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

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P r o M u s i ca Pro-Musica members include: Rachel Van Maanen Minda Harmelink Gloria Smidt Barb Weiss Moni Deal Kent De Jongh Rich Bawinkel Rod Anderson Paul Camp Dr. Herb Ritsema Twila Ten Clay Dave Pomp Dirk Lindner Greg Painter Pro-Musica is an active organization which meets regularly throughout the year and also plans special events such as a trip to the opera and a special type of initiation for new members each year. Membership is open to all who have a special interest in music. Majors and minors in the field are encouraged to join. is perhaps one of the largest organizations ampus, that is one involving the most people. S.C.F. is headed by a group of students by concerned members on campus and people help to lead Bible study groups and teams organized on and off campus. are open to any and all students. The S.C.F. sponsors Maranathas every other Sunday at 9:00 at the Union dorm and includes singing, sharing, and speakers from the community and other brothers and sisters Christ. They also sponsor incoming groups such Truth. S.C.F. and its members try to unify the .C.F. stands for Student Christian Fellowship C . :ampus and to provide the spiritual growth needed S.C.F. Officers for this ye Doyle Johnson Steve Macchia Alysa Hettinga Rich Dykstra Mary Vande Zande Linda Schemper ay every student. ar's S.C.F. include: Pro Musica-SCF 83

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International Club International Club members include: Dr. Howard Killion Rosalinda Go Ong Bassma Khoury Tsunehiro Takase Margo Slickers Josephine Wang Norimichi Odate Yoshiko Sugiyama John Moerman Barb Weiss Jeanne Moerman Susan Harbers Sharon Rau Glorene Wallace Kiyoko Shibuya Dr. Lyle Vander Werff Hanni Hanna Awad Samuel Fanta The primary purpose of the club is to help international students understand and adjust to American culture and society. American students and faculty who have lived abroad are eligible to be associate members of the club. The big event of the year is the International Dinner which is entirely arranged and presented by the club. It attracts an array of faculty, students, and invited 7-5 l A townspeople. This occasion, perhaps more than any other, allows the club to express themselves and expose the campus to the excitement of life in other lands. -nhzz. J 'L-8 ' a ,Q Phi Beta Lambda is the business club at NW. Its primary purpose is to futher interact in and participate in business activities. lt works hard at promoting interaction between the college student and the business community. Anyone with an interest in business is invited and urged to join. One of the major involvements each year is state and national competitions in all areas of business skills and knowledge. The NW Club has several times won the Douglas trophy as the outstanding club in lowa. ll ' 5 Wai? C Phi Beta 262 ,-. v 'QP 1. f M Lambda l gs, Members include: 1 Gary Karssen ' 4 Glorene Wallace Dawn Brink Paula Hoekstra Ed Johannsen Jodi Pennings Sheila Hoffman Kay De Haan Herm Vink r International-Business Clubs

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Beacon Staff Beacon Staff members include: Sue Alderink Sherrie Wilson-Editor Nancy Durband Sheila Wynveen Jane Van Beek Sandy Ruter Caroline Boender Dave Clover Mr. Holland, adviser Paul Delger Brian Voss Two groups which are responsible for the student publications on Northwestern's campus are the Beacon and De Klompen staffs. The Beacon is the college newspaper published every other week. It has been used this year by students and faculty alike to air their views and just to keep up on campus happenings. The De Klompen staff is the group responsible for this yearbook. They worked this year, as in years past, to catch some of the special moments of 1976-77 to remember and enjoy. ' De Klompen Staff Members of the De Klompen staff pictured are: Dave Clover Carla Moore Brian Cottrell Aletha Koele Sandi Krosschell Linda De Roon Jane Van Beek Viv Neville Pam Bonnema Connie Bastemeyer 84 Beacon-De Klompen