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CONTENTS COLLEGE LIFE

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ORGANIZATIONS

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INDEX AND ADVERTISERS

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FOREWORD T h i s book is dedicated to you, the H o p e College student. T a k e it, peruse it, a n d t h r o u g h the words and pictures included in the 1964 Milestone, c a p t u r e the m e m o r y of the life that was yours d u r i n g the past year at H o p e College. Let the symbolism of the cover speak to you as well. As a r e m i n d e r that the year 1964 stands as a milestone at the edge of the past and the b e g i n n i n g of the f u t u r e , the title of the book is placed where the b l u e a n d the b r o w n of the cover meet. T h e s u n b u r s t can represent both the clear light of knowledge a n d the Heavenly light of inspiration; together they light the p a t h into the u n k n o w n . Finally, let the colors of the cover r e m i n d you of the heritage of a H o p e College education, which tries to focus b o t h lights in the life of the student, so that he can face the f u t u r e with confidence and trust.

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PULL Shouts of "Rah-rah '66" and "Rah-rah '67" died away on the campus as supporters of the teams trekked to the banks of the Black River to view the ordeal of the Pull. Week's of preparation were culminated as the holes were dug and the rope was stretched. T h e Pull began. Exclamations from fellow team members, constant encouragement from morale girls and the alternately vocal and mute support of the crowd combined with the actions of the coach to urge each to do his best. An hour and forty-five minutes later, the exhausted frosh followed the rope into the river to meet the victorious sophomores.

ALL COLLEGE SING Delphis and Cosmopolitans walked off victorious in the 1964 All-College Sing, after weeks of preparation by all societies. Each group received a warm reception from the audience which filled the Holland Civic Center, but the most enthusiastic response awaited the special entertainers. Pre-award diversion was provided by the freshman chorus and by faculty "Bugs" VanderWerf, Malcolm, Granberg, and Jentz.

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Susan D a m p m a n Sally Kooistra

HOMECOMING Elections for Homecoming queens, the last rush to complete the floats and house decorations, and the calls of returning graduates combined to make Homecoming a busy time. Queen Linda Selander reigned over the football game and the Homecoming Ball at the Civic Center.

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MAY DAY

Hope College celebrated the coming of May with May Day activities of various kinds. Students elected junior Sally Kooistra to reign as queen, succeeding last year's queen, Karen Voskuil. Elected to the Queen's Court were Sandra Cady, Hope Beckering, Arlene Deitz, Joan Esther, Gail Grotenhuis and Kathy Van Kuiken. Freshmen women provided the Daisy Chain honor guard, as master of ceremonies Bill Van Hoeven announced the new members of Mortar Board. Sophomore women performed the traditional May Pole dance. For the men, the day brought the annual intramural track meet. In the evening the dinner and dance provided a memorable conclusion for May Day â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 1964.

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T h e inauguration of Dr. Calvin Vander Werf as the eighth president of H o p e College added academic pageantry and dignity to the 1963-64 school year. On the evening before the November 16 ceremonies, Dr. George Buttrick spoke to a student-alumni convocation on " T h e Nature of T r u t h . " Dr. Vander Werf was honored at a pre-inaugural luncheon in the Phelps Hall dining room, as representatives of the Board of Trustees, faculty, student body. Reformed Church in America, city of Holland and the Alumni Association greeted Dr. and Mrs. Vander Werf. T h e inauguration ceremonies were held in Dimnent Memorial Chapel, where representatives from 130 colleges and various learned and professional societies took part in the processional. After Mr. Ekdal Buys, chairman of the Board of Trustees, gave the charge to the president. Dr. Vander Werf responded with his inaugural address.

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AT THE HEART OF HOPE LIES WORSHIP

RENEWAL CAN Students who attended the Geneva Retreat in September found an opportunity to "come apart for a while" before getting d o w a to the steady work of a school year. Held at Camp Geneva on Lake Michigan, the retreat provided spiritual refreshment and physical recreation. Hope faculty members lead discussion groups and participated in the fellowship. Guest speakers were the Rev. Mr. Donald Buteyn and the Rev. Mr. Donald DeYoung. T h e retreat closed with a midnight Communion service, and students returned to the campus the following morning invigorated in spirit and body.

BE REVERENT T h e brilliantly colored October forest formed an ideal backdrop for the canoe trip sponsored by the SCA. Approximately sixty Hope students traveled by bus to Muskegon River for five hours of canoeing interrupted by a hot dog roast at the halfway point. Some participants also enjoyed a chilly swim, but all returned to the campus invigorated by a renewed contact with the beauties of creation.

VIENNA PROGRAM PROMOTES TRAVEL "Ich fahre nach Wien." With this bit of German and high hopes, students from Hope and other schools sailed from New York on their adventure with the Hope College Vienna Summer School program. After an introductory study tour, the travelers settled down in Vienna to

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FOR LEARNING Austrian families gave the students a chance to make their German courses come alive. After the closing banquet and convocation, each student traveled where he wished for almost three weeks. T h e group was reunited in Amsterdam, where each participant boarded the plane with a bittersweet "Auf WiedersehenI"

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Hope students also take advantage of opportunities for travel in the United States. Education is the goal of some of these students, as they spend one semester in Washington, D.C., to participate in the Washington Semester program at the American University. Here, they have the chance to acquire firsthand knowledge of the machinery of American government. During the past school year, Barbara Freggens and J o h n Dryfhout spent the first semester in Washington, while Dick Emmert and T o m Straatsma studied at the American University during the second semester. Other students make the traditional trek to Florida or Mexico only for the enjoyment of escaping from a Michigan winter and the prospect of forgetting the rigors of studies for a few short days during the Christmas or spring vacation periods.

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Graduation ceremonies marked the end of the school year. As parents and friends came to Holland, the seniors prepared to leave Hope College. On May 31, Dr. Howard Hageman of Newark, New Jersey, led the Baccalaureate service in Dimnent Memorial Chapel. Seniors gathered at the Civic Center on J u n e 1 to hear Dr. Harlan Hatcher, president of the University of Michigan, deliver the Commencement address and to receive their coveted bachelor's degrees, the symbol of the culmination of one part of the process of becoming educated.

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SPORTS

Hope's football team made it back to the top this year, after having shown promise for several seasons. T h e Flying Dutchmen tied Kalamazoo and Albion for the MIAA championship with a 4-1 league record, overcoming a slow start to record five consecutive victories to close out their 1964 campaign. Once again, Hope had a leading passing combination, as quarterback Harlan Hyink and end Bill Hultgren were re-elected to the all-MIAA team. Center Fred VanTatenhove and Joe Kusak of the defensive team were also honored. T h r o u g h graduation, Hope loses such stars as Van Tatenhove, captain Ken Quakkelaar, Chuck Veurink and Jim VanDam; however. Coach DeVette will have three all-MIAA performers returning, together with most of the rest of his team.

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SCORES Hope 0 Ashland 14 Findlay 15 W h e a t o n 14 Kalamazoo 21 Alma 16 A d r i a n 21 Albion 49 Olivet 15 Eastern Illinois

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1963 Football T e a m . L e f t to right, First row: C. Langeland, T . D e K u i p e r , R . Jackson, J. N o r t o n , B. Schantz, C. Veurink, F. VanT a t e n h o v e , R . Abel, J. Bekkering, B. Keur, K. Postma, J . Smith; Seond row: S. Levey, H . Hyink, M. Schipper, B. Menning, R . W h i t e , T . Van Dam, K. T e u s i n k , J. Gibbs, P. Bast, J. Jorgensen, D. V a n P r o y e n , J . Kreunen. D. O e h m ; T h i r d row: W . H u l t g r e n , R. Milican, R . Kroodsma, J. Saggers, J. Kusak, T . Cook, J. Ehrlich, R . M e u l m a n , C. P o p p i n k , A. Slikkers, D. Heusinkveld, C. Dell; F o u r t h row: K. Quakkelaar, F. Smies, K. C a r p e n t e r , S. Wessling, P. J o h n s o n , M. Sytsma, M. Barendse, L. De W i t t , J Meengs, C. VanWyk, J. Stam, T . Cousineau

CROSS COUNTRY Led by two exceptional freshmen, the harriers finished the season in third place behind strong Calvin and Albion teams. In all competition, Hope turned in a five-five dual-meet record. Runner Ron Bowman led the team in every meet, but fans also saw fine performances from Garry Peiper, Bruce Welmers, captain Vern Sterk, Glen VanWieren and John Nyboer. Although Coach Siedentop loses the four latter players through graduation, he has the nucleus of a good 1964 team with Bowman, Peiper and Dirck DeVelder, who missed most of the 1963 season because of an injury.

SCORES Hope 32 Muskegon J. C. 32 G r a n d R a p i d s J. C 39 Spring Arbor 18 Alma 23 Kalamazoo 44 Calvin 22 A d r i a n 42 Albion 18 Olivet 23 A q u i n a s

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Hope's 1963-64 basketball season disappointed many fans who have grown accustomed to seeing the Flying Dutchmen win basketball championships as a matter of course. Nevertheless, despite an 11-11 record, the team provided followers with many thrilling moments, including a 127-119 overtime victory over powerful Alma. T h r o u g h o u t the season, the team was led by Ron Venhuizen s uncanny j u m p shot and the all-around play of Glenn VanWieren, who was named to the all-MIAA first team. VanWieren also won Hope's Most Valuable Player award. Other members of Coach DeVette's squad turned in crowd-pleasing performances on a number of occasions, and DeVette hopes to use solid returning players to build a team that will pick u p the winning habit. 93

1963-64 Basketball T e a m . F r o n t : Coach DeVette, G. V a n W i e r e n , R . V e n H u i z e n ; Second R o w : C. Veurink, J. Simons, G. Korver, C. V a n W i e r e n , D. P o p p i n k , R . Anker, B. P o t t e r , R. TeBfeest, C. Buys, D. O v e r m a n , A. K r a m e r

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Opponent 62 98 86 84 74 77 66 76 90 65 91 97 71 111 59 119 101 113 105 91 103 66

JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Guided by Coach Daryl Siedentop, the J u n i o r Varsity basketball team turned in a creditable record of seven victories and eight defeats. Early in the season, the team was led by Carl Walters, who was subsequently promoted to the varsity. Jim Klein was the leading scorer for the year with an average of 16.2 points per game. Other starters included Jerry Zwart, Menno Sytsma, Denny Weener and Dan Bakker.

1963-64 J u n i o r Varsity Basketball T e a m : Left to right: M. Sytsma, J. Klein, J. Zwart, T . Kahler, S. Wessling, C. Workm a n , P. J o h n s o n . D. Swets, D. Weener, D. Bakker

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TRACK Hope's track men established several new records while finishing a solid third in the league standings. T h e mile relay team of Bill Hultgren, Gilbert Ogonji, Ken Carpenter and Dave Lane set a new MIAA record with the time of 3:25.4. Bettering all previous Hope performances, Bob MacKay jumped 6 ' 3 " in the high j u m p for a new school record. In the new events, Gary Hoivick ran the 330 yard hurdles in 39.9 seconds, and the 440 yard relay team chalked up a time of 43.7 seconds. Coach Goi;d Brewer, who has many fine performers returning, is optimistic for another good track and field season in 1965.

1964 T r a c k T e a m (not pictured): R. Anker, P. Swets, F. Shanholtzer, K. C a r p e n t e r , T . Kahler, G. Peiper, L. Brower, D. Lane, B. H u l t g r e n , M. Peterson, R . Miller, G. Ogonji, K. Dulow, V. Sterk, B. Welton, B. Welraers, B. MacKay, J. Nyboer, B. Fialko, J. Simons, B. Menning, J. T r o s t , R. Hilbelink, W . Powell, J. Bekkering, H . Bowm a n , J. Buys, C. Buys, G. Holvick, W . Magans; Coach Gordon Brewer; manager, A. Felix

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SCORES Hope 63 6O1/2 54 116 100 94 70 66 86

G r a n d R a p i d s J. C. Calvin Albion Alma Olivet Adrian Valparaiso U. of Illinois (Chicago) Kalamazoo

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MIAA S T A N D I N G S Albion Calvin Hope Adrian Kalamazoo Olivet Alma

Bettering last year's tie for the championship, the baseball team swept to an undisputed first-place finish this year. After getting "warmed u p " down south, the team returned to burn up MIAA competition. Undefeated, and allowing earned runs at the rate of one every three games, Joe Bosworth was named the team's most valuable player. Hope's potent hitting attack was led by Clare VanWieren, who was an all-MIAA first-team choice along with Bosworth. Ron Venhuizen and Glenn VanWieren were second-team MIAA choices. 104

1964 Baseball T e a m . L e f t to right, Kneeling: P. H a v e r k a m p , W . Cotts, P. Pluister, C. Veurink, T . Slager, manager; Standing: A. Kramer, G. Bosworth, T . DeKuiper, T . Cook, J. V a n T i l , C. VanWieren, R. Venhuizen, G. Schaap, R. Kroodsma, D. Troost, S. Nienhuis, G. VanWieren, C. P o p p i n k

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TENNIS

Led by Byron H o p m a , Craig Workman and Lance Stell, Hope's tennis team finished second behind perennial champion Kalamazoo, as Hope shut out all league competition except the Hornets. T h e Flying Dutchmen opened the season withh a shakedown tour through the South during spring vacation and went on to defeat most of their regular season competition. Because of the youth of the team's leading players, Coach "Doc" Green looks forward to fine seasons in coming years. Other players on the strong and deep tennis team were Harvey Hoffman, David Nykerk, David Zwart and Jack Schrier.

SCORES Hope 1/2 Vanderbilt 0 Florida State 3 Davidson 3i/2 C o l u m b i a C. 3 Rollins 1 Florida 7 Florida Reserves 0 Indiana 7 Wheaton 9 MacMurray 7 Calvin 7 Albion 7 Alma 7 Olivet 7 Adrian 3 Miami, Ohio 0 Kalamazoo

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GOLF Under Coach Hilmert's guidance, the Hope golf team finished a respectable third in MIAA play. His most consistent players were Jim VViersma, Bill Potter and Jim Thompson. W i t h a strong crew of lettermen returning, the prospects for next year appear quite promising. 107

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BLUE KEY

Since the Hope chapter's founding over forty years ago, Blue Key has maintained high standards and has made many fine contributions to the school. A national honorary fraternity, Blue Key is composed of members who have done significant work both academically and socially for their college or university. T h e i r contributions this year include scholarship awards and the operation of the book store. Monthly banquets and the annual date night fill in the social end of the schedule for Blue Key members.

L e f t to right, Seated: U. C h a n , J. Hawkins, J. Wiegerink, J. Mayne, T . McNeil; Standing: D. Ogden, D. Mouw, R . V a n d e r B o r g h , R. Tigelaar, E. J o h n s o n , A . . G r a m s ; Not pictured: D. W a l v o o r d , T . Pool, H . T i l l e m a , R. H a r t g e r i n k , W . VanHoeven, D. Hollenbach

L e f t to right: K, Voskuil, N. Zwart, A. Arends, J. Christensen, president, L, VandeBunte, L. Walvoord, M, Beukelman

MORTAR BOARD Members of the Alcor Chapter of Mortar Board are academically outstanding women from Hope College. T h i s National Women's Honorary Society sponsors many events under its president Judy Christensen such as the Dean's List Tea, Apple Polisher's Banquet, and the Last Chance Speaker. But best known on campus is the American Film Program during the school year.

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STUDENT SENATE T h i s year, tne Student Senate operated under a new constitution that provided for a separate Student Court. In a move that prompted campus discussion, the Senate undertook affiliation with the NSA. Senate committees carried on the work of planning Homecoming, stimulating campus intellectual and social affairs, and arranging the schedule for the new Student Union. Dave Mouw and Mary Klein spent a busy year as the chief executive officers of the Student Senate.

Lett to r i g h t . R o w 1: B. Vojak, R . Sytsma, N. VandenBerg, C. Howes, M. Swats; R o w 2: T . Leenhouts, H, Beckering, C. Mogle, D. Mauw, president, M. Klein, vice-president, B. Neckers, B. Allred; R o w 3: J . T h o m a s , G. O g o n j i , B. E d m a n , R. Miller, D. Vogel, J. T e l l , R, Donia, B. Bruins; Row 4: J. Solman, D. Grissen, J. Mayne, B. Butler, D. Berens, L. H a v e r k a m p , W . Michaelson, R. Anderson, D. Sturgis

L e f t to r i g h t : K. V e r d u i n , K. Voskuil, A. Arends, H. T i l l e m a , P. Bast, J. E u b a n k

STUDENT COURT Guided by chief justice Richard VanderBorgh, the Student Court spent long hours wrestling with problems created by students who violated college rules or civic laws. In its first year of existence, the Court worked closely with the college administration in determining and enforcing punishments for various offenders, and the Court members tried a number of different approaches.

C H A P E L C H O I R M E M B E R S : J. Alexander, M. Beukelman, B. Bruggers, M. B u n d s c h u h , A. Collins, B. Dietch, S. Sykema, M. Flikkema, A. G a r d n e r , K. Huyck, M. Klein, B. Kleinheksel, V. Korf, D. LaBouef, T . Leenhouts, M. Leetsma, K. Lenel, J. Mast, C. Richardson, R . Rikkers, N. Schadewald, M. Scherpenisse, B. Smith, J. Small, E. T a y l o r , N. T e W i n k l e , J. T h o m a s , L. Tiezzi, L, T r o w bridge, K. V e r d u i n , M. Vollink, K. Voskuil, D. W a s h b u r n , M.

Wersing, F. Welcher, E. W h i t a k e r , L. W o l b r i n k , C. Yeager, C. Yonkers, K. Bakker, R . Behm, R . Burgess, W . Cook, J. Daane, A. DePagter, T . Dykstra, T . Griften, E. Julien, K. Klaaren, M. Lemmenes, J. Lucas, J. Martin, D. Mouw, B. Neckers, D. Ogden, P. Paulsen, D. Stegink, D. Sturgis, R . Tielaar, A. VanderMeer, P. Van Lierop, F. Wezeman, A. Wilson, R . W i t t e r

CHAPEL CHOIR T h e Chapel Choir continued its tradition of providing outstanding choral music for Hope College. Besides participating in chapel services and special events on campus, the Choir, under the direction of Dr. Robert Cavanaugh, also sang in a number of churches in Western Michigan. T h e highlight of the year was the spring trip to the East, where the Choir sang at the Easter Sunrise Service in Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

CHANCEL CHOIR T h e Chancel Choir, not pictured, is a choral group open to all interested students. Under the direction of Mr. Roger Davis, the Choir this year took a more active part in the daily chapel services, and it made its annual "Western T r i p " to T h i r d Church in Holland. 112

PERSONNEL VIOLIN Joseph Mayne* Leslie Clark* N i n a Bossenbroek* Elbert W a t r o u s * Mitsu Emori L i n d a Davis* Albert Oosterhot Joan TenHoor* J e a n Jonoske Pat Herold David T u b e r g e n * Alfred Grams* J o a n Loweke Marcia Newhouse Sarah W a g n e r Wanda Rider R i c h a r d Dickson R o b e r t Bauer VIOLA Barbara Plewes* R u t h Yzenbaard* Marilyn R y n b r a n d t Christine VanBree CELLO B a r b a r a Fisher* J o h n Renwick* R i c h a r d Wolters* Mary Pat Russell Nancy Alexander Margaret J u n e

BASS Betty Slot* D o n a l d Sill Gregory Hulse L i n d a Lucas Mary Ellen Bridger

HORN Gerald W a a n d e r s * F r a n Welcher Gloria Mooi* Ellen W h i t a k e r George Meyer

FLUTE Nancy Rector* Carla R e i d s m a * Ann Hutchinson Suellen Prins

TRUMPET T h o m a s Steffens* P a l m e r Veen* Gerald A u t e n Albert H o f f m e n

PICCOLO Suellen Prins

TROMBONE William Nidkolson* R o n VanderBeek K e n n e t h Hovingh

OBOE Pat M a c E a c h r o n * D a r l e n e Kobes ENGLISH H O R N D a r l e n e Kobes CLARINET David M o t t * R o l l a n d Swank Barbara Kouw* Lawrence DeBoer BASS C L A R I N E T Paul Hesselink BASSOON Amzie Parcell* Leon VanDyke P a u l Lein J o h n Solodow

BASS T R O M B O N E R o b e r t Barrows TUBA Meridith Nienhouse TIMPANI Floyd F a r m e r * PERCUSSION Lawrence Calfee* James R u f f n e r ORCHESTRAL PIANO Betty Lou Dietch MANAGER Amzie Parcell • S y m p h o n e t t e members

ORCHESTRA AND SYMPHONETTE T h e Hope College Orchestra and Symphonette, both under the direction o£ Dr. Morette Rider, add to the musical life of the campus and community. T h e Orchestra, not pictured, played a number of concerts in the Chapel, some with guest artists, and also presented a Children's Concert at the high school. Composed of selected players from the Orchestra, the Symphonette extends the range of Hope College musical activities by its spring trip each year. T h i s year the group traveled to Utah and the West Coast, where it presented concerts in a number of churches. Hope's orchestral groups also participated in the Messiah, Christmas Vespers, and other events during the school year.

