft. Row 2: Alyce Diekman, Carla Duistermars, Kaylene Vorac. DYKSTRA 1-3 Row 1: Gayle Voldboom. Erin McGovern, Rhonda Oostorhoff. Amy DoVnos. Holly Andorson. Row 2: Jenny Haveman. Karen Fromhold. Kathy Skeen. Joan Gabrielse. Diane Tague. 174 Row 1: Becky Moon, Kristen Boyd, Betsy Collinson. Row 2: Joni Maurer, Cherie Brower. Dobbio Banning. Amy Vonelns. DYKSTRA 1-4 DYKSTRA 1-6 175 Row 1: Lisa Wiorda. Krystal VanWulfun. Kim Carloon. Marcia Ruder. Heidi Gadde Row 2: Suo Bakor. Sholly Kortoring. Amy Riomorsma, Rhonda Boolkirts. Julio Fritz. Row 3: Leah Hilbelink. Terri Sears. Julio Tornga. Robin Loo. Lynn Kingma. Angela Timms. DYKSTRA 2-1 Row 1: Ellon Tavis. Row 2: Tracy Pinolta. Michello Owons. Row 3: Bocky Thompson. Martio Sharp. Kelly DeLong, Wendy King. Row 4: Stacy Vatne, Shar- ron Todd, Michelle McGillivray. Anne Roosy. DYKSTRA 2-2 Row 1: Janot Owen. Sue Bloomo, Michollo Cook. Row 2: Lisa Floworos. Vorna Bond-Brodorick, Elizaboth LovolL Sarah Cowan. Row 3: Laura Bey. Laura Stover. Dobi Kladdor. Hoather Thompson. Laurio Jowoll. 176 DYKSTRA 2-3 Row 1: Anna-Mario Postmus. Robocca Bowon. Julie Hudson. Row 2: Kim Schaff. Stacio Ponzion. Mian Walker. Kim Walker. Row 3: Mary Ellon McDonnell. Kelly Bull, Kirsten Van Ovoren. Shawn Munson. No picture: Teri Timmer. DYKSTRA 2-4 Row 1: Rhonda Bohannoa Laurianno Vando Vusso. Row 2: Dob DoBoor. Kelly McEvory. Pam Barker. Row 3: Leigh Booriglor. Lori Lovos. Row 4: Both Ross. Karon Brake. Deanna Batts. 177 DYKSTRA 2-5 I Row 1: Bronda Hoffman. Melissa TenHave. Gloria Miles. Ann Eglington. Row 2: Laurie Nolson, Deb- bie Vliom, Pamola Kolly. Vickie Amerman. Row 3: Mary Gager, Heather Gaddo, Kathy Wichnal. Kristi Tor Avost. DYKSTRA 2-6 Row 1: Kristy Lerge. Elizaboth Larson, Joy Dorwonskus. Jill Hough. Lisa Wierenga. Row 2: Stephanio Schul, Christine Wolsko. Carrio Richards. Michele Lindhout. Row 3: Lise Wilson. Tammy Wienke, Loanno Cox. No picture: Stophanio Brooks. 178 DYKSTRA 3-1 Row 1: Jody Smant. Julio Parkor, Bic Hang. Stephanie Drouin. Jonnilor Bosch. Krista Olendorf. Row 2: Joan Cook. Shellie Houvonor. Christino Siegel Heather Housenga, Tamora Alsum. DYKSTRA 3-2 179 Row 1: Molanio Bogs. Row 2: Kristin Spioce. Sandra Snitchor. Emily Burris. Julia Smith. Kim Pierco. Row 3: Dianne Pacekor. Susan Simpson. Kolly Gizowski, Angie Lumbort. Both Bilyk. Elizabeth Winslow. Zan Cooloy, Kris Eskuchon. Caroline Broeault. Mary Taylor. Kristy Wolf. Laura Christonsea Androa Peake. 180 Row 1: Suo RandalL Kaylone Shannon. Heidi Schoonborg, Sandy Ohl. Kim Buckwald. Row 2: Cindy Orate. Shol- ly Ooigor. Jennifer Schonzar. Tammy Noderveld. Amy Bogard. Danya Vandorveldo. DYKSTRA 3-5 Row 1: Dob Lowell. Robin Rathbum. Karon Ditkl. Diana Slama. Sue Hendrickson. Kim Krapp. Row 2: Sandra Kubala. Jennifer Falk. Katie Payne. Racholle Smith. Kathy LaCasha. DYKSTRA 3-6 Row 1: Suzanno DoKorto, Elizabeth Bockor. Row 2: Wendy Brajo, Tammy Vandormoor, Dob Quint. Julio Ann Dagg, Tracy Behrondt. Dabina Lightnor. Susan Lui. Row 3: Lynn Massy. Cathy Minger, Lynno Cartor. « 181 KOLLEN — FIRST FLOOR EAST Row 1: Rogor Veldman. Baby Emerson. Todd Standifer. Row 2: T. Houtman, Paul Bianco. John Tagg, Glenn VanDerWerff. Ron Azarbarzin. Dareld. Todd Schiorbook. Pat Bazany. Tom Kuiper. Scott Mancinolli. David Sandford. Tom Kyros, John Grosvonor. Row 3: Stevo Cox, John Schaffer. Row 4: Erik Alborg, Tom Hondry, Tom Strykor, Joff VanDyke. Davo Braskamp, Davo Kraska. KOLLEN — SECOND FLOOR EAST Row 1: Poto Schult. Row 2: Davo Phillips. Bill Bornard. Poto Von Idoma, Eric V ynsma. Tom DoWitt, Tim Nieuwenhurs. Row 3: Poto Johnson. David Cooper. Stophon Schmidt, Enc Van Stawski. Georgo Stamas. Jim Monar- ty, John Bieloma, Brian Broon. Joff Topper, Jon Christindis. Row 4: Rhys Vandormark. Chris Norton, Bob Klinostockor, Kurt Baros. 182 KOLLEN — FIRST FLOOR WEST Row 1: Mark Bradley. Row 2: Adrionno Despres. Amy HoJfs. Amy Braun. Ann Boggoss. Sally Conway. Joy Portinga, Julio Smith, Roka Jellema. Both Richards. Row 3: Becky Damson, Julio Muiderman. Karon Botton. Simone Gonorous, Connio Fding. Olosuah Quaynor. Row 4: Toni Fordinand, Kathy Covorly. KOLLEN — SECOND FLOOR WEST Row 1: Amy Harwig. Both Tellior. Jodi Townsend. Suo Koohn. Katio VorBeek. Amy McQuillan. Lori Koshoik. Amy Folgors. Row 2: Karla Koops. Amy Israol. Tammy Israel. Tammy VandorArk. Jonny Todd Row 3: Dawn Downing. Stacoy Jokol. Kris Bonos. Jonnifor Brown. Dianno Brown. Diana Woisogor. Amy Van Kolkon. Daren Jokol. Brenda Laninga, Marsha VanDuinon. Row 4: Michollo Lovisco. Michollo Storiogol. Laura Kamminga, April Mooro, Amy Braksick. Sandy Lupkos. Hoathor Tuborgon, Glonna Kriokard. Kristin Kollmoyor. I 183 KOLLEN — THIRD FLOOR WEST COLLEGE EAST Row 1: Dacia Ptckoring. Suo Cloarwator. Bronda Swanson. Karon Rubin. Kathy Bosma. Crissa Austin. Kriiton Yeomans. Martha Camp. Row 2: Pcdgo Edward. Jill Datoma. Kris Kuhn. Mary Moengs. Ronoo Gomoraad. Lara Mackonbach. Julio Androw, Amy Vokihuison Kira Willdns. Loslio Pwaot. Row 3: Cassandra Dorks. Marla Lampo. Toni Koziol. Anno Harrington. Trlsca Rutlodgo. MlchoUo Tato. Susan Buttroy. Mauroon McManus. Kathl McGookoy. Sarah Boonstra. Lori Bosma. Laurie McGoohan. Carolyn Spaydo. Row 1: Anna Wistrand. Christino Gannon. Darla DoWolff. Karon Reilly, Kim Chapplo. Row 2: David Ross. Kevin Kremor, Chris Gergely, Jeff Neudeck. Cyndi Jagor. Amy Dokter, Karla Kamstra, Sylvia Poiczer. Michelle Vandorjagt. Row 3: Robin Kaston. Lori Pederson. Laura Saxsma. Karen Bkrsch. Toni Sturm. Vornae Vetter, Judy Nordmoyor. Karen Moyer. Mary Hochstedlor, Brenda Boss. Brenda Heneveld. Row 4: Pam Douma, Doug Bock. Matt TenHuizen. Jeff Muma. Dan Lucker. Kaarli Bergman, Nancy Zwart. Row 5: Doug Nord. Ron Stool. Robb Peirce. Michael Glavanovich. Bob McDougall. 184 COSMO FIRST FLOOR Row 1: Eric Lode. Chip Damby. Chris Keiser. Chris Lohroff. Jeff Grooters. Lying down: Marshall Yoder. Jon Peddie. In Back: Charlie Hoats. Suspended: Joe Hollomon. COSMO SECOND FLOOR Row 1: Kurt Friedriechsen. Row 2: Steve Dieterle. Dan Harken. Stove Leach. Bruce Vandorkolk. Dan Gooman. Chris doMaagd. Joel Tanis. Row 3: Mitch Fields. Smitty. Paul Chamnoss. VOORHEES FIRST FLOOR Row 1: Julio Cataldo, Kriston Vanderbilt. Laura Batoy, Elisabeth Larsen. Row 2: Tammy Swain, Kris Vander Vennen, Onaloe Zartman. Missing: Kim Kingscott, Susan Swartz, Lisa Pooloa Kristen Besonson, Tori Van Belois. Anno Allison. VOORHEES SECOND FLOOR 186 Row 1: Joan Woisonberger. Dawn Cluchoy. Jonny Schako). So vim Kilic, Lauralynn Schosgor. Row 2: Lori Canfield. Deb Fleming. Sarah Rynorandt, Laura Lowry, Nancy Harroll. Jonny Pholps. Row 3: Anno Sly. Dana Barsnoss. Heather Jacob. VOORHEES SECOND FLOOR Row 1: Kristina Wallace. Ana Cola. Miyuki Sugiura. Row 2: Kristi Phillips, Katy Doylo. Lynno VanWyk, Cindy Mathewson, Isabelle Wouz. Choryl Dykoma. Row 3: Brigitte Biondo, Heidi Baohr, Both French. VOORHEES THIRD FLOOR Ray Ritsoma. Wayne Weaver, Rick Martin. Alan Chun. Todd Schaap. Brad Ballast. Paul Koesler. Bill Nolingwan. Tim Sliede. Tim Moermond. Dave Fritts. Kurt Oostorhouso. Dave Hoyboor. Douglas Moetry. Kovin Brown. Larry Wagonaar. Davo Campboll. Chuck Zwomor. Yuchi Kida. Bront Kroidor, Blaquo Hough. Sy Aang. Dave Bright. Mlko Kannisto. EMERSONIAN FIRST FLOOR Eric Shugars. Tim Cotter. Mark VerNooy. Bob Wuorfel, Darrin McCoUough. Jeff Johnson. EMERSONIAN SECOND FLOOR 3S v K 2K SR X3S8Sm 188 Michaol Ray. Karl Ochs. Jon Koldor. Tim Lamie. Art Keith, Eric Lundquist, Mark Arnold, Steve Boovo. James Rafferty. David Lovett, Chip DuFord, EMERSONIAN THIRD FLOOR Row 1: Michael Brandt. Row 2: Mark Sharp, Bob Birdsall, Robort Hodson. Bill Tripp, Pete Stevens. Row 3: Mark Czamecki, Matt Schmidt. David Holman, Matt DeGooyer. ARCADIAN FIRST FLOOR 189 Todd Ripley, Carston Schmidt, Del Townsend, Ken Hobbs. GILMORE 1st FLOOR Row 1: Laura Wingato. Shori Waterloo. Chris Stone. Jackie DoWolf. Kathy Baird. Row 2: Liz Bass. Irene Bell. Kim Crospi. Amy Nagel. Sherry Grupp. Suo Harong. Suo Milanowski. Row 3: Lorna Hoffs. Mishy Groon. Kris Grotoler, Mary Rusco. Debbie Rennor. Ann Bookman. Kirston Allon. GILMORE 2nd FLOOR Row 1: Allison Zimmer. Kristin Holland, Nicolo Loit. Kriston Snydor, Bocky Bush. Kami Cortrig. Row 2: Sarah Jones. Katie Vierkom. Zulein Figueroa. Laura Sacha. Lisa Boach. Mimi Strykor. Erika Pott. Row 3: Jayne TeBos. Wendy French, Sue Hooper. Kristie VanderMolon. Sloffany Dawson. Doanna Fordham. Yvette VanRiper, Michollo VanderVelde. Row 4: Monica Bleam. Sherry Martin. Kristin Koisling. Sue Looman. Karin Wiechmann. Kristi Pearson. Mary Cambum. 