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WELCOME CLASS OF 1989 & TRANSFER STUDENTS To the Members of the Class of 1989: It is with great pleasure that I welcome each of you to Kalamazoo College. I look for­ ward to sharing the excitement of the next four years with you. During my first years at "K" College, I have developed an appreciation for the diverse experiences you will have as you progress through our unique curriculum. In addition to greater knowledge, skills, and independence, you will also gain ,many lasting friendships that will continue and deepen during your years as alumni. I hope you will make the most of the many opportunities that await you. I look forward to meeting each of you personally, and offer my best wishes for a pro­ ductive and rewarding college carrer. David W. Breneman President 2 Dr. Wen Chao Chen Executive Vice-President Director of the Stryker Center Dr. Warren Board Vice-President for Academic Affairs Provost Dr. Haydn Ambrose Vice-President for Institutional Development 3 Welcome to "K" college! We hope to get to know most of you over the next year and hopefully work with some of you in Student Commission. As entering freshpersons, we realize that the challenges of the academics here will keep you busy. Although this will play a large role in your college experience, involvement in student organizations and activities is just as important. Finding time away from the books and applying yourself to campus activities should be of the highest priority, whether it be in athletics, cultural and ethnic organizations, the college newspaper, the film society, music, the radio station, student government, theater, the yearbook, or an individual interest. "K" is a community which depends on the ideas and motivation of individuals. On behalf of the student organizations, we welcome and invite your participation in campus life. --..._:~ ~ ?-#~ Jennifer Lepard Tim McLean Summer/Fall Winter/Spring 4 Dr. Marilyn LaPlante Dr. Sandra Greene Dean of Students Ass't. Dean for Minority Affairs Associate Provost Director of African Studies Shirley Barron Billie King Director of Health Services Director of Counseling Dr. Sally Olexia Barbara Vogelsang Director of Academic Advising Assistant Dean of Students Director of Health Sciences Director of Student Activities 5 .. John Heroldt Karen Stenstrom Head Resident-Hoben Hall Head Resident-Harmon Hall Ass't. to Dean of Students ~ Anne Bakker Judy Hehs Head Resident-Trowbridge Hall Head Resident-Severn Hall Housing Coordinator Not Pictured Caroline Keeney Head Resident - Dewaters Hall Ass't. to Dean of Chapel AmyBiewen Head Resident-Crissey Hall Student Activities Coordinator 6 Dr. David Borus Joellen Sirolli Robert Dewey Director of Admissions Director of Financial Aid Dean of the Chapel I \ Lisa Palchick Edward Baker Dr. Joe Fugate Coordinator of Instructional Director of Career Development Director of Foreign Study Media Services Eleanor Pinkham Ruth Collins Donna Lambert Director of Library and Media Services Registrar Assistant Registrar 7 Joel Ashton Plymouth, Ml-(Ann Arbor)Greenhills School Bicycling, Dramatics, Movies Ed Avis Augusta, MI- Galesburg-Augusta HS Jogging, Jazz, Plants Susan K. Baab