BAND MEMBERS BAND Hope College Band activities included the Concert Band, the Marching Band, and the Pep Band. Director Robert Cecil provided a busy schedule for the band this year, as the band played various concerts at school and took a trip to the Chicago area to play at two high schools.

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BASS C L A R I N E T

B a r b a r a Brunson Karen Deike Linda Lucas L a u r a Dick Joyce Corsette

Nancy VerHulst Paul Hesselink ALTO SAXOPHONE Paul Lein Phillip Miller

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TRUMPETS James T r o s t J o h n N. Hill TROMBONES Ronald VanderBeek William Nicholson R o b e r t Westervelt Earl Jonson Jack Derks James Brink

BASSOON BARITONE SAXOPHONE

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Neal Aldritt CLARINET David Mott R o b e r t Benzenberg Diana Staat Betty Swinehart Lawrence DeBoer William Coons Mary Ellen Bridger Carl V a n N o o r d R u t h a n n Kohlman ALTO CLARINET Carol Shepherd

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HORNS Gerald W a a n d e r s Patricia Gabbey Ellen W h i t a k e r Gloria Mooi CORNETS Palmer Veen Gerald A u t e n H a r o l d Wills Fred Emerson R o b e r t Starks

P A R I TONES William Cathcart Susan Shauger Kenneth Weber TUBAS Robert Formsma Leslie Cole PERCUSSION H e n r y Brown Larry Calfee J o h n Renwick James R u f f n e r PIANO R o b e r t Barrows

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Opus, fine arts magazine written and published by students of Hope College, is published in one or two issues each year to foster and recognize the creative efforts of campus artists, writers and musicians. An innovation in the 1964 issue is the recognition of photography as a creative art. Published in conjunction with the Fine Arts Festival, Opus appeared as part of a new tradition on our campus â&#x20AC;&#x201D; the combination of the May Day festivities with the Fine Arts Festival.

L e f t to right; A. Jones, S. Spring, D. K a r d u x , L. Walvoord, editor, R. Werge, K, V e r d u i n , R . Yzenbaard

L e f t to right, R o w 1: E. W h i t a k e r , C. Ferruzzi, J. T e n Brink, B. Yager, D. Dykstra, P. Myers; Row 2: J. VanderSchalk, P. T a n i s , music librarian, B. W e r k m a n , business m a n a g e r , B. H e p b o r n , general m a n a g e r , B. C a t h c a r t , p u b l i c relations, D. Catlin, technical director, D. Stehouwer, R. Schroeder; Row 3: W . Bovenkirk, P. Miller, H . Bowman, C. Postma, L. V a n D e H o e f , J, DeSmidt. B. Westervelt, R . L u b e n , J. Waterm a n , K. Zuithoff, L. VanAUsburg; Row 4: J. Mulder, D. Grissen, J. Koch, M. Lewis, R. VanSchenkhof, J. L o h m a n , J: Sabo, D. Dixon, C. Knecht, H. Hostetter, W . Coons

WTAS " T h e Anchor Station" thus completes what the staff hoped was its most exciting and advanced broadcast year to date. In an effort to project to a wider spectrum of the campus audience, W T A S maintained "balanced" programming under the guidance of a hard-working staff. I n a year that brought a full-service news department into operation, saw an increase in total broadcast time, and included the "live" coverage of major sporting events. Radio 61 claims the title as "Mid-America's No. 1 College Radio Station."

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Ed Stielstra, P h o t o g r a p h e r M a r i n Kiefer, H e a d l i n e Editor

Susan Spring, News Editor

Kathleen Verduin, Proof Editor T h o m a s Wombwell, C r i t i q u e Editor

J i m Mace, Sports Editor

ANCHOR News and views fall within the area of the Anchor's interest. Editor Charles Menning piloted the weekly paper through a year that brought many developments of campus interest. T h e Anchor added a political column, and the paper was often larger than in previous years.

Staff, left t o right; L. V a n D e H o e t , J. Mulder, M. Schutter, M. R u s h e r , N. Slagter, J. Wallace, A. J o u k i l

Rich Koster, Business Manager

Chuck Menning, Editor-in-chief

Barbara Freggens, Academic Editor

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MILESTONE Stacks of pictures to sort and use, a slide rule for picture reductions, pages to lay out, and copy to write and proofread make up a Milestone staff member's work. But hours of work and frustration ended to produce the 1964 annual, and staffmembers let out sighs of relief as the various portions of the 256-page book were completed.

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Linda Munro, Copy Editor

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DEBATE SQUAD

T h e Debate squad this year attended tournaments at Northern Illinois, Goshen College, Bradly University, University of Illinois at Chicago and DePauw University. T h e r e were also Novice Tournaments at Western University and Purdue University. But the highlight of the year was the National Pi Kappa Delta T o u r n a m e n t at Grove City, Penn., where the Hope squad placed second in sweepstakes against 25 other colleges from six states.

L e f t to right, R o w 1: M. H . Mikle, advisor, H . T i l l e m a , J. Schulz, J. Melichar, J. Crozier; Row 2: L, M u n r o , D. Noel, S. Radliff, R . Donia, J. E u b a n k , A, Pearson, T . Leenhouts, W . Groesbeck, B. Vanderwest

L e f t to right, Seated; L. H a v e r k a m p , J. Blough, D. McCullough, C. Kuyper, B. J. Berghorst, L. Brower, B. C h a i n , C. W a g n e r ; Standing; D. Kardux, J. Blum, S. Radliff, D. DeVelder, M. A n d r i n g a , R . DeBoer, J. Howell

NCP T h e National Collegiate Players or Pi Epsilon Delta is a national honorary society for students active in theatre. T h e coveted gold key of N C P is won by service to the theatre, upon recommendation of the local chapter and approval by the National Council. Work on-stage and back-stage in productions during the school years acquires points toward membership.

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SPEECH HONORS Membership in the Michigan Gamma Chapter of Pi Kappa Delta, the honorary "orensic society, is based on achievement in the areas of oratory, extemporaneous speaking, public address, debate or discussion. Invitations are extended to new members during the course of the year when they have met the requirements for eligibility. Initiations come at the annual spring banquet. At the National T o u r n a m e n t , Hope members took second place in the convention forensics.

L e f t to right, R o w 1: B. Vanderwest, M. H . Mikle, advisor, H. T i l l e m a , president, T . Leenhouts, A. Pearson, W . Schrier, advisor, L. M u n r o ; Row 2: J. Ngwa, J. Melichar, J . Schulz, S. Radliff, D. K u i p e r , C Dykstra, J. Crozier, R . Donia, C. VanLente, W . Groesbeck, D. Noel

L e f t to right. Row 1: S. W a g n e r , S. Mooy, C. Boersma, P. W a s h b u r n , C. Chappell; R o w 2: I. Bundza, G. H i n z m a n n , B. Momeyer, P. H a r m e l i n k , M. Hoekstra, president, B. Magan, E. Shaw, D. Courtney; Row 3: H . Weller, advisor, W . Brower, b . Dekema, E. Albers, F. H a l a , J. Hine, M. R a l p h , advisor

SPANISH CLUB T h e purpose of Spanish Club is to increase knowledge of Spanish-speaking countries and peoples and ability to speak Spanish in both formal and informal situations. All meetings are held in Spanish, and a Spanish table in Phelps also helps members speak more fluently. Besides the Christmas Fiesta for the Mexican children and the A n n u a l Hispania Fiesta in A n n Arbor, club activities consisted of meetings devoted to learning about Chile, Peru and Mexico.

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GERMAN CLUB T h e German Club this year presented a varied program for students of the language. It sponsored talks by German young people in the area, a Christmas party, discussion of German films, and a lecture by Swiss economist, Dr. Albert Hunold. Under president T o m Pool, the club promoted interest in the German people, their language, and their culture.

L e f t to right, Row 1: K. Deike, M. Gouwens, J. Lovveke, S. W r i g h t ; Row 2: S. Mast, M. Campbell, L. Lucas, D. Hellenga, T . Velthuizen

L e f t to right, Row 1: M, B u n d s c h u h , S. Spencer, D. Hellenga, M. Gouwens, L. Lucas, J. Christensen; Row 2: J. Hawkins, B. DeYoung, C. VanLonkhuyzen, P. Hesselink, G. H i e f t j e

GERMAN HONORS Delta Phi Alpha held its first meeting of the year on October 10, 1964 at Schnitzelbank, a German restaurant in Grand Rapids. T h e annual Christmas dinner was prepared by Mrs. Snow, the faculty sponsor, at her home on December 8, with Dr. Fried as a special guest. Ingeborg Bauer presented her thoughts on the German Christmas. T h e group sponsored the film "Buddenbrooks." Eleven new members were initiated at the Spring Banquet where the annual book award was presented to James Hawkins, president.

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FRENCH CLUB With the first meeting, a picnic at Kollen Park, French Club began a year of interesting speakers and meetings. Composed of all interested students in an advanced French course, the club stimulates interest in the history and culture of France and the speaking of the French language. Speakers, slides, panel presentations, and special holiday programs all helped to promote members' knowledge and interest.

L e f t to right. Row I: R. Wozney, R. H e r k n e r , C. Hill, D. Stegink, J. Solman, R. Perry, advisor, J. Loweke; Row 2: C. Beukema, M. Koeman, M. Gouwens, C, C h u r c h , A. Joukel, K. Deike, J. Kemink, L. K u p f r i a r , E. Borger

L e f t to right, seated: C. Bonthuis, C. C h u r c h , C. Beukema, R. Wozney, R. Yzenbaard; Standing: D. Stegink, R . Perry, advisor, T . Solman

FRENCH HONORS T h e goal of every French Club member is initiation into the French Honorary Society. French students who have completed an advanced course in French and have maintained a B average are eligible to become members. T h i s organization holds two meetings each year.

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SPIRITUAL LIFE Periods of spiritual emphasis in February and April were the result of planning by the Spiritual Life Committee. T h e winter series included special chapel services with Rev. Ridder of the seminary and Dr. VanderWerf, president of the college, as leaders. Panel discussions, personal counseling, dorm discussions, and Communion completed the program. In April, the Rev. Mr. David Cargill visited the campus to speak on the theme " T h e Peculiar Ones." Also a part of the spring series was the film "Ikinu" and a special Communion service. L e f t to right, Seated: C. Shepherd, N. Slagter, T . VanDyk, C. Hoekzema, M. P a a l m a n ; Standing; L. G e r a r d , L. Schut, J. Reid, D. D u n n

L e f t to right, Row 1: R . V a n d e r B o r g h , L. Selander, A. Arends, K. Brown, P. Praasma; Row 2: M. Folkert, E. Walters, advisor, A. H u t c h i n s o n , E. Johnson, Jr., president, J. Zsiros, advisor; Row 3: P. G l e i c h m a n n , D. Ogden, T . Leenhouts, A. Nies, D. Engelsm a n , A. Grams. N . Harrison

CLASSICS HONORS Eta Sigma Phi is a national classics honorary fraternity which promotes and sponsors the study of the classics. T h i s year the group tried to present programs which touched on all the vital aspects of classical culture, presenting speakers on topics ranging from medicine to art and music. T h e members entered two national classics contests and participated in a banquet with the Ottawa High School Latin Club.

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RA'S Preserving peace and quiet in college residences is only part of the job of a Resident Advisor. T h e RA must also aid the Head Resident in determining dormitory policy and in dealing with infractions of college rules. Since the RA's room is often the place where residents come for advice or conversation, the student Resident Advisor can play an influential role in the lives of those in his residence unit.

Men's R . A., left to right, Seated: T . McNeil, E. J o h n s o n , Jr., D. Bach, P. W a c k e r b a r t h , J. R e i d , G. Korver; Standing: R. Abel, P. Bast, C. DeMaster, J. Wiegerink, P. T a n i s , J. Riemerstna, J. Bekkering

W o m e n ' s R . A., left to right. Row 1: S. Mooy, D. Hellenga, J. Schulz; Row 2: N. Herbig, K. Cushraan, S. Burrill, T . VanDyk; Row 3: S. Dykstra, C. Hoekzema, S. T e i n , P. Dykstra, N . V a n d e n B e r g

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BIOLOGY HONORS

Under the leadership of Chuck Christensen, Beta Beta Beta, the biology honor fraternity, had an outstanding year. Members participated in an open house in the labs, a trip to U p j o h n Co. in Kalamazoo, a talk by John Brunson on marine biology, and many other projects, ' f h e y also attended the T r i Beta Convention at Bowling Green State University.

L e f t to right, Row 1: C. Christensen, D. R y n b r a n d t , H. T a n , P. Crook, advisor, L . Lucas; Row 2: P. Gabbey, J. Wiegerink, H, N a r l i n , R. L a n t i n g , C. Dykstra, J. VanDe Polder, D. Engelsman; Row 3: J. Hawkins, J. Derks, N. T e n B r i n k , W. Wasdyke, L. Meengs, J. Solman, A. Robertson

L e f t to right. Row 1: H. Hoeksema, D. C h a n , J. Wiegerink, J. Hawkins, J. VanDePolder, H . Norlin, H . T a n ; Row 2: J. Solman, L. Meengs, L. Dorey. R. DeYoung, W . Wasdyke, C. Kleis, faculty, N. Rieck, faculty; Row 3: A. Robertson, J. Ceton, C. Dykstra, B. T i g e l a a r , W . Meengs, T . Derks, C. Veurink

PRE-MED SOCIETY T h e main purpose of the Michigan Beta Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta, the international premedical honor society is to give its members and other interested students an insight into the various facets of medical practice. Its monthly meetings feature movies pertaining to medicine or speakers representing specialized areas. Included in activities this year was a blood drive on campus and the national convention at the University of Kentucky.

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CHEMISTRY CLUB T h e Chemistry Club is the Hope College student affiliate chapter of the American Chemical Society. Members are chemistry majors who plan to go into teaching, research, or industrial chemistry. I n addition to its monthly meetings, which feature speakers from the senior class and guest speakers, the club went on its annual trip to Dow Chemical Company. At the b a n q u e t in May, a special tribute was given to Dr. VanZyl on his retirement.

L e f t to right, Row 1: D. D e H o l l a n d e r , J. H a r t g e r i n k , I>. H a n d y , D. Stehouwer, J. Slee, G. H i e f t j e , J. W a n g ; Row 2; R. W a r n e t , A. Lam, N. Co. P. Stoner, S. 1'rins. R. Hartgerink, president, R. Abel, G. VanZyl, advisor, I. Brink, advisor, R. Hilbelink; Row 3: D. D a l m a n , D. Wegner, J. Driiy, C. N i e k a m p , W . VanHoeven, G. Korver, J. Swart, E. Jekel, advisor, R, Ripley, T . Slager, J. Serum

L e f t to right, R o w I: C. M e a c h a m , K. Woodley, J. lioeringa, president, D. Houck, P. Sayler, L. Lucas; Row 2: P. Simpson, L. R u n d l e , A. Chesney, M. H o f f m a n , M. Bundschuh

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB T h i s year interested psychology majors, with the help of Mr. VanEyl, reestablished a psychology club on the H o p e campus. Members took part in various projects and experiments. Guests such as Dr. Vander Linde, Dr. Blocksma, Dr. DeHaan, and Dr. Granberg spoke to the members on various aspects of psychology-

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AWS COUNCIL T h e AWS Council, headed this year by Arlene Arends, forms the women's governmental b o d y at Hope. T h e body votes on women's rules, compiles the women's handbook, and administers the late-minute punishment. In addition, the Council maintains contact with Associated Women Students at other campuses.

Left to right, Row 1; R . Piersma, V. Kryger, A. Beck, L. Selander; Row 2: S. Dykema, L. DeWitt, A. Arends, N. French, M. P a a l m a n , M. Diephuis, T . VanWyk

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ACTIVITIES BOARD T h e AWS Activities Board sponsored many events including the Convocation Coffee, the Big-Little Sister program, International Night, May Day, the Mother-Daughter Banquet and Vohrees Day Tea. New this year were the Christmas Carol Sing, a style show and the AWS Activities Booklet.

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W i t h the help of advisors Dr. Fried and Professor Heine, the International Relations Club promoted better international relations by alerting college students to problems. Under the theme "Walls," the club this year presented many speaker on topics such as Berlin, the Negro revolt, migrants, Viet Nam, and other areas where problems exist. It also sent representatives to the Midwest Regional Workshops where they participated in a Puerto Rican seminar.

L e f t to r i g h t , seated: C. M e a c h a m , N. Schadewald, J. Dryfout, P. T a n i s , president, J. Joseph, I. Bauer, B. Freggens; Standing: N. Slagter, L. R u n d l e , S. Wilcox, H, Hostetter, D. Boerighter, W . Michaelson, W. Brewer, D. Strugis, M. Koeman, L. Dick

L e f t to right. Row I: B. Oosterhaven, R. Fialko, president, P. G l e i c h m a n n , L. Nilsson, G. DeYoung, R . Piersma; Row 2: J. Wallace, G. H i n z m a n n , M. Rozeboom, L. Breederland, D. W a s h b u r n , S. Mooy, P. Francis, M. Scherpenisse; Row 3: G. Hull, B. Allred, J. Davis, C. Boersma, A. Beck, M. Pylman, S. Schrandt, K. Payne

SEA T h e Student Education Association provides future teachers with a better understanding of the profession, its standards and policies. T h i s year for the first time, the SEA was under the faculty supervision of Dr. Duffy. Meetings presented various speakers and arranged educational experiences to provide insight into the teaching profession. A picnic, Christmas party, and the annual banquet rounded out the club s schedule. T h e SEA gives lasting rewards to those who participate in its many functions and in return receives the strength to fulfill its aims.

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YOUNG REPUBLICANS Open to all students who are interested in the Republican Party, the Young Republicans Club held monthly meetings with guest speakers. T h e y stimulated interest in political happenings throughout tne year and took an active part in politics through participation in lively state and national Young Republican conventions.

J Executive Council, left to right: E. Borger, S. Larkin, P. Miller, S. Bell

L e f t to right. R o w 1: D. Powell, faculty, J, Cook, T . Dykstra, president, B, Freggens, H . Hostetter, W. Barlow, faculty; R o w 2: A. Collins, B. Allred, J. D r y f o u t , L. V a n H a v e r , J. E u b a n k , K. C a m p , J . L a m e r , N. Schadewald

YOUNG DEMOCRATS Newly formed this year, the Young Democrats began with a combined business and program meeting, electing officers and hearing Mr. Richman speak on what it means to be a Democrat. Topics of speakers at other meetings ranged from migrant work to reapportionment. Neil Staebler, Democratic candidate for Michigan governor, gave a highlight address.

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BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS CLUB

Under a revised Constitution, the Business and Economics Club met to hear speakers on the various business fields. T h e group toured Consumers Power Co. and General Electric Co. and sponsored Dr. Kuno. Social activities for the club included the fall picnic at Dr. Klassen's and the spring picnic at Dr. Yntema's.