190 GILMORE 3rd FLOOR Row 1: Kollo Korston. Ehka Andorson Row 2: Joiiica Bachor. Jonni Thompsoa Christino Lahnor. Nancy Tront. Sharon Ratio. Lora Huizonga. Kim Koop. Tanya Androtz. Karon Zionerl. Row 3: Cheryl Hooksoma. Julio Katz. Irono Hatch. Laura Bockor. Manloo Roost. Jon- nlo Ponrod. Holdl Elder. Bonrvio Schalhamor. Jodi Mannos Row 4: Enka Banky. Holly Hicks. Tina Mann. Jonny Haskin. Jill Doruson. Rita DoWltt. Joanne Cambum. Row 5: Kym Hohsclaw. JonruJor Hough. Lynn Gras. Taylor Holland. Kathy JavtcoU. Ronee Perdok. Sandy Voorhis. Mamie Dolphin. Laura VandorVelde. PHELPS 2nd FLOOR EAST Row 1: Josoph Horlings. Enk Exum. Craig Boovo. Row 2: John Coffman. Stoin Schroibor. Miko Ensing. Paul McKrnny. Kovin Lehman. Davo Folland. Miko Sartori. Row 3: Todd Barkholtz. Tim Ritsoma. Nick Timmor. Stovo Woobor. Row 4: Paul Vholstra. Jool Zuidoma. David Michael Mike Maurer. Todd Sytsma. Mitch VanDyko. Kon Bauor. Tom Sanders, Tim Vorhoy. Scott Rico. PHELPS 2nd FLOOR WEST Row 1: Jim Gotzingor. Row 2: Todd Ponstoin. Jim Huffman. Stevo Voci. Jim VanderRoest. Don Paul. Scott Trumble. Matt Holcomb. Tom Avolio. Row 3: Tim Foad. Frak Eckort. Miko Vandorvold, Kirk Bmmeis. Troy Carson. Robert Fuchikami. Jef Getzinger, Dave Baird. PHELPS 3rd FLOOR WEST Row 1: Kristy Jones. Karen Nelson. Row 2: Mary Rust. Graco Young. Beth Murphy. Dovonne Hutson. Jamio Moszaros. Row 3: Bridgete McManus. Cara Aproa, Laura McCooL Anna Laidlow. Rajoan Wuorfol Judy Bellos. Row 4: Mary Busscher. Charlotte Diessel. Susan Mills, Dalano Myaard. Claudino Wagonaar. Shori Hoffmastor. Diano Vos. Janine Post. 192 DURFEE 2nd FLOOR Row 1: Mark Vanlwaardon. Mark Van Genderen. Andy Chapman. Glon Oostorhoff. Row 2: Gary Kunzi, Mark Wobstor, Eric Coatos. Brot Norbilitus, Barry Fuller. Carl Aronson. Wosley Adnorson, Jool Anderle. Row 3: Dave Windmor. Woutor Blok. Matt Scrips, Jim Budde, Rod Fenwick. Tom Paasch. Jay Porriguoy. DURFEE 3rd FLOOR Row 1: Robort Brown. Basel Haider. Erik Sales. Row 2: Paul Bright. Konl Hollonbock. Davo Massolink. Dave King, Stovo Schwind. Kurt VanAppledom. Justin Goorgo. Row 3: Steve Mork. Davo Misnor. Woiglo. Row 4: Eric Dykeman. Robb Knapp. John Schloil. Mike (Perk) Porkins, Scott Van Aeist. Kurt Bouman. Miko Scott. Eric Lanning. Chris Flaugh. Bill Baas. Row 5: Richard Bingham. Dan Bloitz. Kovin Pereira. Don Kont, Kovin Hart. Stovo Kozora. Kurt Boovo. Davo Rtloy. 193 Brumler Kollen Third Floor East 194 Boyd Cottage Centennial Cottage i 195 Frater Cottage 196 Klaaren Cottage Kluis Cottage 197 Reese Cottage Kuyper Cottage 198 Taylor Cottage Yentema Cottage i I ii A 199 OFF-CAMPUS HOUSES 200 Ui 1111 m m m i r111 I 201 BOLD GOLD Front row: Michollo Tousink, Laura Hoekinga. Anr.o Latham. Robin Bockott. Second row: Kan Moore, Beth Gloecklor, V ondy West. Back row: Katie Gaikoma. Suzanne Mitchell, Marta VanderSlarro- 202 The Convent Front row: Susan Beede. Jenny Nagelkerk. Carolyn Rink. Tiffany Brown. Back row: Shelly Dafoo, Lisa VanSlooton, Cara Rodekor. Jana Reister. Sam Hill Greg Mitchell, Matt Strong. Todd Mars man, Steve Zylman 203 The Vatican Tastee Freeze 204 Stone- Henge 205 The Pull House Steve Grose. Todd Claypool, Chuck Alex, Paul Tan Cheers Darla Thomson. Jan Rudnick. Sue Giifels 206 Exit 69 207 Fish Bowl A John Armstrong « A Poto Idema A John Armstrong 208 209 211 . o V 213 M PRESIDENT GORDON J. VAN WYLEN 214 ▲ John Armstrong I had a wonderful opportunity to talk with President Van Wylen this past year. He is an ingenious, warm, and respected gentleman. He's done so much for the college that naming the new library after him and his wife is, I feel, a small token of appreciation. He said that it was a humbling experience. RoselvS are. Red Violets are blue after is tears VJe’ll always qp you President Van Wylen feels his greatest accomplishment has been to help clarify the mission of the college. The mission of Hope College is to offer with recognized ex- cellence, academic programs in liberal arts, in the setting of a residential undergraduate, coeducational college, and in the context of the Christian faith. He worked to bring the people and resources to fulfill this mission of excellence. President Van Wylen was able to put the highlights of his career at Hope into three categories as follows: 1. His relationships with students, associates, faculty, trustees, and alumni have been enriched. 2. He has given leadership to the school and helped to enhance the reputation of the school. He has also brought many financial resources to the school to help build it. President Van Wylen says, It has been fun to see the campus take shape physically. 3. He has grown as a person, in his relationships, and by doing things, all of which have been enriched by the Christian faith. ▲ John Armstrong If President Van Wylen could say something to each student, it would be something that he heard D. Ivan Dykstra say in a Commencement speech. Actually, he would say three things. The first would be to know the joy of learning which is what college should be all about. Secondly, it would be to do something with your knowledge that is consistent with your moral beliefs. And thirdly, it would be for you to be what you are as a person. 217 Jacob Nyenhuis Provost 218 Anderson William K. Vice President Business and Finance John Sourer A Robert DeYoung Vice President for College Advance ment A Vardon Studios Elton bruins Deon of Arts and Humanities Anne Farley Administrative Assistant for the Dean of Arts and Humanities 219 M 220 A John Armstrong John Armstrong A ▼ Admissions Acodemic Support Center 222 Br2«s� ▲ John Armstrona Joyce Twining Off “ Campus Jobs Bookstore A ▲ John Sauror 223 224 ART Contacts with visiting artists and lecturers of na- tional importance, field trips to museums such as those in Chicago, Detroit, and Toledo, exhibition ex- perience in the College Gallery, and entrance in com- petitive shows are a few of the opportunities available through the Art Department. Course offerings are structured in form, content, and sequence to provide a foundation in the fine arts for both the pre- professionally oriented student and the liberal arts student. The curriculum affords opportunities for study and creative work in the visual arts through studio practice and art history. The Department of Art fac- ulty members are teaching, producing, and research oriented artists and art historians. i 226 Research projects are the name of the game in the Biology Department. Examples include breeding bi- ology of the Common Morrhen, temperature regu- lation and thirst of rats, systematics and ecology of spiders, host-parasite relationships of trematodes. sys- tematics of Compositae, water and ion regulation in protozoa, environmental mutagenesis and carcino- genesis, and morphology and anatomy of fossil plants. The Department has excellent facilities for both teaching and research and a well-stocked li- brary. Qualified students have the opportunity to spend a semester doing research and taking courses at the Oak Ridge National laboratory in Tennessee. Christopher Barnoy. Harvoy Blankospoor. Allen Brady. Don Cronkito. Jim Gontile. chairperson; Eldon Groij. K. Grogory Murray. Edith