Buchanan, Ml- Buchanan HS Dancing, Music Julio Badin (Whoo) Flushing, MI - Luke M . Powers HS Tennis Richard A. Ball Southgate, MI - Thomas. J. Anderson Computers, Clubs Catherine Becker (Cathy) Livonia, Ml- Franklin HS Writing, Bowling, Rollerskating, Choir. Volunteer Work Dave Beebe Coloma, Ml - Portage Central HS Soccer, Tennis, Fishing Laura Behling Fraser, MI - Lutheran HS North Athletics, Reading Sci. Fiction, Computers Kyle C. Blsceglie(Blscult, The Jersey Kid) Ann Arbor, Ml- Pioneer HS Reading, Sports, NY City, New Jersey Beaches Julie Blankenhorn Gosse Point Woods, MI ~ Grosse Pointe North Softball, Journalism, Drawing Catherine Bodurow (Cathy) Dearborn, Ml- Dearborn HS Sports, All Kinds of Music, Drama Tonya Sue Bonner Kettering, OH- Episcopal School of Dallas, TX Tennis, Golf, Basketball David Borski Rochester Hills, Ml- Portage Central HS Tennis, Basketball David Boventer Bgrgisch Gladbach-Bensberg, West Germany- U of Bonn Literature, Politics, Languages, Music, Bike Riding, Hiking Kimberly Lea Breunllng Flint, MI- Carman HS Soccer. Skiing, Swimming Martha Brown Coldwater, Ml- Coldwater HS Tennis, Swimming, Talking Kerry Anne Bruce Grosse Pointe, MI- Grosse Pointe South HS Running, Volleyball, Reading, The Outdoors Patrick R. Bullinger (Pat) East Grand Rapids, MI-Catholic Central HS Guitar, Swimming, Drama Thomas A. Bur-kart (Tom) Rochester, MI-Eisenhower HS Competitive Swimming, Golf Amy Burns (Alme) Kalamazoo, MI-Central HS Skiing, Traveling Michael William Butler (Mike) Battle Creek, MI- Lakeview HS Athletics, Especially Tennis/Basketball, Sports Journalism Velmarle Rose Carter Berrien Springs, MI- Andrews Academy/Lake Ml College Music, (Violin, Sax, Piano), Sports Paula G. Casas (Gullle) Puerto Ordaz, V.enezuela-Colegio Loyola Reading, Volleyball David Chadwell ([)-Day) Grosse Pointe Woods, MI - Grosse Pointe North HS Swimming, Music 8 Mr. George Acker Dr. Marlgene Arnold Dr. David Barclay Dr. Herbert Bogart Physical Education Sociology I Anthropology History English Ms. Margo Bosker Dr. Stillman Bradfield Ms. Judith Breneman German Sociology I Anthropology Music Mr. Thomas Breznau Dr. Joseph Brockington Dr. Jean Calloway Economics German Mathematics 9 Yong-Ml Choe (Irene) Honolulu, 1·11 - Moanalua HS Computer, Reading, Music Benjamin R. Clarke (Ben) Strafford, NI-I - Spaulding HS Skiing, Running, Reading, Hiking Marlon Cockrill Little Rock, AR - Central HS Outdoor Activities, Violin Sarah Wright Colegrove Grosse Pointe, MI - Grosse Pointe South HS Swimming, Walt!r& Snow Skiing, Photography. Crafts, Travelling, Baseball Amy Coqulllard j Dundee, IL- St. Edward HS Tennis, Reading, Cooking, Listening to Music, Biking Angela D. Cunningham Okemos, MI- Okemos HS Music, Rending, Theatre Laura Ann Cushing (Laura) Troy, MI - Academy of the Sacred Hearl Writing, Reading, Bicycling, Lacrosse MallCzmer Flushing, MI- Luke M. Powers HS Music, Computers, Water Sports Carolyn Joy Dayton Niles, MI- Niles HS Wrestling, Music. Government Soulena Demlasle (Suzi, Sue, Susan) Kalamazoo, Ml- Central HS Swimming, Reading. Piano, Stamp Collecting, Listening to Music Mike DeVrlet Kalamazoo, MI - Kalamazoo Christian HS Fantasy Role Playing, Computers, Raquetball Lisa DIMarllno (Lisa) Mt. Clemens, MI - L'Anse Creuse HS Guy Peter Dobbs Farmington, CN-Farmington HS Southern Africa, Karate, Rugby. Ultimate Frisbee, Drama Steven Scot Dougherty (Sieve) Vicksburg, MI- Vicksburg HS All Sports Mary Beth Downard Rensselaer, IN- Central HS Drawing, Painting Annemarie C. Doyle (Anne) Granville, OH-Granville HS French, Travelling. Reading Vivienne A. Duchamp (Viv) Kalamazoo. MI-Central HS Running, Dancing, Reading Scoll A. Eader Shelby. MI- Shelby HS Baseball, Music, Skiing, Drama Bruce G. Ferguaon Kalamazoo, MI-Central HS Soccer, Cross-Country, Skiing Deanna Filipek (Dee-Dee) Ionia, MI-Ionia HS Music !Vocal, Piano, Organ), Calligraphy, Debate, Reading Mark Flacher Kalamazoo, Ml-Central HS Trumpet, Kites Jamet R. Gardner Olm) Kalamazoo, MI-Central HS Photography. Motorcycling, Beverage Making Tara Garlo [fora) Roscommon. MI - Roscommon HS The Orient and Eastern Ways, Gymnastics. Music Elizabeth Glffels (Liz) Kalamazoo, Ml- Loy Norrix HS Soccer 10 Mr. Richard Carpenter Dr. Henry Cohen Dr. David Collins Computer Science Romance Languages French Dr. Richard Cook Dr. Rhoda Craig Dr. C. Kim Cummings Chemistry Chemistry Sociology/ Anthropology Dr. Ralph Deal Dr. Charles Deutch Dr. David Evans Chemistry Biology Biology 11 Carolyn Glossenger Westland, MI-Livonia Churchill HS Drawing. Scuba Diving, Riding, Swimming, Dancing, Travel, Theatre Kim Goldberg (Kimmy) Flint, MI-Carman HS Skiing, Raquetball, Jogg ing, Social Interest Groups Benjamin B. Gordon (Benji) Bloomfield Hills. MI-Lahser HS & WMU Jeffrey Thomas Grantham Oell, J.T.) Kalamazoo, Ml-Hackett Catholic Central HS Basketball. Football, Tennis. Golf, German Language, Music James Todd Graves (Todd) Davison. Ml-Davison HS Tennis, Fishing, Music Will Greene Bloomfield Hills, MI-Lahser HS Stephanie Joy Hakim (Steph, Stephanie) Harper Woods, Ml-Harper Woods HS Dancing {Tap, Jazz, BalletJ, Music, Theatre. T.V. Production Harry John Hamilton Leslie. MI-Leslie HS Juliet Marie HansenOewels) Portage, Ml-Bangor HS Writing Poetry, Reading, Dancing, Music, Theatre, Camping Karen Hare (Harrie) Portage. MI-Northern HS Sing Out Kalamazoo. Theater, Sewing, Embroidery. Reading Kenneth R. Harnden II Gull Lake. MI-Gull Lake HS Football Robert J. Heimbuch (Bob) Farmington Hills. Ml-Redford [Detroit) Catholic Central HS Tennis, Music. Art, Writing Michael K. Helser (Bud) Wayzata, MN- Wayzata HS Track, Comics, Role Playing, Harlen Ellison Prlya Anne Helweg Kalamazoo, Ml-Central HS Travel, Theatre, Art. Literature, Social Concerns Dirk Hochhuth Ha Iver, West Germany-Am Intern School of Ousseldorf Swimming, Skiing, Have Fun Anastasia Marie Holland Peru, IN-Peru HS Theatre. Circus, Cats Paul House Portage, Ml-Central HS Golfing, Listening to Music. Reading Raymond Hrycko (Ray) Gagetown, MI-Cass City HS Tennis. Jogging, Scouting. Stamps, Swimming, Chess. Reading Diane Marie Hudson Saginaw, MI-Swan Valley HS Reading, Music, Foreign Languages Ernie Johnson (Ernie, Ern) Saginaw, MI-Douglas MacArthur HS Soccer, Computers, Baseball. Music Laura Louise Jolly Grand Blanc, MI-Grand Blanc HS Swimming, Theatre[ActingJ, Competitive Soccer Stephanie Lynne Julster (Steph) Berrien Springs, Ml-Berrien Springs HS Riding.
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