Left to right, Row 1: W. Knoper, J. VerSteeg, J. VanderSchalk, G. V a n D a h m , J. Zeas, E. Marsilje; Row 2: W . Peacock, K. Quakkelaar, E. Bolks, B. Raatjes, J o h n Hoekstra, president, R. MacKay, F. V a n T a t e n h o v e , D. Yntema, advisor; Row 3: H. Forrester, C. P o p p i n k , B. W e r k m e n , W . T i m m s , J. VerMeulen, T . Ewart, P. Strengholt, K. Dulow, C. T i l t o n , R . S h u m a k e r

Left to right, Row 1: T . R o n d a , G. H u b b a r d , B. Cathcart, H. Hostetter, P. T a n i s ; Row 2: W . Barlow, faculty, R. Anderson, K. Voskuil, W . Nilsen, A, Grams, D. Powell, advisor, R . M u l d e r ; Row 3: G. Rietveld, H . T i l l e m a , 0 . V a n d e r Borgh, president, P. W a c k e r b a r t h , E. J o h n s o n , R . Elzinga

HISTORY HONORS T h e history honors fraternity Phi Alpha T h e t a was organized in the fall by the remaining senior members. In December new members were inducted at the annual banquet with Dr. Abrams of Antioch College as the speaker. T h e club sponsored various other speakers at meetings throughout the year.

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ALPHA PHI OMEGA T h e N u Beta chapter of A-Phi-O, a national service fraternity, has been very active around the campus. It sponsored an information booth during freshmen orientation, aided in class registration, ushered at school activities, held an all-campus blood drive, and arranged for an anchor for the campus. Also concerned about people outside the campus, members worked with Boy Scouts and helped build a house for fire victims.

Left to right, Row 1: D. Wegner, P. Hesselink, W. Bruinsma, R . W e p f e r , P. H a n d y , A. Oosterhof, J. N o d o p , R . Jackson, D. T h o m p s o n ; Row 2: B. K. Ametefe, R . W a r n e t , F. Oettle, A. McGeeham, W. J. T e n p a s , J. Greze, H . Bolt, J. Slee, R. B e h m

Left to right, Row 1: J. Nyboer, C. Aschbrenner, faculty, A. Parcell, J, Mayne, president, A. Kooiker, advisor, P. Hesselink, R. Cecil, faculty, R. Davis, faculty; Row 2: E. J u l i e n , R. Wolters, T . V a n H e y n i n g e n , P. Paulsen, W . Cathcart, D. Ogden, D. Stegink, R. Barrows, J. Daane; Row 3: J. Derks, P. Lein, R. Witter, D. Mott, M. Lemmenes, D. Grissen, G. H u b b a r d , J . Elve

SINFONIA T h e Iota Omega Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia National Honorary Music Fraternity numbered thirty-eight active members this year and is dedicated to "the advancement of music and to the Brotherhood among men engaged in music activities." Special events for this year included sponsoring the Mitchell-Ruff Trio, "Winter Nocturne" dance, a lecture by the American composer Daniel Pinkham, an Ancient Instruments concert, and a concert of music for the Saint Cecilia Society of Grand Rapids.

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"H" CLUB Hope's " H " Club works to promote interest in sports events, and has as its main project the purchasing of new equipment for the Athletic Department. In order to raise money for this project, the lettermen sell programs at every football and basketball game. Those men who have earned a letter in any sport are eligible for membership in the organization.

Left to right, Seated: B. MacKay, V. Sterk, A. O s m a n , president, C. P o p p i n k ; Standing: B. Fialko, J. Nyboer, G. Korver, B. Welmers, C. Veurink

Left to right. Row 1: M. P a a l m a n , P. Gabbey, L. V a n H a v e r , C. Hoekzema, K. Cushm a n , president, A. Allen, P. Sayler, S. Kooistra; Row 2: B. Kronberg, M. DeGraaf, K. Beck, S. V a n R a a l t e , E. Oosterhaven, J. K. Visscher, R . DeBoer, S. Burrill, G. Grotenhuis

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IFC T h e Inter-fraternity Council, composed of two members from each of Hope's five fraternities, experienced a busy year. Besides the ordinary activities of setting dates for rush, awarding the scholastic trophy, and acting as a liaison between fraternities, the Council established an allGreek literaty meeting to encourage the societies in the intellectual realm. I n another important move, the I C F voted to cut short spring "Hell Week." IFC presidents this year were Dick Emmert and Bill Brauer.

Left to right, Seated: J. Nyboer, K. Dulow, P. W a c k e r b a r t h , B. Brauer, J. W o r m u t h , J. Riemersma; Standing: J. Staple, B. W h i t e , B. Folkerts, R. Mulder, T . Miner

Left to right, Row 1: L, Nott, president, M. B u n d s c h u h , L. DeWitt, S. Dykeraa; Row 2: V. Kryger, N. Slagter, C. T i m o v i c h , T . VanDyke; Row 3: M. P a a l m a n , N. Mallory, A. Andersons, M. Leestraa, J. Postmus

PANHELLENIC Pan-Hellenic Board governs the six sororities on campus. T h e main function of this body composed of three representatives from each society, is to supervise the fall and spring rush programs and initiation procedures.

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Left to right, Row 1: R . Kohlman, M. L. Flikkema, J. Grabinski, C. Bertelsen, A. Beck, L. Selander, M. E. Bridger, A. Awad, J. WoerdehofI; Row 2: L. H u i s j e n , C. Mogle, C. Ferruzzi, R . De Boer, P. Smith, A. G a r d n e r , C. Osborn, B. Wolf, P. P e n n i n g t o n ; Row 3: L. K u p f r i a n , S. Greene, A. Elmore, J. Van Slageren, N. La Fleur, E. A l t e r s , K. Harrison, M. T o n , J. Elsinga, C. R i c h a r d s o n , G. Mooi, E. Borger; Row 4: E. Shaw, J, J a p p i n g a , S. Wierenga, P. G l e i c h m a n n , B. Richards, T . Van Dyk, K. Walsma, L. Tiezzi, D. T r o i k e , P. Cresswell, J. Postmus, C. Leong, C. R o b e r t s

ALPHA GAMMA PHI

Alpha Phi's began another year by braving chilly weather at the annual fall house party on Lake Michigan, with the usual high spirits and lack of sleep. A joint Halloween party with Arkie brothers followed a few weeks later. Fall rush and informal initiation kept both pledges and activities busy outwitting one another, but the contest ended when the twenty-eight pledges were formally initiated at the Eten House. Homecoming activities included the float and the annual Alumni Luncheon, with Alpha Phi Linda Selander reigning as Homecoming Queen. Once again, Cascade Country Club was the setting for the winter formal, "Winternachtstraum." For the All College Sing, Alpha Phi's chose "Granada," directed by Ann Gardner. Spring events included the spring rush "Roaring Twenties," an informal, and a house party. A new service project, work at county homes, concluded the year's activities, as Alpha Phi's once again strove to prove their motto, "Friendship our Anchorage."

OFFICERS First T e r m President — Lois H u i s j e n Vice-president — Claire Osborne Secretary — Pat Gleichman T r e a s u r e r — Mary Ellen Bridger Second T e r m President — Diana Hellenga Vice-president — Chris Ferruzzi Secretary — Louise H o r s t m a n T r e a s u r e r — Mary Ellen Bridger Third Term President — Alison Beck Vice-president — L i n d a Selander Secretary — Carol Bertelsen T r e a s u r e r — Mary Ellen Bridger

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Left to right, Row 1: P. E a s t m a n , W . Nilsen, L. Borgman, S. Cady, P. Anderson, L. Dykstra, M. Lootens, J. A. Kemink, M. K. P a a l m a n ; Row 2: J. Miedema, C. Bonthuis, R. Piersma, K. C u s h m a n , L. Walvoord, L. De W i t t , N. Zwart, G. H u l l , M. Klein. J. Ellsworth, M. Chang; Row 3: M. Swets, K, Kronemeyer, J. W o g n u m , T . Leenhouts, C. Klooster, K. Van Kuikeii, M. Diephuis, C. Vande B u n t e , C Howes, C. Jones, C. Borst, J. Kruizenga; Row 4: A. Deitz, I. Bundza, B, Steegstra, M. J. Mills, C. Beukema, K. V e r d u i n , H. Beckering, D. Kuiper, A. Sutton, J. T h o m a s , R. H e k m a n , L. Voorhorst, P. Decker

DELTA PHI OFFICERS First term

Delta Phi's carried off the victory banner at Homecoming with their ffoat "Chou T i m e " and also rated first place in the All-College with "It's a Big Wide Wonderful World." As a service project they made puppets for children at City Hospital. T h e formal "Cupid's Beau" was held at Morton House in Grand Rapids and the informal "Carnival" — complete with clowns, cotton candy and noisemakers — at Sleepy Hollow. Other social activities included a fall houseparty, homecoming luncheon, and date night with square dancing and pumpkin carving in a barn. T h e final farewell to the seniors was a treat of the officers and brought the year for the Delta Phi's to a fitting close. i

President — Linda Walvoord Vice-President — J a n Blom Secretary — J e a n e t t e Ellsworth T r e a s u r e r — Kathy Verduin Second term President — J a n Blom Vice-president — L i n d a D e W i t t Secretary — Gretchen H u l l Treasurer — Norma VanderLaan Third term President — Mary Klein Vice-president — Karen C u s h m a n Secretary — Nancy Zwart T r e a s u r e r — J a n e Kruizenga

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Left to right, Row 1: S. Bosshard, T . Van Bree, M. Wilson, J. Glass, S, P u e h l , S. Pontier, J. Wallace; Row 2: V. Kort, P. Stoner, M. Hallquist, N . Slagter, A. Collins, M. P y l m a n , N. Wessels, D. La Boueff; Row 3: D. Reifsneider, D, Hinz, B. C h a i n , L. Davis, C. Headlee, N. Mallory, S. Mooy, N. T e W i n k l e ; Row 4: F. Osborn, M. Hoekstra, D, Staat, J. Van DePolder, A. Schwallbach, G. D e Young, L. N o t t , C. C h u r c h , N. Harrison

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For the Dorians, the year began with a house party at T i m Buck II. They initiated their new sorority room in Gilmore Hall with fall rush. At Homecoming time, Dorians built the " T e n Gallon Victory" and welcomed alumnae at a luncheon. Date night featured an evening of "dune-schooning" at Goshorn. Carrying out its traditional service projects, the sorority sponsored a needy family at Christmas and participated in the Muscular Dystrophy Drive with other Hope societies. After the pre-exam pizza break at 11 Forno's, the members of Kappa Beta Phi worked to make their winter formal, "Soiriee Parisienne," an enjoyable night. Ann Collins led the Dorians to "Wonderful Copenhagen" for the All College Sing. T h e year's activities ended with an ice cream social, spring rush, the informal at Carousel Mountain, and the spring house party, at which the Dorians bid farewell to fifteen graduating seniors.

OFFICERS First T e r m President — Carolyn C h u r c h Vice-president — Nancy Harrison Secretary — L i n d a Davis T r e a s u r e r — Marcia P y l m a n Second T e r m President — Nancy Wessels Vice-president — J a n e t Glass Secretary — Kay Larison T r e a s u r e r — Marcia Pylman Third Term President — A n n Collins Vice-president — Nancy Slagter Secretary — Marty Hallquist T r e a s u r e r — Marcia Pylman

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Left to right, Row 1: B. Fisher, L. Brower, B. Yager, A. P. Havinga, J. Joseph; Row 2: M. Campbell, L. Kaylor, L. Wood, D. Synder, J, B u c k h o u t , S. W r i g h t ; Row 3: J. F. H a l a , L. Lucas, C. Yeager, B. Dietch, E. T a y l o r ; Row S. Short, G. Fridlington, S. Prins, P. Sayler, S. Schrandt

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H u t c h i n s o n , K. Owen, L. R e m t e m a , D. D e W i t t , B. Bruins, M. Leestma, H i n e , J. H o p p , J, Visscher, C. Hill, 4: N. French, B. Plewes, S. Spencer,

Kappa Delta Chi began its second year with the "Show Boat" steaming around the bend for fall rush. Homecoming was the next big event, and Big-Chief-Sit-on-BuIldogs was ready for the parade. Formal initiation and a luncheon followed. November found the Kappa Chi's and their dates enjoying a night on the dune schooners. In February, sea shells, fishnets and soft blue lights were the setting for "La Fond de la Mer," the winter tormal. Kappa Chi's literary meetings were visited by Miss Hellenga and Rev. Arthur Jentz. Spring rush, "Impressions," the informal, and a house party concluded a busy second year for Kappa Delta Chi. '

OFFICERS First Semester President — Linda Lucas Vice-president — Betty Dietch Secretary — Charyle Yeager T r e a s u r e r — B a r b Yager Second Semester President — Pat Sayler Vice-president — Joyce B u c k h o u t Secretary — Marty Campbell T r e a s u r e r — B a r b Yager

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Left to right, R o w 1: A. Ewart, C. Yonkers, L. T r o w b r i d g e . J. Beukema, J. Schrotenboer, L. M u n r o , K. D r y f h o u t , R . Wozney, J. De Korver; Row 2: S. Dykstra, M. Bates, G. Rypstra, J. C a m e r o n , P. Ashwood, B. Freggens, J. Dirkse, R. Yzenbaard, C. Erikson; Row 3: S. Steketee, P. Gabbey, F. Welcher, S. Dykerna, M. G r o e n e w o u d , N. Bush, M. H o f f m a n , M. Vande Vrede, A. Albers, P. Jones; Row 4: B. Vojak, S. Rose, B. Dekema, M. Oslerink, S. Schouten, D. Samec, L. Van H a v e r , P. Schoonmaker, L. Nilsson, N. Syversen

SIGMA IOTA BETA OFFICERS First t e r m

Operating from a new room in Gilmore, the Sibyllene sorority had a busy year. Social activities included a homecoming banquet, house party and date night. T h e winter formal "Interlude" was held at the Cascade Country Club, and was as big a success as the spring informal. Rev. Hillegonds spoke at one of their meetings, and another meeting was a joint meeting with the Knicks. But their calendar included events other than social activities. In the service area, Sibs gave a Christmas basket to a needy family and aided in the Muscular Dystrophy drive. T h e year ended in a solemn farewell to senior Sibs who were leaving along with an anticipation of a good year next year.

President — Sharon Dykstra Vice-president — Viv VanBlracom Secretary — Bernie Vojak T r e a s u r e r — Carole T i m k o v i c h Second term President — Bobbie Freggens Vice-president — J u d y Dirkse Secretary — Pat Ashwood T r e a s u r e r — Carole T i m k o v i c h T h i r d term President — Sharon Dykema Vice-president — Joyce Korver Secretary — Marilyn Dates T r e a s u r e r — Carole Timkovich

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Left to right, Row 1: H. Hoffmyer, K. Voskuil, C. Diephouse, L. Garter, N. Herbig, M. Vollink, A. Arends, N. Schadewald, J. Schulz; Row 2: M. Finlay, M. Reed, A. Knudsen, M. B u n d s c h u h , N. Vanden Berg, S. T e i n , A. Prins, P. Simpson, V. Huizenga; Row 3: N. Rector, M. Sayles, P. Dykstra, C. Reidsma, N. B o n j e r n o o r , J. Frissel, T . Finlay, R. Sytsma, G. Kryger, H . T a n , C. Eggert; Row 4: S. A. Emerson, J. V a n d e r Naald, C. Rollston, S. Kooistra, N. Nichols, G. Groterihuis, S. L u n d a h l , J. Alexander, A. Anderson. N. P r o t h r o , M. L u t h e r , L. W o l b r i n k , K. Lesemann

SIGMA SIGMA OFFICERS

Endeavoring to seek the highest and to strive for the best, Sorosites made fall a busy time. T h e r e were the traditional events, such as the Homecoming luncheon, the pledge dinner at II Forno's, the spaghetti dinner, and the date night at the Rathskellar. New activities also contributed to the lively first semester, as the Sorosites planned a rush party with the Fraters and a Christmas party for underprivileged children. "Liberstraum," the Winter Formal, was held at the Morton House in Grand Rapids. After this event came the All College Sing, in which Sorosis claimed second place with "Holiday Song." Spring, with its many Rush functions, the alumnae meeting, the Informal at the Castle, and the "Farewell to Seniors" picnic, brought to fulfillment another active year for Sigma Sigma.

First T e r m President — Pat Simpson Vice-president — Ginger Huizenga Secretary — Mary Finlay T r e a s u r e r — Nancy Bonjenoor Second T e r m President — Marge B u n d s c h u h Vice-president — Marilyn Reed Secretary — Ann Knudsen T r e a s u r e r — Nancy Bonjenoor Third Term President — Norie VandenBerg Vice-president — Sharon T e i n Secretary — Audrey Prins T r e a s u r e r — Nancy Bonjenoor

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A. Miedema, P. Van Lreiop, J. E u b a n k , L. Meengs, F. Shanholtzer, B. Cook, J. Richardson, J. Norton, C. Menning, R. Jackson, P. R a n s f o r d , J. Diffet, B. Cathcart; Row 5: D. Campbell, G. DeBoer, W . Bouma, B. E d m a n , B. Pangle, H . Vogelaan, R. Anher, C, VanWieren, H, Hoeksema, J. Knaap, R, Miller, P. Welton, C. Marschke, G. Gouwens; Row 6: D. Weener, N. Madsen, W . Michaelson, B. Oosterhouse, R. Bosman, G. Waanders, B, Menning, T . Ogren, J . Powell, J. Mulder, D. Sturgis, G. Peiper, R. Zuithoff, D. W h i t e

Left to right, Row 1: F. V a n L e n t e , W . H a n n e f o r d , H . Lucas, R. Donia, C. Postema, B. Nicholson, D. Piet, L. DeBoer, J. W a l d e n , T . V a n D a m , R. Schroeder, D. Berens, P. T e r p s t r a ; Row 2: E. Bolks, D. Hollenbach, M. Schrier, R. MacKay, L. Nagelvoort, C. Veurink, G. T e r b e e k , W . C h u r c h , D. DeVissen, R, R a a t j e s , R. TeBeest, P. Eenigenburg, B. McKinley; Row 3: A. Wilson, L. H a v e r k a m p , W. DeYoung, G. Hagans, B, Musselink, E. W a t r o n s , G. V a n W i e r e n , M. Scholtens, K. Dulow, G. M o r t o n , W . Peacock, R. Burgess. J. VanderKolk, J. Schrier, D, Renkes; Row 4: N. Alldritt, R . Bolt,

CHI PHI SIGMA Arcadians made the school year 1963-1964 a year for gathering trophies. T h e i r winning ways began in the fall, as they won first place in the fraternity division at the Homecoming float contest. Later in the semester, the men of Chi Phi Sigma carried off the fraternity academic trophy. They also received the academic trophy awarded during the second semester. In May, the Arkies brought the year to a triumphant close by winning the fraternity athletics trophy. Social activities were another important part of Arcadian life, as the men of Chi Phi Sigma enjoyed house parties and rush parties in their new living quarters. In addition, they also looked forward to the winter formal, "Winter Wonderland" and the spring informal, "Spring Rain." As their service project, the Arcadians continued to support a Greek orphan. A large spring pledge class increased membership to more than 90, and the graduating seniors trained the new brothers to uphold fraternity traditions such as the Arkie pinning ceremonies and serenades. 141

OFFICERS First Semester President — W . Ruggles C h u r c h Vice-president — J i m VanderKolk Secretary — Skip W a t r o u s T r e a s u r e r — Marty Scholtens Second Semester President — Marty Scholtens Vice-president — Larry H a v e r c a m p Secretary — Mike Schrier T r e a s u r e r — Jack Schrier

Muller, D. Lane. G. Boerhave, J. Eltring, R. Anderson, F. Summers, G. Harrison; Row 4: C. Lalowsky, E. Grabo, J. Vietor, J. Ehrlich, M. Bazendse, K. Carpenter, J. Gibbs, R. L i n d b l a d , R. Westerbeke, J. Wesselink, A. Dibble

Left to right, Row 1: C. Noteboom, R . Jones, C. Brandt, H . Hosteller, T . Broeker, R. Bauer, S. Dilko, R. Ripley, K. VanZoeren, T . Kwan; Row 2: M. Schipper, L. J. DeVries, R . Mieler, D. Reeves, P. Kieffer, M. McNeal, D. E m m e r l , T . Mixer, G. Durzee, R . Reznen; Row 3: D. Markle, J. VerSleeg, J. VanHoven, E. Wierzbicke, J.

