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G re ta W e e k s G a r y Looman El izabeth Fell

Judy Nienhuis M a r l a m K laaren Janet De N o b l e Barbara Emmick Marsha l l Elzlnga

MILESTONE

PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF

HOPE COLLEGE

HOLLAND, MICHIGAN

Car l Poit Jane A n k e r M a r y Decker Ron Chand le r A r d i t h Brower Dorene Tornga Anne W i e g e r i n k She lby Braaksma Lor ra ine He l lenga Cyn th ia V a n d e r m y d e

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The Dedication Dr. William Vander Lugt

As a l ibe ra l arts school suppo r ted by the church, Hope Co l l ege aspires " t o t ra in the w h o l e of man fo r the w h o l e o f l i fe . . S t r iv ing constant ly to rea l -ize this g o a l more fu l l y , the co l lege has come to be recogn i zed as one of the f inest in the na t ion . In-d iv idua ls , o f course, have assumed s ign i f icant roles in the g r a d u a l r ea l i za t i on o f Hope ' s s tandards . O n e such i nd i v i dua l , a f ine scholar a n d a thor -ough ly consec ra ted Chr is t ian , stands out as a g u i d i n g

in f luence — Dr. W i l l i a m V a n d e r Lugt. Dur ing his six years w i th H o p e Co l l ege Dr. Van -

der Lugt has come to be r e c o g n i z e d as the spokes-man of a most in te l l i gen t , luc id , a n d e f fec t ive phi lo-sophy of Chr is t ian e d u c a t i o n . C a p a b l e of express-ing as wel l as o f u n d e r s t a n d i n g the func t ion of the co l l ege in re la t ion to the church, he has s t imu la ted closer u n d e r s t a n d i n g a n d c o o p e r a t i o n be tween the t w o in the a t t emp t to i n t eg ra te cul ture w i th the

Faith. In his re la t ions w i th the students Dr. V a n d e r Lugt

endeavors to convey his concep t o f a Chr is t ian, l i be ra l arts e d u c a t i o n . He con t inua l l y stresses to his students the i m p o r t a n c e o f r e a d i n g to become a c q u a i n t e d w i th the g r e a t minds, fo r he considers g r e a t books the best po in t o f con tac t w i t h the cul ture of the race a n d the best means o f i nd i v i dua l intel-

lectual g r o w t h .

A l t h o u g h Dr. V a n d e r Lugt cont inues to teach, as Dean of the Co l l ege he spends much t ime adv is ing facu l ty a n d students r e g a r d i n g academic a n d per-sonal p rob lems. He has e a r n e d the repu ta t ion o f be ing " t h e man of the o p e n d o o r . " The open doo r is symbol ic not on ly o f his o f f ice doo r wh ich is open a t a l l t imes but also of his mind which is a lways o p e n to new ideas a n d op in ions , a lways to le ran t

o f o thers ' fee l ings . In his persona l l i fe Dr. V a n d e r Lugt reflects the

h igh ideals ev iden t in his pro fess iona l l i fe. His sin-cere a t t i tude a n d his w a r m interest in each person as an i nd i v idua l p e r v a d e all o f his re lat ionships whe the r in the school , a m o n g his f r iends , or at the

h e a d of a f ine fam i l y . In recogn i t i on o f a man of superb in tegr i ty , a

man w h o is a sound scholar , an insp i r ing teacher , an unders tand ing counselor , a man w h o has con-t r i bu ted much to b r i ng H o p e Co l l ege a long the r o a d to a b r i gh te r fu ture , we , the Class o f 1960 , ded i ca te this Milestone to Dr. W i l l i a m V a n d e r Lugt.

Table of Contents

Dedication 4

Letter From The President 8

Faculty-Administration 10

Activities 38

Organization 72

Societies 112

Sports 138

Seniors 170

Underclassmen 190

Advertisements 224

Student Index 248

Acknowledgements

The 1 9 5 9 MILESTONE staff wishes to express app rec i a t i on to those wi th-out whose he lp w e cou ld not have comp le ted our record of "M i les tones to a b r i gh te r f u t u r e " .

Roger Prince

Joel Spykerman

Leander W a n g

Dave VandeVusse

Sheryl De W i t t e

M a r i l y n Scudder

Eugene Boelte

Caro l S ikkenga

M a r c i a Ba ldw in

Ruth V e i d m a n

D iane Sluyter

Robert Co le

Jack Bundy

Jack C o b b

A Letter From The President

As H o p e Co l l ege app roaches the one hundred th ann iversary of its f o u n d i n g , those

men a n d w o m e n w h o have its w e l f a r e on their minds a n d hearts may ask themselves

quest ions: " H a s H o p e been true to her h e r i t a g e ? " " H o w does she stand in the ac-

a d e m i c w o r l d o f t o d a y ? " " W h a t does she need to enter her second century w i th

s t rength a n d c o n f i d e n c e ? "

in an e x t r a o r d i n a r y w a y , H o p e Co l lege has fu l f i l led the cha rge p laced upon the first

President , Dr. Phi l ip Phelps, on the occas ion o f his i naugura l , July 12, 1 8 6 6 . The

speaker . Dr. Isaac N . W y c k o f f , one o f the g rea t leaders o f the Reformed Protestant

Dutch Church o f A m e r i c a (as it was then known) , w i th a lmost c la i r voyan t ins ight , set

some goa ls fo r a g o o d Twent ie th Century co l lege . He said, in e f fec t ;

First, H o p e Co l lege must teach the languages of the w o r l d . This is a shr ink ing w o r l d

a n d w e must learn to be at home in i t .

Second, H o p e Co l l ege must teach the sciences. This is an a g e of science a n d on ly

those w h o a re expe r t in the sciences can p rov ide the i n fo rma t i on a n d techniques nec-

essary f o r l eadersh ip a n d even fo r survival .

Third, H o p e Co l l ege must teach mora l science a n d t ra in leaders fo r the Church.

W i t h o u t co l l ege - t r a i ned leaders , a d e n o m i n a t i o n cannot survive.

The present looks bo th ways — to the past a n d to the fu ture. In this y e a r b o o k the

ed i to rs have set ano the r MILESTONE a long the r oad . Here you f ind p o r t r a y e d the

present act iv i t ies o f the students a n d facu l ty as they pro jec t upon the fu tu re the rich

he r i t age of the past .

I rwin J. Lubbers President

The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural curiosity of young minds for the purpose of satisfying it afterwards.

Ana to l e France

Administration

The Board of Trustees 1

Executive Commi t tee , Board of Trustees; FRONT ROW: f rom le f t ; W y n o n d Wichers , Theodore Schoap, I rw in J. Lubbers, Mrs. Geo rge Pelgr im,

Titus W . Hager , John A. Dykstra. BACK R O W ; Nicho las Rozeboom, Ekdal Buys, Ma t thew Peelen, Henry K le inheksel , Henry Stef fens.

Vice-President

Vice President Dr. John W. Ho l lenbach is the des-i gna ted admin i s t ra to r and representa t ive of the Pres-ident ; he is respons ib le for the e f f ic ient coo rd ina t ion of the act iv i t ies of the several od in in is t ra t i ve de-par tments of the co l lege.

Dr. W i l l i a m V a n d e r Lugt, Dean of the co l lege, supervises a l l aspects of academic endeavo r at

Hope Col lege.

Dean of W o m e n , Emma Reeverts, and her assistant, Mrs. Del ia S te in inge r , are respons ib le for the w e l f a r e of the w o m e n students.

Dean of Students, M i l t on H inga , M.A . , deals w i t h pract ica l p rob lems ar is ing in gove rn ing a

col lege communi ty .

Dean of Men , W i l l i a m Hi lmer t , B.D., at tends to the genera l w e l f a r e of the men students at

the co l lege.

Administration

Student Records are kept by the recorder , Jeanet te Poest.

Student enro l lment is superv ised by A l b e r t T immer, M.A . the Director of admiss ions.

The newly c reated pos i t ion of Di rector of Voca t iona l Placement is he ld by Dr. Thomas E. Van Dahm.

Rein Visscher is the Col lege Business M a n a g e r . Henry Stef fens, M .A . has charge of the co l lege f inances.

Alumni and Publicity

Senator C lyde Geer l ings , A.B., is the A l u m n i Director

of the co l lege.

Secretary of the A lumn i Associat ion and ed i to r of the

A l u m n i M a g a z i n e is M a r i a n A. St ryker , A.B.

Janet M u l d e r , A.B. is in charge of the school archives. Hope Col lege's new Director of pub l ic Relations is

Gera ld J. Kruyf , M .A .

Biology

O s c a r E d w a r d T h o m p s o n C h a i r m a n of the B io logy Depa r tmen t A . B . M t . Un ion Co l l ege M . A . Co rne l l Un i ve rs i t y , 1926

P h i l l i p G . C r o o k B.S. Un ive rs i t y of M a r y l a n d M . S . Un ivers i t y of N e w M e x i c o Ph.D. Pennsy lvan ia Sta te Un i ve rs i t y , 1955

E v a B. V a n S c h a a c k A . B . Hope Co l l ege Ph.D. Johns Hopk ins Un i ve rs i t y , 1937

T u n i s B a k e r A . B . Hope Co l l ege M . S . C o l u m b i a Un ivers i t y Ph .D . N e w York Un i ve rs i t y , 1944

E u g e n e C . J e k e l A . B . Hope C o l l e g e M . S . Purdue U n i v e r s i t y ,

Chemistry

i G e r r i t V a n Z y l C h a i r m a n of the Chemis t ry Depa r tmen t A .B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . Un ivers i t y o f M i c h i g a n Ph.D. Un ive rs i t y of M i c h i g a n , 1 9 2 4

J . H a r v e y K l e i n h e k s e l A . B . Hope Co l l ege M.S . Un i ve rs i t y o f I l l i n o i s Ph .D . Un i ve rs i t y o f I l l i n o i s , 1927

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I r w i n J . B r i n k A .B . Hope Co l l ege Ph.D. Un ivers i t y of I l l i n o i s , 1 9 5 7

English

C l a r e n c e D e G r a a f C h a i r m a n o f the Engl ish Depa r tmen t A . B . C a l v i n Co l l ege M . A . Un ive rs i t y o f M i c h i g a n Ed.D. Un ive rs i t y of M i c h i g a n , 1945

A . J a m e s P r i n s A . B . Hope C o l l e g e M . A . Un ive rs i t y o f M i c h i g a n , 1939

H e n r y T e n H o a r A . B . C a l v i n Co l l ege M . A . Un ive rs i t y o f M i c h i g a n , 1945

J o y K . T a l b e r t A .B . N e w M e x i c o Sta te Teachers Co l l ege M . A . Un ive rs i t y of Kansas Ph.D. Un ive rs i t y of Kansas, 1941

J o h n W . H o l l e n b a c h A . B . M u h l e n b e r g Co l l ege M . A . C o l u m b i a Un ive rs i t y Ph .D. Un ive rs i t y o f W iscons in , 1941

E d w a r d E. B r a n d A .B . C e n t r a l Co l l ege ( I o w a ) M . A . Un i ve rs i t y of I o w a E d . D . Un i ve r s i t y o f Denve r , 1951

J e a n P r o t h e r o e A . B . O b e r l i n Co l l ege M . A . Western Reserve Un ive rs i t y , 1951

V i r g i n i a C a r w e l l A .B . Eastern I l l i n o i s Sta te Co l l ege M . A . N o r t h w e s t e r n Un i ve r s i t y , 1955

R u t h D e W o i f e A . B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . C o l u m b i a Un i ve r s i t y , 1918

E m m a R e e v e r t s A . B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . Un ivers i t y of M i c h i g a n , 1937

Education

G a r r e t t V a n d e r b o r g h C h a i r m a n of the Educa t ion D e p a r t m e n t A . B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . C o l u m b i a Un i ve r s i t y , 1927

J o h n J . V e r B e e k A . B , Hope Co l l ege M . A . Un ive rs i t y of M i c h i g a n , 1933

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H e l e n H . S c h o o n A .B . No r t hwes te rn Un ive rs i t y M . A . Un ivers i t y o f M i c h i g a n , 1942

Philosophy

D. Ivan Dykstra C h a i r m a n of the Ph i losophy Depa r tmen t A . B . Hope Co l l ege Th.B. Wes te rn T h e o l o g i c a l Seminary Ph .D . Ya le Un i ve rs i t y , 1945

Physics

Harry Frissel A . B . Hope C o l l e g e M . S . I o w a Sta te Un i ve rs i t y Ph.D. I o w a S ta te Un i ve r s i t y , 1 9 5 4 Clarence Kleis

Cha i rman of the Physics Depa r tmen t A . B . Hope Co l lege M . A . Un ive rs i t y o f M i c h i g a n , 1928

Foreign Languages

E d w a r d J . W a l t e r s C h a i r m a n o f the Lat in Depa r tmen t A .B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . Un ivers i t y of M i c h i g a n , 1927

w M a r g u e r i t e M e y e r P r i n s C h a i r m a n o f the French Depa r tmen t A .B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . Un ive rs i t y o f W iscons in , 1920

W i l l i a m J. H i l m e r t A . B . Hope Co l l ege B .D. Wes te rn T h e o l o g i c a l S e m i n a r y , 1934

(A lso C h a i r m a n o f the Re l ig ious Educa t ion Depa r tmen t )

N e l l a M e y e r A . B . Un ive rs i t y of Wiscons in M . A . C o l u m b i a Un i ve rs i t y , 1940

H a r r y G e r b e r d i n g A . B . M i c h i g a n State Un ive rs i t y M . A . M i c h i g a n State Un i ve rs i t y , 1957 (Part t i m e ins t ruc tor )

D o n a l d F. B r o w n C h a i r m a n o f the Spanish Depa r tmen t A . B . W h e a t o n Co l l ege M . A . Un ive rs i t y of I l l i n o i s Ph .D. Un ive rs i t y o f I l l i n o i s , 1935

E z r a F. G e a r h a r t C h a i r m a n of the G e r m a n Depar tmen t A . B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . I n d i a n a Un ive rs i t y , 1 9 5 4

E r n e s t E. E l l e r t \ . B . Amhers t Co l l ege

M . A . C o l u m b i a Un ive rs i t y Ph .D. Un ive rs i t y o f N o r t h C a r o l i n a , 1947

E s t h e r M a c F a r l a n e S n o w A . B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . M i c h i g a n State Un ive rs i t y , 1955

History and Political Science

J. Dyke Van Putten C h a i r m a n o f the H is to ry and P o l i t i c a l Science D e p a r t m e n t A . B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . C o l u m b i a Un i ve rs i t y B.D. Presbyter ian S e m i n a r y Ph.D. Un i ve rs i t y o f Ch i cago , 1945

Paul G. Fr ied A.B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . H a r v a r d Un ive rs i t y Ph .D. Un ive rs i t y o f E r l angen , 1949

A l v i n W. Vanderbush A . B . Hope C o l l e g e M . A . Un ive rs i t y of M i c h i g a n , 1938

A . W a r r e n W i l l i a m s A . B . W a k e Forest Co l l ege M . A . Un i ve rs i t y of N o r t h C a r o l i n a Ph.D. Un i ve rs i t y o f N o r t h C a r o l i n a , 1953

M e t t a J. Ross A .B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . Un ive rs i t y o f M i c h i g a n , 1935

M i l t o n L. H i n g a A . B . K a l a m a z o o Co l l ege M . A . C o l u m b i a Un i ve rs i t y , 1926

Robert W . Cavanaugh C h a i r m a n of the Music D e p a r t m e n t A . B . Un ive rs i t y of W iscons in B.Mus. A m e r i c a n Conserva to ry of Music M . M u s . A m e r i c a n Conserva to ry o f Music Ed. D. in Music Un i ve rs i t y o f M i c h i g a n , 1953

A n t h o n y Kooiker B.Mus. N o r t h w e s t e r n Un ive rs i t y M . M u s . Un i ve rs i t y of Rochester , 1944

Morre t te L. Rider B. Mus . Un ive rs i t y of M i c h i g a n M . M u s . Un ive rs i t y o f M i c h i g a n Ed .D . in Music C o l u m b i a Un i ve r s i t y , 1955

R o g e r J. R i e l b e r g A . B . Hope C o l l e g e S . M . M . U n i o n T h e o l o g i c a l School of Sacred M u s i c , 1 9 4 9

N o r m a B a u g h m a n C o l l e g e of Mus i c , C i n c i n n a t i

J a n t i n a W . H o l l e m a n A . B . Cen t ra l Co l l ege ( I owa) M . A . C o l u m b i a Un i ve r s i t y , 1946

H e l e n e P r i s m a n K a r s t e n A m e r i c a n Conserva to ry of Music

Economics and Business Administration

A I S ' " , ' " ' |

D w i g h t B. Y n t e m a C h a i r m a n of t h e Economics a n d Business A d -m i n i s t r a t i o n D e p a r t m e n t A . B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . Un i ve rs i t y o f M i c h i g a n Ph .D . Un i ve rs i t y o f M i c h i g a n , 1 9 3 2

A d r i a n K l a a s e n Ph.B. Un i ve rs i t y of C h i c a g o M . A . M i c h i g a n Sta te Un i ve r s i t y , 1957

T h o m a s E. V a n D a h m A . B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . Un i ve rs i t y o f M i c h i g a n Ph .D . Un i ve rs i t y of M i c h i g a n , 1959

Mathematics

C h a r l e s A . S t e k e f e e A . B . Hope C o l l e g e M . A . Un i ve r s i t y o f M i c h i g a n , 1 9 3 7 J a y E. F o l k e r t

C h a i r m a n o f the Ma thema t i c s D e p a r t m e n t A . B . Hope C o l l e g e M . A . Un ive rs i t y of M i c h i g a n Ph.D. M i c h i g a n Sta te Un i ve r s i t y , 1955

R o n a l d B r o w n A . B . Hope C o l l e g e (pa r t t i m e ins t ruc to r )

C o r n e l i u s M u l d e r A . B . Hope C o l l e g e M . A . Un ive rs i t y o f M i c h i g a n , 1931 (pa r t t i m e ins t ruc to r )

Psychology

R o b e r t D e H a a n C h a i r m a n of the Psychology D e p a r t m e n t A . B . C a l v i n C o l l e g e Ph.D. Un i ve rs i t y o f C h i c a g o , 1951

E u g e n e S c h o l t e n A . B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . Un i ve rs i t y o f Sou the rn C a l i f o r n i a ( pa r t t i m e ins t ruc to r )

W i l l i a m V a n d e r L u g t A .B . C a l v i n Co l l ege M . A . Un i ve rs i t y o f M i c h i g a n Ph.D. Un i ve rs i t y o f M i c h i g a n , 1932

C a r o l P a y n e S m i t h

B.S. B o w l i n g Green Sta te U n i v e r s i t y , 1955 (pa r t t i m e ins t ruc to r )

M a r y R h o a d e s A . B . Hope C o l l e g e , 1 9 5 7 (pa r t t ime ins t ruc to r )

Sociology

M a r g u e r i t e H o d d e n A .B . Hope C o l l e g e , 1948 (pa r t t i m e ins t ruc to r )

P a u l N y b e r g C h a i r m a n o f t h e Soc io logy D e p a r t m e n t S.B. Sou thern O r e g o n C o l l e g e Ed .M . H a r v a r d Un ive rs i t y Ed .D. H a r v a r d Un i ve r s i t y , 1 9 5 7

Speech

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R o b e r t L e e S m i t h B.S. B o w l i n g G r e e n State Un i ve rs i t y M . A . B o w l i n g G r e e n Sta te Un i ve r s i t y , 1957

D a l e S. D e W i t t A .B . Hope C o l l e g e M . A . N o r t h w e s t e r n U n i v e r s i t y , 1 9 5 6

W i l l i a m S c h r i e r C h a i r m a n of the Speech D e p a r t m e n t A . B . Un i ve rs i t y of M i c h i g a n M . A . Un ive rs i t y of M i c h i g a n Ph.D. Un ive rs i t y o f M i c h i g a n , 1945

M a r c i a W o o d A . B . K a l a m a z o o Co l l ege M . F . A . C ranb rook A c a d e m y of A r t , 1956

Religion and Bible

HHHHHHHHHHHHbnMHHHHHhHI B a s t i o n K r u i t h o f A . B . C a l v i n Co l l ege M . A . Un i ve rs i t y of M i c h i g a n Ph.D. Un ive rs i t y of E d i n b u r g h , 1955

H e n r y V o o g d C h a i r m a n of t h e Re l i g i on a n d B i b l e d e p a r t m e n t A . B . Hope Co l l ege B.D. Wes te rn T h e o l o g i c a l Semina ry Th .D . Pr ince ton T h e o l o g i c a l S e m i n a r y , 1 9 4 7

H a r r y B u i s A .B . Hope Co l l ege B.D. Wes te rn T h e o l o g i c a l S e m i n a r y , 1949

R i c h a r d R h e m A . B . Hope C o l l e g e , 1956 (pa r t t i m e ins t ruc tor )

Physical Education

R u s s e l l D e V e t t e A . B . Hope C o l l e g e M . A . Un i ve r s i l y o f M i c h i g a n , 1948

L a w r e n c e J . G r e e n C h a i r m a n o f the Physical Educa t ion Depar tmen t A .B . Cen t ra l Co l l ege ( I o w a ) M . A . Drake Un ive rs i t y Ph .D. State Un ive rs i t y o f I o w a , 1955

M a r y L o u i s e B r e i d A . B . Hope Co l l ege M . S . I n d i a n a Un i ve r s i t y , 1953

G o r d o n B r e w e r A .B . Hope Co l l ege M . A . Un ive rs i t y of M i c h i g a n , 1952

Library

M i l d r e d E. S i n g ' e t o n , M . A . a n d M . S , Head L i b r a r i a n

E t h e l B o o t , A . B . a n d B.S. i n L.S. Ass is tant in Acqu i s i t i ons a n d C a t a l o g i n g

J o h n R. M a y , A . B . a n d M . A . i n L. S. Ass i tan t L i b r a r i a n in charge o f C a t a l o g i n g

M . Lo i s B a i l e y , M . A . a n d B.S. i n L.S. Reference L i b r a r i a n

I r e n e V e r B e e k , A . B . C i r c u l a t i o n Ass is tant

f§-~—• Food Service

Robert Dressner of the Slater Food Service is we l l known to Hope students. Mr . Dressner and his assistant, Bert W h i t e , supervise the procurement and the pre-pa ra t i on of f o o d for the co l lege.

Book Store

Mr. E. D. W a d e manages the Blue Key books to re , wh ich has recent ly been e n l a r g e d to bet ter meet the needs of the student b o d y for tex tbooks , c l o th ing , and var ious o ther school suppl ies.

Secretaries

FRONT R O W , f rom le f t : Phyll is G r a h a m , Beverly Vander M y d e , Barbara V r iesman , Char lo t te M u l d e r .

BACK R O W : M a r i e A i tch ison , Evelyn Moo re , Dena Wa l te rs , Donna M o k m a , Jo Anne Huen ink , Barbara Vander Jagt .

Housemothers

From le f t : M a r y Tel lman, E l izabeth Koeppe, Ruth De W o l f e , Peggy Buteyn, Laura M a r k e r t , J e a n e t t e Boeskool.

Clinic

S T A N D I N G ; V i v i an Ande rson , Joyce Mencare l l i , Phil l is Prins. SEATED: Dr. O t t o Vander Ve lde. N O T PICTURED: Henr ie t ta

Ket, M a r y Lou Van Dyke , Mrs. T. Housenga.

Maintenance Staff

FRONT R O W : Mrs. Visscher, Mrs. M e y e r i n g , Mrs. Sterk, Mrs. Van Slooten, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Bauwman Mrs. Rosema

SECOND R O W : W . Steketee, J. Steketee, L. Karel , B. Scholten E. W e h r m e y e r , P. Van Pelt, H. Den Uyl , F. L.ghthart .

THIRD R O W : T. W e s t i n g , R. Denhar tog , D. Poppema, H. Muyskens, . verse, . y ma .

Never before have we had so little time in which to do so much.

Frankl in D. Roosevelt

Activities

A b e w i l d e r e d f reshman arr ives on campus.

Freshmen

Every fa l l a new f reshman class arr ives on campus ful l o f h igh expec ta t ions . But com-plete un fami l i a r i t y w i th surroundings a d d e d to a maze of o r ien ta t ion act iv i t ies leaves each a n d every one of these students- to-be comple te ly b e w i l d e r e d . W i t h the Y Beach Party, facu l ty recept ion , p lacement tests, reg is t ra t ion , a mixer , and the necessities o f unpack ing a n d meet ing a roommate , the f reshman has not a moment to th ink. Yet, this week in wh ich he is hur r ied ly acqua in ted wi th a dozen phases o f co l lege l i fe is on ly the first. M a n y weeks a n d months l ie a h e a d in wh ich new exper iences wi l l cont r ibu te to the deve lopment of a k n o w l e d g e a b l e student.

Miss Reeverts welcomes f reshmen gi r ls and their parents.

Lorraine and Harr ie t are hostesses at the W.A.L. tea,

Big and Litt le Sisters become bet ter acqua in ted ,

Orientation

Convocat ion f o rma l l y beg ins the col lege year .

Frosh-Soph Competition

Each fa l l the f reshmen a n d sophomore classes meet each other and v ie fo r supe-r ior i ty in two contests, The Pull and The Nykerk Cup Contest. First, the male mem-bers o f the classes take their turn a n d en-deavo r , by means o f a rope , to pul l their opponen ts across Black River. Fo l lowing them, the f ema le members of the classes try e i ther to retr ieve or re ta in their p r i de in a more esthetic fash ion , each class str iv ing to ou tdo the other in its pe r fo rmance of a p lay , an o ra t i on , a n d a song.

This year senior i ty p roved super ior i ty — the sophomore class, the Class of ' 6 1 , won both contests. But the Class o f ' 62 has next year in wh ich to a t tempt the de fea t o f a new f reshman class.

" H e a v e ! "

A morale g i r l br ings re l ie f .

Betty V icha receives the cup for the t r i umphan t sophomores.

The sophomore " c l e a n i n g w o m e n " demonst ra te d ramat i c ski l l .

The f reshmen gi r ls s ing "B i r th of the Blues."

Homecoming

Homecoming , wi th its pep ra l ly , queen 's co rona t ion , do rm i to ry a n d house decora -t ions, p a r a d e , floats, f o o t b a l l game , open house, banquets , p lay , a n d Homecoming Ball, is the most social week end of the school yea r .

This year , however , academic pursuits took their r ight fu l a n d log ica l p lace as prominent a lumni led var ious discussion groups on the theme " T h e Posit ion of The Uni ted States in the W o r l d T o d a y " in music, re l ig ion, commerce a n d industry, ph i losophy , educa t ion , and science. Dr. Hessel Yntema's address ent i t led "The Posit ion of The Uni ted States in In te rnat iona l Law in the W o r l d T o d a y " c l imaxed Academic Homecomjng .

The comb ina t ion of al l o f these events a d d e d much to our " M e m o r y A l b u m " a n d p rov ided a fest ive a tmosphere for Her Majesty , the Queen .

H i g h l i g h t i n g Academic Homecoming is the keynote address by Dr. Hessel Yntema.

Voorhess decorat ions depic t var ious phases of co l lege l i fe .

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The Praters renew memories w i th thei r creat ion of Kangaroo Court .

Queen Sue and her court express thei r g lee as Hope scores another touchdown.

Exci tement re igns as the new queen and her court are revea led .

The Knickerbocker f loat predic ts v ictory over A d r i a n .

