Fingerprinting Education Committee Plans Session at State House
A Student Council committee led by Max Hocksema Blaine Vander Ploeit Wille Zickel Dave Prins and Marvin Rumhausch will meet April 9 with Chief Net at the State House in De to discuss and code material and instruction for fingerprinting for the entire high school shortly after this date.
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State House
Max Hocksema
Blaine Vander Ploeit
Wille Zickel
Dave Prins
Marvin Rumhausch
1947 Football Schedule List
The schedule lists games with locations and tentative dates including Montezuma Sixourney Albin Pleasantville Chariton Knoxville Indianola Melcher. Notable dates include October 24 and October 31 with Indianola and Melcher as tentative sites.
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Montezuma
Sixourney
Albin
Pleasantville
Chariton
Ther
Knoxville
Indianola
Melcher
Teachers Attend County Dinner Meeting at Knoxy
Two carloads attended the county dinner on March 24 at Knoxy. Kenneth Johnson of the Iowa State teachers association gave the principal address on Moldings Public Opinion. Supt. G A Love of Melcher acted as Toastmaster. Kirk Patrick led group singing. Eva Mae Vleen Kester and CG Buerkens performed numbers. Buerkens reviewed the February Des Moines delegation assembly. The meeting closed with a short movie titled Iowa Education at the Crossroads.
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Carleases
Knoxy
Kenneth Johnson
Iowa State Tension Association
G. A. Love of
Melcher
Charch Kirkpatrick
Eva Mae Vleen Kester
Buerkens
Des Moines
Lowa
Bevy of Workers Behind Scenes At Music Contest
A detailed look at the behind the scenes effort for a high school music contest. Mentions dozens of volunteers across committees including reg room ticket sales doorkeepers and ushers with roles in rooms, timing, judging, equipment, sign painting, concessions, lodging and couriers. Recognition given to chairmen such as Miss Gosselink and Miss Ver Heus and many helpers by name for their organized, extensive support.
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Buerkens
Miss Gosselink
Regroom
Miss Slobe
Dolores Swank
Leo Sels
Melvin Hagen
Miss Ver Heus
Marvin de Heus
Edna Ter Louw
Dorothy Blom
Marcella Vander Wilt
Susan Grundman
E van Hemert
Louise Rysie Balstad
Gertrude Edward Goemant
Clara Hasselman
Wilma van Zee
Elaine Vander Ploeg
Rysdam
Kenneth Kramer
Vos
Nancy Bogaard
Dick Lautenbach
Jack ‘Thomassen
Vande Voort
Bu Miss Ver Steeg
Wood Tuenink
Loats
Hal
Braam
Henry Vander Kieft
Carroll Vis
Ray de Jong
Norma Vis
Dale Vos
Carl Ver Steeg
LaVelma de Penning
Sally Vriezelaar
Verle Rinehart
Whalley
Pianto
Andrew
Miss Nieburg
Miss Sayler
Pauline Tysseling
Helen van
Survivors Ready To Fight For Badminton Title
Eight players entered the boys badminton tourney with four advancing to the semifinals. Stan Boertje defeated Van Ee in three games 16 9 15 13 16 12. Olcott beat Pothaven 15 8 15 12. Kloustra disposed of Jim Van Houwelins 15 2 15 3. Vos defeated Vander Streek 15 13 15 10. Semifinals set for Monday March 31 pitting Boertje versus Kloustra and Vos against Olcott. Results of the other match to be announced next week.
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Stan Boertje
van Ee
Stan
Olcott
Pothaven
Kloustra
Jim van Houwelins
Vos
Vander Streek
Boertje
Olvott
Kloostrame
Kloostra
While the Toast Burned Fresh to Present One Act Comedy
A one act comedy titled While the Toast Burned centers on a breakfast table set in an average American family. Five main characters include Herbert Canby Verle Rinehart Ruth Bonnie Van Zemeren Herbert Jr Raymond Den Adel Mary Lou Carol Ver Steeg and Grandmother Patty Vriezelaar Ruth Vogelaars senior student director.
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Herbert Canby
Verle Rinehart
Ruth
Bonnie van Zemeren
Herbert Jr
Raymond den Adel
Mary Lou
Carol Ver Steeg
Patty Vriezelaar
Ruth Vogelaar
Gossip Column Tells of Kitchen Intrigue and School Rumors
In a bustling campus kitchen a wanderer glimpsed Ardith Van Houweling changing her blouse while Ar dith Nieburg hurried to restore order. Bernice Dykstra shares a tale of meeting a handsome man in a shoe store. The piece notes bored students in fourth period and hints at new postal and study hall notes.