OFFICERS First semester

KAPPA ETA NU With the coming of this school year, the Knicks moved into their new residence and prepared £or another year of fun and fellowship. Living together for the first time, the Knicks achieved closer ties and greater organization. T h e Knicks made a fine showing with their homecoming float called "End of the Trail," then won honorable mention in the AllCollege Sing with "Oh, You Beautiful Doll." Other areas in which the Knicks were active include intramural sports and service projects. T h e highlight of the social year was the Knick formal, "Wonderland by Night" at Carousel Mountain. After a successful rush highlighted by the traditional Gold Rush party and an Open House, the Knicks are looking forward to next year with the new members making important contributions of individuality and sportsmanship. 142

President — J o h n Melichar Vice-president — T i m Miner Secretary — Carl B r a n d t T r e a s u r e r — Mark Rottschafer Second semester President — T o m Broeker Vice-president — Jerry Boerhave Secretary — Ed Wierzbicki Treasurer — Mark Rottschafer

Left to right, Row 1; J. Lootens, S. Ming, D. O e h m , P. J o h n s o n . P. R a u w e r d i n k , A. E. Pearson. R. Kronemeyer, R. Fair, F. Remmelsleeiger; Row 2: P. Meengs, K. Walz, R . W i t t e r , J. Lemmerz, J. V a n T i l , J . Hoekstra, F. Wezeman, J. Flagg, D. Nash. B, Hill. B. Cronk. J. N u r d ; Row 3: P. E a m a n , P. Bauer, C. Milles. T . P. Kuiper, C. J. Buys, C. P o p p i n k , K. Quakkelaar, P. Bast, D. Striker.

J. Pruiksma, A. Smith; Row 4: B. H o p m a , B. W h i t e , G. Holvick, L, H u i s m a n , A. Slikkers, G. Garwood; field, C. W o r k m a n , J, Buleyn, P. J. Zwart, D. P o p p i n k , M. Sytesma,

Schantz, B. Luge, D. Cook. B. DeWitt, J. Mengs, J. Buys. J. Row 5: C. Langeland, T . ShefMiller, A. Palmer, W . Potter, W . Klerk, L. Stell. B. T i m m e r

OFFICERS First T e r m

OMICRON KAPPA EPSILON With their new dorm, furnished in the Fraternal tradition, as headquarters, the Praters had an active year. They first had the alumni dinner during Homecoming at Van Raalte's of Zeeland and the September literary meeting with Frater alumnus President VanderWerf. In the service area. Praters helped to make the muscular dystrophy drive the success it was. They made a fine showing in the All-College Sing and a successful intramural program climaxed by May Day. Both the fall and spring rushes had good pledge classes, and as the Praters say, "A good pledge class makes a good army night." Social highlights were the "Frolics" in the fall, the winter formal "Duerme" in Grand Rapids, and the spring informal at the Muskegon Country Club. T h e i r swan song was the last Fraternal meeting of the year, a solemn tribute to graduating members, a review of the year's events, and an anticipation of the next year's activities. 143

President - J i m Schaap Vice-president - Dave Nash Secretary - T o m Schade T r e a s u r e r — J i m Jurries Second T e r m President - Dave Nash Vice-president - J o h n Hoekstra Secretary — A1 Sudul T r e a s u r e r - Ken Quakkelaar Third Term President - J o h n Hoekstra Vice-president - Fred Wezeman Secretary — J i m Flagg T r e a s u r e r - Ken Walz

Walvoord, B. Welsh, P. Steketee, R. Matthews, J. Hill, J. Moored; Row 4: T . Griffen, T . DeLong, D, Ruselink, B. Dolphin, C. Burt, R. Nietering, J. Korf, T . McNeil, H . Hyink, R. Dietch, B. Neckers, J. Simons. J. Martin; Row 5: B. Klow, H. H o f f m a n , B. Reichardt, K. T e u s i n k , B, Race, J. Klein, D. Smith, J. DeSraidt, J. T e r p s t r a , G. Schaap, D. VanBeek, T . Cook, J. Gezon

Lett to right, Row 1: A. Osman, L. Cain, G. Pietenpol, R . Mulder, M. Lewis, J. Boelkins, D. Mouw, B. VanHoeven, B. Engelsman; Row 2: S. T e R o l l e r , J. Riemersma, F. Smies, L. Lemmenes, D. Ogden, A. DePagter, D, Heusinkveld, J. Kreunen, B. Lubbers, J. Albrecht. K. B. J a p , K. Postina; Row 3: R. Hoag, N. T e n B r i n k , J. R i d d e i , D. Stavenger, M. Bush, G. Bosworth, W . Coons, M. Snyder, C.

OFFICERS First T e r m

PHI KAPPA ALPHA Upon returning to school in the fall, the men of Phi Kappa Alpha found a new dormitory environment awaiting them. Filled with great expectations for the coming year, they found that the new surroundings provided a strengthening of the ties of brotherhood in friendship, truth, and progress — long cornerstones in the Cosmopolitan tradition. T h e end of first semester brought the winter formal, "Days of Wine and Roses," which was held at the Red Carpet in South Haven. Trophy time appeared in March as "Sweet Kentucky Babe" won first place for the men in green and white in the traditional All-College Sing. T h e month of April marked the formal initiation of 22 new members at a banquet at Van Raalte's. T h e highlight of the event was the formal initiation of Dr. D. Ivan Dykstra as an honorary member. T h e end of the year brought the spring informal in May, and the Cosmos once again a prime contender for the All-Sports trophy. As the seniors left, they took with them many memories of college years and fraternity activities. 144

President — T o m McNeil Vice-president — David Stavenger Secretary — Spriggs T e R o l l e r T r e a s u r e r — Dick Ruselink Second T e r m President — Arnie DePagter Vice-President — Pete Steketee Secretary — Skip Nienhuis T r e a s u r e r — Dick Ruselink Third Term President — Larry Lemmenes Vice-president — D a n Ogden Secretary — Mark Lewis T r e a s u r e r — Jim Serum

K. T e r p s t r a , G. VanderVelde, J. Insel, D. DeHollander, N. DeBoer, H. Brown, R . Folkerts, R. Westervelt, R. VanSchenkho£, K. Bakker, J. Sabo, J. DeVries, M, O n d r u s , P. Hesselink, L. Bolt; Row 4: Don DeMaster, J. R o n d a , S. Wilcox, L. VanAllsburg, H. Dykema, F. B a r r o n , J. Mace, R. Knol, L. Cole, L. V a n D e H o e f , R. Schlett, Dean DeMaster, J. L o h m a n , R. VanderBorgh, R . Gelok

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OFFICERS

PHI TAU NU T h e school year 1963-1964 brought increased ties of brotherhood and a strengthened membership to the Emersonians, as they took in almost 30 new men during the year. Fall brought the Homecoming activities including construction of "Hope Brands the Bulldogs," fall rush, and the beginning of inter-fraternity sports competition. During the winter, Emersonians and their dates enjoyed "Gypsy Holiday," the winter formal. Practice soon began for the Sing, where Peter Paulsen led the members through " T h e Halls of Ivy." Spring rush also occupied a number of evenings, but Emersonians were glad to initiate the new men and welcome them as brothers. With spring came the informal, "Younger than Springtime," at Carousel Mountain, and the final events in sports competition. As the Emersonians bid farewell to graduating brothers, they looked back on a year together — a year of house parties and formals, of keen competition in sports and music, and of late study nights and bidl sessions. 145

First T e r m President — Dick Newhouse Vice-president — Barry W e r k m a n Secretary — Dennis Vogel T r e a s u r e r — Bruce H e p b u r n Second T e r m President — James Reid Vice-president — P a u l W a c k e r b a r t h Secretary — Bob Edwards T r e a s u r e r — Bruce H e p b u r n

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SPERA IN DEO

W I L L I A M V A N D E R L U G T , Ph.D., Dean of the College

EK.DAL BUYS, C h a i r m a n of the Board of Trustees

R E I N VISSCHER, Business Manager

J O H N W. H O L L E N B A C H , Ph.D., Vice President

H E N R Y J. STEEPENS, A.M., T r e a s u r e r

PERSONNEL

A L L E N B. C O O K , B.D., College Pastor

W I L L I A M J. H I L M E R T , B.D., Dean of Men

ISLA VAN E E N E N A A M , A.B., Dean of W o m e n

L. J A M E S HARVEY, Ph.D., Dean of Students

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A L B E R T H. T I M M E R , A.M., Director of Admissions

R U T H T I D D , A.B., Assistant to the Director of Admissions

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R O G E R J. R I E T B E R G , Associate Director of Admissions

A D E L P H O S A. DYKSTRA, B.D., Director of C h u r c h Relations

J o A N N E H U E N I N K , Recorder

M A R I A N A. S T R Y K E R , A.Bâ&#x20AC;&#x17E; Director of A l u m n i Relations

J A N E T M U L D E R , A.B., Archivist

G E R A L D J. KRUYF, M.S., Director of Public Relations

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RELIGION AND BIBLE

(' L A M B E R T J. P O N S T E I N , S.T.M., Associate Professor of Religion a n d Bible

H E N R Y V O O G D , T h . D . , Professor of Religion a n d Bible a n d C h a i r m a n of the D e p a r t m e n t

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BASTIAN K R U I T H O F , Ph.D., Associate Professor of Bible

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PHILOSOPHY

D. IVAN DYKSTRA, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy a n d C h a i r m a n of the D e p a r t m e n t

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LANGUAGES

R A L P H M. P E R R Y , Ph.D., Professor of Romance Languages a n d C h a i r m a n of the D e p a r t m e n t

J O S E P H ZSIROS, Th.D., Associate Professor of Greek

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E D W A R D J. W O L T E R S , A.M., Professor of Latin a n d C h a i r m a n of Classical Languages

N E L L A MEYER, A.M., Professor of French

H U B E R T W E L L E R , A.M., Instructor in Spanish

H E R B E R T W . HINES, Ph.D., Instructor in Russian

M A R I E J. FEYT, A.M., Instructor in French

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M A R T I N N. R A L P H , B.S.. Instructor in Spanish

LANGUAGES

G E R H A R D F. M E G O W , Ph.D., Associate Professor of G e r m a n

W E R N E R W . H E I N E . A.M., Assistant Professor of G e r m a n

I EZRA F. G E A R H A R T , A.M., Associate Professor of G e r m a n and C h a i r m a n of the D e p a r t m e n t of G e r m a n

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ENGLISH

C L A R E N C E T . DE G R A A F , Ed.D., Professor of English a n d C h a i r m a n of the D e p a r t m e n t

E D W A R D E. B R A N D , Ed.D., Associate Professor of English

J O A N E. M U E L L E R , Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English

DELLA V A N D E R KOLK, A.M., Assistant in English

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R U T H DE W O L F E . A.M.. Assistant in English

J O H N W. H O L L E N B A C H , Ph.D., Professor of English

A. J A M E S PRINS, Ed.D., Professor of English

H E N R Y T E N H O O R , Ed.D.. Professor of English

E. J E A N P R O T H E R O E , A.M., Associate Professor of English

E D W A R D E. ERICSON. A.M.. Instructor in English

ZOE E. M U R R A Y , A.M., Assistant Professor of English

ENGLISH

V I R G I N I A A. C A R W E L L , A.M., Instructor in English

10 $ E D W A R D B. SAVAGE, Ph.D., Associate Professor of English

A N N E B R A T T , A.B., Assistant in English

SPEECH

DAVID A. K A R S T E N , A.M., Instructor in Speech

m . H A R O L D MIKLE, A.M., Assistant Professor of Speech

W I L L I A M S C H R I E R , Ph.D., Professor of Speech a n d C h a i r m a n of the D e p a r t m e n t

JAMES J. MALCOLM, S.T.M., Instructor in Speech

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STANLEY H A R R I N G T O N , M.F.A., Instructor in Art

M A R C I A J. W O O D , M.F.A., Instructor in Art

JAMES K, LOVELESS, M.F.A., Instructor in Art and C h a i r m a n of the D e p a r t m e n t

MUSIC M O R R E T T E L. R I D E R , Ed.D., Professor of Music T h e o r y a n d I n s t r u m e n t

R O B E R T W. C A V A N A U G H , Ed.D., Professor of Music T h e o r y and Voice, C h a i r m a n of t h e D e p a r t m e n t of Music

R O B E R T M. CECIL, M.Mus., Assistant Professor of Music

C H A R L E S C. A S C H B R E N N E R , M.Mus., I n s t r u c t o r in Music

J A N T I N A W. H O L L E M A N , A.M., Associate Professor of Music T h e o r y

JOYCE M. M O R R I S O N , M M., Instructor in Music

A N T H O N Y K O O I K E R , Ph.D., Professor of Music T h e o r y a n d Piano

R O G E R E. DAVIS, M.Mus., Instructor in Music

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E L D O N D. G R E I J , M.S., Instructor in Biology

P A U L VAN FAASEN, A.M., Instructor in Biology

N O R M A N W . RIECK, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biology

•*» A EVA B. VAN SCHAACK, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biology

E L I S A B E T H A. KOCH, B.S., Instructor in Biology

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BIOLOGY

P H I L I P G. C R O O K . Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biology a n d C h a i r m a n of the D e p a r t m e n t

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L O R R A I N E K. H E L L E N G A , A.M., Instructor in Chemistry

I R W I N J. B R I N K , Ph.D., Associate Professor of Chemistry

CHEMISTRY i

\ G E R R I T VAN ZYL, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry a n d C h a i r m a n of the D e p a r t m e n t

E U G E N E C. JEKEL, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry

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J. HARVEY K L E I N H E K S E L , Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry

H A R R Y F. FRISSEL, Ph.D., Professor of Physics a n d C h a i r m a n of t h e D e p a r t m e n t

PHYSICS

C L A R E N C E KLEIS, A.M., Professor of Physics

ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

D W I G H T B, Y N T E M A , Ph.D., Professor of Economics a n d Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n

K E N N E T H J. W E L L E R , Ph.D.. Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration

A D R I A N J, KLAASEN, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration

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* JAY E. F O L K E R T , Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics a n d C h a i r m a n of the D e p a r t m e n t

MATHEMATICS F R A N K C. S H E R B U R N E , J R . , M.S., Assistant Professor of Mathematics

BARBARA E. LOVELESS, M A X . , Instructor in Mathematics

J O H N VAN 1 W A A R D E N , A.M., Assistant Professor of Mathematics

C H A R L E S A. S T E K E T E E , A.M. Associate Professor of Mathematics

W I L L I A M R. B A R L O W , Ph.D., Assistant Professor of History

HISTORY DAVID L. CLARK, B.D., Instructor in History

DAVID O. P O W E L L , Ph.D., Assistant Professor of History

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POLITICAL SCIENCE J A M E S D. VAN P U T T E N , Ph.D., Professor of Political Science a n d C h a i r m a n of the D e p a r t m e n t

P A U L G. F R I E D , Ph.D., Professor of History a n d C h a i r m a n of the D e p a r t m e n t

ALVIN W . V A N D E R BUSH, A.M., Associate Professor of Political Science

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J O H N J. VER BEEK, A.M., Professor of Education

H E L E N V. S C H O O N , A.M., Assistant Professor of Education

EDUCATION D O U G L A S J. DUFFY, Ph.D., Associate Professov of Education

G A R R E T T V A N D E R B O R G H , A.M., Professor of Education a n d C h a i r m a n of the D e p a r t m e n t

T U N I S BAKER, Ph.D., Professor of Science Education i

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PSYCHOLOGY R O B E R T S. B R O W N , Ed.D., I n s t r u c t o r in Psychology

L A R S I. G R A N B E R G , Ph.D., Professor of Psychology

E. P H I L I P VAN EYL, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology

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SOCIOLOGY

D O N A L D A. C L E L L A N D , A.M., Instructor in Sociology

E A R L E. HALL, A.M., Assistant Professor of Sociology a n d C h a i r m a n of t h e D e p a r t m e n t

W I L L I A M V A N D E R L U G T , Ph.D., Professor of Sociology

^ / J O A N PYLE, A.M.. Instructor in Physical Education

L A W R E N C E J. G R E E N , Ph.D., Professor of Physical Education and C h a i r m a n of t h e D e p a r t m e n t

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

DARYL S I E D E N T O P , A.M., Instructor i n Physical Education

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RUSSELL B. DE V E T T E , A.M., Associate Professor of Physical Education

G O R D O N M. B R E W E R , A.M., Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Director of Athletics

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LIBRARY STAFF

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E. JEAN H O L C O M B E , A.B. in L.S., Catalogue Librarian

I R E N E VER BEEK, Assistant

M Y R T L E L U T H , Assistant

M. LOIS BAILEY, B.S. in L.S., Reference Librarian l

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A N D R E W V A N D E R ZEE, A.M. in L.S., Catalogue Librarian

E U N I C E BOS, Assistant

J O H N R. MAY, M.S. in L.S., Head Librarian

K A T H L E E N SIKKEMA, Assistant

M A R G A R E T LIEVENSE, Assistant

GLADYS H1NGA. Assistant

STUDENTS

CLASS OF 1964

C A R O L E J. AARDSMA Holland, Mich. Art

KAREN D. A N D R E A S E N Holland, Mich. Political Science-History

A R L E N E F. A R E N D S Lansing, 111. Latin Sigma Sigma M o r t a r Board

R O B E R T E. B A A R E M A N Grandville, Mich. Religion

DAVID J. BACH Sheboygan, Wis. Philosophy Phi Kappa Alpha

L A U R A LEE B A R R A T T Maple City, Mich. English Sigma Iota Beta

INGEBORG BAUER H a m b u r g , West G e r m a n y History

R O B E R T F. B A U E R Douglaston, N.Y. History Kappa Eta N u

ALISON S. BECK Little Falls, N.J. English Alpha G a m m a Phi

MARYANNE BEUKELMAN Corsica, S.D. Social Studies M o r t a r Board

J U D I T H L. BEUKEMA Wyoming, Mich. English-French Sigma Iota Beta

JAN M. B L O M Chicago, 111. English-Speech Delta P h i

J U L I A A. B L O U G H Allendale, Mich. English Sigma Sigma

KAREN L. BLUM Rochester, N.Y. English Sigma Iota Beta

DAVID P. BOELHOUWER T h r e e Bridges, N.J English Kappa Eta Nu

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CLASS OF 1964

C A R O L J. BOERSMA G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Spanish Kappa Beta Phi

E R V I N J. BOLKS Allegan, Mich. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Chi P h i Sigma

C A R O L R. B O N T H U I S G r a n d Rapids, Mich. English Delta Phi

J A N M. B O P P H o l l a n d , Mich. Biology

L I N D A E. B R A M W E L L Saugatuck, Mich. English

C A R L P. B R A N D T Royal Oak, Mich. Chemistry Kappa Eta Nu

HENRY BREEDERLAND, JR. H o l l a n d , Mich. History

LOIS M. BREEDERLAND Utica, Mich. English-Spanish

DALE A. B R I N K S H o l l a n d , Mich. English

LESLEY J. B R O W E R Sioux Center, Iowa English Kappa Delta Chi

B E T T Y G. B R U I N S W a u p u n , Wis. English Kappa Delta Chi

M A R G A R E T R. BUNDSCHUH Webster, N.Y. Psychology Sigma Sigma

S H A R O N R. B U R R I L L Mohawk, N.Y. Biology Sigma Sigma

183

JUDY A, C A M E R O N Cleveland, O h i o Political Science Sigma Iota Beta

J A M E S S. C E T O N Muskegon Heights, Mich. Biology

CLASS OF 1964

D A N I E L K. C H A N Kowloon City, H o n g Kong Chemistry Blue Key

M A D E L E I N E M. C H A N G Taipei, Taiwan Art Delta Phi

C H A R L E S L. CHRISTENSEN H o l l a n d , Mich. Biology P h i Kappa A l p h a

J U D Y S. C H R I S T E N S E N H o l l a n d , Mich. Mathematics Delta P h i M o r t a r Board

CAROLYN M. C H U R C H Hackensack, N.J. English Kappa Beta Phi

W I L L I A M R. C H U R C H Flushing, N.Y. Chemistry Chi P h i Sigma

T H O M A. CONEY H o l l a n d , Mich. Physics

K E N N E T H A. C O O K H o l l a n d , Mich. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n

DAVID L. C O O P E R G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Psychology Phi T a u Nu

C A R O L A. C R O N K Little Falls, N.J, English A l p h a G a m m a Phi

J O H N C. C R O Z I E R H o l l a n d , Mich. Speech Phi T a u Nu

L. C A L V E R T C U R L I N Allegan, Mich. Chemistry

K A R E N C. C U S H M A N Port H u r o n , Mich. English Delta Phi

S A N D R A J. DAVIOU Clifton, N.J. Sociology Kappa Beta P h i

J U N E D. DAVIS Yonkers, N.Y. English-Spanish Kappa Beta Phi

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CLASS OF 1964

R U T H M. DE BOER Chicago Heights, III. Speech-English Alpha Gamma Phi

B R U C E C. DE DEE G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Biology

