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Keeping score for the · Hornets on the field, working for a healthy and prosperous community off the field. ~· 1111 TIME UTR I t.... .. FIRSf°F AMRICA.Bank A community is like a team. It has to be Kalamazoo College's Angell Field scoreboard. strong in almost every facet, in order to be As entertainment, or as a means to compete competitive with other communities as a place and stay fit, a healthy sports scene makes the to live and do business. At First of America, community more appealing, which helps attract we're committed to making our community a new people and new business. Show your team winner. That's why we support many of the spirit and support K-College sports. It's a win­ sporting events and activities our area offers win proposition for all of us. and that's why we're proud to sponsor 0 FIR.Sf°F AMRICAo M-6n' Ji'IJ/C. Eq11al HoiiSI'ttllntllr. Gt ~1995 Ji'OA Bad C()fj)omfio-. l/Mmn'ttlt.,jJatfwl, TIJIJ a11t1ila6/t at J-8()().28!J.46U."Ei. C E 1996 KALAMAZOO COLLEGE FALL 5PORf5 II CONiENiS " Welcome 2 About the MIAA 3 TBEG Football Coaches' Profiles 4-5 Football Records 6 1996 Kalamazoo College Team Photo 7 The NCAA -- Common Ground of College Athletics _ 9 Official Football Signals 10 About Today's Game 11 Football Rosters 12-13 Feature Page 14 Football Opponent Schedules 15 Kalamazoo Athletic Fund 16-17 1995-96 MIAA Academic Honor Roll 19 1996 Kalamazoo College Volleyball Team Photo __ 20 1996 Kalamazoo College Soccer Team Photos 22 1996 Fall Sports Outlooks 24 1996 Fall Sports Schedules Inside Back Cover ..J 1996 Football Schedule Date Opponent Time Sept. 14 at Wheaton College 2:30p.m. Sept. 21 FRANKLIN COLLEGE 1::30 p.m. Sept. 28 at Aurora University 2:30p.m. Oct.5 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 1::30 p.m. Oct.12 ALBION COLLEGE *# 1::30 p.m. Oct.19 at Alma College * 1:30 p.m. Oct. 26 at Olivet College* 1:30 p.m. Nov. 2 HOPE COLLEGE * 1:00 p.m. Nov. 9 at Adrian College* 1:00p.m. See your MINWAX'' retailer for entry form, up to $15 in savings and weekend project tips! Grand Prize: We'll send two lucky winners to join Norm for a taping of his popular *Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic A55ociation game TV show, "The New Yankee Workshop". # Homecoming Includes: • Airfare for two to Boston, MA • Three Nights Lodgi ng ~ All time5 li5ted are Ea5tern Time · Two passes to a live taping of "The New Yankee Workshop" • Rental car and meals \WOOPINETRATISFWSJJ WHO WOULD KNOW BETTER HOW TO PUT YOU IN THE 3 First Prizes: Custom wood furniture designed by Norm Abram STAINS ••*' S&AUI CENTER. 50 Second Prizes: Minwax/"New Yankee Workshop" heavy-weight swea tshirts Official Sweepstakes Rules: I. No purchase necessary. Contest open to U.S. residents t R years or older, except employees (and their families) of •croom The Thompson•Minwax Company. the ir affiliates. subsidiaries, ngcncics and judging organ italian. tntrants may submit one entry on ly. Mass cmrics not of:~~ ~~ allowed. Void where prohibited by Jaw. 2. Mail completed entry form available at retail or a J"x5" card with your complctt: name, address and phone number to; Minwax Cclebmtcs ~ z.. ~ Let us put you up front •nd con· The Great American Home Sweepstakes, PO. Box R020, Grand Rapids, Ml\ 55745-H020. To be eligible, entry mu~t be rccciwd by \2/J \/96. ttr for rht m~n evenc . We're Entries become the property of The Thompson•Mmwax Company and will not he! returned No rcspomnhility is assumed for Jo.~t. late or misdirected co nveniently loc,aced iu.sc: minutes mail. Mechanica ll y reproduced, mutihllcd or illcgtblc cntrtcs arc not cligihlc. <t ;n ~ ~+L;t:. 3. Prizes: Grand Pri1c One (I} trip fOr two (2) to a live taping of"Thc New Yankee Workshop" (includes coach atrfarc, three nights from Wwem Michiran double-occupancy lodging, rental car and $\OO·'clny for meals. All other C)(penscs arc the fiOle responsibility of the wmner). First Makes and Keeps Wood Bea utiful™ University. And oftcrwanl you Pri1cs (3) Each winner wilt receive a cu~tom piece of furniture designed by Norm Abram. Second Prizes {50) Minwaxi"Ncw art o enjoy our rtJU.U• http://www.mlnwax.com invited c: Yankee Workshop" heavy-~,~o·cight swcal'ihins. Appm)(imate rctm l value ofpri1es: Gmnd Pri1.c · $2,500 per person. First Prizes $500 per ~ rant and pool. For a WaJ111 wei· piece of furniture. Sccund Prizes $40 per ~eabhirt. No ca!:>h subslltutcs ............. come. an afford. 