Northwestern College - De Klompen Yearbook (Orange City, IA)

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1.- Howard Jacobs William Tamminga Daisy Van Klompei Theodore Juffer Henrietta Ramaker Gerald Den Herder Gfnfva Hubers Arthur Grull Joyce Van Driel Margaret Tiemersm 2.-- B'anche De Jong Marcia Boone Stewart De Gront Pearl Scholten Es'her Ploloster Edward Hofmeyer Anna Hibma Ruth Van Oort Eva De Kok 3.- Richard Bordewick G nevieve Slothoub' Clifford Schaffsma Margaret Keyes Marjorie Hospers Christian Jacobs Muriel Kuiken Jeannette De Boer 1bu'g 3 4.-- Petsr Meerdink Kenneth Poppen Anna Schoep Josephine Vander Wsid Mitchel Moret Wiert Eekhoff Geneva Roetman fNot in picturej Henry Rikkers Jacob Wagenaar Ch year studvntcj John De Haan Arnold Dykstra Betty Klein Alyna Roetman Helen Van Tyl Marion Visser Mitchell Zoerink ' ..4 4: My if SQ

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THE BCADEMY The Academy division of N. W. J. C. A. is the older part oi the institution being founded in 1882. Its first rooms were in an old four story frame building. The Academy grew and in 1894 Zwem- er Hall was built, being named in ho-nor of Dr. James Zwemer, sec- ond principal of the Academy. In 1923, the Science Hall was built. This year the Academy has a total enrollment of 53 students. There are eleven members of the Senior class, fifteen of the Junior class, twenty in the Sophomore and nine in the Freshman division. The Academy students have been well represented in all activ- ities of the school including: Athletics-, Beacon Staff, Hawkeye Views, the Band and Debate. They also have their own chorus un- der the direction of Miss Smith. Some of the officers of the Y. M. and Y. W. are also members of the upper classes in the Academy.