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

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BASKETBALL Basketball is N. J. C.'s major sport in every respect. It tops every other sport in student interest, the number participating and space given to it in the school program. The students' interest in the basketball teams has been amply rewarded by the powerful College squads of the last three years. In 1937 the Hawks took the championship of the Northwest Iowa Jun- ior College Conference. In '38 they captured the sportsmanship award and this year the team brought both trophies home. At the State Tournament at Boone, Northwestern took fourth place. The Academy had an exciting season breaking a two year no- win streak by beating Augustana Academy at Canton twice. N .. ..x. , .l A 9

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During the month of March the Myron Heusinkveld and Margaret and Wilbur Reindersg the best Beacon sponsored a popularity contest in which there was con- siderable interest. A boy and a girl was voted for in each case, and there were separate lists pre- pared for the Junior College and the Academy. On this page we have pictured a few of the win- ners. During the month of April can- didates for the position of Tulip Queen in the Orange City Festi- val were selected, and the school choice, Miss Anna Schoep, won the election. College Popularity Results The results were as follows: the most popular, Geral-:line Mak and Ken Newendorpg the most naive, Daisy Van Klompenburg and Timmy Roetmang the most soph- isticated, Marjorie Hospers and Dwight Grotenhuisg the quietest, Jeannette Rylaarsdam Dwight Grotenhuis Virginia Rouwenhorst Johanna Pennings Geraldine Mak 1939 Tulip Queen Anna Schoep in costume, college tulip bed in background Calvin Groen, Anna Schoep Blanche De Jong, Dale Kraai Jeannette Rylaarsdam Geraldine De Cook Lois Bronkema Frances Colenbrander Kenneth Newendorp l t POPULARITY CONTEST Tiemersrna. Those that are most likely to succeed, from the results of the contest, are Jeannette Ry- laarsdam and Dwight Grotenhuis. There was a tie between Calvin Groen - Anna Schoep, and Blanche De Jong - Dale Kraai for the honor of being the most pop- ular couple. The best looking, ac- cording to popular opinion, are Elwin Muil-enburg an-d Geraldine Mak, the most intelligent, Jean- nette Rylaarsdarn and Myron Heus- inkveldg the best mannered stu- dents are Ethel De Graaf and best Dwight Grotenhuisg the dressed are Ethel De Graaf and Harold Colenbrander. Academy Popularity Results The Academy students were al- so rated in this contest and the results are as follows: the best mannered are Johanna Pennings dressed are Frances Colenbrander and Calvin Groen. The most like- ly to succeed are Johanna Pen- nings and John Vandenberg. The best looking girl is Geraldine De Cook and the best looking boy is Calvin Groen. Lois Bronkema and Wesley Dykstra are the most intelligent an-d the most popular are Johanna Pennings and John Vandenberg. The most naive are Arlene Van Pelt and there is a tie between Frank Heemstra and Gerrit Hibma. The most sophis- ticated are John Vandenberg and a tie between three girls, namely: Johanna Pennings, Lois Bronk- ema and Virginia Rouwenhorst. The quietest are Wilmina Nibbel- ink and Tunis Vander Lugt and Gerrit Kroeze. Last of all there must be a couple and it is Ger- aldine De Cook and Paul Colen- brander.

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