"The H a p p y M e m o r y Shal l Be O u r s " is the theme of the Dor ian

f loat .

Susie Graves

Joan Peelen

Homecoming

Judy V a n Dyke

Judy Eastman Caro l Joelson

Barbara Ver Meer Diane Claussen

Queen Sue Kirkwood

Spir i ts were h igh at the pep ra l ly in honor of the team. Some students ce lebra te the d a y at the b o w l i n g a l ley .

Glory Day

Glo ry Day is a t rad i t i on ce l eb ra ted when-ever H o p e Co l lege is the M . I. A . A . cham-p ion in a ma jo r spor t . Classes are dis-missed as a d a y is set as ide in honor o f the team. A specia l chape l service, a p e p ra l ly , the movies or b o w l i n g , a pa r t y — al l a d d toge ther to make the d a y g lor ious as it should be . 5

This year students re jo i ced as both the f o o t b a l l a n d baske tba l l teams w o n thei r w a y to the c r o w n in M . I. A . A . compet i t i on .

Congra tu la t i ons , M . I .A .A . champs ! "

That 's it — fo r this year . V ic tor ious sophs return a f te r the Pull.

Christmas fest iv i t ies beg in w i th deco ra t i ng the tree.

Here And There

Comfor t and study seem to go toge ther .

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L i \ f

Students ask quest ions a n d express op in ions d u r i n g the Kletz discussions.

Personal conferences are a s ign i f i can t phase of the re l ig ious Emphasis W e e k act iv i t ies.

"The M e a n i n g of a Personal Relat ionship w i th G o d " was the theme of the pane l discussion at the Tuesday n igh t Y meet ing .

Religious

Emphasis

Religious Emphasis W e e k is a p e r i o d of intensive endeavo r to make Christ i -an i ty more mean ing fu l in the l i fe o f each H o p e student . Through v a r i e d ac-t ivi t ies the student has the oppo r t un i t y to meet his par t i cu la r re l ig ious needs. He can t ake a d v a n t a g e o f the insp i r ing chape l services each morn ing , the in-f o r m a l g r o u p discussions in wh ich he can raise quest ions a n d express op in -ions, a n d the i nd i v i dua l conferences w i th the week ' s leader in wh ich he can ta lk over his more persona l fee l ings . It is the a im of the week tha t t h rough w h o l e - h e a r t e d pa r t i c i pa t i on the student w i l l f i n d h i s f a i t h s t i m u l a t e d a n d

s t reng thened . The over -a l l theme fo r this year ' s

Rel ig ious Emphasis W e e k was "Th is I Be l i eve . " The unde rs tand ing leadersh ip o f Dr. a n d Mrs. W i l l i a m R. O ' N e i l l m a d e the week a mi lestone a m o n g co l l ege

act iv i t ies.

The Commun ion Service is a f i t t i ng c l imax of the week .

Mrs. O ' N e i l l leads the even ing devot ions in Voorhees Hall .

The Messiah

The annua l p resenta t ion of Hande l ' s The Messiah a f f o r d s a n e x p e r i e n c e w h i c h heightens the sp i r i tua l s ign i f icance o f the Christmas season as it is ce leb ra ted on Hope 's campus. For the members of the chorus a n d orchest ra the p e r f o r m a n c e is a source o f d e e p insp i ra t ion a n d an o p p o r -tuni ty to impar t to others the joy o f the t rue mean ing of Christmas — the b i r th a n d l i fe o f the Messiah. For the aud ience the rend i -t ion of this g rea t o r a t o r i o never fa i ls to be a mov ing exper ience . C

Dr. C a v a n a u g h conducts a 200 -vo ice chorus a n d a 3 5 - p i e c e

orchestra in the th i r t ie th a n n u a l p e r f o r m a n c e of H a n d e l ' s The Messiah.

The guest soloists a re g r e e t e d by Dr. C a v a n a u g h b e f o r e the p e r f o r m a n c e . The chorus p r e p a r e s to enter the a u d i t o r i u m .

The na t i v i t y scene is dep i c ted by the Delph is and the Cosmos. Yes," A l , " t he re is a Santa Claus.

A l l en joy punch a n d cookies a r o u n d the Christmas tree.

Christmas

Activities

The Christmas season is charac te r i zed by a var ie ty of act iv i t ies wh ich create a spir i t o f g o o d - w i l l . As vaca t i on app roaches the days become busier a n d busier. Christmas Vespers, do rm i to r y par t ies, ca ro l i ng and The Messiah a re on ly a f ew of the events wh ich con t r ibu te to the spir i t o f the season.

The W . A. L. Christmas Party gives an oppo r tun i t y fo r al l the sorori t ies a n d f ra te r -nit ies to c o o p e r a t e in the p l ann ing a n d pre-sentat ion o f a p r o g r a m o f Christmas skits a n d songs f o l l o w e d by a pe r i od o f refresh-

ments a n d ca ro l i ng .

Duo-Pianists, Ferrante and Teicher

The Concert Series

The N a t i o n a l Art ists Symphone t te

In con junc t ion w i th t h e H o l l a n d Civic Music Assoc ia t ion , H o p e Co l l ege of fers its students a va r ie t y of musical p r o g r a m s at a most r easonab le ra te . The concer t series gives the student an exce l len t oppo r t un i t y to a d d to his cu l tura l b a c k g r o u n d . The ar -tists a re t o p - g r a d e a n d the p r o g r a m s co lo r -fu l . This year ' s series p r o v i d e d six p r o g r a m s of a l l types. Pianists Ferrante a n d Teicher , the S ing ing Boys of M e x i c o , the Eger Play-ers, the N a t i o n a l Art ists Symphone t te w i th A m p a r o I turbi , dancers G o y a a n d M a t t e o , a n d the N a t i o n a l Symphony Orches t ra w e r e f e a t u r e d a n d g a v e cu l tura l en joymen t to

the many students w h o a t t e n d e d .

The N a t i o n a l Symphony Orches t ra

Emersonians fit p ract ice sessions in to the i r busy schedules.

M a r g o t Fisher — A l p h a Phi

All-College Sing

Har ley Brown — A r c a d i a n

Geo rge W a r d e n — Cosmopo l i tan He ld red De W i t t — ASA G o r d o n Steg ink — Emersonian Edna Ho l lander — De lph i

O n e o f the most an t i c i pa ted events of the school year is the A l l -Co l l ege Sing. This is the even ing each soror i ty a n d f r a -tern i ty per fo rms as a chora l g r o u p . A f t e r t w o weeks of a rduous rehearsa l the results near techn ica l pe r fec t i on .

This year the Student Counc i l d e c i d e d to conduc t t h e S i n g on a non-compet i t i ve basis. This c h a n g e seemed to ref lect the desi re of the s tudent b o d y to be loya l not on ly to one society but a lso to the ent i re school . As usual, a l l g roups g a v e exce l len t

pe r fo rmances .

A l p h a - p h i s rehearse the i r song "The Teddy Bears' P icn ic"

Evelyn Carter — S iby l l i ne

Dave W i l k i n — Kn ickerbocker

Bil l Brookslra — Fraternal V i v i an Anderson — Dor ian

Campus Guests In o rde r to he lp ach ieve the purpose o f

a l i be ra l arts co l l ege , H o p e has supp l ied the student w i th an oppo r tun i t y to a t t end events o f a more b r o a d e n i n g na ture than c lassroom lectures. A ma jo r con t r i bu t i on to an inc reased cu l tura l unde rs tand ing is m a d e by f r equen t guest lecturers.

Foremost a m o n g many exce l lent speakers we re Dr. Elton T rueb lood , Dr. Ian Fraser, Dr. Thor Johnson, Roy Johnson, a n d Dr. G e o r g e Buttr ick. The ro le wh ich such lec-turers p lay canno t be underes t ima ted , fo r they a re o f ten a source of v iews a n d o f i n f o rma t i on to wh ich the s tudent w o u l d not o therw ise be exposed .

Dr. Thor Johnson conducts an orchest ra rehearsa l .

i Pianist Roy Johnson poses w i t h music students.

Dr. Elton T rueb lood talks w i t h Y leaders, D iane a n d John.

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Washington

Semester

Program

A l b e r t a Litis a n d Tom Smith meet w i t h Congressman G e r a l d Ford wh i l e s tudy ing in W a s h i n g t o n , D.C.

Four H o p e students p a r t i c i p a t e d in the W a s h i n g -ton Semester Plan, sponsored by The A m e r i c a n Univers i ty in W a s h i n g t o n , D. C. Seniors Ted Du M e z a n d Ken Scudder spent the first semester in W a s h -ing ton , wh i l e t w o jun ior students. A l b e r t a Lifts a n d Francis Smith, a t t e n d e d the second semester.

In an a t t emp t to a t t a i n g rea te r ins ight into our N a t i o n a l G o v e r n m e n t a n d f a m i l i a r i t y w i t h t h e sources f o r study o f specif ic gove rnmen ta l p rob lems, the pa r t i c ipan ts wo rk on i nd i v i dua l research p ro -jects, t ake a seminar on G o v e r n m e n t in Ac t i on , a n d select regu la r courses a t The A m e r i c a n Univers i ty . The real ist ic p ic ture o f na t i ona l a n d i n te rna t i ona l a f fa i rs g iven by the W a s h i n g t o n Semester cont r i -butes substant ia l l y to the g r o w t h o f an in te l l igent

a n d e f fec t i ve c i t i zenry .

Ted Du Mez a n d Ken Scudder vis i t the Supreme Court Bu i ld ing .

Sandra Dressel

M a r i a n n e W i l dschu t

Har ley Brown

Senior Recitals

The exce l lence o f the music depa r tmen t at Hope Co l l ege is ev idenced in the qua l -ity o f the students it g radua tes . In the spr ing each senior music ma jo r appea rs b e f o r e students, facu l ty , f r iends , a n d rela-tives to present a rec i ta l o f musical compo-sit ions r e p r e s e n t a t i v e of his four years ' w o r k . W h i l e the music student 's expe r i ence is en r i ched by his p resenta t ion , the aud i -ence enjoys a p r o g r a m o f f ine qua l i t y evi-den t l y p r e c e d e d by much h a r d w o r k .

Terrance Zy lman

Dur ing one week of the yea r t r ad i t i on is sco f fed a n d comp le te l y t u rned a r o u n d as the gir ls ask the boys fo r dates . Dutch Treat W e e k d ra ins the pockets o f the fema les fo r a c h a n g e ins tead o f the males.

The B a c h e l o r ' s Bank, this yea r , g a v e e l i g i b le y o u n g men the i r chance to be sur-p r i sed a n d escor ted by y o u n g lad ies whose names they d r e w . The Ca lv in baske tba l l g a m e p r o v i d e d the incent ive fo r many gir ls to ask those fe l lows t h e y ' d h a d their eyes on . The week c l i m a x e d w i th Va len t ine ' s Day a n d a romant i c a f t e r - g a m e pa r t y at the Civic Cen te r , " C u p i d ' s C a p e r s . "

Edna and Larry ce lebra te at her expense.

Va len t ine 's Day a n d " C u p i d s C a p e r s " c l imax the week

Dutch Treat

The " b a c h e l o r s " a w a i t the i r turns.

Study ing goes on — in spi te of sp r ing fever .

Spr ing enthusiasm re igns l

The doors of Van Raalte Ha l l a re eve r - sw ing ing .

Lake Constance connects Aus t r ia , G e r m a n y , a n d Swi tze r land .

Summer Abroad

Students o f the H o p e Co l l ege Summer School in V i e n n a , Aus t r ia , a re p r o v i d e d w i th a un ique o p p o r t u n i t y to t rave l a n d to study a b r o a d . The p r o g r a m o f the school is d e s i g n e d to i n teg ra te the p leasures o f t ou r i ng Europe, the cha l l enge o f in tensive a c a d e m i c w o r k , the en l i gh ten ing expe r i -ence o f b e c o m i n g a member o f an Aus t r ian . f a m i l y , a n d the thr i l l o f i n d e p e n d e n t t rave l .

Par t ic ipants have , o f course, an exce l len t o p p o r t u n i t y to lea rn a n d to p rac t i ce a f o r -e i gn l a n g u a g e . Through the i r exper iences they can acqu i re d e e p e r insights in to Euro-p e a n cul ture, h is tory, a n d po l i t ics . O n e of the most i m p o r t a n t values they can a t ta in f r o m thei r summer a b r o a d is the ab i l i t y to look at themselves a n d the i r o w n count ry ob jec t i ve l y .

The V ienna Summer School g roup is p i c tu red on the steps of the Aus t r ian Pavi l ion at the W o r l d ' s Fair in Brussels. FIRST R O W : Susan H u i z e n g a , G lo r i a Tay lor , Mrs. Snow, Dr. Rider, Mrs. Rider, a n d Nancy Demarest ; SECOND R O W : Sara G o r d o n , Peter Hu i zenga , Joan Haml in , Janice Koemon, M a r y Marce lon , Bil l But ler, Sharon C r a w f o r d , Susan Mon te , a n d Harvey G e n d l e r ; THIRD R O W :

Robert W u l f f , Dav id De Ruiter, Dick Brockmeier , James S ikkema, Jul ius M a n r i q u e , Henry Ste f fens, a n d Don De Jongh ; LAST R O W : Dav id Bosch, Barbara K lomparens , Paul Van W y k , Pat Ber l i ngho f f , Har ry Pierce, Bil l Brookst ra,

D a v i d O u s t e r l i n g , Jerry Drayer , a n d Robert Van W a r t .

E n j o y i n g c o f f e e a n d pas t r ies on the te r race of the Hoch Haus

a re Bi l l B rooks t ra , S h a r o n C r a w f o r d , Don De J o n g h , Sara

G o r d o n , a n d Dr. F r ied .

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The C a t h e d r a l a t A m i e n s , France is o n e of the f i nes t e x a m p l e s

of G o t h i c a r c h i t e c t u r e i n W e s t e r n Eu rope .

Bi l l B rooks t r a , S h a r o n C r a w f o r d , a n d Dr. F r ied p a r t i c i p a t e i n the

p u b l i c a t i o n o f the E u r o p e a n Ed i t i on o f t h e H o p e C o l l e g e Anchor.

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G e t r e i d e Gasse in S a l z b u r g l ooks much as it d i d w h e n M o z a r t

l i v e d t h e r e t w o h u n d r e d years a g o .

Thoughts of Spring and . . .

The freshness o f the season o f sp r ing a l -ways he igh tens the ga ie t y o f the c e l e b r a t i o n

o f the Festival o f the M a y . The act iv i t ies o f M a y Day b e g i n as the

w o m e n o f a l l the classes, in a va r ie t y o f events, c o m p e t e fo r the sports t r ophy . The men f o l l o w a n d t ry to w in hono r f o r the i r f ra te rn i t i es in the a f t e r n o o n t rack a n d f i e l d

events. The exc i temen t o f the d a y d r a w s to a

c l imax as the M a y p o l e dancers a n d the Daisy Cha in p r e p a r e the w a y f o r the en-

t r ance o f the new A l c o r m e m b e r s , the Q u e e n , a n d her cour t .

The re ign of Her Highness over the ban -quet a n d ba l l b r ings M a y Day to a f i t t ing

c lose.

Q u e e n Ista re igns over the 1958 M a y Day court .

May Day

Fratern i t ies compete for a th le t ic honors.

Ga le Danhof scores for the Cosmos,

JANE KLAASEN

CAROL W A G N E R J O A N PEELEN

SUE HUIZENGA

May Day

JOY KORVER

MARGE TEN HAKEN

( T i f s .

SUE GRAVES

M A R I A N N E WILDSCHUT

Queen Isla Van Eenenaam

G r a d u a t e s a w a i t t h e c l i m a x of t h e i r c o l l e g e ca ree r .

Jane M a c E a c h r o n ' s f a m i l y t akes p r i d e in he r a c c o m p l i s h m e n t s .

The Christian Herald A w a r d fo r C h r i s t i a n L e a d e r s h i p p red i c t s p r o m i s e f o r G e n e Te H e n n e p e .

Graduation

O n June 1, 1 9 5 8 , 161 seniors r eached the last a n d

greates t mi les tone of the i r co l l ege years — g r a d -ua t ion . The C o m m e n c e m e n t s p e a k e r , Secre tary o f the A r m y W i l b u r M . Brucker , emphas i zed tha t " N o amoun t o f in te l lec tua l or phys ica l p o w e r , no he igh t o f t e c h n o l o g i c a l a t t a i nmen t , w i l l p reserve our na t ion unless its p e o p l e a re men a n d w o m e n of h igh idea ls

a n d robust mora l s t a m i n a . " The Reverend H a r o l d Englund w h o de l i ve red the

Bacca lau rea te address sa id , " T h e w o r l d needs schol-ars. But even more , it needs men a n d w o m e n w h o a re in the w o r l d , but not o f the w o r l d . . . whose f ru i t is in this w o r l d , but whose root is in a n o t h e r . "

The g r a d u a t e s of 1 9 5 8 remember those st i r r ing

ta lks. They a lso r e m e m b e r the act iv i t ies o f g r a d u a -t ion w e e k : the a lumn i b a n q u e t , the senior b reak -fast on the President 's l a w n , f a rewe l l s — a n d , o f course, t h e th r i l l i ng m o m e n t w h e n Dr. Lubbers

h a n d e d them thei r d i p l o m a s . . . . New graduates and the i r guests en joy ref reshments.

W i t h m ixed emot ions g radua tes receive the i r d ip lomas ,

The meeting will please come to order.

Henry M. Robert

Organizations

FRONT R O W : J. Klaasen, C. Luth, J. M u l d e r . SECOND R O W : C. Schol ten, C. W a g n e r , A. Newhouse , S. Dressel.

M ISS ING: I. Van Eenenaam.

Dur ing the l a t e -a f t e rnoon M a y Day ceremonies an h o n o r e d number o f jun ior w o m e n are t a p p e d for A l co r , senior women ' s h o n o r a r y society. This g r o u p , whose members are selected on the basis o f scho larsh ip , cha rac te r , service, a n d leadersh ip , is h igh ly respected a n d very act ive. By means o f teas, exce l len t f i lms, a n d the annua l In te rna t iona l N i g h t , A lco r aims to st imulate the academic , cu l tura l , a n d social l i fe o f the co l lege commun i t y .

Sand ra Dressel

Jane K laasen

C a r o l Luth

Judy M u l d e r

A r te l N e w h o u s e

C a r o l y n Schol ten

Isla V a n Eenenaam

C a r o l W a g n e r

Alcor sells good ies to a l l the dorms on W e d n e s d a y n igh t .

A lcor sponsors an honors tea in Dur fee Hall , for a l l students on the dean 's l ist.

Blue Key

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FRONT R O W : D. Beern ink , D. Camp, G. K laaren , C. Ver Beek, D. De Jongh .

SECOND R O W ; Dr. V o o g d , D. Brown, J. Ten Pas, C. B redeweg , R. Brockmeier , A . A a r d e m a

M I S S I N G ; L. Ter Mo len , D. Paar lberg , A. Fassler, W . Vr iesman.

Blue Key, a na t i ona l honor f r a te rn i t y , is rep resen ted at H o p e Co l l ege by th i r teen senior men chosen because of the i r ou ts tand ing records in service, l eadersh ip , scholarsh ip , a n d cha rac te r . U n d e r their facu l t y adv iso r , Mr . Roger Rie tberg, the members o p e r a t e the Blue Key Bookstore, publ ish the Stu-dent Guide, usher at Co l l ege p rog rams , a n d p e r f o r m var ious o ther services fo r the co l lege .

Aust in A a r d e m a

Dar re l l Beern ink

C o r w i n B r e d e w e g

Richard Brockmeier

R ichard Brown

Dennis C a m p

Don De Jongh

A l Fassier

G e n e K laa ren

D o n a l d Paar tbe rg

John Ten Pas

Larry Ter M o i e n

Car l Ver Beek

W a y n e Vr iesman

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The Blue Key Bookstore prov ides school suppl ies for the Hope students.

The Blue Key men en joy a steak d inne r at Van Raaltes.

FRONT R O W : S. Braoksma, B. Boo lsman, S. De W o l f , A. Vanden Berg, A. Newhouse , V. Top.

SECOND R O W ; A . Fassler, C. V a n d e r m y d e , J. O w e n , J. A n k e r , C. Schol ten, J. M u l d e r , A. Rynbrand l .

THIRD R O W ; Mr . G e o r h a r t , V. Heasley, P. H u i z e n g a , S. W i l s o n , P. Van W y k e , G. l o o m a n , R. Johnson, J. K le lnhekse l , D. De Jongh , W . Froncke.

Eta S igma Phi, a new na t i ona l h o n o r a r y f r a -tern i ty on campus this yea r , has been f o r m e d f r o m the Classics C lub . The members chose the Greek letters. G a m m a Rho, as the n a m e fo r the loca l chap te r . The f r a te rn i t y endeavors to stim-u la te h igher interest in classic cul ture a n d l i ter-a ture . The sponsor is Professor E. J. W a l t e r s .

Del ta Phi A l p h a is a na t i ona l h o n o r a r y f r a -tern i ty fo r students o f G e r m a n . The H o p e Col -lege chap te r , G a m m a Ch i , gives recogn i t i on to those students w h o have d o n e ou ts tand ing w o r k in thei r G e r m a n l a n g u a g e study. The meet ings a re a i m e d t o w a r d s t imula t ing h igher interest in G e r m a n y t o d a y .

FRONT R O W : Dr. V o o g d , F. Kre i tho f f , J. Kau fman , M. Van Dyke, L. He l l enga , R. Lakhorst , Mr . Wa l te rs .

SECOND R O W : Ki Bum Han, B. Marsha l l , B. Parsi l , L. Ten Br ink , K. Br ink, H, Vander Ko lk , C. Pait, S. Sch la fer , G. Baelte

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FRONT R O W ; L. Thorns, J. Korver , S. De W o l f , J. Ten Pas, B. Boolsman, J. M u l d e r , C. Zhe.

SECOND R O W : P. De Jong , F. V o n d e Vusse, G. Van Roekel , A. A a r d e m a , P. Fell, D. Heeres, R. Schut, P. Damsl ra , M. Elz inga.

Beta Beta Beta, n a t i o n a l h o n o r a r y b i o l o g i c a l f r a te rn i t y , has th ree ma jo r a ims: d e v e l o p m e n t

o f sound scho larsh ip , d i ssemina t ion o f scient i f ic t ruth, a n d p r o m o t i o n o f research . The members o f H o p e Co l l ege ' s A l p h a Eta chap te r rece ive s t imula t ion a n d insp i ra t ion f r o m the fi lms a n d

tour sponsored by the g r o u p . Professor Thomp-son a n d Dr. C r o o k adv ise the loca l chap te r .

Professor Ross sponsors the local chap te r o f Phi A l p h a Theta, the na t i ona l hono ra ry history f ra te rn i t y . O p e n , upon inv i ta t ion , to al l persons w i th a v i ta l interest in h istory, this o r g a n i z a t i o n

recogn izes scholast ic ach ievement in the f ie ld o f h istory a n d promotes interest in al l phases o f h is tory. Its members quar te r l y receive The

Historian, a scholar ly journa l o f h is tory.

FRONT R O W : H, W a d e , M. Ho f fmyer , I. Van Eenenaam, A, N e w h o u s e , Miss Ross, A. Vanden Berg, M. Scudder.

SECOND R O W : P. Van Reyen, M. Rieskse, J. Brouwer, R. Chand le r , Dr. Gea rha r t .

Circle

Francais

9R V i r u . D k r l a L S 5 e n ' » S ' . K o o i s , r a ' B- W h i t a k e r , N . M e e r m a n , A . C izek , L. Lawrence. SECOND R O W : B. M o n r o e w t

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U I S ' P- l n a r d l ' L- Jansen, Mrs. Prins, Miss Meyer . THIRD R O W : S. Fisher, D. S luy ter , C. Luth, D. W i l k e n , W . Francke, T. N o w o t n y , B. Si l l , G. Fr iesema, E. Hradec, J. Thomas.

M e m b e r s h i p in the French C lub , under the sponsorship of Professors Ne l l o M e y e r a n d M a r g u e r i t e Prins, is open to a l l French students w h o have a t t a i n e d a second-year level in thei r study o f the l a n g u a g e . In its month ly meet-ings the c lub a t tempts to go b e y o n d mere study of the l a n g u a g e itself a n d de lve in to the cul ture, h istory, a n d customs o f France.

Dr. D o n a l d F. Brown sponsors the Spanish C lub , wh ich is c o m p o s e d o f a l l in teres ted sec-o n d - y e a r a n d a d v a n c e d Spanish students. A Span ish -speak ing mov ie , sl ides, skits, a n d lec-tures on Spanish cul ture a n d customs, a Christ-mas pa r t y , a M e x i c a n supper , a n d the t rad i -t i ona l spr ing picnic w e r e h igh l igh ts of the Spanish Club 's act iv i t ies this yea r .

FRONT R O W : A . Van Door lck , E. V d n d e r W e r f , M . Kempers , K. Hy ink .

SECOND R O W : B. D rake , J. Lubbers, E. W a g n e r , P. Hower , D. Leonard , J. Romence.

Spanish

Classics

FRONT R O W : C. W o l f , C. Yonkers , L. He l lenga . SECOND R O W : Dr. V o o g d , F. KreithofT, J. Kau fman , M. Van Dyke, R. Lokhorst , Mr . Wa l l e r s . THIRD R O W : Ki Bum Han, B. Parsi l , B. Marsha l l , D. Johnson, K. Br ink, L. Ten Br ink, H. V a n d e r Ko lk , C. Poit, S. Sch la fer , G. Boelte.

The Classics C lub is m a d e up o f students w h o have s tud ied Latin a n d Greek a n d w h o are in te res ted in inc reas ing the i r store o f k n o w l e d g e r e g a r d i n g anc ien t cu l ture a n d l i te ra tu re . Di-rec ted by P r o f e s s o r E d w a r d J. W a l t e r s , the members of the o r g a n i z a t i o n p lan month ly pro-g rams wh i ch a r e bo th in teres t ing a n d i n fo rma-

t ive.

Hope 's G a m m a Chap te r o f Pi K a p p a Del ta

recogn izes s ign i f i cant ach ievement in forens ic act iv i -t ies. O p e n , upon inv i ta t ion , to ora tors , deba to rs , a n d

ex tempo raneous speakers, this o r g a n i z a t i o n p romo tes interest a n d encourages fur ther ef for ts in the f ie ld o f speech. Dr. Schrier sponsors the loca l chap te r .

FRONT R O W : I. Van Eenenaam, M. K laaren , C. Luth, A . Newhouse .

SECOND R O W : Mr . Smi th , T. Lubbers, R. Chand le r , Dr. Schr ier .

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FRONT R O W : Dr. Von Zy l , G. Hoeksema, D. Van Dyke , D. Heeres, A. A a r d e m a , P. Damst ra , I . A k k e r , D. Sasaki .

SECOND R O W : G. Van Roekel, H. W h i p p l e , J. De Long, D. We i r sma , M. E lz inga , H. Van Der Kolk .

THIRD R O W : Dr. Crook, P. C o m p a a n , R. Van Es, J. Ten Pas, D. Rottschafer, R. Hayes, J. W a s s i n k , D. D e p h o u s e B. Jones, G. V a n d e n Berg, L. Bonnema, J. Peterman, R. Pot ter , J. Nyhu is , A. Gar f i e ld .