4. Winners wi lt he drawn at random 2/ 1:'97 and witt be nottfied by mail by); I ·97. Winners may be required to liil:n and return an uO"tdavit of authcnttcity/cligibility and publicity/liability release within two HOUDAY INN WEST weeks of prize notification attempt t1r (lri7e wilt be forfeited and awarded to an alternate winner. Any ap(llicahle tii)(C:o. are the sole responsibility of the winner By entering and accepting n pri7e, each winner riC S. liTH STilEET ableratcanda consents to the usc of his or her name or likeness by The Thompson•Minwax Com(lany in any manner (cxce(lt where prohihitctl by taw) without atlditional compensation By entering this ~wecpstakcs, ench • dote lou.aon, ~ KALAMAZOO, M1 oi9009 entrant agrees to nbidc by the rules of the contest. Odd' of winning tlcpend on number of entries received. All(lnzcs wi11 be awardcJ there's no contaL a 5. For a list of pril'c winners, send a self-addrcssctl <;tamped envelope by J/I/Q7 to: Minwax Celebmtes The Urcni Amcric:m I fnmc Sweepstakes Winncrs' l.ist, P.O. Bo)( H184, Grand Rapids, MN 55745-8184 (616) 375-6000 Minwax® is a proud sponsor of "The New Yankee Workshop" 1996 KALAMAZOO COLLEGE FALL 5P0Rf5 II 1996 KALAMAZOO COLLEGE FALL 5P0Rf5 II The Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Welcome to Kalamazoo College From The President I would like to welcome all of you to Kalamazoo College and letic Association, which is the oldest athletic conference in the On behalf of the members of the It is our hope that you not only enjoy the 1996 fall sports season. Athletics can play a most mean­ nation, and our past history is replete with many great victo­ Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Associa­ the football competition, but that you will ingful and significant role in our lives. The spirited contests be­ ries and some noble losses. "K" sponsors teams that vie for tion, welcome to the 99th season of take a few moments to walk the campus tween competitors who are participating as amateurs speak to league championships in eight men's and eight women's sports. MIAA football. and become acquainted with the people the highest ideals of sportsmanship. Being an NCAA Division Ill Once more, welcome to our cam­ Since 1888, the members of the who make this conference a model of school, "K's" student-athletes cannot receive athletic scholar­ pus. I look forward to attending many MIAA have offered student-athletes an Division Ill athletics --the faculty, ships or monetary rewards. Here, there is no such thing as the Hornet sporting events and cheer­ opportunity to strive for excellence students, administration, and alumni of zealously-guarded "contributions" to athletes from others whose ing our fine student-athletes on to athletically while pursuing their educa­ our member colleges. You will discover a conceptions of collegiate sports vary widely from ours. victory. They are all a credit to our tional goals and objectives. loyalty and committment to a quality Those who compete on our various teams do so for the most College. Thank you for supporting The member colleges-- Adrian, educational experience. principled of reasons: they enjoy the exhilaration of clean com­ them with your presence at today's Albion, Alma, Calvin, Hope, Kalamazoo, petition. They understand the rewards to be gleaned from the game. and Olivet-- each provide very diverse and discipline and personal sacrifice that lead to playing for the right unique experiences for their students reasons. We remain justly proud of our past traditions and in­ that, like athletic competition, contribute to.and compliment Dr. James F. Jones, Jr. tend to see that these traditions continue. their educational pursuits. President of Kalamazoo College Kalamazoo is a member of the Michigan Intercollegiate Ath- Although each campus has a unique identity, all join forces athletically to form the oldest conference in the nation whose strength and success has achieved national recogni­ Welcome From The Athletic Directors tion. In 1994, the Albion College Britons reigned as national The members of the athletics ships and four team qualifiers for football champions. This season, each member college will department welcome you to Kalama­ NCAA Division Ill po stseason play. strive to make a mark on Division Ill football at the local, as Sheila Wallace-Kovalchik zoo College. We are proud of our ath­ The men's tennis team finished third well as national, level. MIAA Commissioner letes and the sports programs they in Division Ill for the third straight represent and are pleased that you year and the men's swimming & div­ have chosen to attend today's com­ ing team brought home a sixth-place petition. finish. In addition, the volleyball team Since Kalamazoo College offers qualified for and hosted the NCAA 16 varsity sports, we encourage you Great Lakes Regional, its fifth ap­ to catch some of the exciting action pearance in the last six years, and 11/1 Good Luck Hornets! at some of our other contests.
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