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

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uf r r l' --5 il ADay at NW J -Wlfil , f e e gpg mfs ' ' If 'ff ' 7 r fr- , ' ' iff ,--it? J . i an -1 ,W-...', V ld' 4 A ,-. ,l lr W L- N 'Q Llxfiwfl , e 1' , 'l5,'Al45,i ' , , l i f l 'f , ,l No one may be able to define a typical we day at NW, but any Northwestern student can list a, number of activities which contrib- t Ute toward making a daily routine. Morning breakfast is a ritual for some cafe- teria workers, but the student who stumbles in to greet the workers before first-hour class is rare. Cafeteria traffic is heavy on the morn- ings of final exams, but the morning crowd is usually limited to hardy freshmen struggling through first hour calculus or O.T.Faith, faith- ful elementary ed. majors encountering Teaching of Reading or Teaching of Lan- guage Arts, or dedicated students teachers - T rushing to hit the road. 431- . T Most students manage to rouse themselves 'QQDE-if-1 , -f , 2' rr '.s:,.. -hi f 'gi-ff-g, , T Sue: No, just ONE, please! by the time chapel starts, and occasionally a student or two will slip in late and meander unnoticed to his seat, or perhaps, a small Pat: Mmm, l think l'Il have 2 desserts! l Terry: lthought you'd have my number memorized by now! Crowd will congregate at the door and make l 1 l l rbi:-I ll its grand entrance at aconvenient moment. After finally settling down, students pursue a variety of ac- tivities. Many students fix their rapt attention on the chapel leader, while others find it more entertaining to read the lat- est issue of the Beacon or a hometown newspaper. Out of necessity, many students will be recovering from a second- hour test, cramming for a third-hour quiz, or catching a few winks. At noon, the silent cafeteria springs to life. For over an hour, it buzzes with activity. Then as suddenly as it became noisy, it becomes quiet. Only the dish-room crew remains to clean up,. .. ,Q-.H 'T iii -.t . f 5 .cl . f lslrufi- 1 - , 'vs i T l l if ll 'Tj Q L 4-4 5

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1- J, rig , ,. ,- -- -Q..-,, . VV. . , I Q. o ll Any place is a good place for an afternoon nap! 5- .X ' .fJnl..L, .J 6 n .- lk