Pre-Med

M e m b e r s o f the Chemis t ry C lub ,

Student A f f i l i a tes of the A m e r i c a n Chemica l S o c i e t y , a re chemist ry majors p l a n n i n g to enter the f ie ld p ro fess iona l l y . In their m o n t h l y

meet ings a n d in the W e s t e r n M ich-igan A . C. S. meet ings, they t ry to o b t a i n k n o w l e d g e wh ich wi l l he lp them in their p repa ra t i ons fo r fu-ture service.

T h e p u r p o s e of the P re -Med C lub , h e a d e d by Dr. V a n Zyl , is t o

p r o m o t e s c h o l a r s h i p a n d uni ty a m o n g students se lect ing med ic ine as the i r ca reer . A t its meet ings the

members hear lectures on var ious aspects o f med ic ine a n d occas ion-a l ly sponsor an a p p r o p r i a t e f i lm.

FRONT R O W : R. Knoper , D. Neckers , L. He l l enga , D. De Jongh , V. Heasley, G . Van Zy l , L. Pschigoda, D. Mach ie le ,

B. Monroe .

SECOND R O W : J. Kraa l , H. C lausen, A. Su, R. Rynbrand t , A . Fisher, R. De Vr ies, N . A r n d t , H. Wr is te rs , D. W e r k m a n ,

L. De Vr ies, K. Brown.

THIRD R O W : K. Roberts, J. V a n d e n Bos, D. K n a p p , E. C. Jeke l , I. J. Br ink, D. W h i t e , C. Bredeweg.

Chemistry

Business-Econ

FRONT R O W ; D. B. Yntema, D. S ieden top , D. Vande Vussse, H. De W i t t e , S. Schlafer , H. Brower, A. Klaasen.

SECOND R O W : B, Brookstra, S. C r a w f o r d , G. Bylsma, G. Bolf, G. Rater ink, P. W e h n a u , A. Rynbrandt .

The Student N a t i o n a l Educa t ion Assoc ia t ion , f o rme r l y k n o w n as the Future Teachers Associa-t ion , is c o m p o s e d o f jun ior a n d senior p rospec-t ive teachers . Sponso red by Professor V a n d e r b o r g h a n d Professor V e r Beek, this g r o u p p ro -v ides an o p p o r t u n i t y f o r discussion o f p rob lems conce rn ing t e a c h i n g w h i c h a r e fo remos t in the minds o f the students. M e e t i n g month ly , SNEA prov ides socia l act iv i t ies as we l l as p ro fess iona l contac ts f o r its members .

A t t e m p t i n g to acqua in t in terested students w i th current p rob lems o f business m a n a g e m e n t a n d wi th c o n t e m p o r a r y t rends in the na t ion-a l economy, the Business-Economics C lub meets to hear speakers p rom-inent in the f ie lds of commerc ia l t r anspo r ta t i on , indust r ia l psychol-o g y , a n d pub l ic re la t ions.

Dr. Yn tema a n d Dr. Van Dahm a re the sponsors of this g r o u p .

FRONT R O W : W . V a n d e r H i l l , L. T inho l t , C. S i k k e n g a , J. M u l d e r , A. Newhouse , S. Meis te , B. Emmick, M. W i e r s m a ,

G. Bryson, S. Sybesma.

SECOND R O W : C. V a n d e r Meer , B. Ph i l l i ppsen , C. N e l s o n , J. Heneve ld , D. St ick le, M. K laaren , J. Tysse, M. Fischer,

J. Anke r , B. Bootsman.

THIRD R O W : A. Tel l , C. V a n d e r m y d e , M. Roelofs, L. Johnson , P. S tennenberg , D. O l d e n b u r g , A. Visser, J. Bu rgwa ld ,

N . Wa l l ace , K. Kurth, D. Piersma, H. Ver Beek, D. Jansen.

FOURTH R O W : E. W a g n e r , M. De Jong , V. Top, M. C a m p b e l l , B. Fell, A . V a n d e n Berg, J. Ph i l l ip , L. Puehl, M . Van

Koever ing , M. K laaren .

FRONT R O W : J. C lay ton , L. Lawrence, G. Weeks , B. V icha , N . Ma ls t rom, A. C izek .

SECOND R O W ; M. Fischer, Mr . D e W i t t , V. Hoffs, D. H o o g e r h y d e , J. W o o d s , C. Luth, C. Rylance, M. Rocks, P. Kasteln.

THIRD R O W : L. Fe l lham, C, Cur lee, M. D iephu is , B. Jo rdan , N . M e e r m a n , P. H ixson , M. Roeth, B. Fisher, M . K a u f m a n , D. Hengeve ld , J. W ie rs , J. Lubbers M Van Dyk J. Kemp, o. hvans. ' ' '

FOURTH R O W : L. I zenbar t , J. Paar lbe rg , C. Benes, G. S tegge rda .

Palette

Masque

Under the ab le l eadersh ip o f Mr . Da le De W i t t , Palette a n d M a s q u e has con t i nued to p roduce some exce l len t p lays. The first one o f the year , the H o m e c o m i n g p lay , was Scapin,

a c o m e d y by M o l i e r e . Then an a t tempt was m a d e to present the p lay . Bury the Dead, in c o l l a b o r a t i o n w i th the In terna-t i ona l Relat ions C lub . This year severa l ch i ld ren 's p lays as wel l as re l ig ious d ramas were g iven .

Bob Fisher, as Scap in , p leads fo r his l i fe . Bob Fisher converses w i th John Lubbers in "Scap in .

The re l ig ious d r a m a g r o u p rehearses " T h e W a y of the Cross" , p resented

in churches in the Ho l l and area . Adv i so r : Mr . De W i t t

N a t i o n a l Co l l eg i a t e Players, or Pi Epsilon Del ta , is a na t i ona l

h o n o r a r y d ramat i cs f ra te rn i t y . The na t i ona l b o a r d , wh ich governs

N/ - » membersh ip qua l i f i ca t ions , uses as its c r i te r ia fo r membersh ip t ^ bo th academ ic ach ievement in the f ie ld o f d r a m a a n d par t ic i -

pa t i on in ac tua l thea t r i ca l p roduc t i on on campus. Professor De W i t t sponsors the loca l chap te r .

SEATED: C. Luth, G . Weeks , C. Rylance.

S T A N D I N G : J. W o o d s , Mr . D e W i l l .

FRONT R O W : W . Karachy, G. Boelte, B. Fell, S. W i l s o n , C. Lemmen, M. K laaren , Dr. Fr ied. SECOND R O W : G. Bouman, J. Ph i l ip , B. Emmick, A. Newhouse , R. Boniel , P. Rhem, C. Rylance. THIRD R O W : W . Vande r H i l l , J. Tysse, I . Thorns, B. V icha , J. A n k e r , S. Broaksma, J. Tysse, A. Rynbrand t , J. Angus .

The In te rna t iona l Relat ions C lub is an o r g a n i z a t i o n wh ich is d e s i g n e d to s t imulate a n d p r o m o t e the student s interest in w o r l d a f fa i rs . It a t tempts to ach ieve w o r l d peace by inc reas ing the k n o w l e d g e a n d unde rs tand ing of the p rob lems, cul ture, h is tory , a n d p e o p l e of o ther nat ions as we l l as of the Un i ted States.

The series o f p r o g r a m s concen t ra t i ng on " O p p o r t u n i t i e s in In te rna t iona l O r g a n i z a t i o n " a n d fea tu r -ing such speakers as H a r o l d Graves , Lt. Col . V e r n o n W a l t e r s , M a t t Thomson, a n d Leonard Tennyson, s t imu la ted though t a n d discussion. Since the W e s t e r n M i c h i g a n Con fe rence of In te rna t iona l Relat ions Clubs was he ld at H o p e Co l l ege , many schools w e r e a b l e to p a r t i c i p a t e in a study of " E u r o p e a n Un i f i ca t ion — Survey of Progress . " Ano the r h i gh l i gh t was the na t i ona l conven t ion in C a l i f o r n i a wh ich several members a t t e n d e d .

Under the dynamic leadersh ip o f the c lub 's adv i so r . Dr. Paul Fr ied, IRC con t i nued its ef for ts to raise scho larsh ip money fo r f o r e i g n study by p resent ing a style show a n d a Chr is tmas S m o r g a s b o r d .

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The " F a s h i o n Fair — Styles fo r Scho la rsh ips " was very suc-cessful in ra is ing funds fo r IRC's In te rna t i ona l Project . This year ' s

p ro jec t was d e s i g n e d to ra ise funds fo r s c h o l a r s h i p s to be a w a r d e d to severa l H o p e students w h o w i l l s tudy a b r o a d this summer.

The Reverend W i l l i a m J. Cook , Field Secretary of the Church Peace Un ion , e x p l a i n e d the aims a n d funct ions of his o r g a n i z a t i o n . The Church Peace Un ion is a g r o u p wh ich is d e v o t e d t o the task of re la t ing ethics a n d f o r e i g n po l icy

Hope 's IRC ac ted as host to de lega tes to the Fifth A n n u a l W e s t e r n M i c h i g a n IRC Con fe rence . M r . Ragnar Sem, C h a i r m a n o f the Y o u n g Lib-era l Party in N o r w a y , cons ide red the quest ion of " E u r o p e a n I n t e g r a t i o n . "

FRONT R O W ; E, Car ter , A. Newhouse , D. Burns, D. Tornga , A, Te/I, J. M u l d e r , M. Exo.

SECOND R O W ; M. W ie r sma , J. Peelen, N . Ke izer , C. Vande r Meer , A. W i e g e r i n k , J. O w e n , C. Van-de rmyde .

A.D»D»

The Ath le t i c Debt D iggers in thei r g rey b laz-ers can be seen at any f o o t b a l l or baske tba l l g a m e sel l ing p o p c o r n a n d c a n d y . Their prof i ts

go to the co l l ege ath let ic d e p a r t m e n t a n d to a school p ro jec t o f the i r cho ice .

The " H " Club is a service o r g a n i z a t i o n o p e n to al l men w h o have rece ived letters

in the sports d e p a r t m e n t . The c lub is one of the newest on Hope ' s campus . "H" Club

FRONT R O W ; G. Bylsma, G. Bi tner, L. Ter M o l e n , F. Leaske, D. S ieden top , W . Vande r H i l l .

SECOND R O W : J. Vande r L ind, T. Vande r Me l , R. Van Es, J. Hendr ickson , B. Brookstra, D. Beern lnk .

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FRONT R O W : M. Ten H a k e n , M. W h i t e , M. Ba ldw in , N . Ke izer , J. Van Dyke , C. Joelson.

SECOND R O W : D. Roskamp, L. Bonnema, D. Claussen, D. Fisher, H. Beiner t , E. Fr ink, S. Meis te .

THIRD R O W : M. De W a a r d , L, Fe l tham, S. Dressel, C. Schol ten, M. Ho f fmyer , A. W i e g e r i n k , J. O w e n , S. Neste, M , Decker, C. V a n d e r Myde .

W.A.A. W . A . A . sponsors a spr ing b r i d g e tou rnament for g i r ls .

The W o m e n ' s A th le t i c Assoc ia t ion , under the sponsor-ship of Miss M a r y Bre id , g ives the w o m e n o f H o p e oppor tun i t y to p a r t i c i p a t e in a va r i e t y of i n t ramura l sports as wel l as to c o m p e t e w i th o ther schools. In a d d i t i o n to compet i t i ve sports, the o r g a n i z a t i o n p rov ides fo r such act iv i t ies as sw imming , h i k ing , a n d horseback r id ing .

FRONT R O W ; A . Newhouse , S. Grossman, M. Gouwens , A. Brower, D. Roskamp, G. W e e k s , S. Poslema, M . Van Koever ing .

SECOND R O W ; S. De W i t t e , S. Sarg isson, J. Ku iper , E. Fr ink, D. Tornga , N . R a y m e r , H. H u n g e r i n k , D. Burns, G. G i l m o r e , H. W a d e .

The b ro the r f ra te rn i t i es c o m b i n e d the i r ta lents w i t h those of the i r sister soror i t ies fo r the a n n u a l W.A.L . Chr is tmas par ty .

Al l w o m e n on Hope ' s campus a re members o f the W o m e n ' s A c t i v i t i e s League. W . A . L . is g o v e r n e d by a b o a r d consist ing o f representa t ives f r o m class-es, soror i t ies, a n d other w o m e n ' s or-gan i za t i ons . A m o n g t h e a c t i v i t i e s p l a n n e d fo r the yea r w e r e the tea fo r f reshmen w o m e n , the annua l Chr is tmas pa r t y , the Penny Carn i va l , a n d M a y Day . M o n t h l y meet ings o f a v a r i e d na ture are p l a n n e d f o r the w o m e n in a d d i t i o n to the a l l -campus act iv i t ies.

Kappa Delta

FRONT R O W : B. Muyskens, P. S teuenberg , L. Johnson, B. T h i e l b o r , B. Si l l , J. Oos te r ink , B. W h i t o k e r

SECOND R O W : W . Von Heest, E. W a t t , C. Van Eeuwen, C. V a n d e r m y d e , D. K r o o n t j e , N . Raymer, R. L a m , P. Estell, S. Bremmer , P. H ixson.

K a p p a Del ta aims to a c q u a i n t its members w i th new

a n d bet ter f ie lds o f serv ice a n d to cu l t i va te w i th in its

members a be t te r u n d e r s t a n d i n g o f the w o r k ca r r i ed on by the missions, the church a n d the Sunday School . The g roup is c o m p o s e d o f w o m e n p l a n n i n g to enter fu l l - t ime

Chr is t ian serv ice.

A l p h a Chi p romotes the interest o f those p lann ing to enter the ministry, miss ionary w o r k , or other fu l l - t ime Chr is t ian Serv ice. The g r o u p meets month ly fo r f e l l ow-ship, devot ions a n d discussion of p rob lems wh ich may f a c e them when e n g a g e d in thei r voca t i on .

FRONT R O W : B. Laverman, D. De Jong , N . M e r r i t t , W . Joosse, E. S immons, J. W ie rs .

SECOND R O W : B. Krygshe ld , L. I zenba r t , K. V a n d e r b r o e k , S. M i d d e r n a c h t , N . Kansf ie ld , M. Van Hat tem, C. De Jong,

H. Dykema, T. Bruno, R. Geschwend t , G. Drag t .

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FRONT R O W : M. Scudder , C. N i e u w s m a , D. Sluyter , J. Klaasen, M. W o o d , S. Me is te .

SECOND R O W : M . Ten Haken , J. C lay ton , S. W i l s o n , S. M i d d e r n o c h t , P. Fell , M . Van Hat tem, R. Lokhorst , M . G o u w e n s ,

C. Joelson.

The Execut ive Board meets f r e q u e n t l y to f o rmu la te po l i cy a n d co -o rd ina te Y act iv i t ies .

Y.W.C.A.

Y.M.C.A.

The Y . W . C . A . — Y .M .C .A . w o r k to p r o m o t e Chris-t i an f e l l owsh ip , p r o v i d e t r a i n i n g f o r Chr is t ian l ead -ersh ip, a n d con t r i bu te to the w e l f a r e o f bo th the commun i ty a n d the campus by fu rn i sh ing numerous

services. In the t r a d i t i o n a l act iv i t ies tha t r a n g e f r o m the

f reshman beach p a r t y to the Miss ion Dr ive wh ich this yea r bene f i t ed the l i b r a r y o f Annv i l l e Inst i tute, the Y works t o w a r d its purpose .

Beth Wichers is m a k i n g her ear ly Saturday morn ing rounds, se l l ing Y b reak fas t for late risers.

These fou r students we re a m o n g the twe lve w h o v is i ted Ann-v i l le , Kentucky for the " O p e r a t i o n A n n v i l l e " p ro jec t .

Y sponsored a ski w e e k - e n d be tween semesters at Snowbow l ,

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This y e a r the Student Counc i l has o p e n e d the Ko f fee Kletz d u r i n g the w e e k - d a y even ings . Thank fu l students, s i pp ing co f fee a n d e n j o y i n g snacks a f te r a h a r d n igh t o f s tudy, a g r e e tha t the o p e n i n g o f the Kletz is one o f the nicest th ings tha t the Student Counc i l has d o n e .

Each member o f the Student Counc i l spends several hours a week in the Student Counc i l o f f i ce . Dur ing the o f f i ce hours members a t t emp t to answer quest ions a n d to supp ly i n fo rma-t ion to those w h o are in teres ted in the o r g a n i z a t i o n a n d the f unc t i on o f the Student Counc i l .

In an e f fo r t to bet ter re la t ions b e t w e e n H o p e Co l l ege a n d Ca lv in Co l l ege , the members of Ca lv in ' s S tudent Counc i l t ou red Hope ' s campus, v is i ted severa l classes, a n d a t t e n d e d a b a n q u e t in honor o f the two counci ls . Par t ic ipants a g r e e d tha t the venture was bo th in teres t ing a n d h igh ly successful.

FRONT R O W : M . K laaren , J. Riemersma, I. Van Eenenaam, S. Van De Poel, M . Decke r , J. W a l r a d , J. Schroeder , C. K le iber , A. Yonan, B. Ames.

SECOND R O W : S. C r a w f o r d , J. Tysse, W . Bu rgg raa f f , R. Brockmeier , J. Angus , R. V a n Es, H. W h i p p l e , G. Bryson, D. S ima la , E. Ho l l ander .

THIRD R O W : M. Ver Steeg, D. S ieden top , D. H e n g e v e l d , P. Lydens, G. S teg ink , V. Kor te r ing , W . Johnson.

The Execut ive Boa rd : J. Schroeder , R. Brockmeier ,

E. H o l l a n d e r / P. Lydens. M iss ing f r o m p ic tu re is

I. Van Eenenaam.

The Student Council

Student gove rnmen t , the p rac t i ca l app l i -ca t ion of basic democra t i c idea ls , is an in teg ra l ar t o f campus l i fe. In this c a p a -c i ty A m e r i c a n students have b e c o m e rea-sonab ly a d e p t at a p p l y i n g p r i n c i p l e s l ea rned in the c lassroom to the p rob lems o f l i fe in society .

Theore t ica l l y , each student is represen ted on the Student Counc i l , Hope 's ch ie f gov -e rn ing b o d y . The twen ty - fou r student mem-bers a n d the th ree facu l ty adv isors, w h o const i tute the counci l , a re respons ib le fo r the j u r i s d i c t i o n o v e r a l l ex t ra -cur r i cu la r act iv i t ies of the student b o d y a n d f o r l ia ison a m o n g the student b o d y a n d the facu l ty a n d admin i s t ra t i on o f Hope Co l lege .

Men's House Board

The Men ' s House Board is the g o v e r n i n g b o d y fo r residents in Kol len Ha l l . The counselors a n d

other representa t ives a l o n g w i t h

Dean H inga a t tempt to insure tha t regu la t ions a re ca r r i ed out f a i r l y a n d a d e q u a t e l y .

LEFT TO RIGHT: J. De W i t t , B. Ho f fman , J. Tysse, N . Kansf ie ld , B. Hausen.

Women's House Board

FRONT R O W : G. W e e k s , J. Schroeder , M. Ten Haken , J. Korver , L. He l l enga , J. Eastman.

SECOND R O W : A. Newhouse , P. S teuenberg , L. Johnson, L. Plassche, J. Oos te r i nk , B. Dykema , L. Prakken, G. G i lmo re , S. V a n d e Poel, K. Coster.

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T h e W o m e n ' s H o u s e Board , m a d e up of s tudent counselors a n d representa t ives f r o m each do rm i -

to ry , works w i th Dean Reeverts in admin is te r ing regu la t ions f o r the w o m e n res idents. Dur ing the year the House Boa rd also plans a num-ber o f par t ies a n d act iv i t ies fo r the dormi to r ies .

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Pan-Hellenic Board

The b o d y wh ich governs soror i ty

l i fe on Hope ' s campus is the Pan-Hel lenic Board . This b o a r d is com-

posed of th ree members f r o m each regu la r soror i ty , a l o n g w i th two representa t ives f r o m A .S .A . , Dean Reeverts, a n d Janet M u l d e r . It reg-ulates soror i ty p l e d g i n g rules, jo in t meet ings, a n d p rob lems c o m m o n to the societ ies. This yea r the Pan-

Hel lenic Boa rd has d e c i d e d to p ro -mote f r i end l y compe t i t i on by o f -f e r i ng a scholast ic t r o p h y e a c h

semester to the soror i ty wh i ch main-tains the h ighest a v e r a g e .

FRONT R O W : M. K laaren , B. V icha, B. Emmick, D. St ick le, S. Grossman, S. Decker , C. Luth.

SECOND R O W : J. Van Dyke , M. W i e r s e m a , M. Ten Haken , B. Ge i tne r , M . Gouwens , H. Davenpor t .

FRONT R O W : G. Bylsma, Dean H i lmer t , P. Lydens, R. Lokhorst , W . E lz inga , D. Beern ink .

SECOND R O W : J, Nyhu i s , D. K n a p p , J. Angus , T. V a n d e r Me l .

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C o m p o s e d o f t w o representat ives f rom each f ra te rn i t y w i th Dean Hil-mer t as adv isor , the In ter-Fratern i ty Counc i l funct ions in a c a p a c i t y s imi lar to that o f the Pan-Hel lenic Board . The counc i l strives to p ro -mote harmon ious re la t ions a m o n g the f ive f ra te rn i t ies , a n d it discusses a n d acts upon al l p rob lems wh ich are re la ted to f ra te rn i t y a f fa i rs .

F R O N T R O W ; J. De J o n g e , C. M a n t l e , L. M a r s i l j e , J. Lees lma , J. H e l l r i e g e l , L. B o n n e m a , P. D a l m a n , W . Johnson.

S E C O N D R O W : J. S h i m p , R. T a u b a l d , B. Fisher, P. H o w e r , L. Lawrence , H. Beinert , S. Lutz, W . O v e r t o n , M . Scholten

W.T.A.S.

W T A S in its second yea r of o p e r a t i o n on Hope ' s cam-pus presents p r o g r a m s o f bo th re l ig ious a n d secular natures. Through this newer m o d e o f commun ica t i on , the student b o d y is kept bet ter i n f o r m e d a b o u t co l l ege a n d communi ty act iv i t ies.

John P a a l m a n is one of the student disc jockeys w h o broadcast d a i l y .

The Opus, H o p e Co l lege 's annua l l i te rary m a g a z i n e , a l lows students to submit their a t tempts a t c rea t i ve express ion fo r pub l i -ca t ion . The staff considers a n d care fu l l y selects compos i t ions in prose, poe t ry , ar t , a n d music. It is the purpose of the Opus staff to s t imulate c rea t ive act iv i ty on the pa r t o f the students of H o p e a n d to publ ish examp les of h igh qua l i t y wo rk by both stu-dents a n d facu l ty members.

The Opus Staff Editor: Dennis C a m p

F R O N T R O W : Miss Protheroe , D. C a m p , A . Kooiker .

S E C O N D R O W : G . Boelte, C. Lemmen, E. H o l l a n d e r , J. Toml inson, S. W i l s o n , J. Angus .

The Milestone Staff

The 1 9 5 9 Milestone endeavors to por-t ray honest ly a n d e f fec t ive ly the act iv i t ies o f a yea r at Hope , a Chr is t ian l i be ra l arts co l l ege . It is h o p e d tha t t h rough its p ic to-r ia l a n d l i te ra ry c o v e r a g e o f the many as-pects of l i fe a t H o p e , the b o o k presents a c lear ins ight in to the un ique charac te r o f the co l l ege — a co l l ege wh ich has b e c o m e a mi les tone in the l ives o f many . . . .

El izabeth Fell

Editor

Paul Fell

Art Edi tor

Mr . Ten H o a r a n d Miss M u l d e r

Advisors

G r e t a W e e k s

Society Editor

Dorene T o r n g a

Class Editor

Business M a n a g e r

Lorraine H e l l e n g a

Ron C h a n d l e r a n d Jane A n k e r

A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Editors

A r d i t h Brower a n d C a r l Poit

A d v e r t i s i n g Editors

B a r b a r a Emmick a n d M i r i a m K l a a r e n Li terary Editors

C y n t h i a V a n d e r M y d e a n d Judy N i e n h u i s

Act iv i t ies Editor a n d Assistant

M a r y Decker a n d G a r y Looman

Photography Editor a n d Assistant

M a r s h a l l E l z inga a n d Janet De N o b l e

Sports Editors

A n n e W i e g e r i n k a n d She lby Braaksma

O r g a n i z a t i o n s Editors

Anchor

N a n c y Boyd

Assistant Editor

John F r a g a l e

Editor

Each week 's ed i t i on o f the Anchor publ ishes the h igh l igh ts o f c a m p u s ac t iv i t y , s tudent op in ions on con t rovers ia l issues, t hough t -p rovok -ing ed i to r ia l s , as wel l as other f ea tu re ar t ic les.

Under the ed i to rsh ip o f John F raga le a n d his assistant, N a n c y Boyd, t h i s yea r ' s staff c o o p e r a t e d to p r e p a r e w e l l - b a l a n c e d , but d ivers i f ied issues o f the Anchor.

Fred V a n d e Vusse a n d D a v e V a n d e Vusse P h o t o g r a p h y Editors D a l e Heeres

C i rcu la t ion Editor

Richard Stadt

A d v e r t i s i n g Editor Ron Lokhorst

Business M a n a g e r

Ed i to r ia l Board : John W i e r s , N a n c y Boyd, John Fra-g a l e , N a n c y Raymer, Caro l Rylance; S t a n d i n g , Car l Poit, W a y n e Kissack.

Fred D iekman Bookkeeper

Lynne Fel tham

Copy Edi tor

N o r m a W a l l a c e a n d Caro l Vande r Meer

Society Edi tor a n d Proof Reader

N o r m a De Boer News Editor

Richard Jaarsma Feature Editor

FRONT R O W ; M. De Jong, S. De W o l f , J. Von Dyke , M. Van Koever ing , S. Graves, J. Ba ldw in , H. De W i l t , M . Van Dyke , S. De Kon ing , C. Rylance, S. H o u l m a n M Fry l ing , M. Kor lenhoven , E. Car ter , M . Fisher, J. W e z e m a n , J. De Groo t .

SECOND R O W ; M. Ver Meer , A. De Free, S. Braaksma, L. Thomas, P. Prins, M. K laa ren , J. Korver , V. Top, L. Plassche, C. Luth, M . Scudder E. Ho l l ande r , J. O w e n U. Hunt , J. Klassen, G. Fr iesema, E. Ho l l ande r .

THIRD R O W ; C. Ne lson , E. Dykhu i zen , C. N i e u w s m a , D. W i l k i n , A . Fassler, D. Jansen , G. Bryson, S. W i n , B. Van Etlen, G . S teg ink , G. Peelen, L. W a n q M. De W i t t J. Betke, E. Hradec , M . TenHaken , J. Schregardus. ' '

FOURTH R O W ; D. Smits, S. Sch la fer , J. Z w y g h u i z e n , M. Schol ten, D. N e d e r v e l d , W . Johnson, R. Beyer, C. Ma t thews , B. Brookst ra, J. Angus R Ritsema E Fikse H Brown, C. Ver Beek, G. W o r d e n . , . , .

Dr. R. W . Cavanaugh

The Hope Co l l ege Cho i r , c o m p o s e d o f se lected voices, is d i rec ted by Dr. Robert C a v a n a u g h . Under him the choi r has become respec ted fo r its impressive rend i t ions o f sacred anthems. S ing ing fo r c h a p e l services a n d specia l re l ig ious services, the cho i r adds a tone o f deepe r devo t i on to the campus re l ig ious l i fe. The h igh l i gh t o f the year fo r the choir is the tour wh ich the members make , ca r r y ing thei r music to churches of many states.

