Sixty-four of Hope College's graduating seniors and recent graduates have been elected to the Zeta of Michigan chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's oldest  scholastic honorary society.

 Sixty-four of Hope College's graduating seniors and recent graduates have been elected to the Zeta of Michigan chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's oldest  scholastic honorary society.

          For more than 200 years, election to Phi Beta
  Kappa has been a recognition of intellectual capacity well-
  employed, especially in acquiring an education in the
  liberal arts and sciences.  The objectives of learning
  encouraged by Phi Beta Kappa include intellectual honesty
  and tolerance, range of intellectual interests and
  understanding, not merely knowledge.
          Hope faculty who are members of Phi Beta Kappa
  have elected students in recognition of their high grade
  point average in liberal arts courses, their exceptional
  scholarly ability, and their independent and creative
  scholarly activities.
          A formal initiation ceremony and reception will
  take place on Sunday, April 25, 1999, at 2 p.m. in the Mass
  Center Auditorium.  The honorees will also be recognized
  during the college's Honors Convocation on Thursday, April
  29, at 8 p.m. in Dimnent Memorial Chapel.
          Hope College is one of only 255 colleges and
  universities in the country, and one of eight in Michigan,
  to have a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa.  Hope's chapter was
  chartered in 1971.
1999 HOPE COLLEGE PHI BETA KAPPA INDUCTEES
  Brent David Bash; Leipsic, Ohio
  Katherine G. Bawinkel; Holland
  Angela Susan Benson; St. Louis
  Rebecca L. Bernhardt; Constantine
  Todd Patrick Chassee; Wyoming
  Holly Palmer Cheff; Holland
  Amie R. Clifton; Bellevue, Wash.
  Christy Lynn Colbrunn; Clarkston
  Kimberly Ann Collins; Dearborn Heights
  Sarah Beth Cortright; Fennville
  Michael Gerald Cross; Petoskey
  Noah John Dale; Montpelier, Vt.
  Matthew John DeBoer; Holland
  Kevin Lee DeYoung; Jenison
  Kristina Marie Eden; Kalamazoo
  Erin Cathlene Frazer; Midland
  Melisa Gail Gibson; Minneapolis, Minn.
  Margaret Lynn Graske; Spring Lake
  Lori Jean Guse; Cassopolis
  Margaret Frances Gustafson; Evart
  Joy Rebecca Hankamp; Marne
  Ryan Walter Harrell; Kalamazoo
  Erik John Hiemstra; Wyoming
  James Matthew Hilmert; Fort Wayne, Ind.
  Marie L. Keuning; Holland
  Sarah Elizabeth Klaasen; Holland
  Sherry Beth Kuo; Grand Rapids
  Kimberly Lei Lake; Dublin, Ohio
  Andrew J. Lang; Plainwell
  Benjamin John Lappenga; Holland
  Keri Marie Law; Niles
  Jenny Rebecca Long; Baroda
  Stacey Beth Mackowiak; Walled Lake
  Christina Marie Malkowski; Free Soil
  Miroslava Petrova Mateev; Pravets, Bulgaria
  Benjamin Marco Messer; Stilwell, Kan.
  Joshua David Metzler; Chelsea
  Julie Kristen Meyers; Wheaton, Ill.
  Bretton Andrew Mulder; Holland
  Teresa Renee Musselman; St. Louis
  Cherrylynn Marie Outcalt; Indianapolis, Ind.
  Adam David Paarlberg; Alto
  Kevin Wayne Paulisse; Grandville
  Nikolai Ivanov Petrakov; Kazanlik, Bulgaria
  Jill Marie Pierson; Batavia, Ill.
  Jason Kohl Roberts; Lexington
  Jon Andrew Rumohr; Mason
  Sarah J. Rutherford; Downers Grove, Ill.
  Sara Lynn Rye; Haslett
  Mollie Marie Schodorf; Stevensville
  Ellen Alia Schultz; Maple City
  Erin Joy Shiel; Shawnee Mission, Kan.
  Dara Denise Spearman; Jenison
  Brittan James Strangways; Jenison
  Benjamin Thomas Swets; Grand Rapids
  Shanna Claire Ten Clay; Grandville
  Erin Michele Thompson; Howell
  Jannah Hilary Thompson; Port Sanilac
  Rebecca Joy Timmer; Pella, Iowa
  James Nathan Vanderhyde; Comstock Park
  Mary Elizabeth Wacker; Zionsville, Ind.
  Todd Alan Wendrick; Brighton
  Eric John Wondergem; Johnson City, Tenn.
  Michael C. Zolnierowicz; Downers Grove, Ill.