Weekly Publication Team for Christian High News
The weekly Christian High News lists reporters Lilla Beyers Esther De Boer Wilma De Young Jim De Young Bob De Ruiter Fred De Vries Larry Rus Ronald Swank and Judy Van Gilst. Adviser is Mrs Minnie Dahm with special contributions from various classes clubs and organizations.
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Christian High News
Lilla Beyers
Esther de Boer
Wilma de Young
Jim de Young
Bob de Ruiter
Fred de Vries
Larry Rus
Ronald Swank
Judy van Gilst
Minnie Dahm
Stenorette Gift Enhances School Office Practice
In the latter part of the past term the Pella Ros. screen Company presented a valued gift to our school. The Stenorette, a simplified dictaphone, records dictation on tape for typing by students. Mrs Folkerts the typing instructor guides use with a mouthpiece while students listen with ear phones and control playback with a floor pedal. The Typing II class gains hands on experience in office practice.
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Pella Ros.screen Company
Folkerts
Pelly Rosscreen
P. C. Il
Notice Next Week Class Meets Twice Weekly
The CHRIST high news announces altered schedule for next week. The class meets only twice this semester so the two vacation days prevent its publishing.
Student Council Presents Gift to School
The Student Council represented by Nancy Terps announced a screen purchased as a gift to the school. The audio visual aid will be used in classrooms for instructional purposes. The assembly audience gave hearty applause to show gratitude.
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Nancy Terps
Misses Fill In For Absent Teacher At School
Mrs Dale Gosselink served as substitute for Mr Dieleman during his absence as the school dealt with student illnesses including measles flu pink eye and spring fever Absenteeism reached twenty six on Friday Guests were buying tickets for the Young Calvinist Banquet in the B C HS gym on April 7 Congratulations to staff for science foundation awards and to several students for Tulip Queen and Royal Court nominations English teacher John Veltema won a National Union Scholarship The seventh period Fire Drill prompted improved behavior with no one running this time
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Dale Gosselink
Dieleman
B.C. HS
Stanley Ertje
Paul de Jongee
Wal Science Foundation
Retha Stursina
Dok Koek
Colleen Roose
Doretha Niewwsma
Sandra Maan
Norma Dahm
Totha
Royal Court
John Veltema
National Union
Drake University
New Future For Coach Dieleman
Mr Ruiter announced at Friday chapel that Pella's most eligible bachelor is no longer in the race. He said Coach Dieleman had become engaged, drawing a long ovation as students wished him well. When asked for comment he said only that she is different from any other girl.
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Mr. Ruiter
Pella
Ruiter
Mr. Dieleman
Senior Interview Reveals Quiet Mentor on Farm and Car Work
Evad Reveruuhes, a brown eyed student active in school activities, lists basketball as a favorite sport and office practice as studies. He plans farm work this summer, a car job next fall, and signs off with a motto about music, humor, and a wish to be remembered for thoughtfulness.
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Rand
Regord
Felsen
Evad Reveruuhes
Choir Tour Well Received
The choir and director are pleased with responses from churches during a 1968 concert tour. A well-filled auditorium, generous offerings, and appreciative, hospitable listeners inspire the performers. Maroon robes contrast with new white stoles made by the Ladies Auxiliary. The group thanks the loyal mothers for their untiring support as the tour continues with upcoming concerts.
Chapel Musings Guides Week of Student Chapel
The week’s chapel notes show Mrs. Dahm leading singing and scripture from Psalm 87 and Matthew 9 36 38. Special speaker Top ic on Romans 11 17 and debtors to all men highlights spreading the gospel. De Jong Isaiah 53 and a student chapel feature with Gladys Lanser Marianne Kramer Ruth Vander Linden. Dieleman spoke on value emphasizing spiritual priorities.
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de Jong
T’salterymnal
Gladys Lanser
Marianne Kramer
Ruth Vander Linden
Essay Contest Promotes Federal Merit System Students urged to submit essays
The National Civil Service League sponsors an essay contest for high school seniors in Iowa Kansas Nebraska Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Missouri. Essays must explore the value and future of the Federal Merit System and run 500 to 1000 words. Prizes are 250 150 and 100 dollars toward college tuition with a May 31 deadline.