Chapel Choir This year the C h a p e l Cho i r t ou red to the W e s t Coast a n d

C a l i f o r n i a . The members h a d to spend long days a n d nights

on the G r e y h o u n d bus; but al l a g r e e d tha t the scenery, new acqua in tances , a n d fe l l owsh ip m a d e the t r ip more than

w o r t h w h i l e .

Choi r members become bet ter a c q u a i n t e d w i t h each other at

the cho i r pa r t y in the Ju l i ana Room.

Women's

Benjamin Bri t ten's " C e r e m o n y of Ca ro l s " was p e r f o r m e d at the 1958 Chr istmas Vespers by the W o m e n ' s Cho i r . Soloists for the event we re : Lynne Thomas, M a r y Van Koever ing , M a r i l y n Scudder , Anne De Pree and Edna Ho l l ande r .

The w o m e n of the C h a p e l Cho i r f o r m the W o m e n ' s Cho i r . D i rec ted by M r . A n t h o n y Koo ike r , they sing sacred music wr i t ten fo r women ' s voices. Their p e r f o r m a n c e this yea r at the Chr is tmas Vespers of Ben jamin Bri t ten's " C e r e m o n y o f C a r o l s " wi l l l ong be r e m e m b e r e d by those w h o h e a r d i t .

FRONT R O W : M. De Jong, C. Ne lson , S. Graves, J. W e z e m a n , M. Fisher, E. H radec , E. Car ter , S. De Kon ing , H. De W i t t , C. Rylance.

SECOND R O W : M. K laaren , J. Korver , V. Top, M. Van Koever ing , M. Ten Haken , M. Kor tenhoven S. Hou tman , J. Ba ldw in , M. Van Dyke.

THIRD R O W : S. De W o l f , M . Fry l ing , J. Schregardus, S. Braaksma, M. Vermeer , E. Ho l l ande r , J. O w e n , C. N i e u w s m a , E. Dykhu izen .

FOURTH R O W : U. Hunt , P. Prins, J. Klaasen, L. Thomas, A. De Pree, G. Fr iesema, E. Ho l l ande r , C. Luth, M. Scudder , L. Plassche.

FRONT R O W : B. Van Etten, C. Ver Beek, G. W a r d e n , C. Rynbrand t , R. Beyer, S. W i n n , S. Sch la fer , J. K le inhekse l , R. Rietberg.

SECOND R O W : M. Schol ten, H. Brown, B. Brookstra, G. S teg ink , R. Ritsema, J. A n g u s , J. Z w y g h u i z e n , G. Peelen, W . Johnson.

THIRD R O W : D, Jensen, D. W i l k i n , L. W a n g , D. N e d e r v e l d , J. Betke, M. De W i t t , D. Smits, G. Bryson.

The men of the C h a p e l Choi r f o rm the Men 's Cho i r . Under the l eade rsh ip o f Mr . Roger Rietberg their repe r to i re consists o f anthems fo r ma le voices. No t on ly do they a d d var ie ty to the cho i r 's concerts , but they also g a i n the expe r ience o f s ing ing under ano the r o f the facu l ty conductors .

M a n y hours are spent rehears ing the numbers wh i ch w i l l be sung by the Men 's choi r on the i r tour to the West . Here the choir is rehears ing under the d i rec t ion of

Mr . Rietberg.

Director , Roger R ie tberg

Chancel

M e m b e r s h i p in the Chance l Cho i r is o p e n to any H o p e student w h o en joys s ing ing . Under the d i rec t i on o f M r . Roger R ie tberg , the cho i r pa r t i c i pa tes in C h a p e l services, in H o m e c o m i n g a n d Chr is tmas Vespers , in The Messiah, in Rel igious Emphasis W e e k , as we l l as in services of Ho l l and a rea churches.

FRONT R O W : L. Ne lson , L. G o r b e r , A . V a n d e n Berg, J. Reichhold , L. W i n k e l h o r s t , K. Coster, L. Puehl, L. Psch igoda, J. Van Leeuwen, B. Mor tensen , C. Baker, J. C lay ton,

A . C izek , H. Go t te , S. Hicks, B. W h i t a k e r , J. Dak in , N . De W i t t e . SECOND R O W : P. Rhem, B. Russell, S. De W i t t e , A . Yonan , R. Dewi t t , H. Beiner t , N . M e e r m a n , N . Ma l s t rom, B, Bloemers, D. Tornga^ M. Ba ldw in , E. We is , G. Linscott, L.

TenKley, D. Ve ldhu is , J. M a s t e n b r o o k , L. Chang . THIRD R O W : V. L ieber tz , S. Bremner , B. Ver Mee r , T. Van Lente, June Ve ldhee r , I. Teume, D. Fisher, D. Ten Br ink , L. Thorns, P. O o n k , D. Engelsman, L. onsen, B. Amos, P. H ixson, E. W a t t , N . Plewes, B. Muyskens , N . W a l l a c e , FOURTH R O W : J. Thomas, J. Ky le, D. Koets, T. Bos, J. Larsen, S. M i d d e r n a c h t , R. Hense l , C. Ma t thews , J. W i e l h o u w e r , T. Zwemer , B. de Forest, C. Lemmen, R. K le inheksel ,

J. Hess l ink, J. Hessl ink, E. Talsma, D. Kroon t je . FIFTH R O W : P. Hessel ink , S. Lutz, A. M a c m i l l a n , T. Rupp, M. K a u f m a n , G. E l f r i ng , D. Pol ich, P. Hsu, R. Schaap, D. W y c k o f f , L. I zenbar t , D. Stadt , D. Scott, J. De Pond,

T. Thompson, G. Glass.

FRONT R O W : M. Fr iedr ich , B. Muyskens, D. M u l d e r , H. V e n d e r Meu len . SECOND R O W : M. DeRuyter, A. D ie lz , E. S immons, D. Ritsema, M. E lz inga, E. Kuyper , T. Zy lman. THIRD R O W : A. Kru iswyk , V. Van Buren, D. Leonard , C. Ma t thews , M. Kau fman , B. W h i t a k e r , F. Eshelman, D. W y c k o f f . S T A N D I N G : C. Schut, Dr. Rider, J. Overze t , J.

Toml inson.

Band The majoret tes for the march ing b o n d inc lude ; Judy Sietsma, Judy W i l e y ,

Sharon Cook a n d Mer ry De W a o r d .

The H o p e Co l l ege Band, under the d i -rec t ion o f Dr. M o r e t t e Rider, p rov ides a musical out let f o r some of the more t a l en ted students. The b a n d marches in the home-c o m i n g p a r a d e , pe r fo rms at f o o t b a l l games, a n d pa r t i c ipa tes in several concerts th rough-

out the yea r .

FRONT R O W : J. Tysse, L. Gr i f fes , J. Riters, G. W e e k s , M. Vende r W i l t , H. Johnston, N . Boyd. SECOND R O W : C. Creager , M. Meengs , M. De W a a r d , B. Hancock, J. T i l lman, D. Van Dyke , T. Zy lman , E. Weiss. THIRD R O W : G. Hoeksema, S. Dressel, F. Eshelman, B. Cook, B. Kuyper , D. S luy ler . FOURTH R O W : M. Ver Steeg, H. Vende r Meu len , A. Kruswyck, M. E lz inga , G. Looman, A . Bi lyeu.

Symphonette

The Hope Co l l ege Symphonet te is a select g r o u p of musicians chosen f rom the regu la r s ix ty -p iece co l l ege orchest ra . Founded a n d d i -

rec ted by Dr. Mo r re t t e Rider, the g r o u p has risen to h igh recogn i t i on fo r its qua l i t y o f per-f o r m a n c e . N o t on ly does the Symphonet te g i ve concerts in Ho l l and , but it has p e r f o r m e d on te lev is ion a n d in many states. This yea r the Symphonet te t ou red to the East Coast .

Select members f rom the orchestra combine to f o rm the Messiah orchestra, wh i ch , a l o n g w i th the comb ined choirs, annua l l y presents Hande l ' s Messiah.

Orchestra

The Hope Co l l ege Orches t ra gives the o p p o r t u n i t y to any inst rumental is t w h o so desires to make g o o d use of his ta len t . In its b i -week ly rehearsals under Dr. M o r r e t t e Rider, the orchest ra p repa res fo r a series o f concerts wh ich a f f o r d en joymen t to the co l lege a n d to the pub l i c . Student soloists o f t en per -fo rm w i th the orchest ra .

Edna H o l l a n d e r , as so lo i s t , p e r f o r m e d R a c h m a n i n o f f ' s Piano Concerto

No. 2 w i t h the o r c h e s t r a a t i ts s p r i n g concer t .

F R O N T R O W ; L. G r i f f e s , J. Tysse, M . M e e n g s , M . K l a a r e n , P. Sc love r , M . V a n d e r W i t t , H. J o h n s t o n , N . Boyd . S E C O N D R O W : G. W e e k s , M . De

W a a r d , B. H a n c o c k , D. W y c k o f f , L. Folts, M . S c h a l e k o t n p , J. T i l l m a n , L. O o s t e r h o f , D. V a n D y k e , T. Z w e m e r , G . S t e g i n k , D. S luy l e r . THIRD R O W :

C. C r e a g e r , J. Ri ters, M . W e l c h , Mrs . R ide r , J. O v e r z e t , G . H o e k s e m a , V. A n d e r s o n , S. Dresse l , T. Z y l m a n , B. M a r t i n , E. W e i s s , F. Eshe lman , B. C o o k ,

D. L e o n a r d , J. Pee le , W . V a n B u r e n , A . B i l yen . FOURTH R O W ; B. M u y s k e n s , M . F r i e d r i c h , D. M u l d e r , D. W a a n d e r s , B. K u y p e r . FIFTH R O W : M . Ve r

S t e e g , H. V a n d e r M e u l e n , S. M i t t e r n a c h t , M . K a m m e r a a d , A . K r u y s w c k , M . E l z i n g a , G . L a o m a n , D. R i tsema Dr. R i d e r .

All for one, one for all.

A l e x a n d e r Dumas

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Societies

Alpha Gamma Phi

FRONT R O W : R. V a n d e r M e u l e n , S. Beck, D. Roskamp, M. K laaren , M. Fisher, K. N y h u i s , M. Van Dyk , M. Scudder , M. M o o r e , J. Thomas

SECOND R O W : C. Rylance, S. D e W i t l e , C. S i k k e n g a , K. H y i n k , E. Fell , J. T o m l i n s o n , S. Van ' t Ke rkho f f , V. Top , B. V a n d e r M o l e n , C. K regar , S. Grossman, M. Fugazza l to , J. D e N o b l e

THIRD R O W : P. W u b b e l s , M. A. K laaren , J. Roos, D. Sluyter , M . DeJong , J. N lenhu i s , M. Ba ldw in , L. He l l enga , B. Emmick, D. Torenga , C. K le ibe r , C. Van Ramshorst

The A l p h a - p h i Soror i ty is sti l l very y o u n g to H o p e co l l ege , hav ing been f o r m e d in 1 9 5 7 . Under thei r m o t t o , " F r i e n d s h i p , the A n c h o r o f O u r S t r e n g t h , " t h e m e m b e r s have st r ived to bu i l d a s t rong society. The crest o f A l p h a - p h i has a t its center a p i ne t ree, the b ranch symbo l i z i ng the six po in ts o f the soror i ty c reed , b o d y - m i n d , service-love, f e l l owsh ip - l oya l t y . The t op b ranch rep resen t ing f a i t h points u p w a r d to G o d f r o m w h o m al l s t rength comes. The base of the t ree is a n c h o r e d in k n o w l e d g e . A g o l d cha in o f f r i endsh ip surrounds the t ree. A t the bo t tom o f the crest a re the Greek letters o f the soror i ty . A l p h a G a m m a Phi.

In i t ia t ing its first p l e d g e class, bo th in-f o r m a l l y a n d f o rma l l y , p r o v e d to be a b ig event fo r A l p a - p h i . Fo l low ing soon a f te r , Homecom ing kept al l members busy w i th the f loa t a n d luncheon, even though a lumn i we re f e w . The f o rma l , " T h e K ing a n d I , " he ld in the Louis XV Room o f the M a n g e r Hote l in G r a n d Rapids on February 2 0 was a rega l a f f a i r . A l p h a - p h i p a r t i c i p a t e d in the Sing wi th " T h e Teddy Bears ' P icn ic . "

Alpha-phi

Sharon Grossman keeps the act ives in " s t i t ches " as Humpty -Dumpty .

In an impress ive f o r m a l ce remony , M a r c i a Ba ldwin presents Judy N ienhu i s w i t h a soror i ty lava l ie r .

Initiation

Fall Term President Marc ia Ba ldwin V ice-p res iden t M a r g o t Fisher Secretary Ma ry De Jong Treasurer Jane Toml inson

W i n t e r Term

President Ruth VanDerMeu len V ice-pres ident M i r i a m Klaaren Secretary D iane Raskamp Treasurer Jane Toml inson

Spr ing Term President Karen Nyhu is V ice-p res iden t . . . . Sharon Van ' t Kerkof f Secretary Karen Hy ink Treasurer Sharon Beck

115 In an i n f o r m a l a tmosphere . A l p h a - p h i act ives were en te r ta ined by characters f rom A l ice in W o n d e r l a n d .

Alpha Sigma Alpha

In the crest o f A .S .A . # 1 f r i endsh ip is s ign i f ied by the c lasped hands ; Chr is t ian fe l l owsh ip is symbo l i zed by the cross.

The t w o A .S .A . ' s c o m b i n e d to have a beau t i f u l f o r m a l , " D r e a m s in the D e e p . " O the r jo in t act iv i t ies i nc l uded the t r a d i t i o n a l meet ings w i th the o ther f ive soror i t ies as we l l as the p r e s e n t a t i o n of " T u m b l i n g -T u m b l e w e e d s " a t the A l l - C o l l e g e Sing.

A .S .A . # 1 d e s i g n e d a h igh ly successful b o o t h f o r the Penny Ca rn i va l a n d c losed the year ' s act iv i t ies w i th an i n f o r m a l pa r t y .

The f reshman g i r ls and the i r dates take t ime out f r om square danc ing to en joy re f reshments .

A.S.A.I

FRONT R O W : K. Teck, S. Bremner, C. Keizer , G. G i lmo re , J. K o o p m a n , D. Ha l l , P. Bouska, H. DeWi t t , S. Nor r i s SECOND R O W : V. L ieber tz , R. Dewi t t , H, Go t te , D. Claussen, D. V e l d h u i s , M. W h i t l o c k , M. Veu r ink , S. Cook, D. TenBr ink, M. D iepenhors t THIRD R O W : C. S ikkema, G. Venema, C. Barnard , P. Greensh ie lds , J. Da lebou t , M. Kammeraad , L. Folts, R. Soden, M. Boehr inger

President . . . . V ice -p res iden t Secretary . , . . Treasurer . . .

Ma r tha Proas Barbara Mor tensan

. . . . Bobbie Russell Caro lyn Ringnaldus

Second Term President . . . . V ice -p res iden t Secretary . . . .

Jan Koopman Dot Ha l l

Grace G i lmore Everyone seems to know w h a t they are d o i n g — this can' t be a square dance ! Treasurer Caro lyn Ringna ldus

Date Night

FRONT ROW- B Joecke l J Riemersma, B. Mor tensen , M. Proos, R. R u " e l l , C. R ingeno ldus , J. M a s l e n b r o o k , D. Deems SECOND R O W : J. Ze l lwege r , J. D c k i n , T. Reenders, I . W i n k e l h o r s t , O . Teumer , J. Scha f tenaar , C. Sut ton, G. Oos te rho f , C. Yost, A.

THIRD R O W ^ S . h p h c h e r , M . Fry l ing , R. Dyks t ra , M. DeRuyter , S. H o r m e l i n k , J. VonDenBerg , C. Buteyn, E. W e i . , B. W h i t a k e r , P. Po.terson n 7

Alpha Sigma Alpha

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FRONT R O W : L. Turnbu l l , N. Gu ldenschuh , L. Kots, J. Schregardus , L. Prakken, B. Bloemers, J. Sietsma, S. VandePoe l , R. Hassinger SECOND R O W : E. Talsma, S. Hicks, S. Sargesson, J. Peel le, S. W y n g a r d e n , D. Fisher, D. C lu te , W . VanHeest , N . DeWi t t e , M. Da lman THIRD R O W : E. Fr ink, N . V a n d e r K o l k , N . Sonneve ld t , B. Si l l , J. H e e r e m a , B. D y k e m a , A . K i n g m a , B. G r a y

A.S.A.II

Chr is t ian love a n d b r o t h e r h o o d , pur i t y , s t rength, a n d loya l t y to the soror i ty a n d to the co l l ege are rep resen ted in the crest o f A .S .A . # 2 .

Even t hough bo th of the A .S .A . ' s a re composed of f r eshman gir ls, w h o a re usual-ly un fami l i a r w i th soror i ty l i fe , bo th g roups took an ac t i ve pa r t in the no rma l act iv i t ies o f a soror i ty . M e m b e r s o f A .S .A . # 2 d r e a m e d in the d e e p a t the i r w in ter f o r m a l . A l o n g w i th A .S .A . # 1 , they sang "Tum-b l i n g - T u m b I e w e e d s " at the A l l -Co l l ege Sing. Spr ing was h i g h l i g h t e d by the boo th at the Penny Ca rn i va l a n d by the i n f o rma l .

118 Jackie Oos te r ink a n d Jane Karsten put the f in ish ing touches on the new crest of A.S.A. II.

FRONT R O W , P. I n a r d i , I . Lawrence, E. Burgess, J. Dorn , J. B a l d w i n , B. Zeedyk , M. W a g n e r , D Church J. Oos te r ink

SECOND R O W : S. V r e d e n b u r g , J. Re ichho ld , P. Hower , D. Enge lsman, J. Bos, M. Meengs , D. W®* ' , H emer , . ar THIRD R O W : M. Proos, J. W i l e y , A . G ivens , L. Ten Kley, J. R ie tve ld , B. Kamphu is , M. V a n d e r W i l t , M . Roth, K. Coster

Activities

First Term President Jean ie Ba ldwin V ice-pres ident Janet Lincoln Secretary Beverly Zeedyk Treasurer Judy Dorn

Second Term President Lynne Prakken V ice-pres ident Barbara Bloemers Secretary Jean Schregardus Treasurer Judy Dorn

Judy Reichhold a n d Donna West find that m a k i n g p rograms fo r a l i te ra ry meet ing

is t ime consuming as we l l as fun .

Delta Phi

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The latest In Sp r i ng fash ions we re shown by Jon i C lay ton a n d o ther Delph is in the March of Dimes Style Show.

The f igures w i th in the crest o f the Del ta Phi soror i ty symbo l i ze the society of De lph i s t r iv ing a f te r music a n d poe t ry — or , as the

char te r members s ta ted , the l i te ra ry a n d cu l tu ra l d e v e l o p m e n t o f its m e m b e r s . "

A l ive ly house pa r t y i n i t i a ted De lph i act iv i t ies ear l y in the fa l l . A f t e r a w e l c o m i n g tea fo r p ledges a n d a H o m e c o m i n g luncheon f o r a lumnae , the Delphis c a p t u r e d first p lace wi th thei r f l oa t , " T h e Dutch-men Sc rubbed the B u l l d o g s . " The society p a r t i c i p a t e d in a M a r c h o f Dimes style show a n d a lso g a v e a Fashion Show fo r A .S .A . Under the d i rec t i on o f Edna Ho l l ande r , De lph i p resen ted " L i s a " in the Al l -Co l l ege Sing. A successful y e a r was c l i m a x e d w i th the spr ing in-f o r m a l a n d house pa r t y .

Delphi

FRONT R O W : J. Korver , W . Ke izer , E. A rendsen , C. Schol ten, M. Ko r l enhoven , H. Hunge r i nk , M. TenHaken , B. Reuss, C. Krauss SECOND R O W : S. DeKon ing , L. Fel tham, J. Eastman, A . Day ton , R. Bonie l , C. W a g n e r , S. Graves, S. Hu i zenga , D. W e l c h , S. Evans, G. Forness, J. V a n D y k e , N . DeBoer

THIRD R O W : M. Decker, C. Jaelson, J. W e z e m a n , S. Hou tman , M. W h i t e , B. Burns, H. W a c k e r b a r t h , M. Scha lekamp, A . W l e g e r i n k , A . C izek , M. D ieph ius , E. Ho l l ande r .

FOURTH R O W : G . W e e k s , M. Kempers, P. Prins, N . M u l d e r , E. D y k h u i z e n , C N l e u w s m a , J. O w e n , M. Gouwens , K. Kur th , S. Braaksma, J. Vande rKo Ik , J. C lay ton, B. W iche rs , L. Bonnema

The dress ing room is the scene of fever ish lost m inu te ac t i v i t y as the g i r ls wa i t for the i r ent rance cues.

Service

In a d d i t i o n to t a k i n g t ickets, N a n c y , Sue a n d Ellyn make cer ta in that everyone is reg is te red

for the door p r i ze d raw ings .

Fall Term President Caro l W a g n e r V ice-p res iden t Helen Hunge r i nk Secretary Barbara Reuss Treasurer Joyce VanderKo lk

W i n t e r Term President Sue Graves V ice-p res iden t W i n o n a Keizer Secretary Bert ie Boniel Treasurer Joyce VanderKo lk

Sp r i ng Term President M a r g e Ten Haken V ice-pres ident Sue Hu i zenga Secretary Ellyn Arendsen Treasurer Joyce VanderKo lk

Kappa Beta Phi

FRONT R O W : D. O l d e n b u r g , D. Schmid t , A . Newhouse , K. St ick le, M. C a m p b e l l , M . Fischer, L. Thorns, L. Psch igoda, C. Myers SECOND R O W : L. Ne lson , N . Plewes, S. Postema, J. T i l lman , U. Hunt , S. D e W o l f , V. Ande rson , K. Ashe, M. W i e r s e m a , S. Smi th , T. VanLente

THIRD R O W : A . V a n d e r w i e l e n , L. Hun te r , G. Linscott, B. Terbeek , S. Edwards, J. W a l r a d , C. Veen, R. K l o m p a r e n s , M . Freeman, M . De W i t t , S. N e e d h a m

FOURTH R O W : P. O o n k , L Looyers, B. Amos, L. Jansen, M. W o o d , L. M u r r a y , A . Tel l , J. A n k e r , C. V a n d e r m y d e , C. Fischer

Dorian

The emb lem o f the D o r i a n Soc ie ty is s imply a Dor ic p i l l a r . Its m e a n i n g is i l lus t ra ted by its s ign i f i cance in Greek ar t . In the Parth-enon every l ine o f the p i l la r served to b e a u t i f y a n d g r a c e the who le st ructure. The qua l i t y o f the marb le , its s t rength a n d beau ty , was e v i d e n c e d by the s imple scu lp tur ing o f the p i l l a r . Do r ian ' s a im, in the same fash ion , is to d e v e l o p the po ten t i a l o f every member , to in-spi re na tu ra l beau ty a n d s impl ic i ty o f cha rm, to con t r ibu te in s t rength o f pu rpose not on ly on campus but a l l over the g l o b e .

The Dor ians b e g a n the yea r ' s act iv i t ies w i th thei r house pa r t y a t T imbuc too . B idd ing o f new members was f o l l o w e d by i n i t i a t i o n . H o m e c o m i n g was p r e c e d e d by p lans f o r the f loa t a n d the a lumn i b reak fas t . " M o o n l i g h t a n d S h a d o w s " was the theme o f the Dor ian f a l l f o r m a l . Chr is tmas g a v e the soror i ty the oppo r t un i t y to g i v e g i f ts to a needy f a m i l y . Do r i an en te r t a i ned A . S. A . in February w i th a minstrel show. A d a t e n igh t a n d an i n f o r m a l c losed a busy year fo r K a p p a Beta Phi.

122 M i n g l i n g — M e r r i m e n t — Music.

The Dor ian sextet , s t epp ing fo r t h in M o o n l i g h t a n d Shadows, enchants its aud ience w i t h " S t a r d u s t "

Formal

Fall Term

President Sal ly D e W o l f e V ice-p res iden t Ann Tel l Secretary Caro l Paton Treasurer Sue Edwards

W i n t e r Term President Lois Thoms V ice-p res iden t Sandra Postema Secretary Sharon Smi th

Treasurer Sue Edwards

Sp r i ng Term President Ma t i e Fischer V ice-pres ident Bunny Terbeek Secretary , Caro l Fischer Treasurer Sue Edwards

The couples at the Dor ian f o r m a l find re f reshment at the punch bow l . 123

Sigma lota Beta

The emb lem of the Syb i l l ine Soror i ty is the c rown o f v i c to ry w i th the laure l wh ich is the p r i ze o f cul ture 's b r o w . The A n c h o r o f H o p e represents the society 's loya l ty to H o p e Co l l ege . The members a r e rep re -sented by Sibyls, ma idens tha t a re instru-ments o f G o d ' s w i l l . The Greek letters of Syb i l l ine are S igma lo ta Beta.

A f t e r f a i l b i d d i n g , o l d members a n d new e n j o y e d the fe l l owsh ip o f the t r a d i t i o n a l Sib p l e d g e b reak fas t a n d h ike. I n fo rma l i n i t i a t i on took p lace at the V a n Raal te mans ion . A d a t e n igh t o f square d a n c i n g a n d the f o r m a l , " C i t y o f the Dese r t , " a t the M o r t o n House in G r a n d Rapids h igh-l i gh ted the soc ia l act iv i t ies o f the y e a r . As serv ice p r o j e c t s , t h e m e m b e r s sent a Thanksg iv ing baske t to a needy f am i l y in

H o l l a n d a n d ra ised money f o r Prestat ie Huis w i th the i r " p i z z a b r e a k s . "

The Slbs b r i n g Yu le t ide joy to many H o l l a n d res idents t h rough the i r

ca ro l i ng .

Sibylline

FRONT R O W : C. Luth, C. Vande r Mee r , J. M u l d e r , A . Visser, M . Roelofs, C. Brandt , V. Wes t ra , L. Johnson, P. S teunenberg SECOND R O W : W . Cameron , A. VandenBerg , H. Mon t l e , L. V a n D u i n e n , C. Zhe, J. Heneve ld , M. W e l c h , L. Puehl, H. Bosch, R. Lam,

C. Nelson THIRD R O W : R. Lann ing , B. Muyskens, A . Yonan , N . Ma ls t rom, H. Davenpor t , E. C le l l and , J. V a n L e e u w e n , G. Bouman, E. Car ter ,

R. M o k m a , E. Hradec FOURTH R O W : N. M e e r m a n , S. Evans, N . Boyd, J. Bu rgwa ld , D. Burns, L. Thomas, M. Vermeer , B. Ph i l l i ppsen, B. V icha, L. Plassche,

J- Schroeder , E. Oos terho f

The cu l i na ry ski l ls of these g i r ls a i d e d the Sibs in m a k i n g the i r p i zza breaks successful.

Projects

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Fall Term President Judy Mu lde r V ice-pres ident Evelyn Carter Secretary Janice Kaeman Treasurer Laretta Plassche

W i n t e r Term President Caro l Vande r Mee r V ice-pres ident Emily Hradec Secretary Caro lyn Zhe Treasurer Laretta Plassche

Spr ing Term President Caro l Luth V ice-pres ident N ancy Boyd Secretary M a r i l y n Roelofs Treasurer Laretta Plassche

A last minu te check is made be fo re the Sibs depa r t to de l i ve r a Thanksg i v i ng basket to a

needy f a m i l y .