Smoot, Paul Van Faasen. Kathy Winnot-Murray BIOLOGY 227 CHEMISTRY With increasing societal complex- ity, the demand for effective com- municators is being expressed dra- matically. Acknowledging training to the liberal arts tradition, and rec- ognizing contemporary societal de- mands for enlightened, skilled com- municators, the Department of Communication offers a curriculum to enhance a student's understand- ing of the human communication process as well as to develop in pur- pose and context (interpersonal re- lations, small group interactions, face-to-face persuasive presenta- tions. electronically mediated mass contexts) are addressed through the course offerings. Students interest- ed in improving their communica- tion effectiveness as a means of in- creasing their overall success in disciplines outside the communica- tion department are welcome to draw on communication course of- ferings and laboratories to serve their individual needs. Professional plans in broadcasting, closed- circuit television, public relations, human resource development, and government often stem from oppor- tunities provided to communication majors. The chemistry program provides students with a rigorous introduction to the field of chemistry in a setting that is complete with knowledge of current developments in chemistry and experience with mod- em instruments and laboratory techniques. The pro- gram offers students the opportunity to achieve out- standing levels of accomplishment through the challenge of chemical research. The chemistry faculty maintains a keen interest in students' professional involvement and scholarly development. The chem- istry program places a strong emphasis on faculty- student research. Past faculty-student research has included: biological transport of iron, synthesis of tem- perature stable polymers, laser optical studies of new excited states in molecules, aluminum enolate reac- tions, removal of atmospheric pollution by precip- itation, and preparation of mixed transition metal clusters. Rodney Boyer. Irwin Brink. Eugene Jekel. William Mungall. chair- person; Paul Sadek. Michael Seymour. Michael Silver. Stephen Taylor, Donald Williams, Elaine Jekel COMMUNICATIONS John Armstrong Joseph MacDoniels, chairperson; James Herrick, Tod Nielson. Beth Rygh COMPUTER SCIENCE Computer science is a young and rapidly de- veloping discipline. In recognition of this fact, the Department of Computer Science is committed to providing the student with a program which in- cludes the basic fundamentals of the field and which allows him the flexibility to pursue in depth many of the diverse areas into which computer science is expanding. In addition, computer science interrelates heavily with other disciplines, both in its application and its construction. It is our belief that this interrelation can best be emphasized by the establishment of direct links with these other fields such as joint sharing of faculty and programs and by exposing computer science students to the fundamental core of knowledge in closely related disciplines. DANCE The dance program follows Hope's phi- losophy of liberal arts education by pro- viding opportunities for students' intellec- tual, artistic, and physical development. Hope's diverse resident and guest faculty, fine studios and performance facilities, per- formance and teaching opportunities and curriculum, divided between modern, bal- let, jazz and tap technique and dance the- ory contribute to the department's goal of developing well-rounded dancers who are prepared for careers in dance performance, production, education, and related fields. These, and other reasons, have allowed Hope to attain accreditation to offer a dance major. Maxino DoBruyn. chairperson; Linda Graaham John Armstrong Herbert Dershem. chairperson; Bruce Dangremond. Gordon Stegink. Mr. Slack 229 ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION James Heislor. chairperson: Sylvia Boyd. Robori Cline, C. Kendrick Gibson. Robert Gentenaar, Lynne Hendrix. William Japlnga. Robin Klay. Herb Martin. Tony Muiderman, Potor Vander Nat The Department of Economics and Business Administration stresses both theoretical and applied concepts of economics and business. Economic theory and quantitative skills serve as the cornerstone for advanced work in economics and management. Students majoring in the department actively participate in field trips, internships with local business firms, and independent research projects. They meet frequently with visiting business executives and distinguished economists. Courses in investments, real estate, business law and advanced accounting are taught by adjunct faculty members, who are full-time specialists in their respective fields. Computer applications and simulations, role-playing management games and business case studies enliven the classroom work. Kevin Largo The Education Department seeks to prepare students to teach in the elemen- tary and secondary schools of our nation. To fulfill the requirements for graduation and certification, each student planning on a professional teaching career must complete a major in an academic field, a minor and the professional education se- quence. This sequence introduces the stu- dent to the theoretical foundations of cre- ative and responsible teaching and, simultaneously, helps the prospective teacher acquire those teaching skills that make for effective teaching. An integrat- ed field-theory approach to teacher prep- aration permeates the entire professional education sequence. Students become progressively more involved in field ex- periences and participate in increasingly more complex teaching styles as they proceed through the program. This prep- aration model has been replicated with enthusiasm throughout the country. Daniol Paul, chairperson; Lamont Dirkse. Nancy Miller, Susan Mooy, William Moroau, Karen Neufiold, Carl Schakow. Ronald Wollhuis EDUCATION 231 ENGLISH Peter Schakol chairperson; John Cox. John Fiodlor. Fran- cis Fike. Jano Harrington. Stephen Hemenway, Charlos Huttar, R. Dirk Jollema. Mary Jolloma. William Roynolds. Jack Ridl, Sanford Schwartz, Nancy Taylor, Kathloon Verduin FOREIGN LANGUAGES The program of the Department of English is designed to meet the needs of the student who wishes to pursue the study of English language and literature in depth or the student who wishes to develop special skills in the art of writing, either for their intrinsic worth or in preparation for a specific career. The major programs reflect these different objectives. The department is, first, a department of lit- erature. Literature presents to readers perennial human situations and issues — problems of identity, purpose, relationship, and meaning. It enables one imaginatively to enter and share the experiences of other persons: to feel what was felt by people in earlier eras, distant lands, entirely other patterns of life and juxtapose those feelings with their own. It is also a department of language: of the study of the English language and of language as used in writing. Understanding the history and nature of language is basic to effective verbal communication and to good verbal artistry. The courses in expository and creative writing begin with and build on a knowledge of language and lead to increased skill in using language effectively. While the curriculum provides those who wish to teach or attend graduate school the specialized courses they need, it also seeks to meet the needs of students pursuing the broad aims of a liberal education. By helping develop students' abilities to read, to think and to express them- selves logically and coherently, the curriculum at the same time helps to prepare them for careers in fields like gov- ernment service, law, business, librarianship, and the min- istry that