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National Civil Service League
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Missouri
United States
Room Ramblings at School Sparks Social Banter
A fragmentary school diary style scene captures students joking about tides and sports. The notes mention Mr Boertje, Pete Andreas, Larry Rus with a Radio Flyer wagon, Ken Rouw and Bob Ryed trading quips about girls bias and footwear, plus garbled lines about a world fair and freshening dye.
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Coward S
Mr. Boertje
Pete Andreas
PC. Tls. Eagles
Larry Rus
Jim de Jong
Mr. Ruiter
Ken Rouw
Bob 1
Ryed
Bob D. Roo
Mr. Vel
Mary Woo
Visiting Teachers Observe Classrooms For Future Guidance
Members of the club visited several teachers and classrooms to study teaching methods and activities. The aim is to help future teachers select grade levels of greatest interest. Attending were Catherine Vander Wieldatstnoy, M Bes, Ryken, and others with Delores Stee hock and Joan De Vries among visitors. Norma Dahm was absent due to illness.
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Tyan Petia
Martin
Baste Gan
Catherine Vander Wieldatstnoy
M Bes
Fl Vander
Miss Shirley
der Molen
Connie Holseong
Helen Pennings
Hetty Huyser
Ith
Delores Stee Hock
Joan de Vries
Norma Dahm
Roosenddy
Are You On Record Choir Tape Reflects Amateur Value
Choir members enjoy making a tape of their performances though they lack professional status. The value of the tape recorder lies in enabling actual rehearsal and listening analysis for improvement and enjoyment.
Knotty pine paneling for cold rooms and metal cutting tips
Simple method to add knotty pine paneling over plaster 40 inches high without removing wall studs. Fit a top strip and baseboard, nail through plaster to studs, then attach panels. For metalwork, use tin snips or clamp thin metal between wooden blocks. try finer hacksaw blades with smaller teeth.
Dorm Addition and Recreation Center Proposed at Central College
Central College weighs expansion options as dorm capacity strains campus life. Public relations head Richard Timmins and registrar Mrs. Wilma Rempa cite a new wing to house 25 to 30 more men and a multi purpose building with a swimming pool and bowling alley to relieve overcrowded facilities. No architect plans filed yet. administration exploring possibilities. President Vander Lusten unavailable for comment.
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Central College
Richard Timmins
Wilma Rempa
Kempe
Central
Timmins
Orrse
Timmin
Choirs Aim for Better Tone and Harmony Through Self Evaluation
The group seeks improvement in tone quality diction and harmony through self evaluation and critique to refine overall performance.
Easter Vacation Lists Set For April Dates
Easter recess will run April 4 5 6 and 7 with schools closing for a four day break. The Chronicle staff extend greetings to readers and reflect on themes of life salvation and resurrection celebrating the risen Christ.
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Chronicle
Enrollment at Central Grows but Faces Space, Costs
Enrollment at Central shows a slight rise but not the alltime peak set in U7. Inflow swelled by Gt. Will entrants and totaled BIK. last fall's tally reached 428 versus 104 in fall 1956. If trends persist, room and tuition costs loom, with higher semester charges and new student recording needs.
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Central
Smay
Rembe
Westfall
Mes. Kombe
Central College
Gehler
Oskaloosa Man Sentenced For Local Hotel Theft
A man from Oskaloosa, formerly employed at Vermeer in Pella, faced a five year term after a hotel theft at the Fella Hotel in Ws. The district judge offered to suspend the sentence if Oskaloosa authorities revoke the suspect Williams parole, otherwise he would serve six months in Mahaska county jail and repay the stolen funds.
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Pella
Wms
Oska
Ohalosa
Williams
Mahaska County
Oskaloosa
Oes
Unclear fragments on graduate plans and Pioneer housing
The text mentions continuing toward degrees and graduate aims, with references to education and a pioneer era housing method. It cites Mrs Rempe and discusses a quick house design with post rows and glass or hay filling, plus a matching roof.
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