Sigma Sigma

FRONT R O W : L. Ket tw ick , M. Exo, J. Mi l ler , , H. W a d e , M. H o f f m y e r , S. Dressel, S. Me is te , J. Peelen, M. VandePoe l SECOND R O W : M. V a n K o e v e r i n g , M. D e W a a r d , S. Decker , I. V a n E e n e n a a m , A. Proos, J. K laasen, A . De Pree, C. Cur lee , P. W e l c h ,

M. W i e r s m a , M. O n k e n , J. Ph i l ip THIRD R O W : J. Essenburgh, S. Koo is t ra , L. G o r d o n , M. D e W a a r d , P. Smi th , S. W i l d s c h u t , J. Kemp, B. Bootsman, S. W a l c o t t , E. Vande r W e r f , P. Kaste in, R. V e l d m a n FOURTH R O W : S. C r a w f o r d , B. Ge i t ne r , E. VerBurg^ E. H o l l a n d e r , A . Brower , G. Fr iesema, S. Neste , J. Tysse, C. Yonkers, K. Abe l l ,

A . V a n D o o r n i k , M. Rocks

For f i f t y - th ree years the g o l d a n d wh i t e crescent b a n n e r o f S igma S igma, the o ldest o f the soror i t ies, has g u i d e d her members to a d e e p e r a p p r e c i a t i o n o f l i f e at H o p e Co l l ege .

The fa l l house pa r t y o p e n e d a busy yea r f o r Soros i tes. P ledge a n d H o m e c o m i n g luncheons, a n d f l oa t p r e p a r a t i o n s w e r e fo l -l o w e d by the d a t e n igh t he ld at the Muske-gon Y a n d the t r a d i t i o n a l spaghe t t i d inner he ld in honor of the senior students. In J a n u a r y , t h e f o r m a l " W i n d S o n g " was g i ven ; the i n f o r m a l was in the spr ing . Joint meet ings w i th the Praters, A .S .A . , A l u m n a e , Housemothers , a n d Delphis , a n d the pre-senta t ion o f " H a p p y T a l k " in the S i n g , c o m b i n e d to make the socia l y e a r bo th ac-t ive a n d e n j o y a b l e . The service aspect o f soror i ty l i fe was not neg lec ted , h o w e v e r . Sorosis sent f o o d , c l o th ing , a n d money to its " f a m i l y " in G reece as wel l as con-t r i bu ted C h r i s t m a s b a s k e t s t o n e e d y fami l ies .

Sorosis

In the Ju l i ana Room, the Sorosites j o in in the mer r iment of Fun N i g h t .

i Fo l low ing the jo in t mee t i ng , Ruth V e l d m o n shows the soror i ty room to o g roup of

A.S.A. g i r ls .

Foil Term President Joon Peelen V ice-pres ident Sh i r ley Meis te Secretary Anne DePree Treasurer Marc ia W i e r s m a

W i n t e r Term President Sandra Dressel V ice -p res iden t Jane Klaasen Secretary Ma ry Hof fmyer Treasurer Marc ia W i e r s m a

Spr ing Term President Isia Van Eenenaam V ice-p res iden t A lyce Proas Secretary Helen W a d e

Treasurer Marc ia W i e r s m a

Meetings

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* zw®. Enter ta in ing the A.S.A. members at a jo in t mee t ing , " C h e r r y Hope a n d her Seven Sisters" , these Sorosites s ing " W h i s t l e W h i l e you W o r k " ,

Chi Phi Sigma

FRONT R O W : D. M o o r e , J. Kroo i , D. Brockmeier , J. Woss ink , W . Froncke, D. Sasaki , C. Bredeweg, J. Nyhu is SECOND R O W : L. Sayers, F. K ru i tho f , D. N e d e r v e l d , B. Ha l l , J. K le inhekse l , T, F l lckema, M. VerSteeg, W . Platzer THIRD 1?OW: T. Bos, G. VandenBerg , P. V a n W y k , B. V a n d e r b i l t , B. VandenBos, A. Buurma, J. Beukema, L. Zy lman , C. Mat thews

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Fall Term President Vernon HofTs V ice-pres ident W a y n e Wes tenb roek Secretary W a l t e r Francke Treasurer Tom Bos

W i n t e r Term President Dick Brockmeier V ice-pres ident Co rw in Bredeweg Secretary W a y n e Platzer Treasurer Tom Bos

Sp r i ng Term President Corw in Bredeweg V ice-pres ident W a y n e Platzer Secretary Don Dephouse Treasurer Tom Bos

Arcadian

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Mel and Har ley work to per fec t the A r c a d i a n r e n d i t i o n of " G i G i " for the A l l -Co l lege Sing.

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F R O N T R O W ; H. Brown, W . W e s t e n b r o e k , D. A n d r e e , J. d e J o n g e , V . Hoffs, D. K n a p p , J. D e W i l l , AA. Elzrngo

S E C O N D R O W ; M . D e V r i e s , W , B o n z e l a a r , R. Zegers , S. S y b e s m a , M . Schol ten, R. K a m p e r , G . D r a g t , C. F idd , D. W y m a

THIRD R O W : B. V a n Etten, D. Smits, D. D e p h o u s e , J. Riters, P. D a l m a n , N . Kansf ie ld , T. H o e k m a n , K. V a n d e r L u g t , D. M i n u l h

House Life The A r c a d i a n Society, f o u n d e d in 1 9 4 4 ,

is the younges t o f the f ra te rn i t ies at H o p e Co l l ege . The sh ie ld of the f ra te rn i t y , w i th a theme d a t i n g back to the re l ig ious cru-sades, shows the aims o f the g r o u p . The he lmet signi f ies so ld iers ; the cross retains its Chr is t ian s ign i f i cance ; the sword stands f o r de fense o f hono r ; the anchor is the symbo l o f H o p e Co l lege . C o m b i n e d , the symbols s ign i fy , " S o l d i e r s of the Cross de-f e n d i n g the honor o f H o p e . " Below the crest a b a n n e r d isp lays the Greek letters o f the f ra te rn i t y , Chi Phi S igma.

The Ark ies were act ive t h roughou t the school y e a r en te r ta in ing thei r a lumn i at H o m e c o m i n g , r e d e c o r a t i n g their house, s ing ing " G i G i " i n the A l l - co l l ege Sing. The theme o f their f o rma l , he ld at the Spr ing Lake Count ry C lub on January 17, was " O n w a r d to the S ta rs . " The i n fo rma l was the last b ig event o f the yea r .

M e r w y n shows his skill at a g a m e of Bumper Pool. 1 2 9

Kappa Eta Nu H B S B M B I A / . A / . / . A A / , . , .

The Knickerbockers a n d the i r dates en joy d a n c i n g at the w i n t e r f o r m a l " Y s a t n a f "

Fall Term President Dick M o r g a n V ice-p res iden t Charles Skinner Secretary Pete Ge i tne r Treasurer A r t Fisher

W i n t e r Term President Dick Brown V ice -p res iden t Bruce Brummels Secretary Jon Bolthcnjse Treasurer Ar t Fisher

Sp r i ng Term President Kei th Emerson V ice-p res iden t G a r y Bylsma Secretary Dary l S ieden top Treasurer A l Kober

Knickerbocker

FIRST R O W ; G. Heath, E. Wes te rbeke , J. Meye r , D. M o r g a n , D. Brown, A . Kol ler , M . Kau fman , A. Fisher SECOND R O W ; D. C lark , R. Cook, D. Cooper , B. Denham, B. Bran k, D. K i l lmer , W . Burggraa f f , J. T iedemann THIRD R O W : D. W y c k o f f , G. Bylsma, H. P laggemers, P. Ge i t ne r , R. Hayes, A . Kober , K. Emerson

The three impo r t an t requis i tes of man-

h o o d , — the mora l , in te l lec tua l , a n d the

soc ia l sides of m a n — a r e rep resen ted by

the sides o f the t r i ang le . The ancho r signi f ies the close re la t ionsh ip a n d inter-d e p e n d e n c e o f K a p p a Eta Nu a n d H o p e Co l l ege .

The yea r ' s act iv i t ies b e g a n w i th a h igh ly successful rush ing season wh ich was cli-

m a x e d w i th the annua l G o l d Rush Party. The f ine wo rk d o n e on the f loa t a n d house deco ra t i ons f o r H o m e c o m i n g p r o v i d e d the e x a m p l e a n d the impetus fo r a n o t h e r mem-o r a b l e yea r . " Y s a t n a f " ( fan tasy spe l led backwa rds ) was the theme o f the Knick 's w in te r f o r m a l . The spr ing i n f o r m a l pa r t y c l i m a x e d the soc ia l act iv i t ies . As usual, serv ice pro jects a g a i n h i g h l i g h t e d the yea r . M e m b e r s con t i nued to w o r k severa l a f te r -noons at P r e s t a t i e H u i s a n d to d o n a t e b l o o d to thei r w a l k i n g B lood Bank.

A successful rush ing season was c l imaxed by the t r a d i t i o n a l G o l d Rush Party.

Parties

FRONT R O W ; A. Lebb in , A. B i lyeu, D. S ieden top , C. Sk inner , G. B i tner , B. Brumels, D. W h i l e , D. W i l k i n SECOND R O W ; H. Maer lens , L. Lebb in , G. Barnhar l , P. W e h n a u , W . N y k a m p , B. C r a w f o r d , H. VanderKo lk THIRD R O W : K. Brown, T. Plewes, J. Boi thouse, K. VonHo f f , P. Fel l , R. Shie lds, C. l e m m e n , A. DeBraal 1 3 1

Omicron Kappa Epsilon

FRONT R O W ; A. O lson , F. Leaske, J. Faber, G. Boeve, B. Sounders , C. VerBeek, I . Te rMo len , A. Buursma SECOND R O W ; J. VandenBerg , T. Rupp, S. Post, D. H e n g e v e l d , B. H i l b e l i n k , C. LeTarle, J. H u b b a r d , J. Pleune THIRD R O W ; J. Rozeboom, J. H o o g e n d o o r n , B. Drake , B. H o o g e n d o o r n , N . Pedd le , J. Lubbers, J. H o n e n b u r g , T. Vende r Me l

FOURTH R O W ; T. Riekse, J. N ieusma, G. V o n D o n g e n , C. Coulson, L. Groo te rs , J. Brunson, B. Harms

I W A N

Fall Term President Ar t O lson V ice-p res iden t Fred Leaske Secretary Tim Vander M e l Treasurer Bill Braokstra

W i n t e r Term President Car l Ver Beek V ice-pres ident Don Paar lberg Secretary Bob Saunders Treasurer Bil l Braokstra

Spr ing Term President Larry Ter Mo len V ice-pres ident John Van Dam Secretary Tom Lubbers Treasurer J im Fox

Fraternal

132 O h no! How could w e have created such a t h i n g ? "

FRONT R O W ; B. Brookst ra, J. V a n D a m , T. Lubbers, N . t a n n i n g , D. M u i l e n b u r g , J. Krauss, D. Paar lberg , T. Lewis

SECOND R O W : R, VanEs, T. Bos, D. J a p i n g a , J. V a n d e r L i n d , P. H u i z e n g a , D. Kennedy , J. Fox, T. K lomparens , H. Steffens THIRD R O W : G. Baas, S. V a n d e r W o u d e , T. To renga , J. Tysse, D. Rottschafer, R. S iebe l i ng , B. M u l d e r , C. Truby

FOURTH R O W : C. Rynb rand l , P. Lydens, D. Ritsema, G. Peelen, R. Ritsema, J. Engbers, B. Hansen, M. B lough, D. W i e r s m a

"Frolics"

The Fra terna l Soc iety , Hope 's oldest f ra -te rn i ty , was i n t roduced to the campus in 1 8 6 3 by Dr. Phi l l ip Phelps. The spir i t of the society is ev idenced in its emb lem. The r is ing sun at the t op shines on Praters a l l over the w o r l d . The open book is the Book o f k n o w l e d g e s ign i f y i ng the basic a im of h igher educa t i on . The two l ions benea th the book symbo l i ze love a n d t ruth. The rope of f r i endsh ip a b o v e the shield b inds the men of Fra terna l t oge the r . The Greek letters o f the f ra te rn i t y , O m i c r o n K a p p a Epsi lon, e m b o d y t h e m o t t o , " F e w a n d

C h o s e n . "

The Fraters we re kept busy du r i ng the year p l ann ing fo r Homecom ing decora t ions a n d the return o f a lumni as wel l as present-ing their f o r m a l , " M o o n l i g h t M i k a d o " on Janura ry 3 0 a t the Cascade Count ry C lub . M a n y hours o f h a r d work wen t in to thei r annua l va r ie ty show, the Frater Frolics. The a w a r d i n g of the Thomas J. Zwemer a w a r d a n d the Swan Song hono r i ng the senior members c losed the events of the year fo r the Fraters.

'Hey boy , are ya a l l r i g h t ? " "Yeh, but I 'm sure t i cked-o f f at the guy w h o moved my horse!

Phi Kappa Alpha

Fall Term President Gene K laaren V ice-p res iden t H a r o l d Van ' t Hof Secretary N ick Vande r Borgh Treasurer Joe W o o d s

W i n t e r Term President Dennis Camp V ice-pres ident N ick V a n d e r Borgh Secretary Lee W e n k e Treasurer Joe W o o d s

Sp r i ng Term p , r e s i d e n , Joe W o o d s V ice-p res iden t Larry A rends Secretary D o u g Neckers Treasurer Tom Klaasen

Parties d u r i n g the rush ing season met w i t h the a p p r o v a l of the act ives, rushees, and

the i r dates.

Cosmopolitan

FRONT R O W : D. DeJongh, D. Beern ink , G. K laaren , J. Angus , F. Brown, L. A rends , J. tenPas, D. Camp SECOND R O W : P. Gro tenhu is , J. Ande rson , T. Klaasen, J. Peterman, R. W o l t m a n , D. VanDyke , R. Ach te rho f , K. Termaat THIRD R O W ; J. Layer, T. Ho fmeye r , K. Br ink , M. De W i t t , F. Doo ley , J. Sh imp, M. K le inhu izen , W . VanBuren, J. Stryker

1 3 4 FOURTH ROW: D. Piersma, J. Bolthouse, S. Bosker, J. Betke, B. Kreunen, G. C la rk , A. Kru iswyk , M. Dent

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. J p r v t - M i . ; 3 ^ & r i - V ' i r V ;( . ' % ^ '

Pledge A rch ie M a c m i l l a n g a i n i n g a new v iew of the ci ty — f rom a t o p the f oun ta i n in Cent ra l Park.

Pledging

The spir i t o f the Cosmopo l i t an Fratern i ty is ev i denced in its name a n d ca r r i ed out in the des ign o f its crest. The hemisphere, r is ing on the b a c k g r o u n d o f a sh ie ld, rep-resents a b a n d l i te ra l ly enc i rc l ing the ear th a n d e m b r a c i n g the w o r l d w i th b r o a d , f a r -reach ing v is ion. The g l o b e symbol izes the g rea t number o f men w h o have g o n e to every sect ion o f the w o r l d a n d the de ter -m ina t ion of the society to acqu i re the inter-na t i ona l m ind wi th its w o r l d - w i d e ou t look . The f ra te rn i t y colors, g reen a n d wh i te , are represen ted by the emera lds a n d pear ls su r round ing the shie ld. The Greek letters of the Cosmopo l i t an Fratern i ty , Phi K a p p a A l p h a , a re at the head of the shie ld.

The Cosmos s tar ted the year most suc-cessful ly by cap tu r i ng first p lace in bo th f l oa t a n d house deco ra t i ons in the Home-c o m i n g compe t i t i on . A f t e r b i d d i n g , the new p ledges g a v e thei r services construct ing an o f f i ce in the Cosmo house. The e f f ic iency of the f ra te rn i t y was inc reased by the rat i f i -ca t ion o f a new const i tu t ion a n d the f o r m a -t ion o f an a lumn i assoc ia t ion . But al l was not w o r k , a n d members a n d thei r dates en-j oyed the H a w a i i a n ar ty a n d the fo r -mal , " I n a n O r i e n t a l G a r d e n , " at the Spr ing Lake Count ry C lub .

FRONT R O W : J. Kruy f , W . P laggemars , J. W o o d s , G. W o r d e n , J. Hood, B. Thomson, T. DuMez, J. A l l en SECOND R O W ; A . M a c m i l l a n , M. M a g a n , G. W a g n e r , H. Van ' t H o f , B, Franken, H. Brown, P. Damstra, D. Neckers

THIRD R O W : C. Bruins, J. Evers, J. Combs, J. S t r inger , P. Zoschke, H. W h i p p l e , G. Damho f , R. Her le l FOURTH R O W : T. A a r d e m a , J. Brooks, B. Klaasen, R. W i e g e r i n k , B. Jones, R. Beyer, D, Meye r , L. W e n k e 1 3 5

Phi Tau Nu

FRONT R O W : D. Jansen, G. Boel le, R. Lokhorst , H. VerBeek, D. S tad t , J. Z w y g h u i z e n , C. Hessel ink, K. Von lns SECOND R O W : G. Bryson, A . Plassche, I. Jones, G. Bolt, F. D i e k m a n , F. Burne, B. Pedozz i , J. Karr , D. W e r k m a n , G. De G r o o l THIRD R O W : G. M i l l e r , L. TenBr ink , S. Sch la fer , V. Essenberg, C. Meye r , G. Looman, B. Ba l foor t , L. T inho l t , R. Bronson

Emersonian

Fall Term President A l l an G r u b e V ice-p res iden t G r e g Bryson Secretary W a y n e Joasse Treasurer Dale Heeres

W i n t e r Term President Paul Buit V ice-pres ident Ron Stockhoff Secretary Bob Bal foor t Treasurer Dale Heeres

Spr ing Term President Ga rdne r Kissack V ice-pres ident Roger K le inhekse l Secretary Car l Ver Meu len Treasurer Dale Heeres

The Emersonians p roud l y d i sp lay the i r Homecoming f loat " A n c h o r the Bu l l dogs " , wh ich cap-

tu red second p lace in the compet i t i on .

FRONT R O W : C. Emmons, C. Benn ink , J. N e e d h a m , G. Kissack, A . G r u b e , P. Bui t , C. Bosman, D. E lz inga SECOND R O W : R. Brat ton, C. De Jong , R. Cole, C. Poit, W . Joosse, F. O v e r k a m p , C. Ve rmeu len , J. W o n d r a , W . N y k a m p , R. Vande r Z w a a g THIRD R O W : J. M o r r e n , R. S tockhoof , S. M i d d e r n a c h t , R. K le inhekse l , G. S teg ink , D. Heeres, J. K n a p p , S. W i n n , J. Jef fer ies

The f igures a n d the colors o f the crest o f Phi Tau N u s ign i f y c o u r a g e , secrecy, a n d the nob i l i t y o f the idea ls o f the f r a te rn i t y .

W i t h these goa ls in m ind , the Emerson-ians p a r t i c i p a t e d in f r a te rn i t y a n d campus act iv i t ies this yea r . The t r a d i t i o n a l rushing act iv i t ies, the hay r i de , the square dance , a n d f o r m a l i n i t i a t i on kept the Emmies oc-c u p i e d du r i ng the first months o f the school y e a r . A f t e r p a r t i c i p a t i n g in H o m e c o m i n g the Emmies b e c a m e engrossed in thei r w in -ter f o r m a l , " V e n i c e at T w i l i g h t . " Through-out the yea r members e n j o y e d hav ing sev-e ra l jo in t meet ings w i th the Dor ians , ser-e n a d i n g the w o m e n ' s dorms, p a r t i c i p a t i n g in i n t ra f ra te rn i t y sports a n d in the A l l -Co l -l ege S ing. A spr ing i n fo rma l t e r m i n a t e d a h igh ly successful y e a r .

Homecoming

The Emmie house decorat ions po r t r ayed the men w h o served Hope as Presidents since its f o u n d i n g .

. . . with energy and sleepless vigilance go forward and give us victories.

A b r a h a m Lincoln

FIRST R O W : R. Bronson R. Bekius, B. Brooks l ra , J. De W i l t , L. Te rMo len , T. M i l l e r , J. Faber, B. Hu ib reg l se , G. Peelen. SECOND R O W : M g r . J. Peterman, M g r . T. Bos, B. V o n d e n Berg, S. V a n d e r W o u d e , D. Rottschater, R. Bakker , C. Cou lson , S. S lagh , M. B laugh, P.

Ann is , D. Meye r , H. Jansen, G. Boeve, M g r . C. Rynbrandt . THIRD R O W ; Line Coach G. Brewer , Asst. Tra iner S. Post, Duane Vosku i l , J. V a n d e n b u r g , D. den O u d e n , J. Fox, J. N i e u w s m a , R. Van Es, D. Mach ie l e ,

T. K lomparens , J. H u b b a r d , J. V a n d e w e g , Head Coach R. De Vet te. FOURTH R O W ; Tra iner L. G reen , P. W a t t , B. Van Leeuwen, P. Mach , D. S imale , J. M o h r , E. Phai l , B. Bonnet te, K. W h i t e , J. Herp , P. Buckley, End

Coach K. W e l l e r .

Football

From the b e g i n n i n g o f Sep tember to the m i d d l e of N o v e m b e r , f o o t b a l l re igns as the f e a t u r e a t t r ac t i on every w e e k e n d . This y e a r H o p e fans th r i l l ed as the team at home a n d a w a y accomp l i shed w e l l - e a r n e d v ic tor ies. In this season's M I A A con fe rence p lay , H o p e c o m p i l e d a 5 -1 reco rd to share the champ ionsh ip w i th A l b i o n a n d H i l l sda le . They lost on ly to A l b i o n by a 13 -18 score. The team h a d a ve ry impressive, comp le te reco rd o f 8 - 1 . They scored f a v o r a b l y in p l ay w i th Eastern M i c h i g a n , N o r t h e r n M i c h i g a n , a n d Beloi t . The seven seniors w h o c o m p l e t e d thei r H o p e Co l l ege f o o t b a l l careers a re C a p t a i n Larry Te rMo len , Ron Bekius, Bill Brookst ra , Jim De W i t t , Jack Faber , Tom Mi l l e r , a n d Don Paa r l be rg .

Season's Scores H o p e O p p o n e n t s

19 — Eastern M i c h i g a n 7 3 2 — A l m a 12 1 4 — No r the rn M i c h i g a n 13 2 7 — K a l a m a z o o 0 41 — A d r i a n 7 1 6 — Hi l lsda le 13 61 — O l i ve t 0 13 — A l b i o n 18 25 — Beloi t 0

M . I. A . A . S tand ings W . L

H o p e 5 -1 A l b i o n 5 -1 H i l l sda le 5-1 A l m a 3 - 3 A d r i a n 2 - 4 O l i ve t 1 -5 K a l a m a z o o 0 - 6

Coach Russ DeVet te A l l - M I A A , Most va luab le p layer Litt le A l l - A m e r i c a n , Cap ta in Larry TerMolen

Ter Mo len nai ls A l m a man in his own back f ie ld .

A l l - M I A A , G u a r d Don Paar lberg Co -Cap ta in e lect . G u a r d Bil l Hu lb reg tse

Bekius is off fo r ano ther long run.

Co-Capta in e lect . Center Gene Van Dongen A l l - M I A A , Ful lback Ron Bekius

G u a r d Tom M i l l e r Q u a r t e r b a c k Jack Faber

W a l t is tack led on the two y a r d l ine .

Center Bil l Brookstra Tackle J im D e W i t t

The H o p e Co l l ege g r i dde rs be-g a n the 1 9 5 8 f o o t b a l l season w i th h igh hopes o f ach iev ing success. A n d the p layers , coaches, a n d fans w e r e not d i s a p p o i n t e d as the team je l led ea r l y a n d g a i n e d momentum each t ime they p l a y e d . They com-p i l ed the best f o o t b a l l r eco rd in the H o p e Co l l ege h is tory — e igh t wins a n d on ly o n e loss, t y ing f o r the M . I . A . A . c h a m p i o n s h i p .

Faber shows g o o d pass defense.

In Hope ' s f irst g a m e , wh ich was the t r a d i t i o n a l o p e n e r aga ins t Eastern M i c h i g a n t h e r e w a s a l -r e a d y ev iden t a f o r e s h a d o w i n g o f th ings tha t came. The Dutch de-fens ive unit s h o w e d its p o w e r by h o l d i n g Eastern to on ly one TD, w h i l e Hope ' s ste l lar back f i e l d a n d c h a r g i n g o f fens ive l ine c o m b i n e d to score three TD's.

A l m a was Hope ' s first l eague o p p o n e n t a n d they w e r e t r a m p l e d as H o p e w o n 3 2 - 1 2 . The first p lay o f the g a m e was one f o r the books as Bill Hu ib reg tse k i cked of f to the Scots. Jim M o h r r a c e d in to the end z o n e a n d recove red the f r e e ba l l f o r a TD, as A l m a p layers let it ro l l : H o p e scored b e f o r e the c lock h a d even s ta r ted ! G o o d l ine wo rk g ives Bekius ano ther TD.

H o p e ' s n e x t o p p o n e n t w a s N o r t h e r n M i c h i g a n a n d our squad g a v e one its best pe r fo rmances as they e d g e d the team f rom the Up-per Peninsula, 1 4 - 1 3 .

H o p e took thei r next t w o games in st r ide, d e f e a t i n g winless Ka la -m a z o o , 2 7 - 0 , i n t h e H o r n e t ' s H o m e c o m i n g g a m e a n d the A d r i a n Bul ldogs, 4 1 - 7 , at Hope 's Home-coming .

Al l hands up — but w h o has the ba l l ?

For the i r nex t g a m e , the O r a n g e a n d Blue t r a v e l e d to H i l l sda le , the l a n d of M u d d y W a t e r s , f o r w h a t a p p e a r e d to be a c h a m p i o n s h i p s h o w d o w n w i th the Dales. M u d d y ' s c rew, u n d e f e a t e d i n t h e i r last twen t y -e i gh t games , was " u p " fo r this o n e ; but so w e r e the Fly ing Dutchmen. This contest p r o v e d to be the g a m e o f the y e a r .

Vosku i l fo l lows his b locker fo r a long g a i n .

H o p e d r e w first b l o o d as they recove red Hi l l sda le 's f u m b l e o f the o p e n i n g k ickof f on the t w o y a r d l ine a n d scored on the first p lay f r o m sc r immage . The ha l f e n d e d a n d t h e s c o r e w a s 7 - 0 . In the second ha l f the Dales scored f irst a h d then the teams e x c h a n g e d a pa i r o f TD's, m a k i n g the score I S -I S . W i t h on ly a f e w seconds re-m a i n i n g on the c lock, H o p e at -t e m p t e d a f ie ld g o a l ; a n d Bill " T h e T o e " Hu ib reg tse k icked the ba l l square ly be tween the g o a l posts, g i v i ng H o p e the v i c to ry 1 6 - 1 3 .

A f t e r runn ing over O l i ve t , 6 1 - 0 , the Dutch d r o p p e d their on ly g a m e o f the yea r . They lost to A l b i o n by a score o f 18 -13 , on a ra iny Sat-u r d a y a f t e r n o o n in N o v e m b e r .

Bekius carr ies the ba l l fo r g o o d y a r d a g e .

In the f ina l e n c o u n t e r o f the y e a r , H o p e Co l l ege e n d e d its suc-cessful season by d e f e a t i n g Beloi t Co l l ege , 2 5 - 0 .