DAVID L. DE VISSER H o l l a n d , Mich. Psychology Chi P h i Sigma

J A M E S E. D E V R I E S Hammond, Ind. History Phi Tau Nu

L I N D A R. D E W I T T Zeeland, Mich. English Delta P h i

GAY E. DE Y O U N G Chicago, III. English Kappa Beta Phi

C A R O L A. D I E P H O U S E Muskegon, Mich. Humanities Sigma Sigma

S T E P H E N C. D I T K O Yonkers, N.Y. Economics Kappa Eta N u

J O H N H. D R Y F H O U T L o m b a r d , 111, History

K E N N E T H E. D U L O W Bloomfield, N.J. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Chi P h i Sigma

C O N R A D N. DE M A S T E R A R N O L D J. DE P A G T E R Cedar Grove, Wis. Oostburg, Wis. Classics English Phi T a u Nu Phi Kappa Alpha

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JACK O. DERKS H o l l a n d , Mich. Biology

/VILLIAM E. DE Y O U N G South Holland, 111. Economics Chi P h i Sigma

DAVID M. D U N N East Lansing, Mich. Psychology A l p h a Phi Omega

CLASS OF 1964

R O B E R T G. D U N T O N Glen Rock, N.J. English-Speech Kappa Eta N u

B O N N I E S. DYER Battle Creek, Mich. English Kappa Delta Chi

S H A R O N J. DYKEMA Morrison, 111. Humanities Sigma Iota Beta

S H A R O N G. D Y K S T R A T H O M A S W . DYKSTRA Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. H o l l a n d , Mich. Biology Political Science Sigma Iota Beta Chi Phi Sigma

P A U L J. E E N I G E N B U R G H o l l a n d , Mich. Mathematics Chi P h i Sigma

J E A N E T T E G. ELLSWORTH Dexter, Mich. Art Delta P h i

J O H N L. ELVE Sparta, Mich. English

R I C H A R D G. ELZINGA Shedd, Ore. History

THOMAS EWART Bloomfield, N.J. History

C H R I S T I N E E. FERRUZZI Yonkers, N.Y. Psychology Alpha Gamma Phi

R O B E R T J. FIALKO Saddle Brook, N.J. Political Science Phi T a u N u

BARBARA R FISHER G r a n d Haven, Mich. Music Kappa Delta Chi

TRACY J FISHER N o r t h p o r t , N.Y. Speech Kappa Delta Chi

MARY A. F O L K E R T Lansing, 111. Latin Sigma Iota Beta

186

P A T R I C I A A. F R A N C I S B A R B A R A L. F R E G G E N S C h a t h a m . N.Y. New Brunswick, N.J. English Political Science Sigma Iota Beta

N O R M A P. F R E N C H Basking Ridge, N.J. Psychology Kappa Delta Chi

G A I L M. F R I D L I N G T O N Teaneck, N.J. Sociology Kappa Delta Chi

A N N G. G A R D N E R H u d s o n , N.Y. Music Alpha Gamma Phi

LOUISE M. G A R T E R G r a n d Rapids, Mich. English Sigma Sigma

J O H N A. GEZON G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Chemistry P h i Kappa A l p h a

J A N E T L, GLASS Maywood, N.J. French Kappa Beta P h i

B R U C E B. G O O D W I N Cleveland, O h i o Greek

ALFRED GRAMS Benton H a r b o r , Mich. History Blue Key

J O H N P. G R E Z E C h a t h a m , N.Y. Chemistry A l p h a Phi Omega

G L E N N D. GUTKNECHT Holland, Mich. Biology Phi T a u Nu

C U R T I S D. HAAKSMA Holland, Mich. Business Administration Omicron Kappa Epsilon

J A N E S. H A M L I N Holland, Mich. Humanities

PAUL R. HANDY Sodus, Mich. Chemistry A l p h a P h i Omega

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NANCY J. H A R R I S O N Toledo, Ohio Psychology K a p p a Beta P h i

R O N A L D L. HARTGERINK / e e l a n d , Mich. Chemistry Blue Key

A R L E N E A. HAVERDINK Dearborn, Mich. English-Spanish Delta Phi

JAMES W . H A W K I N S East Lansing, Mich. Chemistry Blue Key

D I A N A G. H E L L E N G A T h r e e Oaks, Mich. Spanish Alpha Gamma Phi

B A R B A R A A. HENEVELD Muskegon, Mich. English Sigma Sigma

B R U C E A. H E P B U R N W h i t e s t o n e , N.Y. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Phi T a u Nu

NANCY A. H E R B I G G r a n d Rapids, Mich. English Sigma Sigma

GARY M. H I E F T J E Zeeland, Mich. Chemistry

C Y N T H A J. H I L L W a s h i n g t o n , N.J. French-English Kappa Delta Chi

G E O R G I A A. HINZMANN Hancock, Mich. Spanish

J O H N W. HOEKSTRA H o l l a n d , Mich. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Omicron Kappa Epsilon

C A R O L J. H O E K Z E M A G r a n d Rapids, Mich. English Sigma Sigma

HARVEY B. H O F F M A N Scarsdale, N.Y. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Phi Kappa A l p h a

H E L E N R. H O F F M Y E R G r a n d Rapids, Mich. English Sigma Sigma

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CLASS OF 1964

JUDY A. H O L K E B O E R HoHand, Mich. English-German

C H A R L E S J. H O L L E M A N H o l l a n d , Mich. Mathematics

S H A R R O N J. HOLLEMAN H o l l a n d , Mich. German-English

DAVID J. HOLLENBACH H o l l a n d , Mich. Physics Chi-Phi Sigma Blue Key

T H E O D O R E D. H O O K Erie. 111. Mathematics

B A R B A R A L. H O S K I N S Schenectady, N. Y. English Kappa Beta Phi

J. H A R O L D HOSTETTER Wellesley, Mass, History Kappa Eta N u

D O R I S E. H O U C K Bedminster, N.J. Psychology

K E N N E T H J. H O V I N G H Allendale, Mich. Religion

J O A N R. H O P P Jenison, Mich. English Kappa Delta Chi

JAMES C. H O W E L L P o m p t o n Plains, N.J. Biology-Chemistry

LOIS M. H U I S J E N Fremont, Mich. English Alpha G a m m a P h i

MARY N. H U I Z E N H o l l a n d , Mich. English Alpha G a m m a Phi

189

V I R G I N I A L. H U I Z E N G A Western Springs, III. English Sigma Sigma

G R E T C H E N L. H U L L B r a n d o n , Wis. German-English Delta P h i

CLASS OF 1964

R I C H A R D G. H U Y L E R Clifton, N.J. Psychology

R A L P H E. JACKSON, JR. F r a n k f o r t , Mich. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n

ROBERT W.JACKSON Williston Park, N.Y. Religion A l p h a Phi Omega

B A R B A R A C. J A C O B H o l l a n d , Mich. English

J E R O M E JANSMA Canonsburg, Pa. English

E L E A N O R M. J U N G Wayne, N.J. English Kappa Delta Chi

JAMES L. J U R R I E S G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Economics O m i c r o n Kappa Epsilon

J E A R L S. J O H N S O N , J R . Williamson, N.Y. English Blue Key

R O B E R T E. J O N E S Albany, N.Y. Psychology Kappa Eta Nu

J A C Q U E L I N E K. J O S E P H Hopkins, Mich. English Kappa Delta Chi

fr M A R S H A L. K A P E R H a m i l t o n , Mich. Spanish

D O N A L D F. K A R D U X H o l l a n d , Mich. Speech

L I N D A R . KAYLOR Allegan, Mich. English Kappa Delta Chi

J O A N R. KENNEDY Ringoes, N.J. Spanish Sigma Sigma

W I L L I A M D. KEEN H o l l a n d , Mich. Biology

190

CLASS OF 1964

P A U L W . KJEFFER Kenmore, N.Y. Political Science Kappa Eta N u

J O H N R. KLEIN Chicago, 111. Physics Phi T a u T u

MARY L. K L E I N Fremont, Mich. History Delta Phi

BELLE R . KLEIN H E KSEL Holland, Mich. Music

W A L Y N E L. K N O P E R Zeeland, Mich. Business Administration

If A N N R . KNUDSEN Chicago, 111. English Sigma Sigma

J O H N R. K O E L B E L Jackson, Mich. Mathematics Phi Kappa A l p h a

J U D Y A. K O L L E N Vicksburg, Mich. Mathematics Kappa Beta Phi

W E N D E L L J. K O L L E N Holland, Mich. Physics

JAMES D. K O R F G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Speech Phi Kappa Alpha

VELMA J. K O R F G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Biology Kappa Beta P h i

A R L O A Y. K O R T Hudsonville, Mich. Humanities

G A I L E R D L. K O R V E R Nooksack, Wash. Chemistry

DALE L. KRAAI Holland, Mich. Religion

JOYCE K. KRAAK Holland, Mich. English Sigma Iota Beta

191

CLASS OF 1964

ALICE M. K R A G T H o l l a n d , Mich, Latin

A R T H U R J. K R A M E R H o l l a n d , Mich. Biology Chi P h i Sigma

E S T E R H . K.UIPER South Haven, Mich. English Kappa Beta P h i

D I A N E E. LA B O U E F F H o l l a n d , Mich. Psychology Kappa Beta P h i

G. C H A R L E S L A N T A Y Hicksville, N.Y. Religion

R O B E R T J. LANTING, JR. H o l l a n d , Mich. Biology

A L L A N G. L E B B I N Cicero, 111. Biology-Chemistry Kappa Eta N u

LARRY H. LEMMENES W a u p u n , Wis. Psychology P h i Kappa A l p h a

M A R K A. L E W I S S o u t h p o r t , Conn. English P h i Kappa A l p h a

J O H N H . LOBBES Chicago, 111. Mathematics

JAMES A. LUCAS H o l l a n d , Mich. Music Chi P h i Sigma

L I N D A A. LUCAS H o l l a n d , Mich. Psychology-Biology Kappa Delta C h i

R O B E R T H . MACKAY St. Joseph, Mich. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Chi Phi Sigma

E D W A R D H. M A R S I L J E Holland, Mich. Business Administration

J O H N D. M A R T I N Rochelle Park, N.J. English Phi Kappa Alpha

192

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J O S E P H H. MAYNE A r u b a , N e t h . Antilles Mathematics Blue Key

K A R E N J. McEALL H o l l a n d , Mich. English

W I L L I A M L. M E E N G S Zeeland, Mich. Chemistry

J O H N E. M E L 1 C H A R Millport, N.Y. Philosophy Kappa Eta N u

J A N E T H. MERSON Nyack, N.Y. Art Sigma Sigma

G E O R G E J. MEYER Nw York, N.Y. Psychology

J U D I T H S. M I E D E M A Chicago, 111. English Delta P h i

R O B E R T H. M I L L E R Demarest, N.J. Biology

C A R O L A. M O G L E Niles, Mich. English Alpha G a m m a Phi

SUSAN M. MOOY Marcellus, Mich. Spanish Kappa Beta P h i

ALFAYO N. M O T U R I Kisii, Kenya Eonomics A l p h a P h i Omega

DAVID R . M O U W G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Chemistry Phi Kappa A l p h a Blue Key

R O G E R L. M A X A M H o l l a n d , Mich. Psychology Alpha Phi Omega

193

BLAINE E. M c K l N L E Y Pittsburgh, Pa. History Chi Phi Sigma

T H O M A S F. M c N E I L G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Psychology Phi Kappa A l p h a Blue Key

CLASS OF 1964

R E G I N A G. M U E L L E R N o r t h Bergen, N.J. German

R O G E R J. M U L D E R Holland, Mich. Psychology

MARY J. N A G E L V O O R T Holland, Mich. English-French Delta P h i

T E R R Y L. NAGELVOORT Holland, Mich. Economics Chi P h i Sigma

DAVID R . NASH Northville, Mich. Mathematics O m i c r o n Kappa Epsilon

R I C H A R D A. NEWHOUSE, JR. Mineola, N.Y. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Phi T a u Nu

ALAN R . NIES G r a n d Rapids. Mich. English

SARA A. N I L E S H o l l a n d , Mich. English

L I N D A M. NILSSON Rochester, N.Y. Humanities Sigma Iota Beta

S T E P H E N A. NORDSTROM Port Washington, N.Y. English Phi T a u Nu

L I N D A A. N O T T Fairview, 111. English-Latin Kappa Beta P h i

J O H N H. NYBOER Crosse Pointe, Mich. Biology Phi T a u Nu

DAVID E. OAKLEY Denver, Colo. Chemistry

JOY O ' C O N N O R New York, N.Y. English Sigma Iota Beta

D A N I E L L. O G D E N D u m o n t , N.J. Religion Phi Kappa A l p h a Blue Key

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G I L B E R T O. O G O N J I Kisii, Kenya Biology Alpha Phi Omega

L I N D A A. OLSON Hopkins, Mich. English Kappa Delta Chi

C L A I R E E. O S B O R N Plainfield, N.J. Biology Alpha G a m m a P h i

A L B E R T J. OSMAN G r a n d J u n c t i o n , Mich. Mathematics Phi Kappa A l p h a

MARCIA L. O S T E R I N K H o l l a n d , Mich. Humanities Sigma Iota Beta

P E T E R M. PAULSEN Elmsford, N.Y. Philosophy Phi T a u Nu

K A T H L E E N E. PAYNE A m s t e r d a m , N.Y. English Alpha Gamma Phi

M A R J O R I E E. PECK Schuylerville, N.Y. Humanities

T H O M A S K. P E D D I E Cleveland, O h i o English Kappa Eta N u

G L E N N D. P I C K A R D Muskegon, Mich. English

ROSEMARY P I E R S M A South Holland, 111. English Delta P h i

T H O M A S M. P O O L Union City, N.J. German-French Blue Key

AVELYN E. P O S T M A G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Psychology

A U D R E Y E. P R I N S Muskegon, Mich. English Sigma Sigma

K E N N E T H J. QUAKKELAAR H o l l a n d , Mich. Business Administration Omicron Kappa Epsilon

195

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CLASS OF 1964

R O B E R T B. R A A T J E S Chicago, 111. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Chi P h i Sigma

CATHERINE RATMEYER H o l l a n d , Mich. History-Sociology

DAVID M. R E A R D O N N w York, N.Y. History

M A R I L Y N E, R E E D Glen Rock, N.J. English Sigma Sigma

JAMES J . R E I D Teaneck, N.J. History Phi T a u Nu

I . E O R A M. R E M T E M A Grandville, Mich. English Kappa Delta Chi

L E A N N E L. RIDDERHOFE Chicago, 111. English Kappa Delta Chi

R O B E R T H. R I P L E Y G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Chemistry Kappa Eta Nu

ALAN G. R O B E R T S O N Milltown, N.J. Chemistry Chi Phi Sigma

H E L E N M. ROSE H a w t h o r n e , N.J. Psychology Sigma Iota Beta

MYRA J. R O Z E B O O M West Olive, Mich. English-Spanish Kappa Beta Phi

GAYLE R U I S A R D Chicago, 111. Humanities Kappa Delta Chi

R I C H A R D A. R U S E L I N K Sheboygan Falls, Wis. Mathematics P h i K a p p a Alpha

ADELTRAUT RUTSCH St. Joseph, Mich. German

D O N N A M. RYNBRANDT Dorr, Mich. Biology

196

CLASS OF 1964

M A R G A R E T A. RYNBRANDT Dorr, Mich, Biology

J A C Q U E L I N E R. SCHROTENBOER G r a n d Rapids, Mich. English Sigma Iota Beta

P A T R I C I A E. SIMPSON L i n d e n , N.J. Psychology Sigma Sigma

GAYLE F. R Y P S T R A G r a n d Rapids, Mich. English-German Sigma Iota Beta

C A R O L SALM St. Anne, III. English-Spanish Kappa Beta Phi

D I A N E P. SAMEC Berwyn, 111. English Sigma Iota Beta

P A T R I C I A J. SAYLER Bayside, N.Y. Psychology Kappa Delta Chi

J A N I C E M. SCHULZ Oostburg, Wis. English-Latin Sigma Sigma

MABEL V. SEAMAN Bronxville, N.Y. English Sigma Iota Beta

L I N D A S. S E L A N D E R Chicago, 111. Latin Alpha Gamma Phi

R I C H A R D W. SHATTUCK Plainwell, Mich. Biology

T E R R Y L. SLAGER Edwardsburg, Mich. Chemistry

JAMES D. SLEE South Haven, Mich. Chemistry A l p h a Phi Omega

KARA GAY S M I T H Holland, Mich. Biology Sigma Sigma

197

P A T R I C I A L. S M I T H G r a n d Rapids, Mich. English-Spanish Alpha G a m m a P h i

CLASS OF 1964

D O R O T H Y SNYDER Lansing, III. English K a p p a Delta Chi

J O S E P H D. S O L M A N Muskegon, Mich. Chemistry

S H A R O N L. S P E N C E R B i r m i n g h a m , Mich. German-English Kappa Delta Chi

DARREL W. STAAT H o l l a n d , Mich. English

DAVID J. S T E G I N K Muskegon, Mich. English

V E R N O N J. S T E R K H o l l a n d , Mich. English Phi T a u Nu

J O H N C. STEVENS Hackensack, N.J. Economics

LUCY E. STEVENS Marblehead, Ohio English

P E N N Y J. S T O N E R Saginaw, Mich. Chemistry Kappa Beta Phi

M A R K A. SUWYN Denver, Colo. Chemistry Kappa Eta Nu

A L I C E A. T A L L M A N Lodi. N.J. English

P A U L M. T A N I S , 11 H a w t h o r n e , N.J. History A l p h a Phi Omega

J O H N A. S W A R T H i n g h a m , Wis. Chemistry

J U D I T H K. S W I E R I N G A H o l l a n d , Mich. Social Studies

NELSON J. T E C R O N E Y Clymer, N.Y. English Phi T a u Nu

CLASS OF 1964

S H A R O N L. T E I N Kalamazoo, Mich. Humanities Sigma Sigma

A R V I N R. T E N B R I N K H o l l a n d , Mich. English

I.ARRY W . T E N PAS Sheboygan, Wis. Chemistry

G L E N A. T E R BEEK Holland, Mich. Mathematics Chi P h i Sigma

J. P A U L T E U S I N K H o l l a n d , Mich. Chemistry

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* NANCY L. T E W I N K L E Clymer, N.Y. English Kappa Beta Phi

DONALD H. THOMPSON T a p p a n , N.Y. History Alpha Phi Omega

L I N D A J. TROWBRIDGE High Falls, N.Y. English Sigma Iota Beta

C A R O L A. T U R K S T R A Chicago, 111. English

R O B E R T E. T I G E L A A R D O U G L A S P. T O X O P E U S B i r m i n g h a m , Mich. G r a n d Haven, Mich. Chemistry Political Science Phi Kappa Alpha Phi T a u N u Blue Key

M A R G A R E T A. TRAXLER St. Joseph, Mich. English

LESLIE VAN B E V E R E N H o l l a n d , Mich. Religion

L E N O R A M. VANDEN BERG Kalamazoo, Mich. English-Speech Sigma Sigma

199

L Y N N E VANDE B U N T E H o l l a n d , Mich. Philosophy M o r t a r Board

CLASS OF 1964

J E A N A. VAN DE P O L D E R Kalamazoo, Mich. Biology-Chemistry Kappa Beta P h i

T E R R Y J. VAN H E Y N I N G E N H o l l a n d , Mich. English

F R E D E R I C K D. VAN T A T E N H O V E Sheboygan Falls, Wis. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n P h i Kappa A l p h a

RICHARD VANDER BORGH West Sayville, N.Y. History P h i T a u Nu

WILLIAM VAN H O E V E N , J R . Grandville, Mich. Chemistry Phi Kappa A l p h a

J A M E S E. VAN T I L Grandville, Mich. Business-Psychology Omicron Kappa Epsilon

J O A N K, V A N D E R VEEN Lafayette, Ind. Biology Sigma Iota Beta

M A R C I A B. VANDE V R E D E G r a n d Rapids, Mich. Psychology Sigma Iota Beta

