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

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215. B. J -1 , 515 OF A KING u, 3 x-,. wres- wr-45. PR x -1 ,gi f '. J ' This play is a good time. It's all a lark. Today people aren't creative enough. This play helps bring creativeness out in the people involved. All the cast have added their own ideas. I came up with the basic idea but after the kids got into it, they all have more ideas. They kept coming up with more jokes. It's a joint effort by us all. Tim Poppen This year's annual spring play was again presented during May Day weekend. This year's play, however, was unique in that it was almost en- tirely written, directed and produced by NW students. Tim Poppen, a NW junior, wrote THE MARRIAGE OF A KING, a story about a kinggwho has to get married in 5 days or he will lose his kingdom of Hinkydoodle to the neighboring kingdom of Dutchla nd. Tim wrote the book, the music, and lyrics in four months. ' Students were in charge of every- thing in the play except that Keith Allen jointly directed the play with Tim. Tom Heiman designed the set, Earl Smith was the technical director and Dave Ritsema assisted in the di- rection ofthe orchestra. Craig Hanen- burg presented a Pre-Show Mime Pro- gram.

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.k, ' 1 . ,- gr Bush mer Art Center, home of Northwestern's Art Depart- ment, was usually the center ofthe art activities taking place on NW's campus. Several art exhibits were also displayed in the Ramaker Library Basement. Seniors presenting art shows were Steve Van Aartsen, Craig Hanenburg, Suzie Cleveland and Berwyn Stoel CPIC- TURED ABOVE! and judy'Loonan, Miriam,Muth, Bill Strack, and Nella Kennedy.