H o p e h a d m a n y stars, but the i r r eco rd was ach ieved on ly t h rough the c o m b i n a t i o n o f f ine t e a m w o r k , g o o d coach ing , a n d loya l suppor t o f the fans .

This A l m a runner won ' t ge l f a r .

The Gridmen Perform

W^m FIRST R O W : Grayce Forness, Joy Ph i l l ip , Judy Eastman.

SECOND R O W : M a r y Jane V e u r i n k , Ellen Fr ink, D iane Claussen.

Cheerleaders

The cheer leaders have the impo r t an t ro le of keep ing Hope 's spir i ts h igh at al l f o o t b a l l a n d baske tba l l games. These gir ls l ead the c r o w d in the cheers a n d yells wh ich w o u l d be a v i ta l s t imulant to any team. In o rde r to d o this, they spend w i l l i ng hours in w r i t i ng cheers, in p rac t i c i ng a n d c o - o r d i n a t i n g movements , a n d in b r a v i n g the co ld N o v e m b e r w e a t h e r c l ad s imply in the i r o r a n g e " H " sweaters a n d b lue skirts. These Hope gir ls a d d a spark a n d spark le at the w e e k l y sports events a n d p e p ra l l ies. They rece ive no r e w a r d excep t the sat is fac t ion rece ived in keep ing the fans

pu l l i ng fo r the team th roughou t the g a m e .

FIRST R O W : Dav id N e e d h a m , Car ro l l Benn ink , Roland Schut, A l a n Teus ink, Bob H o o g e n d o o r n . SECOND R O W : Coach A l v in V a n d e r b u s h , Jerry W o n d r a , Car l De Jong , Harvey Feensfra.

Cross Country The Cross Coun t r y t eam, this yea r , f in ished fou r th in M I A A compe t i t i on a n d f i f th in the c o n f e r e n c e meet . O n l y t w o

le t te rmen re tu rned ; Ca r ro l Bennink w h o was one of the most consistent runners al l year a n d Ro land Schut w h o f in ished first th ree t imes f o r the Dutch. A l l an Teusink usual ly p l a c e d th i rd f o r H o p e a n d shows g o o d po ten t i a l . Junior Kar l De

Jonge, s o p h o m o r e Jerry W o n d r a , a n d f reshman Bob H o o g e n d o o r n , Dave N e e d h a m a n d Harve Feenstra a lso ac t i ve ly p a r t i c i p a t e d in the " l o n e l i e s t spor t o f a l l " this fa l l . John N e e d h a m , a f o r m e r runner , was m a n a g e r o f the squad this yea r , wh ich was c o a c h e d by Mr . A l V a n d e r b u s h .

M I A A S tand ings

W . L C

Ca lv in 1

A l b i o n . . . 2

K a l a m a z o o 5-1 3

H o p e 3 -3 5

A l m a 2 - 5 4

Hi l l sda le 1 -5 7

O l i ve t 0 - 6 6

Capta in -e lec t Roland Schut C a p t a i n Carro l l Bennink

FIRST R O W : Bob Reid, John K l ienhekse l , Bil l V o n d e r Bi l t , Don Boy ink , Richard Bakker , Roland Schut, Dary l S ieden top , N o r m Schut. SECOND R O W : Tra iner L. G reen , M g r . Jay Nyhu i s , Dar re l l Beern ink , W a y n e Vr iesman, Paul Benes, Ray Ritsema, W a r r e n V a n d e r H i l l , Jun Buursma, Coach Russ De Vet te.

Varsity Basketball

NCAA Great Lakes Regional Champs

H o p e c o m p l e t e d the f inest co l l eg ia te baske tba l l record o f the year in the state o f M i c h i g a n . The " F l y i n g D u t c h m e n " took thei r t h i rd s t ra ight M I A A Champ ionsh ip , f in ish ing thei r regu la r schedule w i th 18 wins a n d 2 losses. A f t e r the o p e n i n g over t ime loss to V a l p a r a i s o , the Dutch ' lost on ly to Ca lv in by four po in ts . This was the on ly con fe rence loss fo r the season a n d on ly the sixth in the past f o r t y - t w o games. In the past th ree years , the " D u t c h " have w o n 53 a n d lost 10

fo r an .841 c l ip . The he igh t s tudded Dutch were p a c e d this year by g r a d u a t i n g cap ta i n Paul Benes, the highest scorer in M I A A h is tory; Ray Ritsema, last year s Mos t V a l u a b l e P layer ; a n d W a r r e n V a n d e r Hi l l , f lashy outcour t shooter . Seniors Dar re l l Beernink a n d W a y n e Vr iesman, comp le t i ng the s tar t ing five, p l a y e d g o o d ba l l al l season. Hope possessed one o f the t op scor ing ave rages in the na t ion m i d w a y in the season, but ba l l con t ro l tact ics of some o f the opponen ts caused the per g a m e po in t a v e r a g e to fa l l .

In the o p e n i n g g a m e o f the N C A A G r e a t Lakes Reg iona l Basketba l l Tournament , H o p e ro l led over Loras Co l l ege 102-7 3 wh i le W h e a t o n d e f e a t e d W a b a s h 1 0 2 - 8 3 . Hope 's Team h a d w a i t e d a year fo r ano the r crack at W h e a t o n . In w h a t p r o v e d to be a thr i l le r , Hope l ived up to expec ta t ions of f ans in a 8 1 - 7 6 w in .

Senior a n d M I A A a l l - t ime scor ing c h a m p i o n . Cap ta in Paul Benes Coach Russ De Vet te

Paul a n d Ray comb ine efforts on this one.

Senior G u a r d Dar re l l Beern ink

Hope 's Flying Dutchmen b e g a n the 'SS- 'SP bas-

ke tba l l season w i th h igh hopes of w i n n i n g many games. The p layers , coaches, a n d fans were not

d i s a p p o i n t e d as they c o m p i l e d an 18-2 regu la r season reco rd , w i n n i n g the M . I. A . A . c h a m p i o n s h i p w i th a 13-1 mark , a n d an inv i ta t ion to the N . C . A . A . co l l ege baske tba l l t ou rney .

Beg inn ing the season w i th a ra t i ng of number

seventeen, na t i ona l l y , the Dutch d r o p p e d thei r first g a m e to V a l p a r a i s o in over t ime. H o p e then w o n their next th i r teen s t ra ight contests, e igh t o f them l eague games.

H igh po ints o f this par t o f the season inc luded a w in over a rch - r i va l Ca lv in , 9 2 - 8 1 , a n d a pa i r o f wins on thei r southern tour , over Cen t ra l State of O h i o a n d I nd iana Cen t ra l .

This st r ing o f wins was b r o k e n by Ca lv in at G r a n d Rapids when the Knights upset H o p e 6 6 - 6 2 . The Dutchmen then set t led d o w n to w in thei r last f ive games, e a r n i n g them the i r t h i rd consecut ive l eague champ ionsh ip . The O l i ve t g a m e was a rea l o d d i t y as the Comets s ta l led most o f the g a m e but still lost to the Dutch by the i nc red ib l y low score o f 2 2 - 6 .

Dur ing the course o f the season the team re-g a i n e d its n a t i o n a l ra t i ng , a n d as the season e n d e d they w e r e ra ted n ineteen in the count ry .

Senior Forward A lbe r t Buursma

Senior Forward W a y n e Vr iesman

The Dutch showed thei r mett le in the G r e a t Lakes Reg iona l N . C . A . A . t o u r n a m e n t as they w h i p p e d Loras Co l l ege 1 0 2 - 7 1 a n d W h e a t o n Co l l ege 8 1 - 7 6 . The team then m a d e its d e b u t at the n a t i o n a l tourney at Evansvi l le, I nd i ana . They p e r f o r m e d we l l , but d r o p p e d a close contest , 7 6 - 7 4 , to the eventua l na t i ona l runner -up . Southwest Missour i .

H o p e p layers rece ived many specia l honors . Paul Benes, Ray Ritsema a n d W a r r a n V a n d e r Hil l we re n a m e d to the a l l M . I .A .A . t e a m ; Benes a n d Ritsema were p i cked fo r the reg iona l a l l - tou rnament t eam; a n d Benes r e p e a t e d on the na t i ona l a l l - tou rnament squad as we l l as be ing selected as most va luab le p laye r in the l eague . But Hope 's record of twen ty wins, th ree losses, cou ld on ly be comp i l ed t h rough the u n b e a t a b l e c o m b i n a t i o n of exce l len t coach ing , fine t e a m w o r k , a n d a g rea t desi re to w in .

Calv in gets in W h i l e y ' s w a y .

" N o w what ' s ho ld i ng me u p ? "

Season's Scores

H o p e O p p o n e n t s 8 6 V a l p a r a i s o 9 0 9 4 A l m a 73 7 7 A d r i a n 5 6

9 2 Ca lv in 81 7 0 K a l a m a z o o 5 7 86 Ind iana Cen t ra l 6 9

8 3 Cen t ra l State 71 9 4 Ball State 6 9 8 4 A l b i o n 5 4 9 4 H i l l sda le 7 7

100 O l i ve t 5 4 83 Cent ra l State 61

108 Lawrence Tech 82 83 A l m a 7 6 6 2 Ca lv in 6 6 4 7 K a l a m a z o o 3 7 81 Hi l l sda le 6 6

22 O l i ve t 6 8 0 A l b i o n 6 5

Paul puts it in the basket .

M I A A Stand ings

K a l a m a z o o

Ritsema aims f o r the basket .

Benes swishes ano ther one thru the hoop .

Ka lamazoo a n d Hope scramble for the ba l l . 155

FIRST R O W : J im Hessl ink, Jerry Hessl ink, Bob Kreunen, Bil l V a n d e n Berg, Ron Rohe, Ron V a n d e r Mo len . SECOND R O W ; Coach G. Brewer, Rich Hensel , Ron Vande r W e r f f , C a p t a i n Ekdal Buys, Car l Benes, Steve Slagh.

J.V. Basketball The J.V. baske tba l l squad , coached by G o r d o n Brewer , c o m p i l e d an 8 -4 win- loss r eco rd to comp le te a successful

season. This year ' s t eam was c o m p o s e d o f e leven f r eshmen , each of w h o m con t r i bu ted to a we l l b a l a n c e d a n d l ively squad . The team p l a y e d in M I A A compe t i t i on as we l l as l oca l i n d e p e n d e n t teams. A f e w of the boys showed g o o d promise o f mov ing to the vars i ty next y e a r . These boys can we l l be p r o u d o f the i r con t r i bu t i on to H o p e sports.

C o a c h Brewer

Ekdal Buys sl ips th rough f o r a n d easy l ayup . V a n d e r M o l e n goes in fo r a shot.

m V.. -o t i

Vonder Wer f f lays it up as Buys holds back the defense,

FIRST R O W ; G. Bylsma, E. B redeweg, Cap ta in D. Bsern ink , R. Thompson, R. Bceve.

SECOND R O W ; Coach R. De Vet te , V. Essenburg, B, Ho f fman , T. V a n d e r M e l , W . W e s t e n b r o e k , M a n a g e r J. Peterman.

Baseball

The Spr ing o f 1958 f o u n d C o a c h Russ De Vet te a g a i n r e tu rn i ng to his baseba l l coach ing dut ies. The team led by C a p t a i n A r t O lson pos ted a 7 - 7 win- loss season reco rd in M I A A compe t i t i on a n d f in ished the regu la r schedule w i th a rec-o r d o f 7 wins a n d 8 losses. They p l a c e d f i f th in M I A A t e a m s tand ings . The return o f severa l le t termen a n d the a d d i -t ion o f many new prospects should he lp us to ma in ta in , i f no t imp rove , our l eague pos i t ion . De Vet te is re tu rn ing as the 1 9 5 9 coach .

The in f ie lders scoop 'em up in pract ice.

Catchers Vern Essenburg and Reg Boeve.

Pitchers Bruce Ho f fman a n d W a y n e W e s t e n b r a e k . Out f ie lde r Gary Bylsma.

V r v -#s si

I 4 /M

% FIRST R O W : W . Hu ib reg tse , J. M o h r , L. Ter M o l e n .

SECOND R O W : R. Schut, J. Rozeboom, R. Bakker , Ccach Brewer.

The H o p e t rackmen m a i n t a i n e d their second p lace pos i t ion in M I A A compe t i t i on last season. A g a i n they c o m p i l e d a g o o d reco rd p a c e d by Jim Hi lmer , Paul W i e g e r i n k a n d Dave S p a a n . The o u t l o o k f o r the 1 9 5 9 season is hope fu l . W i t h the team wi l l be Jim M o o r e w h o w o n the 100 y a r d dash last yea r a n d John Kle inheksei w h o set a new b r o a d jump reco rd of 23 fee t 6 % inches. Jim Roozeboom, d is tance runner , Bill Hu ibregtse a n d Larry TerMo len , shot putters, a re also e x p e c t e d to f a r e wel l in M I A A compe t i t i on this yea r . There a r e a lot o f g a p s to fill t h i s y e a r , but C o a c h Brewer can a g a i n look f o r w a r d to a r e w a r d i n g season.

Bil l Hu ib reg tse , and Larry Ter Mo len — shot put .

Coach G o r d o n Brewer Jim Moh r — league champ ion , 100 yd . d a i h

M I A A Broad Jump Record Ho lder John K le inhekse l .

Jim Rozeboom — mi ler . Rich Bakker — h i g h jump a n d hurd les.

Tom Klassan a n d Bob Hol t .

Golf The 1958 G o l f team was o f f to a g o o d start a n d w o n t h e i r f irst f ive g o l f matches in M I A A compe t i t i on . They lost the i r

first d u a l match to H i l l sda le by a score o f 13 -2 . They t i ed f o r second w i th A l b i o n a n d Placed fou r th in the f ie ld meet

Seniors on the team w e r e Ray De Does ° n d B o b Ho l t , a coup le o f f ine go l f e r s . O t h e r members o f the team w e r e Dennis C a m p , Tom Bos, Tom Klaasen, A l Kru iswyk, Bill Kuyper a n d John Lubbers. The 1 9 5 8 team was c o a c h e d by Rev. W i l l i a m Hi lmer t , w h o is l o o k i n g f o r w a r d to a g o o d 1 9 5 9 season.

Coach Reverend W i l l i a m H i lmer t . Bob Holt and Tom Klassen compare g r i p s .

LEFT TO RIGHT; Marsha l l E lz inga, Ron W i e g e r i n k , a n d Rowland Van Es.

Tennis The Spr ing f o u n d C o a c h A l V a n d e r b u s h a n d his boys out on the tennis courts. Team members inc luded Dwayne

Teusink a n d John Jeltes, the t w o Seniors on the c lub w h o t ook ca re of the t op singles spots. O t h e r m e m b e r s of the team w e r e Jim Engbers, G e o r g e Peelen, Row land V a n Es, Ron W i e g e r i n k , Ross Boersma, Marsha l l Elz inga a n d Dennis

W i e r s m a . In team s tand ings they f in ished fou r th . T h i s y e a r ' s t e a m w i l l b e c o a c h e d by Dr. Larry G r e e n .

Rowland Van Es demanst ra les g o o d backhand fo rm. 163

Footba l l — Knicks

FIRST R O W : S. Coope r , D. B iery , A . Fisher, R. M o r g a n .

SECOND R O W : G. Bylsma, D. S ieden top , D. W h i t e , A. Kober .

Intramurals A n extens ive p r o g r a m o f i n t ramura l ath let ics a l lows o p p o r t u n i t y f o r a l l H o p e men to p a r t i c i p a t e in a non-vars i ty

spor t . The f ive f ra te rn i t i es , the Independen ts , a n d the seminary p a r t i c i p a t e in a series o f sports f r o m ma jo r games such

as f o o t b a l l , baske tba l l , a n d so f tba l l to m inor sports as h a n d b a l l , g o l f , or p i n g p o n g . The w i d e r a n g e a l lows eve ryone to f i nd someth ing to p l ay tha t he en joys. Points a re a w a r d e d fo r each spor t , the g r o u p w i th the h ighest year l y to ta l w i n n i n g the cove ted a l l -spor ts t r o p h y . The p r o g r a m this yea r is under the s tudent d i rec t i on o f Tim V a n d e r Me l w i th Dr. G r e e n serv ing as facu l ty adv iso r .

164 Gol f — Knicks

G. Bitner a n d D. S ieden top

The Ark ies ba t t le the Praters

as the Cosmos tang le w i th the Knicks,

GIRL'S TENNIS TEAM FIRST R O W : Ula O o s t e r b a a n , Just ine Dak in , Roberta Russell, Jeanene Ba ldw in , W i n o n a Ke izer , M a r y W l e r s e m a , Sandra De Kon ing . SECOND R O W : Miss Bre id , M a r i j k e D iepenhors t , Jean Schregardus , Jane t O w e n , Barbara G r a y , Caro l yn Schol ten, Sal ly H o u t m a n , A r te l Newhouse .

Women's Athletics A w i d e var ie ty o f bo th i n t ramura l a n d i n te rco l l eg ia te ath let ics a r e o f f e r e d every y e a r to H o p e w o m e n . The act iv i t ies

such as vo l l eyba l l , baske tba l l , b o w l i n g , a n d sw imming are des igned by Miss Br ied a n d the W . A . A . Boa rd to meet the interests o f every g i r l at Hope . Any act iv i ty fo r wh ich an a d e q u a t e number of persons s ign up is o f f e r e d . Units o f com-pet i t ion by classes t h rough the dormi to r ies are set up a n d the gir ls w h o c o m p e t e a re a b l e to accumu la te po in ts fo r an annua l a w a r d wh ich d i f fe rs a c c o r d i n g to the number o f years of p a r t i c i p a t i o n . This year a w o m e n ' s vars i ty f ie ld hockey team wh ich p l a y e d other M I A A co l leges was o r g a n i z e d .

Miss M a r y L. Breid Director of W o m e n ' s Sports

Janet L. O w e n Haze l Klyne M e m o r i a l Spor tsmansh ip A w a r d

GIRL'S FIELD HOCKEY TEAM FIRST R O W ; Helen Beiner t , Jacque l ine Ze l lwege r , Jayne Karsten, Prisci l la W u b b e l s , Ar te l Newhouse. SECOND R O W ; Miss Bre id , Jean Schregardus, Jane V a n d e n b e r g , Janet O w e n , Sharon Neste, Nancy Gu ldenschuh , Pat I na rd i , Shar i C r a w f o r d , Caro l

Yonker , Caro lyn Schol ten, Ula O o s t e r b a a n , Sandra De Kon ing . M I S S I N G : Copt . A n n e W i e g e r l n k , Marc ia Ba ldw in , l ou i se Hunter .

GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM

Senior Gir ls V o l l e y b a l l T e a m

FIRST R O W : D i a n e O l d e n b u r g , S a n d r a Dressel , Joy Korver , C a r o l y n Scholten. S E C O N D R O W : Isla V a n E e n a n a a m , Lenora Ket twick , Shi r ley M e i s t e , Ar te l N e w h o u s e .

Jean Schregardus a n d D i a n n e Claussen v ie for the Ping Pong C h a m p i o n s h i p .

Fa i rbanks-Tay lor Basketbal l Team FIRST R O W : H e ! g a G o t t e , D o n n a Fisher, Ruth Bovenkerk, . D i a n e Claussen. S E C O N D R O W : Caro l S i k k e m a , A n n K u i z e n g a , N a n c y V a n d e r Kolk, Jean Schregardus .

The girls a v e r a g e their scores af ter bowl ing a few games.

Lois B o n n e m a , a m e m b e r o f the Girls A r c h e r y

T e a m , p r e p a r e s to h i t the cen te r o f the t a r g e t . Anne W i e g e r i n k begins golf practice early.

W a t c h the b i rd ie !

I am a part of all that I have met; Yet all experience is an arch where through

Gleams that untraveled world, whose margin fades

For ever and for ever when I move. A l f r e d , Lord Tennyson

Seniors

Class of 1959

AUSTIN A. AARDEMA Muskegon , M i c h i g a n

A.B. B io logy

Cosmopo l i t an ; Blue Key

JEANETTE W . ABMA Ringle, Wiscons in

A.B. B io logy Dor ian

V I V I A N I. ANDERSON Harvey , I l l ino is

A.B. Psychology

Dor ian

D O N A L D R. ANDREE G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. History A r c a d i a n

J O H N G. A N G U S C a g a y a n De O r o Ci ty ,

Ph i l i pp ine Islands A.B. His tory

Cosmopo l i t an

LARRY J. ARENDS Lans ing, I l l ino is

A.B. Psychology

Cosmopo l i tan

ELLYN J. ARENDSEN Grand Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Psychology Del ta Phi

DARREL W . BEERNINK Maur i ce , I owa

A.B. Mathemat ics Cosmopo l i t an ; Blue Key

CARROLL B. BENNINK Coopersv i l le , M i c h i g a n

A.B. His tory Emersonian

EUGENE J. BOELTE O o s t b u r g , Wiscons in A.B. Phi losophy

Emersonian

Class of 1959

GERALD L. BOEVE Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. His tory Fraternal

W I L L I A M F. BOGART Bushk i l l , Pennsy lvan ia

A.B. German-Eng l i sh

ROBERTA A . BONIEL N e w York, N e w York

A.B. Engl ish-Spanish Del ta Phi

CALV IN L. B O S M A N H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n

His tory ; Pol i t ica l Science

Emersonian

CAROL A. BRANDT G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Chemis t ry S iby l l i ne

C O R W I N J. BREDEWEG Dorr , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Chemist ry A r c a d i a n ; Blue Key

E D W I N R. BREDEWEG Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. History Cosmopo l i tan

RICHARD T. BROCKMEIER G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Physics A r c a d i a n ; Blue Key

W I L L I A M R. BROCKSTRA Davenpo r t , Iowa

A.B. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n

Fraternal

HARLEY L. BROWER Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

Business Adm in i s t r a t i on

Class of 1959

I FREDERICK M. B R O W N

M o h a w k , N e w York A.B. Psychology

Cosmopo l i t an

HARLEY D. B R O W N Dan fo r t h , I l l i no is

A.B. Music A r c a d i a n

RICHARD E. B R O W N Herk imer , New York

A.B. Pol i t ical Science Kn ickerbocker ; Blue Key

BRUCE C. BRUMELS C h i p p e w a Lake, M i c h i g a n

A.B. History Kn ickerbocker

PAUL G. BUIT M u s k e g o n , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Physics Emersonian

ALBERT BUURSMA Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. His tory Fraternal

DENNIS D. CAMP G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish Cosmopo l i t an ; Blue Key

MARILYN S. CAMPBELL G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish-Lat in Dor ian

KENNETH P. CHERVEN H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Mathemat ics

CAROL A. C O O K Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish-French Dor ian

Class of 1959

DAVID L. COSTER Lansing, I l l i no is

A.B. Psychology A r c a d i a n

L INDA BUYS COSTER W . Sayv i l l e , N e w York

A.B. Eng l i sh -German Del ta Phi

ROBERT R. DE FOREST

Schenectady, N e w York A.B. Psychology

Kn ickerbocker

PETER J. DE J O N G Hudsonv i l l e , M i c h i g a n

A.B. B io logy

Kn ickerbocker

D O N C DE J O N G H Burnips, M i c h i g a n A.B. Chemis t ry

A N N E M. DE PREE Zea land , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Music Sorosis

SALLY J. DE W O L F Ka lamazoo , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Chemis t ry Dor ian

SANDRA K. DRESSEL Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Music Sorosis; A lcor

THEODORE DU MEZ Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Pol i t ica l Science Cosmopo l i t an

A L V I N J. EISSENS Fulton, I l l ino is

A.B. Psychology

Class of 1959

, % MM MARLI .N A. ENS ING

Burnips, M i c h i g a n A.B. B io logy

MAR-LES A . EXO Traverse C i ty , M i c h i g a n A.B. Engl ish-Spanish

Sorosis

JACK E. FABER Zea land , M i c h i g a n

A.B. B io logy Fraternal

ALBERT W . FASSLER New Brunswick, N e w Jersey

A.B. Phi losophy Blue Key

GUS FEENSTRA Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n A.B. Educat ion

MATIE E. FISCHER Muskegon , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish-Speech Dor ian

J O H N FRAGALE, JR. Lodi, N e w Jersey A.B. History

Emersonian

WALTER K. FRANCKE Zee land , M i c h i g a n

A.B. G e r m a n A r c a d i a n

SUSAN F. GRAVES G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n A.B. French-Engl ish

Del ta Phi

ALLEN W . GRUBE Ch icago He ights , I l l ino is

A.B, Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Emersonian

J O H N A. HAMERSMA

Paterson, N e w Jersey A.B. Soc io logy

VICTOR F. HEASLEY Dorr , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Chemis t ry

Class of 1959

JERRY A. HENDR1CKSON G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Psychology Cosmopo l i t an

J O A N M. HENEVELD H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish-French

S iby l l i ne

CHARLES B. HESSELINK W a u p u n , Wiscons in

A.B. Engl ish Emersonian

MARY J. HOFFMYER G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. History

Sorosis

J O H N D. H O O D I n d i a n a p o l i s , I n d i a n a

A.B. Psychology Cosmopo l i t an

D O N N A J. HOOGERHYDE

H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n A.B. German-Eng l i sh

Del ta Phi

lYLE W . HOP Zee land , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Eng l i sh -German

SUZANNE H U I Z E N G A Berwyn, I l l ino is

A.B. His tory-Pol i t ica l Science Del ta Phi

Class of 1959

HELEN M . H U N G E R I N K

Z e e l a n d , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Eng l i sh -F rench

D e l t a Phi

U N A H U N T

N e w Y o r k , N e w York

A.B. Psycho logy

D o r i a n

LARRY A . IZENBART

G r a n d Rap ids , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Psycho logy

D O N A L D J. J A N S E N

H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n

A.B. H i s t o r y

Emerson ian

L I L L I A N M . J O H N S O N

N o r t h p o r t , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Eng l i sh

S i b y l l i n e

JEROME M . JUL IEN

O a k L a w n , I l l i n o i s

A.B. Eng l ish

mmmmm 'MM < .