THOMAS C. VAN DYKE Hudsonville, Mich. Chemistry

C H A R L O T T E D. VAN H U I S H o l l a n d , Mich. Biology

C H R I S T I A N E. VAN L O N K H U Y Z E N Fennville, Mich. Chemistry

J U D I T H A. VAN R A A L T E Holland, Mich. English

G L E N N L. VAN W I E R E N H o l l a n d , Mich. Biology Chi P h i Sigma

RUTH VAN W I T Z E N B U R G Chicago, 111. English

K E I T H J. VAN Z O E R E N Zeeland, Mich. Psychology Kappa Eta N u

200 I

CLASS OF 1964

R O N A L D C. VENHUIZEN G r a n d Rapids, Mich. History P h i Kappa A l p h a

CHARLES H. VEURINK G r a n t , Mich. Chemistry Chi P h i Sigma

J O A N N E K. VISSCHER Kalamazoo, Mich. English-German Kappa Delta Chi

B E R N A D I N E E. VOJAK Chicago, III. English Sigma Iota Beta

MARY L. V O L L I N K Hopkins, Mich. English-French Sigma Sigma

KAREN R . V O S K U I L Baldwin, Wis. English Sigma Sigma M o r t a r Board

J O H N M. VOSS H o l l a n d , Mich. Religion

P A U L H. WACKERBARTH Hackensack, N.J. History Phi T a u Nu

C A R O L L. W A G N E R Hammond, Ind. Speech

D O U G L A S J. WALVOORD Muskegon, Mich. Chemistry P h i Kappa A l p h a

LINDA R. WALVOORD Glen Rock, N.J. English jjeita Phi M .ar Board

D I A N E D. W A S H B U R N St. Joseph, Mich. Humanities Sigma Sigma

E L B E R T H. W A T R O U S Schenectady, N.Y. History-Political Science Chi Phi Sigma

C A R L R. WEISS H o l l a n d . Mich. Business Administration Phi T a u Nu

R. B R U C E W E L M E R S Los Angeles, Calif. Mathematics

201

CLASS OF 1964

I R I C H A R D J. W E L S H St, Joseph, Mich. Sociology Phi Kappa A l p h a

B A R R Y L. W E R K M A N Chicago, 111. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Phi T a u Nu

NANCY K. WESSELS G r a n d R a p i d s , Mich. English Kappa Beta P h i

F R E D E R I C K H. WEZEMAN Evergreen Park, 111. Biology O m i c r o n Kappa Epsilon

JACK K. W H I T E Santa Ana, Calif. Philosophy Phi T a u Nu

LOIS M. W I L S O N Closter, N.J. English-French Sigma Iota Beta

B O N N I E J. WISSINK Baldwin, Wis. Psychology Sigma Iota Beta

R I C H A R D H. W I T T E R Lanesboro, Mass. English Omicron Kappa Epsilon

T H O M A S P. WOMBWELL Rochester, N.Y. Philosophy A l p h a P h i Omega

L U C I L L E A. W O O D P o m p t o n Plains, N.J. French-English Kappa Delta Chi

K A R E N L. W O O D L E Y South Haven, Mich. Psychology-Sociology Kappa Beta P h i

J O H N S. W O O D W A R D W h e a t o n , 111. History Kappa Eta N u

R U T H A. W O Z N E Y H a w t h o r n e , N.J. English Sigma Iota Beta

202

ANN H. WYLIE H o l l a n d , Mich. Spanish

E D W I N C. W Y N N E Allegan, Mich. Physics

CLASS OF 1964 Jfyf ^ ^

N A N C Y A. Z W A R T Kalamazoo, Mich. Mathematics-English Delta P h i M o r t a r Board

A N N E. C O L L I N S Bronx, N.Y. Political Science Kappa Beta Phi

NANCY J. SCHADEWALD H u r l e y , N.Y. Political Science Sigma Sigma

NOT PICTURED L E O M. A R T H U R H o l l a n d , Mich. English

B A R B A R A A, H U I Z E N G A H o l l a n d , Mich. English

K E I T H B. B A L C O M Holland, Mich. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n

C A R O L G. K U Y P E R Chicago, 111. Speech

H E N R Y V. B O L T G r a n d Haven, Mich. Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n A l p h a P h i Omega

T O N Y L. B. K W A N H o n g Kong Mathematics Kappa Eta N u

J A M E S S. BOYD H o l l a n d , Mich. English

A N N A LAM Kowloon, H o n g Kong Chemistry

T O M J. B R O E K E R H o l l a n d , Mich. Religion Kappa Eta N u

DOUGLAS T . MCCULLOUGH Port Jervis, N . Y. English

N A N A CO Kowloon, H o n g Kong Chemistry

C A M P B E L L B. MC KENNA, J R . Teaneck, N. J. History

E L L E N K. DE J O N G E Holland, Mich. Humanities MARY B. FINLAY Sturgis, Mich. English Sigma Sigma E L A I N E J. G E N T R Y Holland, Mich. English-Spanish

C H R I S T I A A N I. NOTEBOOM Apeldoorn, N e t h e r l a n d s Business Adminstratiqn Kappa Eta N u GLENN W. P I E T E N P O L Sheboygan Falls, Wis. Chemistry Phi Kappa A l p h a R O N A L D L. PLASMAN H o l l a n d , Mich. Biology R O B E R T L. P O L E N Media, Pa. Business Administration P E T E R PRAAMSMA Burlington, Ont. Philosophy J A M E S F. R U F F N E R Detroit, Mich. Music P h i T a u Nu

T H O M A S V. SCHADE Pearl River, N. Y. English Omicron Kappa Epsilon

VIVIAN C. VAN B L A R C O M Reading, N. J. English Sigma Iota Beta

M I C H A E L D. S C H R I E R Kalamazoo, Mich. Music Chi P h i Sigma

J A M E S A. VAN DAM H o l l a n d , Mich. Biology

WILLIAM R. SEYFARTH Princeton, N. J. Music

ELLA VAN FAASEN H o l l a n d , Mich. English

B E T T Y M. S L O T Spring Lake, Mich. English K a p p a Delta Chi

JACK A, VAN L I E R E H o l l a n d , Mich. Business Administration Phi Kappa A l p h a

A L E X A N D E R J. S U D U L

W E S L E Y

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South Acton, Mass. /_I Chemistry

R O N A L D H. T E BEEST Denver, Colo. Political Science Chi Phi Sigma

JAMES L. W I E G E R I N K G r a n d Haven, Mich. Chemistry Blue Key

M I C H A E L H. M C N E A L Schenectady, N. Y. Mathematics K a p p a Eta N u

P H I L I P H. S A N T I N G A Kalamazoo, Mich. Chemistry

D O N A L D S. T E R O L L E R St. Joseph, Mich. Mathematics Phi K a p p a A l p h a

A N N H. WYLIE H o l l a n d , Mich. Spanish

G A R R Y H. M O R T O N S o u t h a m p t o n , Pa. Biology Chi Phi Sigma

GARY W . SCHAAP Lansing, 111. Business Administration P h i Kappa A l p h a

H E R B E R T K. T I L L E M A Arlington, Va. Political Science Blue Key

DAVID A. Z W A R T Grandville, Mich. History

203

CLASS OF 1965

Roger Abel

Robert Anderson

Julie Alexander

Neal Alldritt

Rebecca Allen

Beverly Allred

Bennett Ametefe

Harry Anderson

Patricia Ashwood

Neil Atkinson

David Baas

Kelwin Bakker

Paul Bast

Marilynn Bates

Arvella Baumann

Hope Beckering

James Bekkering

James Beltman

Richard Bennink

Douglas Berens

Carol Beukema

David Boerigter

James Boeringa

Nancy Bonjernoor

Linda Borgman

Nina Bossenbroek

Susan Bossard

William Brauer

Larry Bolt

Richard Bolt

James Breisch

Mary Ellen Bridger

James Brink

Henry Brown

Kathryn Brown

204

JOCl

CLASS OF 1965

Joyce Buckhout

Roger Burgess

Richard Busman

Larry Calfee

Alan Carter

James Carter

Billie Chain

William Cathcart

Alan Chesney

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James Chesney

Arlene Deitz

Thomas Cousineau

Cheryl Dado

David Dalman

Beulah Daniel

Linda Davis

Duanne DeHollander

Ted DeLong

Dirck deVelder

John deVelder

Robert DeYoung

William DeYoung

Betty Dietch

205

CLASS OF 1965

Judith Dirkse

Leonard Dorev

James Edear

B. T h o m a s Emerick

Sara Ann Emerson

John Richard Emmert

Carina Erickson

Joan Esther

Jeffrey Eubank

James Flagg

Mary Flikkema

Robert Folkerts

Ann Gale

Lee Gerard

Bruce Gibbons

Patricia Gleichmann

Sandra Greene

Dennis Greiffendorf

Gail Grotenhuis

Fran Hala

Kathleen Harrison

Larry Haverkamp

Penny Havinga

Robert Hecht

Barbara Henry

Nancy Herlein

Bourgi Hoerner

Marlene Hoffman

Curtis Holleman

Dorothy Hinz

Marion Hoekstra

206

Paul Hesselink

George Hubbard

Ronald Hibelink

Anne Hutchinson

CLASS OF 1965

Carol

Betty Kelder

Donald Killmer

Russel Kleinheksel

Carol Klooster

Jean Klop

Jon Christopher Knecht

Ruthann Kohlman

Sally Kooistra

Jane Kruizenga

Delia Rae Kuiper

Norma LaFleur

Donald Lam

David Lane

207

Joseph Kooyers

Kay Larison

Gerald Krueger

Kathleen Lesemann

CLASS OF 1965

Linda Lindblade

Joan Loweke

Bruce Masselink

Loren Meengs

Charles Manning

Philip Miller

Carl Niekamp

Elizabeth Niles

Wenche Nilsen

Jean Mast

Mary Tane Mills

John Nodop

Robert Maxam

Richard McFall

Joel Monsma

Linda Munro

Nancy Nichols

Christiann Noteboom

Carolyn Olsen

France" Osborne

Margie Otto

Kathenne Owen

Amzie Parcell

Sandra Parker

William Penny

Walter Pickup

Ruth Poppema

William Poppink

Marcia Pylman

Suzanne Radliff

Paul Ransford

David Reeves

208

John Meengs

Sharon Pontier

Carla Reidsma

CLASS OF 1965

David Renkes

Kenneth Reynen

John Richardson

James Ridder

Gerrit Rietveld

Donald Rillema

r J o h n Mark Rottschafer

Marcia Sayles

Martin Scholtens

Robert Schlett

Susan Schrandt

James Serum

James Ronda

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Richard Shumaker

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209

William Schurman

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Glen Fred Shanholtzer

Susan Shauger

Kenneth Simmelink

Nancy Slagter

Betty Smith

Douglas Smith

CLASS OF 1965

Janiece Smoll

Susan Spring

James Staple

David Stavenger

David Stehouwer

Peter Steketee

Thomas Straatsma

Philip Strengholt

David Stryker

Robert Swango

Rolland Swank

Helen

Lana T e n Brink

Wayne Timms

George V a n d e r Velde

Norman T e n Brink

H. James Van Belois

Gertrude Van Dyke

Neil T e n Pas

George Van D a h m

Katherine Van Kuiken

Peter Theune

Carla Vande Bunte

Peter Van Lierop

210

Clyde Tilton

Barbara V a n d e n Oever

Sharon Vaughn

Carole Timkovich

James V a n d e r Kolk

Kathleen Verduin

Edward Stielstra

Sandra Timmer

John V a n d e r Roest

John Ver Steeg

Dennis Vogel

Marcia Voigt

Ronald Wamet

Fran Welcher

David Von Ins

Judith Wallace

Ellen Walters

Kenneth Walz

John Wang

Donald Westerhoff

Ellen Whitaker

Marjorie Wiegman

Sandra Wright

Barbara Yager

Carol Yonkers

Ruth Yzenbaard

211

CLASS OF 1966

James Achterhof

Ardith Albers

Evelyn Albers

John Albrecht

Arlene Anderson

Phyllis Anderson

Mara Andersons

Anker

Donald Ast

Anita Awad

Phyllis Baker

Richard Behm

Darlene Bentz

Carol Bertelsen

Mary Ann Bicking

Anne Blocksma

Carol Borst

William Bouma

Warren Bovenkerk

Nelson Bredeweg

Barbara Bruggers

Walter Bruinsma

Nancy Bush

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Bryce Butler

Martha Campbell

Leslie Clark

Alan Cole

Donald Collier

Douglas Cook

212

Bauer

Barbara Boike

Ellen Borger

CLASS OF 1966

William Cook

Lorna Coons

Patricia Cres swell

Robert Cronk

John Daane

Gibson Dallah

George De Boer

Karen Deike

Janice De J o n g

Barbara Dekema

Thomas DeKuiper

Gregory De Pree

Steve De Pree

Calvin

Richard DeVlaming

Larry De Vries

Karen Dryfhout

Linda Dykstra

Diane DeWitt

Lee DeWitt

Lynn DeYoung

James Dibbet

213

Margaret Diephuis

CLASS OF 1966

ii Sharon Dykstra

Pat Eaman

Bud Edman

Cheryl Eggert

Robert Edwards

Ardyce Elmore

Elsie Elzerman

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Donna Engelsman

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Mary Essebaggers

Adele Ewart

Richard Feldman

Emily Faris

Toodie Finlay

Judy Fisher

Joyce Flipse

Carl Flowerday

214

Jeanne Frissel

Bill Fuge

Patricia Gabbey

CLASS OF 1966

Gary Garwood

Linda Geers

Gary Gilmore

Kenneth Goodwin

Judith Grabinsky

David Grissen

Mary Groenewoud

Ruth Hagymasy

John Hahnfeld

Mary Hakken

Richard Hallock

Martha Hallquist

Philip Harmelink

George Harrison

John Hartgerink

Cynthia Headlee

Kathryn Headley

Jay Heilman

Judith Hess

David Heusinkveld

Herman Hoeksema

Marilyn Hoffman

Paul Hopper

Louise Horstman

Alverna Hovingh

Carol Howes

Insel

Robert B. Jackson

Jane Jappinga

Barbara Jensen

Anita Joeckel

Donna

Phyllis Jones

jettrey Jorgensen

215

CLASS OF 1966

Roy Justesen

Elizabeth King

JoAnne Kemraink

Mary Klaasen

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Ruth Kleinheksel

John Kleis

Edward Klotzberger

Mary Klute

John Knapp

John Koch

Daniel Koop

Richard Koster

Barbara Kouw

James Kruenen

Barbara Kronberg

Reinhold Krone

Kathy Kronemeyer

Laura Kupfrain

Thelma Leenhouts

Mary Leetsma

Mark Lemmenes

Charlene Leong

Susan Lamb

Karen Lamphere

216

CLASS OF 1966

Bruce Lubbers

Donald McClow

Roger Luben

Albert McGeehan

Sharon Lunhdahl

Carolyn Meachara

Walter Magans

Bruce Menning

Thomas Ming

Barbara Momeyer

Gloria Mooi

David Mott

Albert Oosterhof

Bruce Oosterhouse

Mary Paalrnan

Alvin Palmer

Nancy Mallory

Ruth Meyer

Sharon Nanninga

Robert Pangle

Joyce Marriott

Allen Miedema

Jacob Ngwa

Ruth Pennington

Sandra Mast

Chris Miller

Conrad Nienhuls

Eric Peterson

James Peterson

William Petz

Donald Plantinga

Barbara Plewes

217

James Poppink

Kathryn Post

Julie Postmus

CLASS OF 1966

William Potter

Judith Prins

Nelda Prothro

Sara J a n e Puehl

Bradford Race

Nancy Rector

Dianne Reifsneider

Robert Reynen

Cheryl Richardson

Carol Roberts

Carol Rodger

Cheryl Rollston

Susan

Lynn Rundle

Elga Rusins

Jerry Saggers

Carol Schipper

Max Schipper

Phyllis Schoenthal

Patricia Schoonmaker

Sharon Schouten

Edna Shaw

Carol Shepherd

Susan Short

Karen Simonsen

. Jack Schrier

Frederic Smies

Anita Schwallbach

Sylvia Smith

Lawrence Sharp

Constance Snodgrass

Hudson Soo

218

Diana Staat

Trudy Stahl .