emphasize such skills. The Department of For- eign Languages and Liter- atures seeks to lead stu- dents to a more complete understanding and open minded tolerance of the culture of the people who speak a language other than their own, and to the development of the ability to communicate in a lan- guage other than their na- tive tongue. Instruction is offered in French, German. Greek, Latin, Dutch, Rus- sian and Spanish. Some courses are primarily de- signed to increase fluency in speaking, reading and writing. Others stress the patterns of life and thought and the great works of lit- erature written in the lan- guage. Since appreciation of other cultures and flu- ency in the use of another language is greatly en- hanced by maximum im- mersion in the culture and constant challenge to use the language, the depart- ment sponsors many sup- plementary activities: lan- guage clubs, language tables, language houses, foreign films, and study abroad. All the faculty have traveled and studied abroad. Four of them are natives of countries other than the USA. Ion Aghoana. chairporson; Albert Bell. John Creviere. Sander DeHann. Anno Larsen. James Lowe. Judith Motiii. Jacob Nyonhuis. Antonia Searlos. Glsela Strand. Jamos VanDerLaan. Hubert Weller i I The geological sciences are in a such diverse localities as the Col- Golden Age because of renewed orado Rockies, the Swiss Alps, and interest in short supply of natural the Virgin Islands. In addition to resources, continuing concerns with these trips, the annual spring Re- environmental quality, and renais- gional Geology trip has given stu- sance in thinking about the way the dents the opportunity to observe in Earth works. Geoscientists today detail the geology of Jamaica, the are making important contributions Appalachians, the Gulf Coast, the through research in petroleum ex- Black Hills, the Grand Canyon, the ploration, mining, geochemistry, Florida Keys, and other areas. We geophysics, paleontology, oceanog- are well-equipped for teaching and raphy, plate tectonics, and environ- research. In addition to an ample mental geology as they further our number of dissecting and petro- understanding of the Earth and its graphic microscopes, the depart- complex history. Traditionally, the ment has a fluid inclusion heating training of geologists has included a and cooling stage, x-ray diffraction large measure of field experience, and fluorescence apparatus, thin Hope College is ideally situated for section preparation laboratory, a field studies of glacial geology, sedi- large stream table and sedimenta- mentology, geomorphology, and tion tank, equipment for seismic ex- limnology. To broaden the spectrum ploration and soil resistivity testing, of field experience, trips are com- research microscopes, and a 35' monly taken to examine the geol- steel-hulled research vessel with ogy of other areas in Michigan and depth sounding and sediment sam- adjacent states. Our students have pling devices, also participated in field courses in GEOLOGY Kodjopa Attoh. chairperson; John Bartloy, Edward Hanson. J. Cotter Tharin O 233 HISTORY G. Larry Penrose, chairperson; Marc Baor, Albert Bell, William Cohen, Earl Curry, Neal Sobania MATH The mathematics program in- cludes courses in mathematical analysis, algebra, and statistics as well as a number of courses with a computer science orientation. A DEC VAX 11 750 computer network gives students access to a large batch and time sharing computer system. A Tektronix 4051 Graphic System that has built-in computa- tional power and can also be used as a graphics terminal is available for student research. A microcom- puter laboratory contains TRS-80 Model III and Apple II Color microcomputers. These computers are used in several courses and are available for all students to use. The department continues to offer a strong program in mathematics which prepares a student for grad- uate school in leading universities in this country. Students with im- mediate vocational interests have found that the mathematics major provides an excellent background for a position in industry, teaching, business, or government. Students are encouraged to have a strong component in an area in which mathematics is used. History is the study of the human past. It is the foundation for under- standing how we came to be what we are. Because the record is often crowd- ed and contradictory, history is a dis- cipline that depends upon critical thinking and careful evaluation of ev- idence. These are skills that lie at the heart of liberal arts education and that are vitally important to students pre- paring for careers in such fields as law, government, journalism, and ed- ucation. History staff members bring varied backgrounds to their teaching. All have sustained their research interests through work in numerous foreign and domestic manuscript repositories such as the National Archives. Extended stays in Japan, the Soviet Union, Austria, England, and Yugoslavia help to assure both currency in scholarship and vitality in the classroom. John Vanlwaardon, chairperson; David Corothers, K. Alan Loper, Frank Shorbumo, John Stoughton. Elliot Tanis, Richard Vandervelde 234 The Department of Music at Hope College has two aims — to supply the liberal arts student with an elec- tive musical background which will assist him her in being aware and appreciative of the growing musical heritage of civilization, and to train the student who wishes to make mu- sic his individual vocation. A stu- dent in the first group will find am- ple opportunity to enrich his her musical knowledge by enrolling in the Introduction to Music courses, in any of the Applied Music courses, or by means of membership in any of the music ensembles. Students in the second group, if they desire to teach music, can elect either the Bachelor of Music in Instrumental Music Educa- tion or the Bachelor of Music in Vocal Music Education degrees, permitting them to teach music from kindergarten through the twelfth grade; the degree will not be awarded until the student has gained Michigan provisional teacher certification; if students desire to be performing artists, they should select the Bachelor of Music in Per- formance program. MUSIC Stuart Sharp, chairperson; Charles Asch- brenner, Joan Conway. Roger Davis. Samuel Floyd. Jantina Hollomaan. Antho- ny Kooiker, Jovco Morrison. Roger Roitberg. Robert Ritsoma. Robert Thomp- son t h 235 NURSING Cynthia Kielinon, chairperson; Linda Bur- den. Cloe Ann Danford, Joyce Dorhammer. Mary Doornbos. Lynn Fagerman. Bethany Gordon. Karla Jacobus. Marueen Leen. Thomas Mansen. Bonnie Medoma. Darlene Rubingh. Barbara Timmormans The Department of Nursing seeks to provide broad educational and professional experiences within the context of a Christian liberal arts education. The program is designed to prepare beginning practitioners of nursing who are capable of in- tegrating their knowledge, skills and attitudes to provide quality nursing care for people of all ages and in a variety of settings. The baccalaureate nursing program is offered cooperatively with Calvin College in Grand Rapids. One de- partment, known as the Hope- Calvin Department of Nursing, in- corporates students from both Hope and Calvin Colleges in junior and senior level nursing courses. Stu- dents enrolled in the nursing pro- gram engage in a wide variety of clinical nursing experiences. But- terworth Hospital and Holland Community Hospital serve as Clin- ical Education Centers, providing opportunities to care for people who need the knowledge and skills of the nursing profession. Pine Rest Chris- tian Hospital provides for learning experiences in Psychiatric mental health nursing and a variety of community agencies offer students an opportunity to care for clients outside of a hospital setting. PHILOSOPHY