Allelu 2010-2011

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Allelu
2010-2011
Digitized by tlie Internet Archive
2014
in
https://arcliive.org/details/allelu2010201100unse

Allelu
2010-2011
The Staff:
top: Karlie Monsma, Eric VanDerMolen, Naomi Hansum, Steven Martinez,
bottom: Kaitlin Feddema, Hannah Snow, Katie Milton, Annalise Flier,
EmilyVanHoff. Jenae Van Engen
Not pictured: Christine Carter, Kate Otte, Allison Voss, and Leigh.Twaragowski
A Note from the Editor:
I am very excited to present the 2010-2011 edition ofthe Allelu!
I hope you enjoy the memories it contains and the photographic
treasures it holds. I want to say "thank you" to my hard-working
yearbook staff as well as to all the contributing photographers
who let us use their photos. Without all of you, this book would
not be what it is.
Jenae Van Engen
Editor Allelu Editor(s)
First Semester
Theme Design Staff Photo Staff Christine Carter
Second Semester
This edition of the Allelu Head Designer Head Photographer Jenae Van Engen
depics bridges on and Hannah Snow Steven Martinez
around Trinity's campus as its Stall Staff Co-Editor
main design theme. We wanted Naomi Hansum Naomi Hansum
to explore the Karlie Monsma Karlie Monsma Annalise Flier
architecture of our beautiful Katie Milton Kate Otte Writer
neighborhood and campus that Emily Van Hoff Leigh TWaragowski
many times goes unnoticed. Allison Voss Eric VanDerMolen Kaitlin Feddema
Contents
Table of
4
Events
42
Campus Clubs
58
Interim
68
Athletics
88
Resident Staff
& 90
Pages
Faculty Staff
96
Student Pages
Events
Take a look at some ofthe activities tliat happened this year atTrinity..

"
6
"/ thoughtit was awesome thatthe crew
helpedcarrya lotofthe stuffin. Itmade
Move-In Day theprocess reallysmooth andless
stressful.
- Tyler DeKoekkoek
The first day on campus is always
hectic. Hundreds of students
flood in from all directions with
little to no idea of where to go or
what to do. That's where Trin-
ity's move-in team comes in. The
group clad in green met students
at their cars with shopping carts,
ready to get students settled in
with arm loads of clothes, food,
and furniture.