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Ardith van Houweling
Ardith
Bernice Dykstra
Des
Dean Sadler
Vas
Room 206
Genealogy list of Dutch named individuals in 1960s context
A catalog of names including Zee Dorothy Blom Edna Ter Louw Roberta Fisher Kathryn Tukker Gladys De Geus Colleen Renaud Leland Van Ee Tonetta Keuning Erma Vander Torst Marcia Van Maanen Mason Olcott Marcella Vander Wilt Betty Rempe Audrey Roorda and Shirley Vander Wert appears as a roster fragment from a community record or wedding notice.
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Nancy Bogaard
Nola Root
June de Cook
Leland van Ee
Myrtle Evers
Roberta Fisher
Gladys de Geus
Virginia Groendyke
Lorraine de Maan
Betty den Hartog
Melvin Hagen
Pegey Leu
Gertrude Steenhock
Marcie Valster
Betty van Veen
Donna Jean Veenstra
Gordon Nesbit
Helen van Zante
Edna Ter Louw
Pelladium Staff Discuss Editorial Writing Meeting
The Pelladium staff met Tuesday noon March 25 to discuss editorial writing. Miss Slade offered guidance and read examples of good and bad editorials. Journalism pins will be awarded to the star at a year end party.
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Pelladium
Miss Slade
Tulip Time Plans and School Notes Albany Chronicle
Mrs Weiezelaar teaches literature Wednesday March 26 while Mr Schulz is in Des Moines Predictions of spring break April 6 7 and Good Friday. Tulip Time committees form Junior high drills folk dancing and roller skating prep. Principal Demry remains in Veterans Hospital Des Moines with limited return prospects. Baseball practices after school every evening.
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Weiezelaar
Schulz
Des Moines
Demry
Prin Pal
Veterans’ Hospital
Webster
Through the Classroom Keyhole at Pella High
Students in Caesar studies and senior English classes at Pella High team up to explore the Commentaries and research methods. Miss Ver Heals covers algebra and geometry with voluntary state tests, while Miss Slobe and Miss Sayler emphasize organizing material and footnotes in senior projects.
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Pella High
Caesar
Mentink Advises Students On Juvenile Attitude
Prof H G Mentink spoke at Monday morning devotions on March 24 stressing that attitude defines a person. He cited three signs of juvenile thinking a constant griping attitude a cigarette and foul language and a strong egotism toward school and activities. He urged channeling energy into positive school life and declared what we are is a gift from God and what we do with it a gift to God. Miss Slube asked three boys to perform instrumental solos Raymond Den Adel played The Slough Ride Techaikowsky Gene Van Zee played Excerpt from Concerto Nova by Galter mann and Dean Sadler played Willow Echoes by Frank Simon with Mr Whalley at the piano.
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H. G. Mentink
Mr. Mentink
Miss Slube
Raymond den Adel
Techaikowsky
Gene van Zee
B. Galtermann
Dean Sadler
Frank Simon
Mr. Whalley
Gene
Dean
Girls Learn Folk Dances in P T Classes
Girls' physical training periods feature folk dances taught by Mrs. Vriezelaar, with students practicing bow and turn routines. The scene notes a lack of male participants and hopes for mixed dances. Central College hosts Friday folk dance sessions from four to six, drawing high school girls to learn more steps and enjoy the exercise.
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Central College
Classroom chatter on money and Greece forums
Students discuss typing and manuscript work with Miss Go and radio voice. In economics class they debate penny payments and a mock scheme to split a dollar, while Braam leads an afternoon history session and Stan Boertje offers a bold but impractical solution tainted by potential federal penalties.
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U. S
Ugland
Greece
Near East
Braam
Gordy
Stanley Boertje
Stan
What would you do in a wynd alley or lane
A quiz of readers answers about the meaning of wynd with varied guesses. Melvin would sleep Nancy would hold her skirt Ardith would groom then look for prospects Dunne would ride Milly would stay Pa in it Rosemary would sit and light Teo would sit and turn lights off Teo would fish Mildred would do what comes naturally Vob would sit and rest
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Melvin
Nancy B
Milly
Gwynd
Rosemary PD. B
Betty Toyce
Nogna
Mildred V
Firearms Accidents Among Farm Home Risks Highlighted
In 1945 firearms accidents in farm homes ranked third among hazards, following falls and burns, according to the National Safety Council. The data underscore rural household dangers and the need for firearm safety awareness.
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National Safety Council
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