Philosophy is a style of thinking and an historical tradition of thought; or rather, it is several styles (analytical, speculative, descriptive) and several traditions (eastern, western). It is at once the questioning search for meaning and truth throughout the whole of human experience and the history of such critical reflection. We engage in the history of philosophy and through disciplined reflection on the substantive issues we have inherited from the tradition. This contributes to the overall goals of liberal education in at least three ways: 1. To live as free and responsible members of our society requires an understanding of our past as an inheritance to be gratefully received and critically carried on. Sinco philosophy is an important part of our cultural heritage, its study belongs to the preparation for thoughtful citizenship in the broadest sense of the term. 2. Phil- osophical questions, whatever their specific content, have a ten- dency to become ways of asking the question. Who am I? Con- sequently the study of philosophy relatos directly to the quest for personal identity which is often particularly intense in early adult- hood. This does not presuppose that one starts with nothing in a way of answers, however. For the thinker who comes to philosophy as a Christian, for example, reflection takes the form of faith seeking understanding. 3. The roles of other disciplines and areas of experience in enriching human lifo can often bo onhancod through deliberate reflection on the goals, methods, and fundamental con- cepts they involve. This occurs in such sub-disciplines of philosophy as philosophy of science, philosophy of religion, and philosophy of art (aesthetics). Arthur Jontz. chair- person; Jamos Allis. Anthony Poiovxrh. MoroSd Westphal 1 236 The curriculum of the Department of Physical Education and Recreation is de- signed to provide the undergraduate stu- dent a strong liberal arts background in addition to specific areas of expertise with- in physical education, recreation and or dance. To be liberally educated, persons should be knowledgeable about their bodies, good nutrition, and the benefits of a habit of exercise. Additionally, it would seem important for each undergraduate to develop enough skill in one or two carry- over activities to find those activities fun and physiologically and psychologically beneficial. PHYSICAL EDUCATION William Vanderbilt, chairperson; Grogg Alman. Gordon Brewer. Russell DeVette. Donna Eaton. Anno Irwin. Rob- ert Johnston, Georgo Kraft. John Palnott. R. Richard Ray. Raymond Smith, Glonn Van Wioron The Department of Physics offers a comprehensive program for those desiring a career in physics, engineering, or allied natural sciences. The physics course structure allows students to tailor their program to their main interests. Opportunities for research participation are available to all physics students at all class levels during both the academic year and the summer. Students are presently engaged in nuclear physics experiments, heavy ion physics experiments, mini-computer control of in- dustrial processes. Industrial process control experiments, surface analysis using alpha particle beams from the Hope accelerator, and chemical analysis using proton beams from the Hope accelerator. The undergraduate research program centers around the 2.5 million volt Van de Graaf accelerator and the facilities for industrial process control. The accelerator laboratory has a full complement of nuclear particle detectors and electronic instrumentation, and special equipment can be designed and con- structed in the fully equipped metal shop and electronics laboratory. PHYSICS James Van Putten. chairperson; Richard Brockmoier. Peter Gonthier. Peter Jolivette. Gordon Van Wyien. Ned Rouze. Paul De Young, Shinichlro Takeshita i i 237 POLITICAL SCIENCE Jamos Zootowoy, chairperson; Robort Elder, Michael En- golhardt, lack Holmes PSYCHOLOGY Organizing a local Holland precinct, sponsoring a model United Nations for high school students, meeting with prom- inent campus visitors, organizing a ”get-out-to-vote cam- paign among college students over the age of majority, and serving as youth chairpersons of county, congressional district, and state political party committees are a few of the activities students majoring in political science have engaged in. The academic program of the Department of Political Science seeks to provide the student with a sys- tematic understanding of government, political behavior and political institutions in the local, state, national and international areas. To accomplish this goal students ma- joring in political science take such courses as History of Political Theory, Comparative Government, American Political Parties, and International Law. In addition to these theoretical courses, students enroll for academic credit in departmental programs which give the student a first-hand encounter with political processes both at home and abroad. For example, they work in political campaigns, intern in local and county governments, ob- serve national presidential conventions, and work as Con- gressional aides. F. Phillip Van Eyl chairperson; Leslie Beach. Jane Dickie, Charles Groen. Thomas Ludwig, James Motilf, David My- ers, John Shaughnessy The department oi Psychology alms to provide its students with a strong base in the methodology and fundamental concepts oi psychology in order to prepare them to enjoy the study oi behavior or to pursue graduate study or practical applications oi psychology. It is the department's philosophy that the beet preparation ior the future comes through ac- quiring the intellectual tools that will enable the student to be a problem solver, to change and grow as old techniques and vocational specialties become obsolete and new approaches become available. The department also oilers students opportunities to wit- ness and experience psychological principles and thereby to shape their personal visions ior the luture. Almost hall oi the department's courses oiler the opportunity (or laboratory experience. The department's exceptional iadlities include a (acuity-student lounge, an eight-room laboratory lor ob- serving children and small groups, 40 additional rooms (or laboratory in- struction and research with humans and animals, computer iadlities, and innovative classroom Iadlities. The Psychology-Sociology Composite Major is designed specifically (or students who plan to enter the helping pro- ieesions, such as social work. This program utilizes the greater Holland community and its sodal agencies as a laboratory for learning. The broad academic purpose of the study of religion at the college level is to understand the Chris- tian faith and the role of religion in human culture. To accomplish that end, the Department of Re- ligion is divided into five areas of academic investigation: Biblical studies, historical studies, theo- logical studies, world religions, and religion in culture. While each student majoring in religion is required to enroll in advanced level courses in each of the five areas, most religion majors con- centrate in one area and devel- op, thereby, a considerable ex- pertise. Many students have found the religion major an ex- cellent way of focusing their lib- eral arts education at Hope Col- lege. Dennis VoskuiL chairperson; Barry Bandstra. Wayne Boulton. Elton Bru- ins. Janet Evorts. Thomas Kennedy, Robert Palma. Allen Verhey, Boyd Wilson RELIGION John Armstrong The Department of Sociology and Social Work pro- vides students with a variety of courses in two pre- professional tracks. The Sociology track prepares students who plan to enter graduate or professional school in the areas of sociology, law, urban planning, the ministry, and numerous other fields. The Social Work track, which