M Y R O N J. K A U F M A N

H e r k i m e r , N e w York

AB. P h i l o s o p h y ; Lat in

K n i c k e r b o c k e r

W I N O N A J. KEIZER

Lans ing , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Eng l i sh -F rench

De l ta Phi

CARL O . KEMME

H a m i l t o n , M i c h i g a n

A.B. M a t h e m a t i c s

HENRIETTA E. KET

L a f a y e t t e , I n d i a n a

A.B. B i o l o g y

LENORA KETTWICK Buf fa lo Center , Iowa

Sorosis

W . GARDNER KISSACK Ch icago He igh ts , I l l i no is

Class of 1959

^ c . . .

v EUGENE M. KLAAREN

Sioux Center , Iowa A.B. Ph i losophy; Engl ish

JANE A . KLAASEN H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n

Sorosis

D O N A L D E. KNAPP M i d l a n d Park, N e w Jersey

A.B. Chemis t ry

A r c a d i a n

RONALD D. KNOPER Zee land , M i c h i g a n A.B. Chemis t ry

Emersonian

JANICE A. K O E M A N H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish-Spanish S iby l l i ne

MARILYN J. KORTENHOVEN So. H o l l a n d , I l l i no is

A.B. Music Del ta Phi

V E R N O N D. KORTERING Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Ph i losophy

P. JOY KORVER Eng lewood , Co lo rado A.B. Psychology

Del ta Phi

Class of 1959

J O H N W . KRAAI

O r a n g e Ci ty , Iowa A.B. Chemis t ry

A r c a d i a n

CAROL BEUKER KRAUSS Marsha l l , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Music Del ta Phi

<2^ r W:

J O H N C. KRAUSS M i d l a n d , M i c h i g a n A.B. Chemis t ry

Fraternal

N ICHOLAS E. L A N N I N G G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Chemis t ry Fraternal

CHARLOTTE W1ERDA LEASKE A l t o n , I owa

A.B. Engl ish-French

Del ta Phi

FREDERICK G. LEASKE Ka lamazoo , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Psychology

Fraternal

T H O M A S R. LEWIS Muskegon Heights , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Business Admin i s t r a . i on Fraternal

STANLEY H. K. LIN Hong Kong, Ch ina

A.B. English

CLYDE W . LOEW Byron Center , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Mathemat ics

D O N A L D P. L O H M A N Hami l t on , M i c h i g a n

A.B. English

RONALD D. LOKHORST Ba ldw in , W iscons in

A.B. Engl ish

Emersonian

T H O M A S J. LUBBERS

W h i t e h a l l , M i c h i g a n A.B. Engl ish

Fraterna l

Class of 1959

CAROL J. LUTH H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Speech

S iby l l i ne ; A lco r

FRANKLIN L. MCCARTHY

H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n A.B. Economics

SHIRLEY A. MEISTE

Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n A.B. Eng l i sh -German

Sorosis

J O H N H. MEYER A l t a m o n t , New York

A.B. Engl ish Kn ickerbocker

KENNETH R. MEYER H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Ma themat i cs ; Physics

JANICE A. MILLER St. Joseph, M : c h i g a n

Sorosis

T H O M A S B. MILLER G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. History

PRISCILLA BOELHOUWER M O R G A N Three Br idges, New Jersey

A.B. Engl ish

Dor ian

Class of 1959

RICHARD T. M O R G A N He rk ime r , N e w York A.B. Ma themat i cs

Kn icke rbocker

DAVID C. MUILENBURG San M a t e o , C a l i f o r n i a

A.B. Economics Fraterna l

JUDITH L. MULDER G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n A.B. Eng l i sh -German

S iby l l i ne ; A lcor

CAROL E. MYERS Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Psychology Dor ian

J O H N A. NEEDHAM, JR. P la in f ie ld , N e w Jersey

A.B. H is tory Emersonian

ARTEL J. N E W H O U S E G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n A.B. Eng l i sh -German

D o r i a n ; A lcor

DAVID NOEBEL Oshkosh , Wiscons in A.B. Phi losophy

PAUL E. NORTHUIS Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. History Cosmopo l i tan

D IANE K. OLDENBURG G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n A.B. Engl ish-Spanish

Dor ian

ARTHUR L. O L S O N G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Psychology Fraternal

JZ* £

Class of 1959

11 D O N A L D PAARLBERG So. Ho l l and , I l l ino is

A.B. Chemis t ry

Fra terna l ; Blue Key

CAROL L. PATON Lincoln Park, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish-Spanish Dor ian

J O A N W . PEELEN

Ka lamazoo , M i c h i g a n A.B. History

Sorosis

WARREN PLAGGEMARS H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n

A.B. History

Cosmopo l i t an

ALYCE PROOS G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Soc io logy

Sorosis

LORAINE M. PSCHIGODA St. Joseph, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Chemist ry Dor ian

LOIS J. PUEHL G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n A.B. Engl ish-Spanish

S iby l l i ne

BARBARA E. REUSS Wes tpo r t , Conn. A.B. Engl ish

Del ta Phi

KENNETH G. ROBERTS G r a n d Haven, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Chemist ry

MARILYNE K. ROELOFS G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. H is to ry -Soc io logy S iby l l i ne

Class of 1959

DANIEL N. SASAKI O g a k i - C i t y , Japan AB. Chemis t ry

A r c a d i a n

DORIS H. SCHMIDT R idgewaad , N e w Jersey

A.B. Eng l i sh -German Dor i an

CAROLYN M. SCHOLTEN Hi l ls , M inneso ta A.B. English Del ta Phi; A lcor

KAY E. SCHRECKENGUST Fennv i l le , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish-Spanish

S iby l l i ne

D O N A L D W . SCOTT M i l l b u r n , N e w Jersey

A.B. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n

KENNETH E. SCUDDER

West Coxsack ie , N e w York

A.B. Pol i t ica l Science

A r c a d i a n

RAINEY A . SHUFELT Cohoes, N e w York

A.B. Engl ish A r c a d i a n

CHARLES E. SKINNER Flushing, New York

A.B. Physics-Mathemat ics Kn ickerbocker

RICHARD A . STADT G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Soc io logy Emersonian

PHYLLIS K. STEUNENBERG O r a n g e C i ty , Iowa

A.B. Engl ish-Spanish S iby l l i ne

DORIS L. STICKLE Somerv i l l e , N e w Jersey

A.B. Engl ish Dor ian

A A R O N C.T. SU Hong Kong, Ch ina A.B. Chemis t ry

Class of 1959

.... v m

I 'fyi BERT S W A N S O N

Three Oaks , M i c h i g a n A.B. Engl ish

RUSSELL SYBESMA Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. His tory

JAMES S. B. T A N Hong Kong, Ch ina

A.B. Psychology; Engl ish

V I R G I N I A L. TELLMAN Ho l l and , M ich iga r r

A.B. English Dor ian

c . . .

MARGARET M. TEN HAKEN M i l w a u k e e , Wiscons in

A.B. Engl ish

Del ta Phi

J O H N H. TEN PAS Cassel ton, N o r t h Dako ta

A.B. Chemist ry Cosmopo l i t an ; Blue Key

LARRY R. TER M O L E N G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. B io logy Fraterna l ; Blue Key

LOIS E. THOMS Muscat , O m a n , Persian Gu l f

A.B. B io logy Dor ian

Class of 1959

ROBERT J. T H O M S O N Det ro i t , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Soc io logy

Cosmopo l i t an

A J O H N H. V A N D A M

Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n A.B. Psychology

Fraternal

J O H N W . V A N D E N BOS H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n A.B. Chemis t ry

Emersonian

MARY L VANDE POEL Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n A.B. Soc io logy

Sorosis

KENNETH VANDER BROEK G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish Fraternal

D O N A L D W . VANDER JAGT M u s k e g o n , M i c h i g a n A.B. Mathemat ics

PAUL VANDER M A A T Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Physics

CAROL A. VANDER MEER Battle Creek, M i c h i g a n

A.B. English S iby l l i ne

DAVID E. VANDE VUSSE Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n A.B. Economics

ISLA V A N EENENAAM Muskegon , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish Sorosis; A lcor

MELCHIOR H. V A N HATTEM CARL E. VER BEEK G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish A.B. His tory Fra terna l ; Blue Key

Class of 1959

HARLEY D. VER BEEK Hami l t on , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Spanish-Engl ish

Emersonian

A N N E. VISSER H o m e w o o d , I l l ino is

A.B. Engl ish

S iby l l i ne

HELEN L. W A D E Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish Sorosis

CAROL H O N D O R P W A G N E R Det ro i t , M i c h i g a n A.B. Engl ish Del ta Phi; A lcor

JEROME H. W A S S I N K Hami l t on , M i c h i g a n A.B. Chemis t ry

A r c a d i a n

MARCIA A. WELCH Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Socia l Studies Syby l l i ne

W A Y N E D. WESTENBROEK Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. History A r c a d i a n

EDWARD J. WESTERBEKE W . Sayv i l le , N e w York

A.B. Chemist ry Kn ickerbocker

Class of 1959

V I R G I N I A J. WESTRA G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Soc ia l Studies S iby l l i ne

M A R I A N N E J. WILDSCHUT

Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n A.B. Engl ish

Sorosis

JOSEPH W . W O O D S Dumont , N e w Jersey

A.B. His tory Cosmopo l i t an

GEORGE J. W O R D E N Cad i l l ac , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish Cosmopo l i t an

RUSSELL C. YONKERS M u s k e g o n , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Ph i losophy Emersonian

CAROLYN R. ZHE

Schenectady, N e w York A.B. B io logy

S iby l l i ne

RAYMOND L. Z IMMERMAN G r a n d Haven, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Mathemat ics A r c a d i a n

J O H N E. Z W Y G H U I Z E N Zee land , M i c h i g a n

TERRIL J. ZYLMAN Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Music

CHARLES W . A D A N Spr ing f i e ld , Massachusetts

A.B. S o c i o l o g /

Emersonian

N O R M A N H. ARNDT G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Chemis t ry

Class of 1959 ROBERT G. ANDREE

G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n A.B. History

A r c a d i a n

J O H N D. ALLEN Webs te r , New York

A.B. English

Cosmopo l i tan

RONALD B. BEKIUS H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n

Emersonian

PAUL A. BENES G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish

Cosmopo l i t an

RONALD E. BOEVE Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Cosmopo l i t an

JACK K. BOLHUIS Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Fraternal

PAUL J. BRAT Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. B io logy

J O H N E. BROWER Edger ton , M inneso ta

A.B. His tory

CHARLES A. C O O K Co loma, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Psychology

A r c a d i a n

LESLIE D. DE VRIES H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n A.B. Chemist ry

JAMES G. DE WITT M u s k e g o n , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish

A r c a d i a n

W A Y N E E. D I X O N M u s k e g o n , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Ma themat i cs Kn ickerbocker

HAROLD S. G A Z A N G r a n d Rapids, M i c h i g a n

A.B. Soc io logy

RONALD L. GESCHWENDT Ka lamazoo , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Engl ish

V E R N O N L. HOFFS

She ldon, Iowa A.B. Psychology

A r c a d i a n

W I L L I A M H. HUIBREGTSE S h e b o y g a n , Wiscons in

A.B. B io logy Fraternal

RICHARD W . J O H N S O N Keypor t , N e w Jersey

A.B. B io logy

W I L L I A M D. J O H N S O N Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n A.B. Chemis t ry

ALFRED F. KOLLER Flushing, N e w York A.B. Economics

Kn ickerbocker

DOROTHY KROONTJE M a g n o l i a , M inneso ta

A.B. Engl ish-Spanish

HERMAN H. MAERTENS Brook lyn , N e w York A.B. Psychology

Kn ickerbocker

ROGER L. NYLAND Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Mathemat ics

BRUCE E. PEARSON MARGUERITE SCHAAP FRANK C. SHARY HARRY SNYDACKER Cas l le -on-Hudson, N e w York Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Ma themat i cs A.B. Engl ish A.B. Mathemat ics A.B. Engl ish

Cosmopo l i t an

JAMES H. STEVENS Har t , M i c h i g a n A.B. Engl ish

Kn ickerbocker

LAWRENCE C. SU Kow loon , H o n g Kong

A.B. Physics

D W A Y N E TRIMPE H o l l a n d , M i c h i g a n AB. Chemis t ry

RONALD D. V A N D E N BRINK Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n A.B. Chemist ry

M A R V I N VANDER PLOEG Ho l l and , M i c h i g a n

S A M VANDER SCHAAF STEVEN V A N G R O U W GLENN W . V A N ROEKEL Ancas te r , O n t a r i o Redlands, Ca l i f o rn i a O r « n g e C i ty , I owa

A.B. ' H is tory A.B. Engl ish A.B. Psychology A.B. B io logy

ROBERT R. V A N WART Tho rnwood , N e w York

A.B. Engl ish Cosmopo l i t an

W A Y N E R. VRIESMAN M u s k e g o n , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Pol i t ica l Science

Fraterna l ; Blue Key

ELIZABETH R. WALTERS Zee land , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Music

JURRIEN H. WINTER A l l e g a n , M i c h i g a n

A.B. Mathemat ics Fraternal

GEORGE K. ZENG Hong Kong , Ch ina

A.B. Business Adm in i s t r a t i on

. . . youth! how bright it gleams With its illusions, aspirations, dreams!

Book of Beginnings, Story without End. . . .

Henry W . Longfe l low

Underclassmen

Off icers of the j un io r class were secretary, Ethe lanne Swets; v i ce -p res iden t , M e l Ver Steeg; t reasurer , G a r y Bylsma; presi-

den t , Rowland Van Es.

M G O R D O N

BOLT Ch icago , III.

BARBARA B O O T S M A N Ch icago , III.

MARCIA B A L D W I N

Muskegon , M ich

BOB BALFOORT

Ho l land . M ich

BEN BERGMAN

H o l l a n d , M ich .

PAT ALBERS

JANE ANKER

Muskegon , M ich . South Ho l l and

STAN BOSKER

Ka lamazoo , M ich .

N A N C Y BOYD

Boonton, N . J.

SHELBY BRAAKSMA

Cambr ia W is .

ROBERT BRATTON

Buf fa lo, N . Y.

KEN BRINK

Ho l l and , M ich .

BOB BRONK

Scot ia, N . Y.

R O N B R O N S O N

Ho l l and , M ich

Class of I960

KEN B R O W N

Herk imer , N . Y.

L INDA BRUIN

Jen ison, M ich .

GREG BRYSON

J A N BURGWALD

DALE BURNS

GARY BYLSMA

WINIFRED CAMERON

Palerson, N . J. G r a n d Rapids, M ich . W y c k o f f , N . J. G r a n d Rapids, M ich . Ceve land , O h i o

EVALYN CARTER

W a a d b o u r n e , N . Y.

R O N ELIZABETH D O N BRUCE CHANDLER CLELLAND COOPER CRAWFORD

H o l l a n d , M i c h . N e w York, N . Y. Ch icago , III. He rk imer , N . Y.

SHARI CRAWFORD

HARRIET DAVENPORT

Riverdale, N . J.

SONDRA CARL D O U G MARY JACK DECKER DE J O N G DE J O N G DE J O N G DE L O N G

H i g h l a n d Park, N . J. O r a n g e Ci ty , la . G r a n d Rapids, M ich . Hudsonv i l l e , M ich . H o l l a n d , M ich .

JANET DE NOBLE

D O N DEPHOUSE

Prospect Park, N . J M u s k e g o n , M ich .

ROGER HENRY DE VRIES DE WITTE

Zee land , M ich . I n d i a n a p o l i s , Ind.

MARILYN D1CKERSON Caro, Mich

SHERYL DE WITTE

Fremont, Mich.

WALTER FRED DICKERSON D IEKMAN Caro , M ich . Un ion C i ty , N . J.

The jun io r class is p r o u d of O u e e n Sue. ORVILLE

DISSELKOEN Zee land , M ich .

ELAINE DYKHUIZEN

Scot ia, N . Y.

Class of I960

LARRY D. SUE M A R S H A L L

DYKSTRA E D W A R D S E L Z I N G A

H o l l a n d , M i c h . H e r k i m e r , N . Y. H u d s o n v i l l e , M i c h .

ESSENBERG

E l l swor th , M i c h .

W I L L I A M BARBARA C R A I G J I M

E L Z I N G A E M M I C K E M M O N S ENGBERS

E l l swo r th , M i c h . H o l l a n d , M i c h . H o l l a n d , M i c h . G r a n d R a p i d s , M i c h .

E V A N S

Bemus Pt., N . Y.

C h i c a g o , I

W a r r e n t o n , V a .

EVERET

L o n d o n , O n t a r i o

M A R G O T

FISHER

K a l k a s k a , M i c h .

T O M BOB D O N ALTA J O H N

FLICKEMA F R A N K E N G A L L O GARFIELD G I L M O R E

M u s k e g o n , M i c h . W i n n i p e g , M a n i t o b a Pa te rson , N . J. Rochester , N . Y. O a k Pa rk , II

M ILDRED LOIS

G L O S S GRIFFES

M t . P rospec t , I I I . M u s k e g o n Hts. , M i c h .

GROENEVELT

D o r r , M i c h .

C H U C K

Fa lconer , N . Y

T H O R V A L

H A N S E N

G r a n d Rap ids , M i c h .

Food a l w a y s d r a w s a l i ne o f h u n g r y p e o p l e . DALE

HEERES

M u s k e g o n , M i c h .

Class of I960

LORRAINE

HELLENGA

Three O a k s , M i c h .

G O R D O N

H O E K S E M A

H o l l a n d , M i c h .

Coach G a r y hono rs the f r e s h m a n Pul l t e a m .

J A C O B S E N JACK PAUL

H O O G E N D O O R N H U 1 Z E N G A

K a l a m a z o o , M i c h . G r a n d v i l l e , M i c h

H U I Z E N G A

B e r w y n , I I I .

W A L T

J O H N S O N

D o u g l a s t o n , N . Y. G r a n d Rap ids , M i c h .

• • M M

KARACHY

Des P la ines , I

K I R K W O O D

M e t u c h e n , N . J.

M A R Y A N N

K L A A R E N

S i o u x C e n t e r , l a .

M I R I A M

K L A A R E N

C o n r a d , M o n t .

J O H N

KLEINHEKSEL

KLOMPARENS

KATHRYN

W y a n d o t t e , M i c h .

F r e m o n t , M i c h .

M A R Y

LAMMERS

J a m e s t o w n , M i c h .

L A N I N G

O a k Park , III.

J I M LARSEN

\ K r - ; RICHARD

HERTEL

E D N A

H O L L A N D E R

K a l a m a z o o , M i c h

4il RUDOLF

KATERBURG

S c h e v e n i n g e n , N e t h .

i'\ i f 'i. JACK

K R A A I

C h i c a g o , III.

JEREMY

Class of I960

CHUCK LEMMEN

T O M MC CARTHY

BERN1CE MUYSKENS

Mi t che l l , S. D.

CLYDE LE TARTE

M u s k e g o n , M ich .

LITTS Berne, N . Y.

GARY l O O M A N

Z e e l a n d , M ich .

PAUL LYDENS

Sandusky , O h i o

DELWYN MACHIELE

CLARK MATTHEWS

M u s k e g o n , M i c h .

I HAZEL

MONTLE BARBARA

MOORE M O N R O E J IM

MENZER S h e b o y g a n , W is .

FRANKLIN M I H

Lima, Peru

ARTHUR MILES

Ho l l and , M i c h Pi t ts ford, M ich . Byron Center , M ich . Canas to ta , N . Y.

DOUGLAS NECKERS

C lymer , N . Y.

CAROL NELSON

Rochester, N . Y.

LYNALICE NELSON

M u s k e g o n , M ich .

CAROL N I E U W S M A

KAREN PAULA NYHUIS NYKAMP

W a u p u n , W i s . Zee land , M ich .

W A D E NYKAMP

ELIZABETH OOSTERHOF

JACK OVERZET

Dorr , M ich .

JANET JACK GEORGE JOY O W E N PARKES PEELEN PHILIP

Ka lamazoo , M i c h . Ch i cago , III. K a l a m a z o o , M ich . W y a n d o t t e , M ich .

LORETTA PLASSCHE

W A Y N E CARL PLATZER PIERSMA

BARBARA PHILIPPSEN

DAVE POLICH POST

Rochester, N . Y. So. Ho l l and , III. E. W i l l i a m s o n , N . Y. Cast le ton, N . Y. Poughkeeps ie , N . Y. West O l i v e , M i c h . Ho l l and , M ich .

•1 •-»*. *», '•

SANDRA POSTEMA

GARY RATERINK

New Era, M ich . Z e e l a n d , M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M ich . Momence RITSEMA

Class of I960

n fx *

J IM REMMELTS

J O A N ROCS

HAZEL ROSENDAHL

DYKE ROTTSCHAEFER

Ho l l and , M ich . Three Rivers, M ich . A lma , M ich .

CAROL RYLANCE

V1 * V

^ l i f e t i t ALYN

RYNBRANDT MYRNA

SCHALEKAMP Kings ton , N . Y. James town , M ich . O r a n g e Ci ty , la .

SHERYL SCHLAFER

Leaf River, II

J O A N SCHROEDER

MARILYN SCUDDER

CAMILLA SCHUT

C a l g a r y , A l b e r t a Hudsonv i l l e , M ich . Ho l l and , M ich .

STRINGER DARYL SIEDENTOP

Downers Grove , III. Sp r i ng Lake, M i c h . H e r k i m e r , N . Y.

FRANCIS T. SMITH

Det ro i t , M ich .

DAVID SMITS

R O N STOCKHOFF

O r a n g e Ci ty , la . W e s t b u r y , N . Y. Lansing, M ich .

n $'3*. m *'

f £ DAVE

SUNDE ETHELANNE

SWETS G r a n d Rapids, M ich . O l a t h e , Kan.

STAN SYBESMA A l t o n , la .

A N N TELL

KATHERINE TERBEEK

Rochester, N . Y. Fa i rv iew Park, O h i o

mgm v. J

LYNNE T H O M A S

Parchment, M ich .

CAROL T H O M P S O N

Herk imer , N . Y.

T O M T O M P S O N

Lev i town, Pa.

J A N T ILLMAN

SI. Joseph, M i c h .

LLOYD TINHOLT

Edna directs the f reshman gi r ls

at the N y k e r k Cop contest.

Class of I960

DORENE BOB TRIMMER T O R N G A

JANE T O M L I N S O N

Churchv i l l e , Pa.

V I R G I N I A TOP

H a m i l l o n , M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M ich . Schenectady, N . Y.

J O H N TYSSE

JUDY CHUCK TRUBY

So. Ho l l and ,

A N I T A V A N D E N BERG

Coxsack ie , N . Y. Lyndhuest , O h i o G r a n d Haven, M ich .

N ICK WARREN I V A N JOYCE VANDERBORGH VANDER HILL VANDER KOLK VANDER KOLK Sayv i l le , N . Y. Queens V i l l age , N . Y. G r a n d v i l l e , M ich . N e w Brunswick, N . J.

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CYNTHIA

A h a p p y c rowd enjoys

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ELAINE J IM TIM RUTH

VANDER LIND VANDER MEL V A N DER MEULEN VANDERMYDE VANDER WERF G r a n d Rapids, M ich . De lmar , N . Y. Zee land , M ich . So. Ho l l and , III. Ho l l and , M ich .

CALV IN ROGER VANDER W O U D E VANDER Z W A A G

Sanborn , la . Ho l l and , M ich .

DAVE JUDY V A N DYKE V A N DYKE

TERRY VANDE WATER

Ho l l and , M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M ich . Zee land , M ich .

CAROL R O W L A N D V A N EEUWEN V A N ES

G r a n d Rapids, M ich . Yak ima , Wash .

MARY HAROLD V A N KOEVERING VAN 'T HOF

Zee land , M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M ich .

Class of I960

S H A R O N PAUL VAN 'T KERKHOFF V A N WYK

Phoenix , A r i z . G r a n d Rapids, M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M ich . Boyden, la .

RUTH VELDMAN

MARJORIE VER MEER

KARL V O N INS

EDNA WAGNER

SUSAN WALCOTT VER STEEG

She ldon , la. W a l d w i c k , N . J. G r a n d Rapids, Mich

N O R M A WALLACE

Dumon l , N . J

GRETA PETER a Homecoming f o o t b a l l g a m e WALRAD WEEKS W E H N A U

Herk imer , N . Y. G r a n d Rapids, M ich . Rensselaer, N . Y

PHYLLIS WELCH

LEE WENKE

DUANE W E R K M A N

Ch icago , III.

D A V I D WHITE

Ams te rdam, N . Y.

A N N E WIEGERINK

La M e d i a , Pa.

MARCIA WIERSMA

HARRIET WISSINK

Zee land , M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M ich .

HARRY WRISTERS

MARJORIE W O O D

HERBERT YU

R idge f ie ld , N . J. N e w Or leans , La. Sao Paulo, Braz i l

O f f i c e r s o f the s o p h o m o r e d o s s w e r e p r e s i d e n t , D e n n y H e n g e v e l d ; sec re to ry , S h a r o n Grossman ; t r e a s u r e r , M a r k De W i t t ;

v i c e - p r e s i d e n t , H a l W h i p p l e .

ASHE F lush ing , N . Y

C A R O L Y N

ALSTERDA

Z e e l a n d , M i c h

BARB WILL

A M O S ARMSTER

M i d l a n d Park , N . J. So. P l a i n f i e l d , N . J.

DALE KAREN

C l e a r w a t e r Bh., Flo

AKKER AKKER M o r r i s o n M o r r i s o n , I I I

GARY S U S A N BAKKER BAAS BARNHART BAKER BAUER

G r a n d H a v e n , M i c h . P la i n f i e l d , N . J. C h i c a g o H e i g h t s , III. Cas t l e ton , N . Y. San ta M o n i c a , C a l i f .

S H A R O N

N u t l e y , N . J.

M O N T Y

BEEKMAN

Sea t t l e , W a s h .

Class of 1961

EUNICE BERNSON BEKKERING BETKE BEUKEMA BEYER

G r a n d Rapids, M ich . Lud ing ton , M ich . Ka lamazoo , M ich . H o l l a n d , M ich . Zee land , M ich .

ART BILYEU

El lenvi l le , N . Y.

GEORGE BOERIGTER

jc- 09

\ ROSS

BOERSMA Ho l l and , M ich .

J O N BOLTHOUSE

Marsha l l , M ich .

LOIS B O N N E M A

O a k Park, III

BOB BONNETTE

WES BONZELAAR

J O H N BOS

T O M G. BOS

T O M L HELENE BOSCH

G r a n d Rapids, M ich . H o l l a n d , M ich .

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GRETTA B O U M A N

Lakewood, Ca l i f .

D O N J O H N BOYINK BROOKS

G r a n d Haven, M ich . Dumont , N . J.

i n — a s H I

CALVIN PAT BRUINS BURKETT

W a u p u n , W i s . Benton Ha rbo r , Mich.

RON BUSH

ALLEN BUURMA

ARLENE CIZEK

Berwyn, III.

H A N K CLAUSEN

Amers foo r t , N th lds .

COMBS J O A N

CLAYTON Ivy land , Pa

S H A R O N CROSSMAN

r> fT: O •

DICK C O O K

C inc inna t i , O h i o Grosse Pt. Sh., M ich .

• • •

m ' J I M

C O O K CHARLOTTE

CURLEE Ho l l and , M ich . Benton Ha rbo r , M ich . Dea rbo rn , M ich .

GALE D A M H O F

Blankest, M i n n .

MARLIN DANIELS

Belmond, la.

N O R M A MARY DE BOER DECKER

G r a n d Ropids, Mich. G r a n d Rapids, M ich .

Class of 1961

k PETER

DE J O N G H o l l a n d , M ich

J O D I DE G R O O T Ch icago ,

Sophomores d ream of wha t m igh t have been at N y k e r k SANDRA

DE K O N I N G Ruther fo rd , N . J.

EMILY DERING

Ch icago , II

MARLYN DE W A A R D

MERRY DE W A A R D

MARK MARY MARTHA FRANK DE WITT DE WITT DIEPHUIS DOOLEY

Muskegon , M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M ich . South Haven , M ich . U n i 6 i C i ty , N . J.

BILL DRAKE

Fonda, N . Y.

I JUDY

EASTMAN Lebanon, N . J.

FISHEI ioiendale, N. Y.

ELFRING Ho l l and , M ich .

PRISCILLA ESTELL

SALLY EVANS

LYNNE FELTHAM

MARILYN FERRIS

Ho l l and , M ich . Muskegon , M ich . Hun t i ng ton Sta., N . Y. M u s k e g o n , M ich .

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CAROL FISCHER

Ch icago , III.

GRAYCE FORNESS

H i l l sda le , N . Y.

MERILYN FREEMAN

J IM FOX

GAIL FRIESEMA

Ann A r b o r , M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M i c h . Grosse Pt., M ich .

M A R I I Y N F U G A Z Z A T T O

A l l i son Park, Pa.

