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

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WW? The Kappa Beta Kappa, formally the Teachers ofTomorrow, was organ- ized with about fifty members. A for- mal initiation of the new members took place on November 29, 1949. Pictures illustrating the initiation are shown he re The installation of the new officers by alumnus,Marcene Muilenburg, fstand- ing at right of coat of armsj is below. Meetings are held onthe last Monday of every month. Topics and problems con- cerning the teaching profession are dis- cussed.Dean E, I. Aalberts, Professor of education, is the faculty advisor.

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President Richard Ander- sen is explaining an im- portant phase of a world event. OFFICERS RICHARD ANDERSEN-PRESIDENT fEXTREME LEFTJQ DONALD Btom- VICE-PRESIDENT fSECOND Fnom RIGHTIQ ROGER PETERSEN-SEC. AND STUDENT SENATE REPRESEN- TATIVE fSECOND rnom LEFT,j NELSON CLAY-BEACON REPoRTER fNOT PICTUREDD. A group dis- cussion of a world event. The International Relations Club is an organization of the campus of Northwestern Junior College which holds meetings once every month to discuss current world problems. The club meets the third Monday of every month and it consists of twelve members. They discuss economic and political problems that face the people of the worldg so they might have a better understanding of them, and so they canbe better informed on the affect that these problems might have on the world in the future. The meetings are lead by faculty members and outside speakers, as well as by club members. They also have round table discussions and debates on some controversial question. 33