Barbara Steegstra

CLASS OF 1966

Ronald Steensma

Judy Thomas

Gretchen Steffens

Linda Tiezzi

Timothy Stegeman

Marlea Ton

Vern Steinfort

Dorothy T roike

219

Frederick Strong

Ann Sutton

Marcia Swets

Betty Swinehart

Ruth Sytsma

Nancy Syversen

Judy Tanis

Evonne Taylor

Kenneth Tenckinck

Joan ten H o o r

William Tenpas

R. Kenneth Terpstra

John Utzinger

Lester VanAllsburg

Dirk VanBeek

CLASS OF 1966

Christine VanBree

Betty VandenBerg

Cynthia VanderBurgh

Elizabeth VanderLugt

Leon VanDyke

Vicld VanEck

Sharon VandenBurg

Ronald VanderBeek

Albert VanderMeer

Judy VanderNaald

LeeAnne Van Haver

Lois VanHoff

Sarah Wagner

Jeffrey Waldron

II Joan VanSlageren

Kathleen Walsma

Alan VanWieren

Barbara \ \ arren

Tina Velthuizen

Peter Waugh

Hans Vogelaar

Louise Voorhorst

Kenneth Weber

Dennis Wegner

220

Richard Wepfer

Robert Werge

CLASS OF 1966

Robert Westervelt

Larry Westrate

Dianne Whitfield

Sharon Wiechman

Sandra W ierenga

Ronald Wiersma

Mary L o u Wilson

Robert Wilson

Joan Woerdehoff

Joan Wognum

Lois Wolbrink

Barbara Wolf

Richard Wolters

John Wormuth

Charyle Yeager

David Yntema

Marsha Zamoida

221

Bruce Zylstra

CLASS OF 1967

Barbara Alhart

Gifford Andersen

Jo Ann Bakker

Barbara Bang

Bonnie Abbott

Janet Ackerman

Tannette Baker

Daniel Bakker

Karen Beck

Kenneth Behrens

Tudith Bell

Thomas Bolhuis

Bette Bootsman

Walter Borshcel

Randall Bos

Ronald Bowman

Pamela Bowne

Carol Branch

Daniel Bremer

Marcia Bennink

222

David Anderson

Janice Arendsen

Gerald Auten

Frank Barron

Donald Battjes

Ann Bawden

James Beukelman

Sharon-Lee Blum

Robert Bosman

Gail Bowditch

Harold Bowman

G. T h o m a s Breur

Kenneth Brinks

Larry Brossheit

Robert Benzenberg

CLASS OF 1967

Bernard Brower

Webster Brower

Ann Brueggemyer

Anita Brunkhorst

Barbara Brunson

Charles Burt

Michael Bush

Kristin Camp

Donald Campbell

Kenneth Carpenter

Sharon Chapman

Constance Chappell

Ann Christensen

Loma Claerbout

Cynthia Clark

Ronald Cloos

Anne Cobb

Leslie

Thomas Cook

William Coons

Joyce Corsette

Wayne Cotts

223

Diana Courtney

John Cox

Joan Crossman

CLASS OF 1967

Gwenn Dacus

Sue Dampman

Christine Daudt

Elizabeth Uavies

Dyann DeAngelis

Larry DeBoer

Cheryl Defendorf

Carol DeFino

Marcia DeGraaf

Grace DeGraf f

Dean DeMaster

Don DeMaster

Robert DeSawal

James DeSmidt

Sue DeVries

William DeWeerd

Carole DeYoung

Laura

Roger Dietch

John Dillbeck

Maryjane Dixon

Richard Dixon

Mary Douwsma

Tom Draft

Donna Droppers

224

CLASS OF 1967

John Drugg

Ann Dunning

Henry Dykema

Lois Dykema

Maria Dykema

Diane Dykstra

Gary Dykstra

Susan Eenigenburg

Lillian Elsinga

Mary Enderlin

Nancy Erickson

Robert Etheridge

Patsy Evers

Erick Fair

Floyd Farmer

Carole Fields

Anna Fischer

Diana Fisher

Carole Folkert

Ellen Folkert

Margaret Force

Alice French

Thomas French

Richard Gelok

Gerald Gibbs

Ethel Gleichmann

Charlotte Goodrich

George Gottberg

Glenn Gouwens

Barbara Granberg

Marion Greiner

Thomas Griffin

Wayne Grosbeck

225

Diane Hale

Tohichi Hamajima

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Mary Handlogten

JoAnn Heeren

Patricia H elder

Marsha Hendricks

Robert Herkner

Sandra Herrick

Terry Heusinkveld

Marcia Heyns

Anna Hibma

Lois Hiemstra

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Faye Hines

Robert Hoag

Albert Hoffman

Marilyn Hoffman

Martha Holland

Sue Houghtaling

Harold Huggins

Gregory Hulse

Carol Hulst

Edward Huntington

Carol Jacobusse

Don Jentink

Martha Johnson

Diana Joldersma

Margaret June

Peter Kammeraad

Margaret Kaper

Gerald Keel

Robert Kilbourn

John Killmaster

226

Taibi Kahler

Margaret Kish

James Klein

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William Klerk

Milton Klow

Robert Knol

Mary Lou Koeman

Milicent Koeman

Lynn Kraemer

Ronald Kronemeyer

Richard Kuiper

Janice Lamer

James Lampen

Gloria Langstraat

Daniel Laning

John Larkin

Charles Latowsky

Margaret Lee

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Robert Lindblad

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Jeff Lootens

227

Darlene Kobes

James Lohman

Harvey Lucas

James Mace

Dolores Marks

Wayne Marsman

John Marsteller

Carol Meier

Gerrit Meyers

Wesley Michaelson

Patricia MacEachron

Kathleen Miersma

Bertha Magan

Lana Mak

Preston Maring

David McEachran

Joan Medema

Jane Meengs

Phillip L. Miller

Randall Miller

Vance Miller

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Sandra Mitter

James Moored

Dirk Mouw

228

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John Mulder

Patrida Myers

Roger Nietering

David Noel

Jacquelyn Nyboer

Dale O'Donnell

Theodore Oegema

Thomas Ogren

Martin Ondrus

Maria

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Elizabeth Costing

Ellen Osterhaven

Mark Oudersluys

Vivie Pao

Joanne Pasek

Arthur Pearson

Judith Pell

Maxine Pembroke

Michael Perry

Barabra Peterson

Morris Peterson

Sharon Phillips

Jeffrey Powell

William Pryts

Diane Rabey

Nancy Rajsky

David Piet

Philip Pluister

Gene Poll

Susan Neher

229

Joyce Nelson

Willard Nelson

Marcia Newhouse

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Cathy Ratering

Philip Rauwerdink

V. J a m e s Rcidsma

Joan Remtema

Norma Rens

Paul Reynen

Leslie Riemersma

Hope Rimondi

Thomas Rosine

Kirk Rottschafer

Janice Rowen

Mary Russell

Ruth Sagendorf

D. William Sanford

Paul Schaap

Sandra Schaper

Robert Schroeder

Kim Schrotenboer

Cheryl Schueneman

Archer R a y m o n d Seaman

Nancy Seighman

Terry Sheffield

William Simmons

Rona Slager

Adrian Slikkers

Lila Slingerland

Donald Smith

John Smith

Richard Smith

Ronald Smith

Delwyn Sneller

John Solodow

Susan Sonneveldt

Suzanne Spayde

Robert Starks

230

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Sally Strom

Valerie Swart

Meno Sytsma

Diane Tanis

John Tanis

Lauren Taylor

Jean T e n Brink

Kenneth Teusink

Howard Tigelaar

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Ronald an A u k e n

Ben Timmer

Robert Van Bruggen

Margaret Timmers

Theodore Van Dam

Donald T roost

Alan V a n d e n Berg

231

James Trost

Caron V a n d e n Hoek

David T ubergen

Vonda V a n d e r Molen

Ralph Valentine

Jacobus van d e r Schalk

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William Van Dyke

David Vanderwel

Barbara Vanderwest

James VanEden

Lois Van H a m

Frederick Van L e n t e

Carl Van Noord

Mary Van Pernis

Wayne Van K a m p e n

Dirk Van Proyen

Shirley Van R a a l t e

Kenneth Van T o l

Carl Van Wyk

Paul Verduin

Nancy Ver H u l s t

Michael Vogas

Charlotte Wagenveld

Charles Walvoord

Dirk Walvoord

John Waterman

Dennis Weener

Jane Wells

Joan Wells

232

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Margaret Welmers

Bradlee Welton

John Wesselink

Stephen Wessling

Mary A n n Westenbroek

Richard Westerbeke

William Whary

Clyde Winstead

Craig Workman

Martha Wyatt

Coral Wierenga

Dennis Wilcox

Deanna Wilkens

Harold Wills

Aileen Zeller

Ruth Ziemann

John Zimmermann

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INDEX a Aardsma, Carole Jean 182 Abbott, Bonnie Ann 222 Abel, Roger Henry 85, 125, 127, 204 Achterhof, James 212 Ackerman, Janet Emily 222 Aggen, J o h n F 212 Albers, Ardith Ann 139, 212 Albers, Evelyn Alida 121, 135, 212 Albrecht, J o h n Edwin 144, 212 Alexander, Julie A 112, 140, 204 Alexander, Nancy Elizabeth Alhart, Barbara Jean 222 Alldritt, Neal G 114, 141, 204 Allen, A n n e E 133 Allen, Rebecca 138, 204 AUred, Beverly Ann I l l , 128, 129, 130, 204 Ametefe, Bennett Komla 132, 204 Andersen, Gilford Elmer 222 Andersen, Harry G 204 Anderson, Arlene G 140, 212 Anderson, David Lore 222 Anderson, Phyllis Jean 136, 212 Anderson, Robert George, J r I l l , 131, 142, 204 Andersons, Mara Inge 134, 212 Andreasen, Karen D 182 Andringa, Melvin J 120 Anker, Roy Melvin 93, 141, 212 Arends, Arlene Faye 110, 111, 124, 128, 140, 182 Arendsen, Janice Fae 222 Arnone, Janet S. Ashwood, Patricia Lee 139, 204 Ast, Donald Ray 212 Atkinson, Neil Roland 204 Auten, Gerald Earle 114, 222 135, 212 Awad, Anita Louise Axe, David Samuel b Baareman, Robert E Baas, David William Bach, David J o h n Bachman, Randall Gay Bailey, Brian Robert Baker, Phyllis Kay Baker, T a n n e t t e Marie Bakker, Daniel George Bakker, J o A n n Bakker, Kelwin Jay Bang, Barbara A Bao, Benjamin C. P

182 204 125, 182

Bao, Danny Chi Ding Bardolph, Emily A n n Barends, Boyd E. Barendse, Michael Alan Baron, Francis Henry, Jr Barratt, Laura Lee Barrows, Robert Linde Bast, Paul Gerding Bates, Marilyn Rose Battjes, Donald I. J r Bauer, Ingeborg Bauer, Peter Schumann Bauer, Robert Frederick Baumann, Arvella Kay Bawden, Ann Beck, Alison Steele Beck, Karen R Beckering, H o p e Francis Behm, Richard Carl Behrens, Kenneth Jay Bekkering, James Robert Bell, J u d i t h Ann Bell, Sandra E Beltman, James Edward Bennink, Marcia R u t h Bennink, Richard J o h n Bentz, Darlene Benzenberg, Robert James Berens, Douglas W Berger, T h o m a s G. Berghorst, B. J Bergner, David Carleton Berry, Clayton Daniel, Jr. Bertelsen, Carol Ann Beukelman, James Glenn Beukelman, Maryanne Beukema, Carol V Beukema, J u d i t h L Bicking, Mary Ann Blocksma, Anne Elizabeth Blom, Janet M Blough, Julia A Blum, Karen L Blum, Sharon-Lee Boelhouwer, David Peter Boelkins, James N Boer, Calvin Paul Boerhave, Gerald Cornelius Boerigter, David Boeringa, James Boersma, Carol J

212 222 99, 222 222 112, 145, 204 222 212

237

85, 142 145, 222 182 114, 132 85, 111, 125, 143, 204 139, 204 222 129, 182 143, 212 142, 182 204 222 128, 129, 135,182 i33 ) 222 I l l , 136, 204 112, 132, 212 222 85, 125, 204 222 130 145, 204 222 204 212 114, 222 H I , 141, 204 120

135, 212 222 110, 112, 182 123, 136, 204 139, 182 212 212 182 120, 140, 182 120. 182 222 182 144 142 129, 204 127, 204 121, 129, 183

Boike, Barbara Ann Bolhuis, Thomas Bolks, Ervin Jay Bolt, Henry Bolt, Larry Bolt, Richard Henry Bonjernoor, Nancy Lynn Bonnette, Pamela Anne Bonthuis, Carol R u t h Bootsman, Bette Joyce Bopp, Jan Martin Borger, Ellen Doris Borgman, Linda Ann Borschel, Walter Lynn Borst, Carol Bos, Randall Wayne Bosman, Robert Arend Bossenbroek, Nina Kay Bosshard, Susan Jane Bosworth, George Raymond Bouma, William H Bouman, Jane Bouwman, A. James Bovenkerk, Warren Gerret Bowditch, Gail Bowman, Harold D Bowman, Ronald F Bowne, Pamela A Bramwell, Linda Ellen Branch, Carol Ann Brandt, Carl Patterson Brauer, William Frederick Bredeweg, Nelson Glen Breederland, Henry Breederland, Lois Margaret Breisch, James Bremer, Daniel DeWitt Breur, G. Thomas Bridger, Mary Ellen Brink, James Edwin Brinks, Dale Allen Brinks, Kenneth Lee Broeker, T o m J Broman, Rodney L. Brosseit, Larry Marvin Brower, Bernard Brower, Lesley Jean Brower, Webster Prince Brown, Henry E Brown, Kathryn Marie Brueggemyer, Leslie Ann Bruggers, Barbara Mae Bruins, Betty Geen Bruinsma, Walter Martin Brunkhorst, Anita Marie Brunson, Barbara Ann

1^1' 141, 1

45, 141, 140,

212 222 183 ^2 204 204 204

123, 136, 183 222 1速3 H I , 123, 135, 212 136, 204 222 136, 212 222 141, 222 113, 204 137, 204 105, 144 141, 212

115, 212 222 115. 222 222 222 1速3 222 142, 183 134, 204 212 1^3 129, 183 204 222 222 114, 135, 204 114, 204 1^3 222 142

120, 138, 121, 129, 114. 145, 124, 112, H I . 138, 132, 114.

222 223 183 22^ 204 204 223 212 183 212 223 223

Brunsting, Albert Buckhout, Joyce Mae Buckman, Susan Dee Bundschuh, Margaret Bundza, Inara Velta Burgess, Roger Milton Burrill, Sharon R Burt, Charles Jonathan Bush, Michael L

138, 205 112, 122, 127, 134, 140, 121, 112, 141, 125, 133, 144, 144.

183 136 205 183 223 223

Bush, Nancy R a e

139, 212

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205 143, 212 H I . 212 速3, 143 143 c

Cady, Sandra Kaye 136 Cain, Lawrence D 144 Calfee, Lawrence Abner 113, 114, 205 Cameron, Judy Ann 139, 183 Camp, Kristin J o 130. 223 Campbell, Donald LeRoy 141, 223 Campbell, Martha M 122, 138, 212 Carlson, Terry Lynn Carpenter, Kenneth Male 85, 142, 223 Carter, Alan 205 Carter, James Allen 205 Cathcart, William Lance..114, 115, 131, 132, 141, 205 Catlin, Dennis Wayne Ceton, James S 126, 183 Chain, Billie Ann 120, 137, 205 Chan, Daniel Yue-King HO. 126, 184 Chang, Edward Chang, Madeleine Mao-Lan 136, 184 Chapman, Sharon Lee 223 Chappell, Constance Marie 121, 145, 223 Chen, David Yuen Chesney, Alan Parker 127, 205 Chesney, James Dukehart 205 Cheung, Alice Wai-Gwen 73, 212 Christensen, Ann Lou 223 Christensen, L. Charles 126. 184 Christensen, Judy Steegstra HO, 122, 184 Church, Carolyn Meigs 123, 137, 184 Church, William Ruggles Claerbout, Lorna Jeanne Clark, Cynthia Kay Clark, Leslie Jean Clark, Stuart Elwyn Clarke, J u d i t h Ann Clickner, John E. Cloos, Ronald George Clymer, Alfred Jacob Co. Nana

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140, 187 143, 215 215 145, 225 124, 206 144, 187 206 85, 142, 225 215 137, 187 225 124, 129, 135, 206 225 187 215

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136, 207 207 216 144, 227 216 141, 115, 145, 145, 131, 140,

191 227 192 93, 105, 192

LaBoueff, Diane E 112, 137, 192 LaFleur, Norma May 135, 207 Lam, Anna Y. W 127 Lam, Donald J 207 Lamer, Janice Marlene 130, 227 Lamb, Susan H 216 Lampen, James Lee 227 Lampert, Elmer Graham 142 Lamphere, Karen Elizabeth 216 Lane, David T r a p h a g e n 142, 207 Langeland, Charles Phillip 85, 143 Langstraat, Gloria Jane 227 Laning, Daniel 227 Lantay, George Charles 192 Lanting, Robert John 126, 192 Larison, Kay Susan 207 Larkin, J o h n Stephen 130, 227 Latowsky, Charles P 142, 227 Laughlin, Mike Dennis 192 Lebbin, Allan Lee, Margaret Virginia 227 Leech, Donna R. Leenhouts, T h e l m a K a y . . . I l l , 112, 120, 124, 136, 216 Leestma, Mary Alyce 112, 134, 138, 216 Leigh-Manuell, Paul Lein, Paul Kelly 114, 132, 216 Lemmenes, Larry H 144, 192 Lemmenes, Mark Glen 112, 132, 145, 216 Lemmerz, James E 143 Lenel, Katherine Louise 112, 138

216 207 227 191 191 227 216 191 227 227 207 191 191 207 216 207 191 191

191 93, 125, 127, 133, 191 216 113, 216 191

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McEachran, David Stuart McFall, Karen Daniels McFall, Richard Lee McGeehan, Albert Howe McGilvray, Jennifer Eve McKinley, Blaine Edward McNeal, Michael H McNeil, T h o m a s Farrell Meacham, Carolyn Marie Medema, Joan E Meengs, Jane Ann Meengs, J o h n Paul Meengs, Loren Wallace Meengs, Philip Owen Meengs, William Lloyd Meier, Carol Elaine Melichar, J o h n Franklin Menning, Bruce Allen Menning, Charles Eugene Merson, Janet Hope Meulman, J o h n Randall Meyer, George J o h n Meyer, R u t h S

Leong, Charlene Chai Gen 135, 216 Lesemann, Kathleen Dee 140, 207 Levey, Stuart J ^5, 227 Lewis, David S 192 Lewis, Mark A 115, 144 Lievense, J o h n Robert Lin, Carolyn Martha Lin, Robert Hsiang T e n g Lindauer, J u d i t h Anne Lindblad, Robert Charles 142, 227 Lindblade, Linda Lee 208 Liu, Winnie S. Y 227 Livingston, James Richard Lobbes, John Henry 192 Lohman, James Paul 115, 145, 228 Lootens, Martha J a n e 136 Lootens, Robert Jeffrey 143 Loweke, Joan Virginia 122, 123, 208 Lubbers, Bruce Anthony 144, 217 Luben, Roger Lee 115, 217 Lucas, Harvey Maurice 141, 228 Lucas, James Arnold 112, 192 Lucas, Linda Anne 114, 122, 126, 127, 138, 192 Lundahl, Sharon R u t h 140, 217 Luther, Martha Ann 140

Meyers, Gerrit Benjamin Michaelson, Wesley Scott Miedema, Allen Keith Miedema, J u d i t h Sue Miersma, Kathleen Millar, Beverly A n n Millar, Stephan Anthony Miller, Chris Leonard Miller, Philip Dean Miller, Phillip Lynn Miller, Randall Martin Miller, Robert Miller, Robert Hamilton Miller, Vance B Millican, Ronald David Mills, Mary Jane Miner, T i m o t h y Irvin Ming, Bruce Ming, Thomas Frank Minor, Nancy Alice Mitter, Sandra Jane Moehl, Helen Louise Mogle, Carol A Momeyer, Barbara Ann Monsma, Loel Montes, Josephine Mooi, Gloria Lee Moored, James Francis Mooy, Susan M Morris, Marie Annette Morton, Gary Hoffman Mott, David Howard

m Mace, James Allen MacEachron, Patricia Lou Mackay, Robert Hale Madsen, N o r m a n Paul Magan, Bertha Isabel Magans, Walter Magans, Walter John, J r Mak, Lana Mallory, Nancy Jean Maring, Preston Jost Markle, Donald III Marks, Dolores Ann Marriott, Joyce N Marschke, Charles H Marsilje, Edward H Marsman, Wayne Robert Marsteller, J o h n H Martin, J o h n D Masselink, Bruce Allen Mast, Mary A Mast, Mary Jean Mast, Sandra Lee Matthews, Ronald J^y Maxam, Robert LaVerne Maxam, Roger Lawrence Mayne, Joseph Hanson McClow, Donald Terry McCullough, Douglas T e r n e r

145, 228 113, 228 131, 133, 141, 192 141 121, 228 217 145 228 134, 137, 217 114, 228 142 228 217 141 131, 192 228 228 112, 144, 192 141, 208 228 112, 208 122, 217 144 208 193 110, 111, 113, 132, 193 217 120

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110, 125, 127,

85, 126,

120, 85,

141, 193 142 144, 193 129, 217 228 228 143, 208 141, 208 143 126, 193 228 142, 193 141, 217 141, 208 193 85 193 217

228 I l l , 129, 141, 228 141, 217 136, 193 228

143, 115, 130, 143, 114, 141,

217 208 228 228 143 193 228 85 136, 208 134, 142 217 143, 228 228 228

I l l , 135, 193 121, 217 208 113, 114, 135, 217 144, 228 121, 125, 129, 137, 193 141 113, 114, 132, 217

Moturi, Alfayo Nyarangi Mouw, David Mouw, Dirk Julius Muehlenbeck, Jeri Rochelle Mueller, Regina G Mulder, Delwyn Jack Mulder, J o h n Mark Mulder, Roger J o h n Mulder, Ronald Allen Muller, Jeffrey F Muller, Richard Lathrop Munro, Linda Joyce Murray, Leo T . Myers, Patricia Carol

193 110, 111, 193 112, 144, 228

O'Conner, Joy Darlene 194 O'Donnell, Dale Leslie 229 Oegema, Theodore Richard 229 Oehm, Dennis 85, 143 Oettle, William Frederick 132 Ogden, Daniel Lawrence. .110, 112, 124, 132, 144, 194 Ogonji, Gilbert Odhiambo I l l , 195 Ogren, T h o m a s Lloyd 141, 229 Olsen, Carolyn Gertrude 208 Olson, Linda A 138, 195 Ondrus, Martin Gary 145, 229 Oosse, Maria Jane 229 Oosterbaan, Irene Joyce 229 Oosterhaven, B 129 Oosterhaven, Ellen Jane 133, 229 Oosterhof, Albert Carlyle 132, 217 Oosterhouse, Bruce 141 Costing, David Lee Costing, Elizabeth Ann 229 Osbon, Ann M. Osborn, Chaire Elizabeth 135, 195 Osborn, Frances Ann 137, 208 Osborne, Deborah Lane Osman, Albert Joseph 133, 144, 195 Osterink, Marcia 139, 195 Otto, Margie Lynne 208 Oudersluys, Mark H 229 Overman, Dean Lee 93, 141 Owen, Katherine G 138, 208

194 229 115, 141, 229 194 131, 144 142 120, 139, 208 115, 229

n Nagelvoort, Mary Nagelvoort, Terry Lee Nanninga, Sharon Joyce Nash, David Rodger Neckers, Bruce Warren Neher, Susan R Nelson, Joyce Evelyn Nelson, Willard Mark Newhouse, Marcia K Newhouse, Richard Abbott, J r Newman, Nancy A n n Ngwa, Jacob Njee Nichols, Nancy Nicholson, William T Niekamp, Carl William Nienhuis, Conrad Charles Nies, Alan R Nietering, Roger George Niles, Elizabeth Niles, Sara A n n Nilsen, Wenche Nilsson, Linda M Nodop, J o h n Christian Noel, David Martin Nordstrom, Peter D Nordstrom, Stephen A Norlin, Howard L Norton, Jon N Noteboom, Christiann Nott, Linda Ann Nozari, Mohammad Shahrokh Nyboer, Jacquelyn Jan Nyboer, J o h n Holland Nykerk, David James