is granted in conjunction with the Department of Psychology, prepares students who are intending to join the helping professions, either di- rectly after graduation or following graduate studies in social work, counseling, law, or ministry. Sociology can be defined as the scientific study of human socie- ties. In order for students to engage in this study, they will be introduced to major theoretical and meth- odological issues of the discipline. Students will be able to choose from a wide selection of topical courses. These courses bring various theoretical and meth- odological understandings to the analysis of specific social structures and processes. The Social Work ma- jor, a composite of Psychology and Sociology, is de- signed for students who are intending to enter pro- fessions which require direct contact with people concerning their social and personal welfare. This major builds upon a broad liberal arts base and ex- amines: 1) the philosophies of social welfare; b) var- ious theoretical perspectives of the sociology, psy- chology, and the other social sciences; and c) the complementary utility and integrative properties of the various theoretical perspectives. SOCIOLOGY lames Piers, chairperson; Donald Luidens. Roger Nemeth, Jonathan Osborn. Neil Sobania John Armstrong THEATRE Course offerings in theatre, along with the department's co-curricular production program, are designed to provide the liberal arts students with knowledge of and experience in an art form which has played an important role in our cultural his- tory as well as in contemporary so- ciety. Performance or laboratory experience makes possible an ap- preciation of the art which can be derived only from direct participa- tion. The practical experience of working together in a disciplined collaborative art facilitates one's understanding of oneself and of oth- er people. The theatre program is further intended to enhance the cul- tural life of the community through the presentation of plays of value from a historical, contemporary, lit- erary, or entertainment point of view. Richard Smith, chairperson; Ix is Carder. Mi- chael Grindstaff. George Raph, John Tammi. Lawrence Broglio The second professor to pass owoy was Michael D. Petrovich on July 11 ot Butferworth Hospital following o brain hemorrhage. He hod been o member of the history deportment since 1966. He was o scholar of East European studies and on internationally respected interpreter of Serbo-Crootion, the language of Yugo- slavia. Petrovich come to the United States ot the age of 21 ond eventually become o naturalized citizen. He worked os on escort interpreter for the U.S. Deportment of State for five years before joining the Hope faculty. He taught dosses in European history, with o spe- cialization in Balkan ond Russian history. He is re- sponsible for the May term to Yugoslavia. His academic rank was that of on associate professor of history. Michael Petrovich served os on interpreter to the United States for two Presidents. The first time wos for President Jimmy Carter in 1976 when the lote Yu- goslavian President Marshall Tito wos visiting. The sec- ond time wos in 1964 for President Reogon during o stote visit by Yugoslavian Prime Minister Milko Poninc. Petrovich wos born in Zemun, Yugoslavia. He stud- ied industrial design ond English in London. He then studied ot Shepherd College in West Virginio ond loter received his master's degree in international relations ond his Ph.D. in history from the University of Chicago. The people of Hope lost two faculty mem- bers over the summer of 1966. Both were well liked ond respected by the students ond their peers. The first being Eleanor Polmo on June 25. She died in Holland offer on extended illness. She hod taught piano of Hope since 1964 in the position of o teaching assistant ond wos re- cently appointed on adjunct ossistont professor of music. Mrs. Polmo graduated from Colvin College ond did her graduate work ot Son Diego State University ond the University of lowo. Before coming to Hope, Mrs. Polmo fought ot West Side Christian Junior High in Grand Rapids, in Edinburgh, Scotland, ond ot Blue Lake Music Comp. IN MEMORIAM 240 I 241 243 MODEL U.N. 244 W picturo courtosy of John Armstrong 245 COTTON PATCH GOSPEL 247 ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN AGNES OF GOD I 249 250 251 A ▼ John Armstrong I 2S2 253 254 A John Armstrong I 256 257 Aalderink, Janice M. Aang, Sy 187 Aardema, Mary A. Aasen, Erik J. Abney, Gwendolyn Ackermann, Todd W. 58 Adams, April C. Adams, Jill D. Adams. Julie L. 20 Adrianse, Karen S. Affleck, Amy E. Ahmed, Moazzam I. Alborg, Erik A. 182 Albers, Kaylynn 64 Aldrich. David B. 20 Alex, Charles R. 206 Allan. Tracy S. Allen, Anthony Allen. David T. Allen. Kirsten L. 190 Allen, Laura L. Allison, Anne K. 20 Alsum, Tamera J. 179 Amerman, Victoria L. 178 Amesse, Janet L. Ancona, Pamela M. Andorlo, Joel M. 193 Anderson, Barb J. 20 Anderson, Brendan D. Anderson, Eric J. Anderson, Erika 191, 66 Anderson, Holly L. 174 Anderson, Jill L. Anderson, Michael J. Anderson. Pamela L. Anderson, Paul K. Anderson, Robert S. 58 Anderson, Wesley D. 193 An dree, Elizabeth A. 20 Andretz, Tatiana S. 191 Andrew. Brian M. Andrew. Julie E. 184 Andrews, Cynthia Y. Angus. David E. Angus, William G. Anker. Kathryn L. Annis, Karen M. 20 Aprea, Cara M. 192 Arakaki, Chikako Aralles, Konstadina A. Archer, Tom M. Arendsen, Cynthia K. Arnold, Mark F. 188, 58 Araoys, Robert A. Aronson, Carl L. 193 Arvidson, Kurt M. Atkinson, Dana R. Austin, Amy L. 20 Austin, Crissa M. 184 Avolio, Thomas B. 192 Ayrault, Terence P. 58 Azarbarzin. Ronald J. 182 Baar, Sarah J. Baas. Bill D. 193 Bach, Carolyn L. Bachor, Jessica L. 191 Bacon, Jeffrey P. Bader, Lisa M. Baohr, Heidi M. 20. 187 Baer, David A. Baergen, David J. Bagley, Timothy W. Baird. David A. 192 Baird, Katherine J. 190 Baker, Keith E. Baker, Michelle L. Baker, Richard J. 63 Baker, Susanne L. 175, 79 Bakker, Marc T. 58 Bakker, Mark J. Baldwin, Marvin Balk, Steven 20 Balkema, Arden G. Ballast, Bradford L. 187 Balogh, Kristen L. Baltzer, Ronald A. Banger, Beverly S. Banky, Erika 191 Banning. Deborah L. 175 Banyai, Christopher J. 63 Barber, Nancy L. Barcanic, Sandra M. 20 Barckholtz, Todd J. 191, 73 Bareman, Scott A. Bareman, Steven L. 20 Bares, Kurt is T. 182 Barker, Pamela S. 177 Barnhill, Tracey L. Barnum, Jeffrey T. Barr, Sherrie L. Bareness, Dana L. 186, 70 Bartels. Brian L. Bartman, Allen E. 58 Barton, Lisa L. Barton, Scott W. Bartz, Kevin D. 58 Bass, Elizabeth G. 190 Bast, Carol J. Bast, David J. Batey, Laura A. 186 Batts, Deanna 177 Bauer. Kenneth R. 191 Baum, Charlotte M. 21 Baumgartner, Amy B. Baxter, Kimberly 21, 79, 60 Bayus, Kimberly A. Basany, Pat 182 Beach. Lisa R. 190 Beal, Dwight E. 21 Bean, Rhonda G. 21 Beck, Douglas R. 21, 184 Beck. William J. 58 Becker. Elizabeth J. 181, 85 Becker. Laura M. 191 Becker, Thomas M. Beckett. Robin L. 21. 202 Beebe, Miranda Beecher, Carrie A. 173 Beede, Susan S. 203 Beekman, Ann M. 190 Beemer. Joni L. Behrendt, Deborah L. Behrendt, Tracy A. 181 Beird, William J. Bejsovec, Brook E. 106 Bekkering, Cindi S. Bold, David J. 21 Bell, Annette M. Bell, Irene M. 190 Bellaire, Lewis P. Belles, Judith A. 192 Beltran Del Rio, Laurie J. Beltran Del Rio, Manuel Benedict, Robert S. Benes, Kristin L. 183 Benham, Kevin W. Berghuis, Gordon J. Bergman, Chad S. Bergman, Kaarli A. 184, 85 Bergsma, Suanno Berkey, Donna L. Bernard, William S. 182 Bemson, Jill R. Berta, Brock C. Besonson, Kirsten A. Betten, Karen L. 183 Bey, Laura M. 176 Bey, Michael J. Beyer, Daniel J. Beyer. Denise A. Beyer, Jeffrey J. Beyer, Jonathon L. 21 Bianco, Paul B. 182, 58 Bielema, John R., Jr. 182 Bigelow, Linda S. BiUstrand, James 21 Billstrand, John R. 21 Bilyk. Beth A. 179 Bingham, Norman L. Bingham, Richard A. 193 Biondo, Brigitte A. 187 Birdsall, Bryan J. Birdsall, Robert J. 189 Birdsall, Sarah L. Birdsill, Jeffrey D. Birk, Susan M. Birkelbach, Stephen Bixby, Douglas J. Black, Laura P. Blakeman, Jennifer A. Blankespoor, Curtis L. 63 Blasch, Karen A. 21. 