BARB GEITNER

Lit t le Falls, N . J.

Class of 1961

MARLENE GOUWENS

So. Ho l land, III

\ LARRY JIM ROSS

GROOTERS HAMENBURG HAMLIN Grand Rapids, Mich. G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Ho l land , Mich.

BOB HAYES

Plainvi l le, Mass.

GEORGE DENNIS HEATH HENGEVELD

Churchvi l le, Pa. Grandv i l l e , Mich.

JERRY HILL

Eau Clai re, Mich.

BRUCE HOFFMAN

EVELYN HOLLANDER

JANET H O O K

Clymer, N . Y. G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Stolen Island, N. Y. Ho l land, Mich.

SALLY HOUTMAN

EMILY HRADEC

Cicero, III.

J O H N HUBBARD

Twin Lakes, Mich.

RICH JAARSMA

LOUISE HUNTER

Burdett, N. Y

JOHN JEFFERIES

Wes twood , N. J.

CAROL JOELSON

Venice, Fla

WAYNE JOOSSE

W a l d o , Wis .

KAREN HYINK

Kohler, Wis

IWEMA Frankfor t , 111. Ho l land, Mich.

REUBEN KAMPER

Spr ing Lake, Mich.

W A E L

KARACHY Amman Jordan

PAT KASTEIN

W a u p u n , Wis .

WENDALL KEMME

Hami l ton , Mich. The recept ion draws a l ine at the Convocat ion Coffee.

Class of 1961

J E A N

Rochester, N . Y.

M A R G E

KEMPERS

C h i a p a s , M e x i c o H o l l a n d , M i c h . Hasbrouck Hts., N . J.

M E R L I N

K L E I N H U I Z E N

R a y m o n d , M i n n .

K L O M P A R E N S

K O M E J A N

Z e e l a n d , M i c h .

S A N D R A

K O O I S T R A

G r a n d Rapids, M i c h .

L O R R A I N E

K O O Y E R S

C O N N I E

KREGAR

R iverda le , N . J.

AL FRITZ BILL BILL

K R U I S W Y K K R U I T H O F K U T Z I N G KUYPER

H o l l a n d , M i c h . H o l l a n d , M i c h . Long Is land , N . Y. H o l l a n d , M i c h .

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RUTH LEROY LAM LEBBIN

G r a n d Rapids , M i c h . C icero , I I I

DICK L E O N A R D

W e e h a w k e n , N . J.

L I N R O T H

C h i c a g o , III

G L O R I A

L I N S C O T T

G r a n d Rapids , M i c h .

JACK G O R D O N

LOYER M A C K A Y

H o l l a n d , M i c h . C a m b r i a Hts., N . Y.

ARCHIE

M A C M I L L A N

Linden, N . J.

N A N C Y

M A L S T R O M

G r a n d H a v e n , M i c h .

LOUISE

MARSILJE

Voorhees girls share memor ies wi th re tu rn ing a l u m n i .

N A N C Y

M E E R M A N

Coopersv i l l e , M i c h .

RUTH M O K M A

JUSTIN MORREN

Class of 1961 , •

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tSf-'li s

STEVE MIDDERNACHT

Pompton Lakes, N . J.

JACK MILLARD

Pia in f ie ld , N . J.

The members of a v ic tor ious Pull team b r i ng the i r opponen ts across the r iver . LYNNE

M O O R E l l i on , N . Y.

N A N C Y MULDER

Ch icago , II

BOB MULDER

St. A n n e , II

ROGER MULDER

H o l l a n d , M ich . G r i f f i t h , Ind.

I f? DEAN SARAH

NEDERVELD NEEDHAM Byron Center , M ich . So. P ia in f ie ld , N . J.

S H A R O N NESTE

Clarendon Hi l ls , III.

JUDY N I E N H U I S

T H O M A S N O W O T N Y

W i e n , Aus t r ia

JAY NYHUIS

S h e b o y g a n , W is .

MARY O N K E N

S ib ley , la.

PAT O O N K

DICK OUDERSLUYS

W A Y N E OVERTON is l i p , N . Y.

JUDY O W Y A N G

Sacramento , Ca l i f .

J O H N PAARLBERG

So. H o l l a n d , II

BRUCE PARS 11

N O R M PEDDIE

H i g h l a n d Park, N . J. C leve land , O h i o

J IM PETERMAN

Muskegon , M ich .

T O M PIAGET

Fair Lawn, N . J.

Class of 1961

EDITH J O H N PINTER PLEUNE

Green f i e l d , Mass. Sag inaw , M ich .

N A N C Y PLEWES

DOLORES RAMAKER

J •ir

PHYLLIS PRINS

N A N C Y RAYMER

H o l l a n d , M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M i c h . Ho l l and , M ich . Be ld ing , M ich .

PATRICIA RHEM

MARILYN RITSEMA ROCKS

JACK ROMENCE

Momence , RYNBRANDT SCHAAP

J I M ROZEBOOM

Ho l l and , M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M ich . K a l a m a z o o , M ich . Ho l l and , M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M ich .

GARRY SCHADEWALD Hur ley , N . Y.

SHIMP S I M M O N S

HENRIETTA SCHAEFER

N O R M SCHUT

ROBERT SMOES

S H A R O N SMITH

Eng lewood , N . J. Hudsonv i l l e , M ich . W h i t e Hse. Sta., N . J. B a i n b r i d g e , N . Y. Tehanand , N . Y. Coopersv i l l e , M ich .

R O N SNYDER

Caro lyn del ivers her N y k e r k o ra t i on .

Class of 1961

Congra tu la t i ons g o bo th fo r the Pull a n d for N y k e r k .

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ARTHUR SOUTER

R O N SPIEKHOUT

So. H o l l a n d , III.

J O H N STEENBLIK

BOB , H A N K G O R D O N ISLA STEENHAM STEFFENS STEGINK STEGINK

H a w t h o r n , N . Y. Ho l l and , M ich . M u s k e g o n , M ich . Zee land , M ich .

J O H N STREUR

DICK TAUBALD

N e w York , N . Y.

LEE TEN BRINK

N e w Era, M ich .

JUDY T H O M A S

C leve land , O h i o

CARL BOB FRED TIDD TUTTLE V A N BEMMELEN

Ho l l and , M ich . Co ldwa te r , M ich . G r a n d Haven, M ich .

WALLY V A N BUREN

Roseland, M i n n .

GARY V A N D E N BERG H o l l a n d , M ich .

BEN V A N D E N BOS H o l l a n d , M ich .

J O H N VANDENBURG

Lakewood , Ca l i f .

J IM VANDE POEL

BILL VANDERBILT A d e l l , W is .

HENRY V A N DER KOLK Hopk ins , M ich .

Class of 1961

BARB VANDER M O L E N

G r a n d Rapids, M ich .

BOB V A N ETTEN

O r a n g e Ci ty , la .

ARDETH VANDERWIELEN

Lafayet te , Ind .

FRED V A N D E VUSSE Ho l l and , M i c h .

ARDITH V A N D O O R N I N K

LORA V A N D U I N E N

N e w Era, M ich .

MARY V A N DYK

Lynden, Wash .

RON V A N EENENAAM

JUDY V A N LEEUWEN Ho l l and , M ich .

TRUDIE V A N LENTE

KELLY V A N LIERE

CAROL V A N RAMSHORST

Lansing, III.

CRAIG V A N VESSEN

Rochester, N . Y.

CHERYL VEEN

H a m i l t o n , M ich .

Eager bachelors wa i t t he i r turn at the ba l lo t box .

Sophs e n j o y p l a y i n g g a m e s In V o o r h e e s ' newly r e m o d e l e d lounge .

VELDHEER

RYLAND

W E I S I G E R

W y c k o f f , N . J.

E L E A N O R

VER B U R G

ED VER H O E Y E N

V E R M E U L E N

C h i c a g o , I I I .

D O R O T H Y J A N E HAL W E L C H W E Z E M A N W H I P P L E

N o r t h v i l l e , M i c h . Evergreen Park , I I I . So. H o l l a n d , I I I .

J BETTY

V I C H A

N o r m a l , I I I .

W H I T E

H I L D A

W A C K E R B A R T H

Hackensack , N . J.

EILEEN

W A T T

Eau C l a i r e , W i s .

M A R I O N

W H I T E

Scotts, M i c h .

BETH W I C H E R S

Class of 1961

R O N WIEGERINK

J O H N WIERS

J O A N WIEGHAAINK

G r a n d Rapids, M ich . H o l l a n d , M ich , G r a n d Rapids, M ich .

MARY WIERSMA

Mor r i son , III.

SYLVIA WILDSCHUT

DAVE W I L K I N

W a l l k i l l , N . Y.

ROGER W O L T M A N Berwyn, III.

ELLIS WYKSTRA WUBBLES

Ba ldw in , W i s . M a r t i n , M ich .

N O R M A Z IMMERMAN

Spr ing Lake, M ich .

A D I N A Y O N A N

Brook lyn , N . Y.

CAROL YONKERS

Muskegon , M ich .

Betty receives the N y k e r k Cup for the e la ted sophomore g i r ls .

Class of 1962

Off icers of the f reshman class were p res iden t , Dave S ima la ; t reasurer , Tom Leupen; v i ce -p res iden t , Ed Dula.

M iss ing f r om p ic tu re is secretary M a r y K a m m e r a a d .

ROGER ACHTERHOF

Sioux Center , la .

CURT ACKERMAN S ib ley , la.

J I M ADRIANSE A d a , M ich .

DICK AKERS

She lbyv i l l e , M ich .

BILL ALLEY

Hami l t on , M ich .

J I M A N D E R S O N Ch icago , III.

DICK ANDRE

G r a n d v i l l e , M ich .

PHIL A N N I S

CATHERINE BAKER

JEAN B A L D W I N

CYNTHIA BARNARD

CHUCK BECHER

HELEN BEINERT

G r a n d Rapids, M ich . Lincoln Park, N . J. M u s k e g o n , M ich . So. Eucl id, O h i o G las tonbu rg , Conn. Baby lon , N . Y.

CARL BENES

M o h a w k , N. Y.

Class of 1962

J O H N PRISCILIA BURGGRAAFF BLACKIE Dumont , N . J. G r a n d Rapids, M ich

J O H N BLOEMENDAAL Zee land , M ich .

BARB BLOEMERS

Ch icago ,

J O H N BLOM

Ch icago ,

MARILYN BOEHRINGER

Troy, N . Y.

J I M BOERSMA

Ch icago ,

DAVE BONNETTE

Ho l l and , M ich

JERRE BOS

Ho l l and , M ich

KEITH BOSCH

H o l l a n d , M ich

BILL B O U M A N

PRISCILLA BOUSKA

Linden, N . J.

RUTH BOVENKERK

G len Rock, N . J.

The " b r e a d l i n e " fo rms

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ROGER BREDEWEG Dorr , M ich .

SOPHIA BREMNER

Harvey , III.

HAROLD B R O W N

Downey , Ca l i f .

T O M BRUNO

No. Ta r ry town , N . Y.

J O H N RICHARD ELAINE BRUNSON BUCKLEY BURGESS

Sturg is , M ich . No r t hv i l l e , M ich . Byron Center , M ich .

CAROL BUTEYN BUWALDA

EKDAL BUYS

MIKE C A L A H A N

Ka lamazoo , M ich . Prospect Park, N . J. G r a n d Rapids, M ich . Hami l t on , M ich .

DALE GEORGE DICK CHURCH CLARK CLARKE

Flushing, N . Y. N . Muskegon , M ich . Harbor Spr ings , M ich .

Class of 1962

\ fcu DIANE

CLAUSSEN Closter , N . J.

DOROTHY CLUTE

Casnov ia , M ich .

R A Y M O N D C O

BOB COLE

BOB C O O K

Kow loon , H o n g Kong Poughkeeps ie , N . Y. Ho l l and , M ich .

S H A R O N KAREN C O O K COSTER

W i l m i n g t o n , Del. Lyndonv i l l e , N . Y.

LESTER JOSEPH CRANDALL CRICHTON

G r a n d Junct ion , M ich . I r v i ng ton , N . J.

JUSTINE D A K I N

Keene, N . H.

at the Jr-Frosh p icn ic . JOYCE DALEBOUT

MARY D A L M A N

PAUL D A L M A N

Greenv i l l e , M ich .

: irlM DALE D I A N N E KAREN GERRY DAMS DEEMS DE GRAAF DE GROOT

Ho l l and , M ich . Jackson Hts., N . Y. Ho l l and , M ich . Ch icago , III.

ALLAN T IM DAVE DEITZ DE J O N G DEN O U D E N

Schenectady, N . Y. G r a n d Rapids, M ich . Zee land , M ich .

MERLE M A R I O N FAYE HELDRED RUTH DENT DE RUYTER DE WITT DE WITT DE WITT

Stevensv i l le , M ich . Cedar Grove , W i s . Ho l l and , M ich . Zee land , M ich . Hudsonv i l l e , M ich .

N O R I N E MARYKE DE WITTE DIEPENHORST

Fremont, M ich . G e l d e r l a n d , Ne the r lands

Class of 1962

G O R D O N DRAGT

Gran t , M ich

JUDY D O R N

Ho l l and , Mich

Perp lexed f reshmen reg is ter . J O H N DRAPER

Leroy, M ich .

ED DULA

Dea rbo rn , M ich .

JERRY BARB DYKE DYKEMA

A l l e n d a l e , M ich . Ch icago , I

HAROLD DYKEMA

LARRY J. DYKSTRA

N O R M A N DYKSTRA

St. A n n e ,

RENETTA DYKSTRA

Racine, W i s .

SHANE EKHOLM

Ch icago , III.

JACK ELENBAAS

D I A N N E ENGELSMAN

FRANK ESHELMAN

Dearbo rn , M ich .

HARVEY FEENSTRA

Zee land , M ich .

SILVIA FISCHER

Summit , N . J.

LYNNE FOLTS

Herk imer , N . Y.

m •sir ' - ' .

SUSAN FRANKENA

H a d d o n f i e l d , N . J.

MARGARET FRIEDRICH

ELLEN FRINK

M o h a w k , N . Y.

R O N FRUIN

St i l lman Va l l ey , N . Y.

MARY LOIS BRUCE FRYLING GARBER GILLIES

N e w a r k , N . Y. Teaneck, N . J. Kenmore, N . Y.

Class of 1962

GRACE G L E N h e l g a f r a n k BARB

GILMORE GLASS G o T T E GRASBERGER GRAY Lansing, M ich . Hackensack , N . J. N e w York , N . Y. G a r d e n Ci ty , N . Y. Bronxv i l le , N . Y.

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PEGGY PAUL GREENSHIELDS GROTENHUIS

Rensselaer, N . Y. Sheboygan Falls, Wis .

WESLEY N A N C Y

GUTCHE GULDENSCHUH Hudsonv i l l e , M ich . Rochester, N . Y.

ROGER DOROTHY JACK JERRY W I L L I A M G U N N E M A N HALL HAMELINK HAMELINK H A N C O C K

H a m i l t o n , M i c h . De t ro i t , M ich . Ho l l and , M ich . Ho l l and , M ich . Det ro i t , M ich .

BOB SHIRLEY ROBIN KATHRYN H A N S E N HARMELINK HASSINGER HEADLEY

Mt . Prospect, III. G r a n d Rapids, M ich . G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Zee land , M ich .

JANE HEEREMA

Lansing, M ich .

RICK HENSEL

Wes te r Spr ings , III

A N N HERFST

N O R M HESS

PAUL HESSELINK

R idgewood , N . J. Lynden, Wash .

JERRY HESSLINK

W a u w a t o s a , W i s .

J I M HESSLINK

W a u w a t o s a , W is .

A < V m ii- i v

A n impress ive ceremony ends the Y Beach Party.

Class of 1962

MARGARET H IXSON

Syracuse, N . Y.

KEDRICK HOEK

Ste r l i ng , III.

SANDRA HICKS

Claverack , N. Y.

H O U E M A N HOEZEE

V - •' flt'*

1 r - — . .'>.-> S

TED H O E K M A N I n w o o d , la .

Freshmen ho ld In a va l ian t a t tempt at the Pull.

Zee land , M ich . Byron Center , M ich .

BRUCE HOLMES

MARCIA BOB H O N D O R P H O O G E N D O O R N

J O A N N E HORNBACHER HOWER

PETER HSU

L INDA HUTCHINS

Sauger t ies , N . Y. G r a n d Rapids, M ich . Ka lamazoo , M ich . Rogers C i ty , M ich . H o l l a n d , M ich . Kow loon , H o n g Kong Doug las , M ich .

Ik PATRICIA

INARDI Lynbrook, N . Y.

RICHARD I R W I N

L inden, N . J.

LLOYD JACOBUSSE

BOB H O W A R D BEVERLY D O U G J A E H N I G JANSEN JOECKEL J O H N S O N

Ho l l and , M ich . C a l e d o n i a , M ich . Pompton Lakes, N . J. Hackensack, N . J.

MARY KAMMERAAD

C leve land , O h i o St. Joseph, M ich . Doug las ton , N . Y. G r a n d Haven, M ich .

BARBARA KAMPHUIS

N O R M KANSFIELD

So. Ho l l and , II

JEAN KAPER

Hami l t on , M ich .

Class of 1962

JANE KARSTEN

Wes tpo r t , Conn.

GLENN KRAMAR

Racine, W i s .

D O N A L D KILLMER

ARLENE K I N G M A

Hewi t t , N . J. De Mo t te , Ind .

J O H N KNAPP

T H O M A S JANET LEONA

KNOLL K O O P M A N KOTTS Ho l l and , M ich . M a r t i n , M ich . Roseland, M i n n .

JUDY KUIPER LAMMERS KUIZENGA KUIPER

BOB KREUNEN

Cedar Grove , W is .

BILL KRYGSHELD Beecher, III. H o l l a n d , M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M ich . C a r p i n t e r i o , Ca l i f . Jamestown, M ich .

BRUCE LAVERMAN

Ch icago , III.

LORRAINE LAWRENCE

K ings ton , N . Y.

JACK LEHMAN

R idgewood , N . J.

T O M LEUPEN

B i rm ingham, M ich .

V I R G I N I A JANET LIEBERTZ L INCOLN

Berk ley , M i c h . Kenmore , N . Y.

L DICK

MACHIELE Zee land , Mich

D A V I D SAYERS L INDOUIST LUTZ

Rochester, N . Y. Prat tsvi l le, N . Y.

MIKE M A G A N

Chicago,

DAVID MARIS

"There it goes a g a i n ! "

JUDY MASTENBROEK

Ho l l and , M ich . Ka lamazoo , M i c h .

Class of 1962

L INDA BILL HAROLD M A R G O N O R M A N DAVID ROBERT MC CLURE M C CULLOUGH MC CUTCHEON MEENGS MERRITT MEYER MIL IOTI

H o l l a n d , M ich . Port Jerv is, N . Y. Lit t le Falls, N . J. H o l l a n d , M ich . C laverack , N . Y. C lara C i ty , M i n n . Brook lyn , N . Y.

BARB MORTENSEN

HI KM AT ARNOLD MUKTAR MULDER M O K M A

GERRY MILLER

RICHARD M I N U T H

DAVID NEEDHAM

German Va l l ey , III. G r a n d Haven , M ich . H o l l a n d , M ich . Park Ridge, N . J. Basrah, I raq R idgewood , N . J. So. P la in f le ld , N . J.

WESLEY J O H N MARY S H A R O N NORRIS N O N H O F NYKAMP N O N H O F

GERALD NIEUSMA

KEITH NYKERK

HARRY O L S O N

G r a n d Haven , M ich . Ho l l and , M ich . Ho l l and , M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M ich . H o l l a n d , M ich . Richland, M ich . But ler, N . J.

ULA OOSTERBAAN Ho l l and , M ich .

GRACE OOSTERHOF

JACQUELINE OOSTERINK

Grandv i l l e , M ich . Ancho rman Mc Cutcheon g ives his teammates a pep ta lk .

SHERWIN O R T M A N

Class of 1962

i\ FRED

OVERKAMP Little Falls, N . J

J O H N P A A L M A N

Grand Rapids, M ich

PAT PATTERSON

C leve land , O h i o

Van Vleck g i r ls take first p lace fo r the i r Homecoming house decora t ions .

BOB PEDUZZI

K inde rhook , N . Y.

CHUCK PINNER

Parma, O h i o

JERRY PLASMAN

ELMER A L A N PLASSCHE

JACQUELINE PEELE

SUZANNE PEELE PHAIL PETERSON

Pt. W a s h i n g t o n , N . Y. pt. W a s h i n g t o n , N . Y. S h e b o y g a n , W i s . Dea rbo rn , M ich Ho l l and , M ich . E. W i l l i a m s o n , N . Y.

ROBERT JUDY MARY TEDDY REENDERS

LYNNE MARTHA REICHHOLD PROOS PRAKKEN PROOS

T O M PLEWES

Zee land , M ich A n n A r b o r , M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M ich . G r a n d Rapids, M ich . G r a n d Haven , M ich . Sayv i l le , N . Y. T o n w a n d a , N . Y.

M a n i a n n H B B

RIEKSE

" j ? S

MURIEL ROETH

G r a n d Rapids, M ich . A l m a , M ich .

JANET RIETVELD

Ch i cago Hts.,

N O R M A N RIGTERINK

H a m i l t o n , M ich .

CAROLYN RINGENOLDUS

Hul l , la .

J O H N RITERS

Ho l l and , M ich . Un ionda le , N . Y.

Class of 1962

R O N ROME

Kenmore, N . Y.

MERWYN SCHOLTEN

She ldon , l a .

JUDY SHULTIS

W a u w a t o s a , W is .

ROBERTA RUSSELL

D O N RYNBRANDT

LOUIS SABIN

ROGER SAMPLE

Ind ianapo l i s , Ind. Jamestown, M ich . Comstock Park, M ich . Saud i A r a b i a

SANDRA JANE SARGISSON SCHAFTENAAR

Ridley Park, Pa. H o l l a n d , M ich .

1 JEAN

SCHREGARDUS Modes to , Ca l i f .

BILL SCHRICK

Hazelcrest , I

M A R V I N SCHULTZ

Lans ing, III.

LEWIS SCUDDER

H o l f a n d , M i c h .

A N D R E W SENS

Schenectady, N . Y.

ROY SHIELDS

Sp r i ng Lake, M ich .

JUDY SIETSMA

W y c k o f f , N . J.

CAROL SIKKEMA Ful ton, III.

BARBARA DAVE GARY FRED SILL S1MALA S ISSON SKILLMAN

U n i o n d a l e , N . Y. C leve land , O h i o St. Joseph, M ich . Sk i l l tnan , N . J.

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The l ine pa t ien t l y wai ts at the Convoca t ion Cof fee.

Class of 1962

SLOANE STEVE SLAGH

ED SMALL

ROGER SMANT

DARRELL SMITH

RUTH SODEN

Saranac, Mich. Rochester, N . Y. No . Bergen, N . J. Nun ica , Mich.

NANCY SONNEVELDT

Johnstown, N . Y. No . Brunswick, N . J. G rand Rapids, Mich.

D O N N A STAAL

J IM STEININGER

ESTHER SU

GEORGE SU

Lake Wor th , Fla. Ho l land , Mich . Kowloon, Hong Kong Happy Val ley , H. K.

CAROLE ELISABETH T IONG-PHENG SUTTON TALSMA TAN

Duanesburg, N. Y. Rochester, N . Y. Bandung, Indonesia

KATHRYN NANCY D O N N A LAURA KEITH ONALEE AL TECK TELLMAN TEN BRINK TEN KLEY TERMAAT TEUMER TEUSINK

Baldwin , N . Y. Ho l land , Mich. New Era, Mich. Ho l land, Mich. Grand Rapids, Mich . Sheboygan, Wis. Ho l land, Mich.

t J O H N LOUISE

TURNBULL TURNER J O H N BETTY

TEUSINK TH1ELBAR Cedar Spr ings, Mich . Homewood , I

T O M TORNGA

G r a n d Rapids, Mich

CLAIRE

TR EM BATH

Teaneck, N. J. Hong Kong Rensselaer, N. Y. Garden City Pk., N. Y.

BILL VANDENBERG Hol land, Mich.

BOB JANE SARA VANDEN BERG VANDEN BERG VANDE POEL Fremont, Mich. G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Ho l land, Mich.

PAT VANDER BEEK

NANCY VANDER KOLK

ED VANDER LAAN

Hol land, Mich. New Brunswick, N . J. Zeefand, Mich.

Class of 1962

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KAREL VANDER LUGT Ho l l and , M ich .

MARCIA VANDER M A A T H o l l a n d , M ich .

HENRY VANDER MEULEN K lnde rhook , N . Y.

Freshmen g i r ls s ing " T h e Birth of the Blues."

RON VANDER M O L E N

Hudsonv i l l e , M ich .

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J O H N RUSS VANDER SCHAAF VANDER VEEN

Ho l l and , M ich . McBain , M ich .

J I M R O N MARILYN S H E R W O O D VANDER W E G V A N DER WERFF VANDER WILT VANDER W O U D E

Muskegon , M ich . Lynden, Wash . O t t u m w a , la .

ARVID V A N DYKE

Rando lph , W i s . G r a n d Rapids, M ich .

BRUCE W I L M A V A N HEEST

MARY V A N HAITSMA

BRUCE EDGAR V A N LEUWEN V A N OOSTENBURG V A N OUDHEUSDEN V A N TASSELL

JUNE VELDHEER

Ho l l and , M ich . W . Coxsack ie , N . Y. Ho l l and , M ich . Grosse Pt. Fms., M ich . H o l l a n d , M ich . Hyde Park, N . Y. Ho l l and , M ich .

DORIS VELDHUIS

Det ro i t , M ich .

JOYCE VELDSMA

McBain, M ich .

GLENDA VENEMA

Richland, M ich .

BARB VER MEER

Hudsonv i l l e , M ich .

MARY JANE VEURINK

Gran t , M ich .

DAVE VIEL

SUSAN VREDENBURG Davenpor t , la .

Class of 1962 a * JPv1

HARV VRUGGINK

STAN VUGTEVEEN

Zee land , M i c h .

DAVE W A A N D E R S

GEORGE W A G N E R

Ch icago , III.

MARCIA W A G N E R

TED WEBB

E D W I N A WEIS

Ka lamazoo , M ich . St. Joseph, M ich . V a l l e y St ream, N. Y.

J O H N WEITZEL

D O N N A WEST

W y a n d o t t e , M ich .

BETTY WHITAKER

Hudson, N . Y.

MARY WHITLOCK

Ch icago , III.

J A C O B WIELHOUWER

DAVE WIER

Rot terdam, Ne ther lds . Comstock Park, M ich .

LAURI STANLEY CORALIE J O H N WINKELHORST W I N N W O L F WOLTERINK

S h e b o y g a n , W i s . S h e b o y g a n , W is . O l d T a p p a n , N . J. Z e e l a n d , M ich .

CAROLE DAVE DAVE WOLTERS WYCKOFF W Y M A

Fennvi l le , M ich . Neshan ic , N . J. G r a n d Haven, M ich .

SHERYL W Y N G A R D E N Zee land , M ich .

BEVERLY ZEEDYK

D a n f o r t h , II

ROD J A Q U E PAUL JED ZEGERS ZELLWEGER ZOSCHKE ZWEMER

She ldon , la . Kenwood , Ca l i f . W a u p u n , W i s . Bethesda, M d .

I think that I shall never see A billboard lovely as a free. Indeed, unless the billboards fall I'll never see a tree at all.

Ogden N a s h

Milestone 1959

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