Oakley, David E

194 141, 194 217 143, 194 I l l , 112, 144 229 229 229 229 145, i94 217 140, 208 113, 114, 141 127, 208 217 124, 194 . . . . 1 4 4 , 229 208 194 131, 136, 208 129, 139, 194 132, 208 120, 229 142 145, 194 126 85, 141 142, 208 134, 137, 194

p Paalman, Mary Kay 124, 128, 133, 134, 136, 217 Palmer, Alvin Milo 143, 217 Pangle, Robert Lee 141, 217 Pao, Vivie Mei-Mei 229 Parcell, Amzie Drew 113, 114, 132, 208 Parker, Sandra Doris 208 Parks, Henry Cecil Parr, Michael Gordon Pasek, Joanne Zenia 229 Paulsen, Peter Mac Rae 112, 132, 134, 195 Payne, Kathleen E. 129, 195 Peacock, William V 131, 141 Pearson, Arthur Eugene III 120, 143, 229 195 Peck, Marjorie Elizabeth Peddie, T h o m a s Ken 195 Peiper, Garret Linwood 141 Pell, J u d i t h Kay :..229 Pembroke, Maxine 229 Pennington, R u t h Ferne 135, 217 Penny, William James 208 Perry, Michael Eugene 229 Peterson, Barbara Jean 229 Peterson, Eric R 217 Peterson, James Arthur 217

229 132, 133, 134, 145, 194

194

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Peterson, Morris Leon 229 Peterson, William Woodrow Petz, William J 217 Phillips, Sharon E 229 Pickard, Glen 195 208 Pickup, Walter Henry Pierpont, James 142 Piersma, Rosemary 128, 129, 136, 195 Piet, Dave Lee 141, 229 Pientenpol, Glenn William 144 Plantinga, Donald Wayne 217 Plasman, Camellia Ann Plews, Barbara Kay 113, 128, 138, 217 Pluister, Philip B 105, 229 Poll, Gene Arlyn 229 Ponder, Sharon Barbara 137, 208 Pool, T h o m a s Malcolm 195 Poppema, R u t h 208 Poppink, James Henry 93, 143, 217 Poppink, William C 85, 105, 131, 133, 143, 208 Post, Kathryn Helene 217 Postma, Avelyn E 195 Postma, Charles Henry 115, 141 Postma, Ken Wayne 85, 144 Postma, Marilyn M. Postmus, Julie Ellen 134, 135, 217 Potter, William Brian 93, 143, 218 Powell, Jeffrey M a r k . . . 131, 141, 229 Praamsma, Peter 124 Prince, Dorothy Annette Prins, Audrey Eveline 140, 195 Prins, J u d i t h Mae 218 Prins, Snellen 127, 138 Prothro, Nelda Mae 140, 218 Pruiksma, Jacob J 143 Pryts, William Peter 229 Puehl, Sara Jane 137, 218 Pylman, Marcia Lynne 129, 137, 20? Q

Quakkelaar, Kenneth Jay Query, James D. Query, J o h n Robert

85, 131, 143, 195

R Raatjes, Robert Bruce Rabey, Diane Marilyn Race, Bradford J Radliff, Suzanne Patricia Rajsky, Nancy Lee Ransford, Paul Ratering, Cathy Lynne Ratmeyer, Catherine Rauwerdink, Philip Abram Reardon, David, J r

131, 141, 196 229 144, 218 120, 138, 208 229 141, 208 230 196 143, 230 ....196

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Rector, Nancy Morse Reed, Marilyn E Reeves, David Lawrence Reichardt, Bruce Alan Reid, James J o h n Reidsma, Carla Ann Reidsma, Vernon James Reifsneider, Diane Leslie Remmelsberger, Frank Remtema, Joan Dianne Remtema, Leora M. Renkes, David V Rens, Norma Beth Ren wick, J o h n K Reynen, Kenneth E Reynen, Paul Allan Reynen, Robert V. D Rich, Mary Kathryn Richards, Rebecca Jean Richardson, Cheryl Diane Richardson, J o h n B Ridder, James Brian Ridderhof, Leanne Riemersma, James K Riemersma, Leslie Kay Rietsma, Gary L. Rietveld, Gerrit J o h n

113, 140, 218 140, 196 142, 208 144 124, 125, 145, 196 113, 140, 208 230 128, 137, 218 143 230 138, 196 141, 209 230 113, 114 209 230 142, 218

Rikkers, R u t h C Rillema, Donald Paul Rimondi, H o p e Rose Ripley, Robert Henry Roberts, Carol L Robertson, Alan Grant Rodger, Carol Joyce Rollston, Cheryl Jean Ronda, James Rose, Helen M Rose, Susan Edna Rosine, T h o m a s D Rottschafer, J o h n Mark Rottschafer, Kirk William Rowen, Janice Elaine Rowland, Diane E. Rozeboom, Myra Joy Ruffner, James F Ruisard, Gayle Rundle, Barry R Rundle, Lynn Elaine Ruselink, Richard Allen Rusins, Elga Russell, Mary Pat Rutsch, Adel Rynbrandt, Donna M Rynbrandt, Margaret Ann Rypstra, Gayle Faye

112 209 230 196 218 196 218 218 209 196 218 230 209 230 230

135 112, 135, 218 141, 209 144, 209 196 125, 134, 144 230 131, 209

127, 142, 135, 126, 140, 131, 145, 139, 142,

129, 196 114 138, 196 208 127, 129, 218 144, 196 218 230 196 126, 196 197 139, 197

s Sabo, John J Sagendorf, R u t h Elaine Saggers, lerry Wayne Salm, Carol Salm, Simon E. Samec, Diane Patricial Sanford, D. William Sayler, Patricia J Sayles, Marcia A Sayre, Harry Clinton Schaap, Arthur Paul Schaap, Gary W Schaap, Louis E. Schadewald, Nancy Jean Schantz, Robert Clarence Schaper, Sandra Lee Scherpenisse, Mary Esther Schipper, Carol Ann Schipper, Max Wells Schlett, Robert Allen Schoenthal, Phyllis Esther Scholtens, Martin Albert Schoonmaker, Patricia Ann Schouten, Sharon Rae Schrandt, Susan Louise Schreiner, William B. Schrier, Jack L Schrier, Michael P Schroeder, Robert Ralph Schrotenboer, Jacqueline Rae Schrotenboer, Kim Alan Schrotenboer, Robert K. Schuenenman, Cheryl Lee Schulz, Janice M Schurman, William Schut, Larry LeRoy Schutter, Marianna Schwab, Norman J. Schwallbach, Anita Mitodo Seaman, Archer Raymond Seaman, Mabel V Segedin, Cynthis Ann Seighman, Nancy Louise Selander, Linda S Serum, James Wayne Shanholtzer, Glenn F Sharp, Lawrence Gene Shattuck, Richard Shauger, Susan Joyce Shaw, Edna Dorothy Sheffield, Terry Randolph Shepherd, Carol Short, Susan Harriett Shumaker, Richard J Sill, Donald A.

Simmelink, Kenneth B Simmons, William Bruce Simons, John L Simonsen, Karen Elaine Simpson, Patricia Elisabeth Slager, Rona Lynn Slager, Terry Lee Slagter, Nancy Diane Slee, James Duane Slikkers, Adrian George Slingerland, Lila Mae Slot, Betty Marian Smant, Gail Ann S ^ a n t , Roger L. Smies, Frederic Don Smith, Alan R Smith, Betty Lou Smith, Donald George Smith, Douglas J Smith, J o h n Clay Smith, Kara Hardy Smith, Patricia L Smith, Richard Wayne Smith, Ronald Clark Smith, Sylvia E Smith, T . William Smoll, Janiece Sue

115, 145 230 85, 218 197 139, 197 230 127, 133, 138, 197 140, 209 230 105, 144 112, 129, 130, 140, 203 143 230 112, 129 218 85, 142, 218 145, 209 218 , . . . . 1 4 1 , 209 139, 218 139, 218 129, 138, 209 141, 218 141 115, 141, 230 128, 139, 197 230 230 120, 125, 128, 140, 197 209 124, 209

137, 218 230 197 230 124, 128, 135, 197 127, 209 141, 209 218 197 114, 209 121, 135, 218 143, 230 114, 124, 218 138, 218 131, 209

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Sneller, Delwyn Lee Snodgrass, Constance Rae Snyder, Dorothy Snyder, Michael Stewart Solman, Joseph Daniel Solodow, John Joseph Sonneveldt, Susan Ellen Soo, Hudsen Yee Yau Spayde, Suzanne Spencer, Robert L. Spencer, Sharon Lyn Sperfslage, Kermit Allen Spring, Susan N Staat, Darrel Staat, Diana Stahl, T r a u d l Stam, J o h n Garrett Stansby, David A. Staple, James A Starks, Robert Leland Stavenger, David Lee Steegstra, Barbara Ann Steensma, Ronald George Steffens, Gretchen Elizabeth Steffens, T h o m a s George Stegeman, Timothy Lee Stegink, David John Stehouwer, David Mark

93, 127, 105, 124, 129, 134, 127, 85,

127, 137, 132, 143,

209 230 144 218 197 230 197 209 197 230 230 113 209

85, 144, 218 143 112, 209 230 144, 209 85, 230 197 135, 197 230 230 218 142 112, 210 230 218 198 144 I l l , 123, 126, 198 230 230 218 230 122, 138, 197 115, 210 198 114, 137 218 85 134, 114, 144, 136,

210 230 210 218 219 219 113 219 112, 123, 132, 198 115, 127, 201

Stemtort, Vernon Lee Steketee, Peter William Steketee, Sally Jean Stell, Lance K Sterk, Vernon Jay Stevens, J o h n Clark Stevens, Lucie Elizabeth Stielstra, Edward A Stoner, Penny Jean Straatsma, T h o m a s Edward Stranyak, Robert Clifford Strengholt, Phil Daniel Strom, Sally Anne Strong, Frederick Smith Stryker, David Sturgis, Dennis Ray Su, Stephen C. K. Su, T i m o t h y Summerfelt, William Howorth Summers, Frederick David Sutton, A n n Marie Suwyn, Mark A Swango, W. Robert Swank, Rolland L Swart, J o h n A Swart, Valerie Vera Swets, Douglas Barry Swets, Marcia Kay Swieringa, J u d i t h Kay Swinehart, Betty A n n Sytsma, M e n n o J Sytsma, Ruth-Ann Syversen, Nancy Joan

ten Hoor, Joan Mary T e n Pas, Larry Walter Tenpas, William J o h n T e n Pas, Neil T e r Beek, Bruce K. Terbeek, Glen T e Roller, Donald Spriggs Terpstra, J o h n D Terpstra, Robert Kenneth Teusink, J o h n Paul Teusink, Kenneth Glenn TeWinkle, Nancy Lee T h e u n e , Peter James Thomas, Judyth Mary Thompson, Donald H u g h T i d d , Mark N a t h a n Tiezzi, Linda J o Tigelaar, Howard Lee Tigelaar, Robert Earl Tillema, Nerb Tillema, James Earl Tilton, Clyde Duane Timkovich, Carole Sue T i m m e r , Ben H Timmer, Sandra Kay Timmers, Margaret Anne Timms, Wayne Hamilton T o n , Marlea Sue Toxopeus, Douglas Paul

219 144, 210 139 143 133, 134, 198 198 198 210 127, 137, 198 210 131, 210 231 219 143, 210 I l l , 112, 129, 141

142 136, 219 142, 198 210 210 127, 198 231 99 I l l , 136, 219 198 114, 219 85, 99, 143, 231 I l l , 128, 140, 219 139, 219

Toy, Marcia C. Trazler, Margaret Ann Troike, Dorothy Troost, Donald Philip Trost, James Fredrick Trowbridge, Linda Jean Tsai, Phillip Tubergen, David Gene Turinsky, Linda Martha Turkstra, Bruce Alan Turkstra, Carol Arlene

t Tallman, Alice A n . . . . . Tam, Pearl T a n , Helen May Tanis, Diane L Tanis, J o h n Allen Tanis, J u d i t h A n n Tanis, Paul M a r t i n . . , Taylor, Evonne R u t h Taylor, Lauren Jean Taylor, Susan Bea T e Beest, Ron H T e Croney, Nelson Jerry Tein, Sharon Lois Tell, James Ray TenBrink, Arvin Ralph T e n Brink, Jean Marie T e n Brink, Lana T e n Brink, Norman Wayne Tenckinck, Kenneth Dale

198 126, 140, 210 231 231

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199 219 231 231 199

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115, 125, 129, 131, 198 112, 138, 219 231

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Vaccaro, James Richard Valentine, Ralph James Van Allsburg, Lester Lee Van Auken, Ronald Everett Van Beek, Dirk L Van Belois, Harvard John Van Beveren, Leslie Van Bree, Christine Van Bruggen, Robert C Van Dahm, George

93, 141, 145, 125, 140, Ill,

203 198 199 210 199 115, 231 210 126, 144, 210 215

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231 115, 145, 219 231 144, 219 210 199 137, 220 231 131, 145, 210

Van Dam, Teodore Richard Vande Bunte, Carla J Vande Bunte, Lynne Van De Hoef, Larry Dean Vanden Berg, Alan James Vandenberg, Betty Ann Vanden Berg, Norie. Vandenberg, Mary E. Vandenburg, Sharon Lynn Vanden Hoek, Caron Marie VanDePolder, Jean Ann Vander Beek, Ronald Lee Vander Borg, Richard 110, Vander Burgh, Cynthis Vander Kolk, Charles J o h n Vander Kolk, James H Vanderlaan, Norma Jean Vander Lugt, Elizabeth K Vander Meer, Albert Vander Molen, Vonda Mae Vander Naald, J u d i t h A VanderRost, J o h n Wesley van der Schalk, Jacobus C Vander Veen, Joan Kay Vander Velde, George Vanderwel, David James Vanderwest, Barbara Jean Vande Vrede, Marcia Beth Van Dyk, T r u d y 124, 125, Van Dyke, Donald G. Van Dyke, Leon Jay Van Dyke, T h o m a s C Van Dyke, William Gerald Van Eck, Vicki Lynn Van Eden, James Van Harn, Lois Jean Van Haver, Lee Anne Van Heyningen, Terry J Van Hoeven, William Van Hoff, Lois Ann Van Hoven, Jay Van Huis, Charlotte Daun Van Kampen, Wayne Allan Van Kuiken, Beth H. Van Kuiken, Katherine Ann Van Lente, Carol Joyce Van Lente, Frederick Van Liere, Jack A. Van Lierop, Peter Creswell Van Lonkhuyzen, Christian E Van Middlesworth, Carol A n n Van Noord, Carl Frederick Van Ouwerkerk, Susan Elizabeth Van Pernis, Mary Ann Van Proyen, Dirk Theodore

Van Raalte, Judie A 200 Van Raalte, Shirley Mae 133, 232 Van Schenkhof, Ronald N 115, 145 VanSlageren, Joan Wilma 135, 220 Van Tatenhove, Frederick David 85, 131, 200 Van Til, James Edward 105, 143, 200 Van Tol, Kenneth J o h n 232 Van Wieren, Alan Wayne 220 Van Wieren, Clare Royce 93, 105, 141 Van Wieren, Glenn Lee 93, 105, 141, 200 VanWitzenburg, R u t h 128, 200 Van Wyk, Carl William 85, 232 Van Zoeren, Keith J 142, 200 Vaughn, Sharon Pluister 210 113, 114 Veen, Palmer E Velthuizen, T i n a 122, 220 Venhuizen, Ronald Cornell 93, 105, 201 Verduin, Kathleen I l l , 112, 115, 136, 210 Verduin, Paul H 232 Ver Hulst, Nancy Joan 114, 232 Ver Meulen, J o h n 131, 142 Ver Steeg, J o h n H 131, 142, 210 Verwolf, David Herman Verwys, Vencent Joseph Veurink, Charles Howard 85, 93, 105, 126, 133, 141, 201 Vietor, J i m 142 Visscher, Joan Dell Visscher, Joanne Kay 133, 138, 201 Visser, J o h n Allen Vogas, Michael Mark 232

85, 141, 136, 110, 115,

231 210 199 145 231 220 I l l , 125, 140, 199 220 231 126, 137, 200 114, 220 124, 131, 145, 200 220 141, 210

112, 140, 115, 131, 145, 120, 139, 128, 134, 135,

220 220 231 220 210 145 200 210 232 232 200 210

113, 220 200 232 220 232 232 130, 133, 139, 220 132, 200 127, 144, 200 220 142 200 232

Vogel, Denis Floyd Vogelaar, Hans Voigt, Marcia Lee Vojak, Bernadine E Vollink, Mary Linice Von Ins, David Lee Voorhorst, Louise A Voskuil, Karen R u t h Voss, J o h n Mark

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Waanders, Gerald Lee Wackerbarth, Paul Henry Wagenveld, Charlotte Lynn Wagner, Carol Lee Wagner, Sarah Arm Wakefield, Arthur Roy Waldron, Jeffrey Wallace, Judity Lynn Wallick, Ray Jr. Walsma, Kathleen Ann Walters, Carl Dale Walters, Ellen R u t h Walvoord, Charles Lewis

136, 210 141, 232 112, 141, 210 122, 200 114, 232 232 85, 232

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113, 114, 141 125, 131, 134, 145, 201 232 120, 201 121, 220 141, 220 129, 137, 211 135, 220 124, 211 144, 232

Walvoord, Dirk William Walvoord, Douglas J o h n Walvoord, Linda R u t h Walz, Ken Wandersee, Paul Elwin Wang, J o h n Ling-Fai Warnet, Ronald Jack Warren, Barbara Lee Wasdyke, Wasley Roger Washburn, Diane Darlene Washburn, Phyllis Waterman, J o h n H Watrous, Elbert Harrison Waugh, Peter Robert Weber, Kenneth Joseph Weed, Larry Howard Weener, Dennis Lee Weersing, Marcelyn Wegner, Dennis Leroy Weiss, Carl Russell Welcher, Frances Barbara Wells, Jane A n n Wells, Joan Helen Welmers, Margaret Jean Welmers, R. Bruce Welsh, Richard J o h n Welton, Bradlee Scott Wepfer, Richard William Werge, Robert Wendell Werkman, Barry Lee Wesselink, J o h n Stewart Wessels, Nancy K Wessling, Stephen Francis Westenbroek, Mary A n n Westerbeke, Richard M Westerhof, Merrilyn Sulkers Westerhoff, Donald J o h n Westervelt, Robert Dean Westrate, Larry Wezeman, Frederick Henry Whary, William Hugh, J r Whitaker, Ellen White, Donald Lawrence White, Jack K White, Robert A Whitfield, M. Diane Wiechman, Sharon Lee Wiegerink, James Lenard Wiegman, Marjorie A Wilcox, Stephen Judson Wierenga, Coral Jean Wierenga, Marilyn Kae Wierenga, Sandra Kay Wiersma, J i m Allen Wiersma, Ronald James Wierzbicki, E d m u n d J

232 201 110, 115, 136, 201 143, 211

Wilcox, Dennis Brent Wilkens, Deanna R u t h Wills, Harold William Wilson, Alan Robert Wilson, Lois Miriam Wilson, Marylou Wilson, Robert E Wilson, William Smith, Jr. Winstead, Clyde D Wissink, Bonnie Jean Witter, Richard H Woerdehoff, Joan Kay Wognum, Joan Carol Wojahn, Charles William Wolbrink, J i m F. Wolbrink, Lois Jeanetta Woldsen, Arikka Marie Wolf, Barbara P Wolters, Richard Mark Wolters, R u t h Ann Wombwell, T h o m a s Paul Wood, Katherine R u t h Wood, Lucille Anna Woodall, Margery A n n Woodley, Karen Leora Woodward, J o h n Stephen Workman, Craig L Wormuth, John H Wozney, R u t h A n n Wright, Sandra Kay Wyatt, Martha Ellen Wylie, A n n H. Wynne, Edwin C

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