184 258 Bleam, Monica J. 190 Bleitz, Daniel J. 193 Bloch, Erika B. Bloomers, Lisa L. Blok, Wouter 193 Bloome, Sue 176 Blough, David J. Blough, Kenneth R. 58 Blume, Susan A. Board way, Ronald H. 107 Bobinski, Diane S. 21 Bobinski, Edward L. Bock, Keren J. Bocks, Nathan S. Boekeloo, Lori A. Boelkins, Rhonda S. 175 Boelkins, Robin B. Boelman, Thomas H. Boerigter, Daniel W. Boerigter, H. Leigh 177 Boeve, Kurt is G. 193 Boeve, R. Craig 191, 58 Boeve, Steven E. 188 Boffard, John B. Bogard, Amy M. 180 Boggess, Ann C. 183 Bogo, Melanie 179 Bohannon, Rhonda J. 177 Bol, Lisa A. Bolhuis, David A. 58 Bolks, Heather E. Bolling, John V. Bond, Gayle M. 22. 70 Bond, Jodi M. Bond-broderick, Verna Lorrayne 176 Boockmeier, Tracy L. Booher, Beth A. Boonstra, Kathryn A. Boonstra, Sarah J. 184 Boraas, Vincent J. 58 Bom, Clarence J. Borr, Carin R. 64 Bosch, Jennifer A. 179 Bosma, Kathy J. 184 Bosma, Lori B. 184 Bosman, Stephanie L. 22 Boss, Brenda S. 22, 184 Bosworth, William R. 58 Boulter, Tammy M. Bouman, Kurt W. 193 Boundy, Kyria Bourne, Richard L. 22 Bouwens, Beverly A. Bouwer, Amy J. Bouwer, Thomas J. Bowen. Rebecca M. 177 Bower, Ann T. Boyce, Robert D. Boyd, Kristen K. 175 Boyd. Nancy E. Boyer. Kelly A. Brace, Steve B. 22 Bradley, Diane M. 22 Bradley, Mark C. 183 Brady, Jennifer J. Brady, Melinda L. Braje, Wendy L. 181 Brake, Karen L. 177 Braksick, Amy N. 183 Brancato. Janino Brandt. Michael R. 189 Braskamp, David C. 182 Braun, Amy L. 183 Breault, Caroline E. 64 Bredeweg, Charlotte A. Bredeweg, Michael L. Bredeweg, Todd A. Breen. Brian M. Brewer. Tamala A. 22 Breyfogle, James R. Bright, David J. 187 Bright, Paul A. 193 Brink, Mary L. Brink, Robert L. Brissenden, Robyn B. Bristol, Jeffrey L. Britton, Sherrie L. Broadfiold, Debra A. 22 Brock, Julie Brockette, Crcdg S. 58 Broeault, Caroline 180 Broersma, Susan G. 66 Brooks, Stephanie A. Brouwer, Janilyn S. Brouwer. Larry 60 Brouwer, Sheri L. Brower, Cherie R. Brower, Sharon K. 175 Brower. Terry A. Brown. Angela D. Brown. Bruce A. 83 Brown, Christopher R. Brown, Dianne K. 183, 64 Brown, Douglas M. Brown, Jenise L. Brown, Jennifer M. 183 Brown, Kevin J. 22. 187 Brown, Matthew F. 22 Brown, Michele H. Brown, Nicholas J. Brown. Robert G. 193 Brown, Susan F. Brown, Tiffany A. 203 Brugh, Sheryl A. 22 Bruins, Kathryn J. Bmmols, Kirk A. 192 Brush, Rodney M. 22 Bryden, Todd R. Bryson, William J. Buchanan, Rhonda S. Buckwald, Kimberly A. 180 Budde. James M. 193 Buege, Kristen R. Buhrmaster, Scott C. Bui. Dan V. Buikema, Susan K. 80 Buit, Robert J. Bull. Craig L. 58 Bull. Kelly A. 177 Bulthuis, Steven D. Buning. Rebecca L. Burda, Debra A. 23, 70 Burgenmever. Lisa K. Burggraan, Jill E. Bur gin, David A. 63 Bums, Shelby L. Burris, Emily A. 179 Bursma, James M. 63 Bush, Rebecca J. 190 Busman, Kris R. Busscher, Mary E. 192, 64 Buttrey, Susan B. 184, 66 Butts, Deanna M. Buurma, Elizabeth 23 Buursma, Timothy M. 58 Byroe, David M. Calkins. Lori A. 23 Camburo, Joanne M. 191 Camburo, Mary E. 190 Camp, Lome C. Camp, Martha I. 184, 85 Campbell, Chad M. 58 Campbell, David S. 187 Campbell, Wendy D. 23 Canfield, Lori A. 23. 186 Carey, Angela D. Carigon, Heidi F. 172, 66, 80 Carleen, Kimberley A. 175 Carlisle, Thomas D. Carlson, Janet L. 85 Carpenter, Anne C. 107 Carpenter. Christopher R. Carpenter, John S. Carr, Rebecca A. 172, 85 Carrier, Nicole T. Carson, Troy J. 192 Carter, Lynne A. 181 Cassell, Christopher T. 58 Cataldo, Julie R. 186 Ceeley, Wesley E. Ceeley, Zan S. 180 Cela, Ana 187 Cha, Jin Y. Chaffee. Lisa A. 66 Chamness, Paul S. 185 Chandler, Kathryn L. 23, 66 Chapman, Andrew C. 193 Chapman, Michael W. Chappelear, Amy E. Chappell, Harold, III Chappie, Kimberly A. 184 I 259 Chase. Timothy L. 23. 58 Cheek, Michael A. Cheetham, Teresa M. 70 Christensen. Laura L. 180 Christian, Sue E. Christinidis, Jon P. Christos, Steve C. Chun. Alan W.K. 187 Cioffi, Todd V. Cirre, Lori A. Clark. Douglas Arthur 23 Clark. Heidi M. Clay, Sean S. Claypool, Todd A. 206 Clearwater, Susan J. 184 Cluchey, Dawn M. 186 Coates, Eric M. 193 Cochrane, Elizabeth J. Cochrane, Thomas B. Coe, Jonathan S. CoftiU, Harry F. Coffman, Jonathan A. 191 Cofield, Brad K. Cole. Kevin J. 69 Cole, Scott D. 58 Collinson, Betsy L. 175 Colsman, Melanie H. Colterjohn, Mark W. 23 Conant, Brenda J. Conkey, Jodie L. Conklin, Deborah S. Conley. David A. Conway. Sally A. 183 Cook, Amy L. 23 Cook, Jean A. 179 Cook. Melodie J. Cook, Michelle R. 176 Cooke, Michael J. 58 Cooper. David J. 182, 69 Cooper, Doug A. 23, 58 Cooper. Steven 24 Corbett, Christopher M. Corey, Donald J. 58 Comey, Jeffrey R. Cortright, Kamela K. 190 Coscia, Juliet M. Cossey, Joseph A. 58 Cotter. Timothy J. 188 Couch, Cathy L. Countois, John J. Counts. Sally L. Courtright. H. Jay Coverly, Cathy L. 183 Cowan, Sarah A. 176 Cowell. Kevin H. Cox, Leanne R. 178 Cox, Steven F. 182, 58 Crespi, Kimberly A. 190, 66 Crince, Susan P. Cromie, Elizabeth A. Cronk, David C. Crosby. Kathleen S. Cross. Elizabeth R. Cross, Kathryn V. Cunnington, William J. Curley, Gail V. Curley, Lyn E. 24. 60 Curtis, Beverly J. Curtis, Christopher M. Custer, Theodore P. Cyman, Joan M. Czamecki, Mark A. 189 Dabrowski, Diane Dafoe. Rachelle A. 203 Dagg, Juliann S. 181 Dahlke, Bruce K. Dahiquist, Donald R. 58 Daily. Claire A. 70 Daily, Ruth A. 24 Damson, Rebecca L. 183 Danby, Charles E. 185 Dan Dam, Anne 172 Darling, Julie A. 70 Datema, Jill M. 184 Davey, Kristen A. Davies, Xan L. Davis, Laura M. Davis, Martin W. Davis, Sally A. Davis, Sonna J. Davison, Janine E. 24 Dawson, Jeffrey N. 58 Dawson, Steffany I. 190 Day. Janice L. 43 Deboer, Deborah R. 177 Debruyne, Gladys M. Deck, Paul A. 24 Deedrick, Janet E. 24 Deforest, Timothy R. Deforest, Wendy L. 107 Degooyer, Matt 189, 107 Degraaf, Thomas L. Degraft, Joseph C. Dehaan, Peter W. Deibler. Christine L. Dejonge, Carol J. 107 Dejonge, Kristine K. DeKoekkoek, Jean 24 Dekorte, Suzanne J. 181 Deleon, Yolanda A. Delia, Catherine E. 172 Delmedico, Patrick J. Delong, Kelly L. 176 DeMaagd. Chris 185 Demaster, Wendy M. 172 Deneef, Elizabeth M. Deneef, John A. Denicola, Beth A. Denison, Jill E. 191 Denker, Susan E. Dennison, Tim R. 75 Derks, Cassandra A. 184, 66 Derolf, Stephanie D. 66 DeiT, Victoria L. 172 Derrick, Michael D. Derwenskus, Joy A. 178 Despres, Adriene L. 183 Deur, Kregg M. Devoe, Joanne E. 24 Devries, Alan R. Devries, Amy L. 174, 85 Devrou, Kimberly Dewinter. Greg A. 43 Dewitt. Cindy L. Dewitt, Dirk D. 24 Dewitt, James D. 58 Dewitt, Kristen K. Dewitt. Laurie S. Dewitt, Mark L. 24 Dewitt, Rita A. 191 Dewitt, Sandra L. 24 Dewitt, Thomas E. 182 Dewolf, Jacqueline S. 190 Dewolff, Darla K. 24. 184 Deyoung, Barbara S. Deyoung, James W. Deyoung, Katy N. Deyoung, Kevin J. Deyoung, Sheryl A. 25 Dezelsky, Jon L. Dice. Amy L. 64 Dice, John W. Dick. Michael G. 25 Diekema. Susan K. Diekman, Alan B. Diekman, Alyce L. 174 Diessel, Charlotte B. 192 Dieterle, Steven P. 185, 58 Dietrich, Laura A. Disbrow, Charles W. Ditko, Karen L. 181 Dobrosky, Elizabeth E. Doctor, Bret J. Dodd, Amanda M. 80 Doeden, Deborah A. Dokter, Amy M. 25, 184 Dolphin, Mamie S. 191 Dolsen, Dennis 25 Donalson, Brinton M. Dood. John L. 25. 69 Dood, Yvonne E. 70 Doom, Roger W. Jr. 25, 58 Douma, Mari E. Douma, Pamela A. 184 Dove, Erik P. Dowd, Jeffrey A. Downing, Dawn L. 183 Doyle, Kathleen E. 25, 187 Doyle, Kimberly Dreyer, Rhonda L. Driosonga, Mark A. 260 Driesonga, Sloven J. 69 Drouin, Stephenie A. 179 Dryer, David C. Dulord, Amy J. Duiord, Chip 188 Dulord, Norman K. Duistermars, Carissa L. Duistermars, Carla A. 174 Duistermars. Darrin C. Dumez, Timothy V. Dunham, John D.B. Duong, Dien K. Duong, Sam H. Dupuy. Randall L. Duran, Amy L. Duryee. Christopher C. 58 Dutton, Amy E. Dykema, Chad M. Dykema, Cheryl L. 25, 187 Dykeman, Eric V. 193 Dykstra, Debra L. Dykstra, Susan L. Eberhard. Donald A. Eberhard, Sarah J. 25 Eckert, Douglas F. Eckert, Frank J., IV 192 Eckert, John A. Eding, Connie S. 183 Edwards, Paige L. 184 Eglington, Ann B. 178 Eickerman, Douglas E. Eickhoff, Linda E. 25 Eisenmann. Christina A. Elder. Heidi M. 191, 70 Ellingson, Scott L. Ellis, Amy N. 25 Ellis, Katherine A. Ellis, Kristina L. 79. 60 Elzinga, Timothy D. 58 Emerson, Derek E. 182 Entires, Brett P. Engbers, Jennifor L. Engebrit, Bridget A. 172 Engel. Eric D. Engel, John P. Easing, Michael J. 191, 72 Erander, Russell I. 58 Erskine, Shawn E. Eschholz, Erika L. 172 Eskuchen, Kristine L. 180 Essenberg, Michelle M. 25 Estell, Peter H. Ettinger, Ruth A. Evans, Lisa D. 26 Evers. 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Rezanka, Deborah S. Rhoades, Peter D. Rice, Scott E. 191 Richard. Christine C. Richards, Andrew B. Richards, Anne M. 44 Richards. Beth D. 183 Richards. Carrie J. 178 Richardson, Heather M. Richardson, Mark E. Riekse, Jonathan R. Riekse, Thomas H. Riemersma, Amy L. 175, 64 Riley. David J. 193 Riley, James G. Ringenberg, Ann M. 172 Rink. Carolyn M. 203, 80 Ripley. Todd A. 189 Ritsema, Lee A. 37 Ritsema, Raymond D. 187 Ritsema, Timothy J. 191 Robbert, Sue A. 80 Robinson, Elizabeth H. 173 Rodriguez-ruiz, Veronica G. Roe, Paul J. 63 Roelfsema, Sara L. 85 Roelofs, Linda S. 37 Rohrkaste, Fritz A. Roos, Anne M. 176 Roost, Marilee K. 191 Ropa, David J. Rose, Todd E. 58 Rosel. Michelle K. 173 Rosema. Brian C. Rosenberg, David J. Ross, Both A. 177 Ross. David J. 184, 69 Rottenberg, Cocile R. Rottschafer, Bradley A. Rowland, Kelly L. Royal. Weld F. Rozema. Sue A. Rubin, Karen K. 184, 85 Ruder, Marcia 175 Rudnick, Janis M. 206 Ruf, Claudia U. Ruf, Paulina X. Ruiter, Linda M. Rumery, Kristine S. Rusco, Mary B. 190 Russcher, Heidi A. Russoll, Sholly L. 85 Russell. William D. Russick, Penny A. Rust, Mary C. 192 Rusticus, Daniel D. 58 Rutgers, Robert C. 58 Rutgers, Sally J. 37 Rutledge, Trisca D. 184 Ryan, Kelly K. 267 Ryder. Marcia L. Rynbrandt, Sarah J. 186 Ryzenga, Karla J. Ryzenga, Richard J. Sacha, Laura M. 190 Saintz, James M. Sales, Erik K. 193, 83 Sales, Marcel J. 83 Sanders, Thomas C. 191 Sanderson, Janis L. 37 Sanderson, Judy L. 37 Sandlord, David W. 182 Sandgren, Amy J. 37 Sandro. Colleen R. Sands, Elizabeth F. 37 Sanford, Beth A. 37 Sans, Jerilyn M. 66 Sappenfield, Ross A. 106 Sappok, Elko J. Sappok, Nils M. Sarafa, John C. Sartori, Michael A. 191 Sattler, Eric J. 37 Savellano, Rachel L. 37 Saxsma, Laura L. 184 Sayer, Marcia G. 37 Schaaf, Kimberly S. 177 Schaaf, Scott A. Schaafsma, Kari L. Schaap, Todd A. 187 Schadler, Steven E. 37 Schaendori, Jacqueline 80 Schaffer. John W. 182 Schakel, Jennifer L. 186 Schalhamer, Bonnie R. 38, 191 Schanhals, Michael W. Scheerhom, James A. Schell, Scott D. 58 Schierbeek. Todd H. 182, 58 Schipper, Steve J. Schloff, John E. 193 Schmidt, Carsten W. 189, 63 Schmidt, Jodie A. 38 Schmidt. Matt 189 Schmidt. Richard M. Schmidt, Stephen M. 182 Schmitz, Andrea L. 172 Schnaidt, Deborah A. Schnitzer, Stefan A. 38, 63 Schoenberg, Heidi L. 180 Schongar, Jennifer N. 180 Schori, Christina M. Schosger, Lauralynn 186 Schout, Nancee L. Schray, Julie M. Schrogardus, Carla J. 173 Schregardus, Randall J. 69 Schreiber, Stein L. 191 Schreiner, R. Scott Schreur, Kevin D. 106 Schrock, Frances C. Schrotenboer, Dawn M. Schrotenboer, Jill A. Schuen, Pamela M. Schul, Stephanie J. 178 Schultz, Peter A. 182 Schulz, Brian R. Schuman, James A. Schutmaat, Debra A. Schutt, Cynthia J. Schutt, George J. Schwaner, Shawn L. Schweitzer, Sandy E. Schwind, Steven R. 193 Scott, Deborah L. Scott, Michael P. 193 Scouten, Danielle R. Scripps, Matthew K. 193 Searles, Paul A. Sears, Terri A. 175 Sebring, Perry D. Sells, Douglas G. Serum, Anita M. 173 Shaffer, Christopher D. Shanahan, Jamos J. Shannon, Kaylene L. 180 Sharp. Craig J. Sharp, Jennifer P. 38 Sharp. Mark C. 189 Sharp. Martha J. 176 Sharp, Stuart W„ III Shearer, Peter D. Sheets, Tim 58 Shell, William J. 38 Sherman, Norman E. Sherwood, Laura A. Shoemaker, Angela J. Shoemaker, Esther 44 Shoemaker. Kevin J. 38. 69 Short, Susanne A. Shotwell, Eric C. Shugars, Eric T. 188 Shumaker. Troy J. Siegel, Christine E. 179 Sikkenga, Charyn K. Simet, Michelle A. Simone, Lisa V. 38 Simpson, Susan E. 179 Sims, Pamela J. Sinnamon, Kurt A. Skeen, Kathryn E. 174 Skinner, Laura A. Skipworth, Scott P. Skumowicz, Jennifer M. Slagh, James D. Slama, Diana L. 181 Slater, Kirk N. Slette, Stein 38 Sliede, Timothy J. 38, 187 Slocum, John H., II Slover, Lisa M. Sly. Elizabeth A. 38. 186 Smant, Jodie L. 179 Smit, Joseph K. Smith, Betty L. Smith, David P. Smith, Joel B. Smith, Julia L. 179 Smith, Julie A. 183 Smith, Kathryn E. Smith, Kristen J. 80 Smith, Kyle S. Smith, Linda Smith, Mary A. Smith, Pamela J. Smith, Quinn T. 73 Smith, Rachelle M. 181 Smith, Sandra L. 38 Smith, Sarah, L. 64 Snavely, Brad M. Snitchler, Sandra A. 179 Snyder. Brenda K. Snyder, Denise L. Snyder. Kristen L. 190 Soeter, Benjamin H. 39 Solak. David L.. Jr. 39 Solomon, Negus Soltis, Christine L. Sommers, James T. Sommers, Steven S. 39 Sorensen, Kirsten L. 79, 60 Sorensen, Thomas E. 63 Soriano, Scarlett-anne Hysen Span, Scott J. 83 Spayde, Carolyn K. 184 Speet, Shari L. 39 Spencer, Steven J. 107 Spiece, Kristin K. 179 Spoerle, Kurt W. Spreitzer, Jacqueline A. Stahman, Laura K. Stations, Gina M. St. Amand, Dotty J. 39 Stamas, George C. 182, 58 Standiier, Todd H. 182 Stapert, Craig W. Stariha-nelson, Michelle A. Stawski, Eric D. Steeby, Mark A. Steele, Julio A. Steenstra, Traci E. Stegenga, Kurt A. 79, 60 Steigenga, Kimberly F. Steinmetz, Jesper Stempfly, David 69 Stephens, Sharron M. Sterkenburg, Mark W. Stevens, Lisa L. Stevens, Peter T. 189 Stewart, Keith N. 58 Stewart, Todd E. 58 Stid, Daniel D. 58 Stino, Stephen B. Stocker, Laura R. Stoel, Ron J. 184, 58 Stokes, Leah T. Stone, Christine M. 190 Stover. Laura M. 176 Straley, Jennifer S. 85 Strand, Stephanie L. Stratii, Kelly A. Stroeter, Michael S. Stremler, Jeffrey T. Strieker, Amy L. 70 Striegel, Michelle L. 183, 64 Stroessner, Steven J. 39, 107 Strong, Matthew 203, 75 Stryker. Marian M. 190 Stryker. Thomas E. 182 Stuk, Matthew A. 63 Stull, Terri L. 39 Stulp, Jacqueline A. Sturgis, Michelle M. 173 Sturm, Toni-jo 184 Sturms, Wendy R. 39 Suess, Alexander J. Suess, Susheela R. Sugiura, Miyuki 187, 66 Sullivan, Michael P. 83 Sullivan, Timothy J. 83 Sunderhaft, Heidi A. 174 Sundquist, Jodi L. Sutton, Alan M. Suzuki, Shoko Swain, Tamara C. 186 Swanson, Brenda J. 184 Sward, Nancy K. Swartz, Susan M. Sweers, Kristen M. Swets, Stephen R. Swieringa, Mary Jo Sytsma, Todd M. 191. 75 Tacy. Poter D.. Jr. Tagg, Jonathan R. 182 Tague, Diane S. 174 Talbot, Dawn M. 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COLOPHON EDITOR-IN-CHIEF.......................................Deth Gloeckler PHOTOGRAPHER EDITOR...................................John Armstrong EDITORIAL STAFF: Beth Gloeckler, Mr. ond Mrs. John Gloeckler, Croig Tolsmo. Katie Goikemo PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Den Johnson, Jon Hofmon, Peter Idema, Jennifer Hoffman, Kevin Large, Eric Olson, David Ross Volume 70 of the MILESTONE wos published by Toylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas. Photography: The senior portraits ond underdossmen group shots were token by Vorden Studios of Rochester, New York. The team pictures ond some sports were provided by the office of College Relations. The remaining pictures were token by the MILESTONE staff. The staff printed oil block ond white photos. Cover: The cover is four-color in 150 point board. Paper stock: the pages ore printed on 80 enamel paper, ond the final cut size of the book is 9 12 . Type: The headlines, body copy, ond captions use stymie bold print. 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