Smash of a Clash Day at Pella High School
April 1st clash day had students in bold costumes. Marilyn Walraven wore a pleated skirt with plaid house, leopard belt, argyle socks, red suede shoes. Marilyn Ter Touw appeared in a red skirt, rosen cardigan, pink belt, and violet trimmed orange blouse. Jayce De Geus wore avocado-green skirt, aqua blouse, powder cardigan and mismatched shoes. Sandy Vander Linden wore a blue skirt with a green sweater.
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Pella
Marilyn Walraven
Marilyn Ter Touw
Jayce de Geus
Powder Hue Cardisan
Sandy Vander Linden
Staff editors and reporters list detail newspaper staff
The document lists staff and associate editors including Groendyke Kay Kuyper and Donald Dahm. It names the news staff Charlotte Burton Mary Dicleman Marilee Grandia Marge Gosselink Kay McDonald Janice Mol Vivian Van Steen Marilyn Walraven Phyllis Walraven Linda Tysseling Jerry Bogaards. Cub reporters Mary Boat Mary Burton Mary Hollebrands Kathy McDonald Mary Van Zomeran Bonnie Verrips Mary Meulpolder Bob Vander Waal.
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Charlotte Burton
Mary Dicleman
Marilee Grandia
Marge Gosselink
Kay McDonald
Janice Mol
Vivian van Steenis
Marilyn Walraven
Phyllis Walraven
Linda Tysseling
Jerry Bogaards
Cub
Mary Boat
Mary Burton
Mary Hollebrands
Kathy McDonald
Mary van Zomeran
Bonnie Verrips
Mary Meulpolder
Bob Vander Waal
Clash Day Attire Sparks Colorful Student Displays
The school's male students joined Clash Day by donning unique outfits. Scooter Ulrich wore a yellow turtleneck with a red bow tie while T. J. Waechter appeared in blue jeans, a plaid shirt, rust tie, and pink socks. Phyllis Walraven sported a plaid skirt, striped blouse, lavender sash, and argyle socks among many other creative ensembles.
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T. J. Waechter
Phyllis Walraven
P T Girl P T program ends with a sports tournament
The P T program for girls and boys at school wrapped with a concluding tournament won by the second period class. Activities included basketball basics badminton table tennis and planned tumbling Dutch dancing rope jumping archery golf and tennis if time allowed.
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P.T
P. I
P. T
Easter Devotions by Mixed Chorus under Miss Tysseling
The Mixed Chorus presented the Easter story in song and scripture for Devotions on Monday March 31. Readings included The Last Supper Luke 22 14 20 by Mary Bent The Betrayal Luke 7 54 Mari lee Grandin The Sentence Luke 23 13 24 Jessie Vander Voort The Crucification Luke 23 33 38 Sandra Klein and The Res Luke 23 44 46 read by Kuyper. The girls sextet joined in God So Loved the World.
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Miss Tysseling
Mary Bent
Marilee Grandin
Jessie Vander Voort
Sandra Klein
van Dusseldorp
Enebrac
Kuyper
New City Building Under Construction in Pella
The city of Pella is constructing a two story building to house a jail police office public rest rooms and garage. It sits south of the old fire station and adjoins the Water Department warehouse. External design will match the new fire station and Electric Department warehouse.
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City of
Pella
Water Departurs
Penny carnival at Boys Letter Club raises funds for football uniforms
A first person account of a penny carnival with booths, games, prizes, and a charity draw. Students paid pennies for admissions and activities in the gym, won prizes like stuffed dogs and a straw hat, and watched a raffle where Stan Van der Werff’s donated ten dollars ended the event. The fundraiser supports new football uniforms and signals plans for another event next year.
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Boys Letter Club
Tvonv Tin
Mick
David Vos
Hoo
Scooter” Ulrich
Dennis van Zee
Blackjacks
Dixie Riggen
Bruce
Cara
Mr. Epperly
Max Kine
Jick
Lenty Schriener
Mr. Eperly
Stan VanderWerff
Favorite foods and quirks of a senior missing student Ervin Van Waard Huizen
A partial description lists a tall brown haired, green eyed senior aged 18, 170 pounds, 6 feet 11 inches, taking social science English physics and shop with social science as favorite. He loves cars, tinkering, and fixing his Ford. He aspires to pilot's license and his motto is to stay near. Authorities seek the missing boy Ervin Van Waard Huizen.
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Ervin van Waardhuizen
The Mail Brought Several Letters
At the end of a successful basketball season eaehe Borgman and Jim Ruthven wrote letters to the members of the respective teams. For the A team the letter recipients were Larry Renaud Dwight Rodа Gary Wallace Bob Sidere Gerald Kuyper and Mark De Cook. To earn a letter a player must play in at least half the quarters. In the B squad Max Kane John Grandin Tom Hut Phil Vane Bob Vander Wal and Kuyper earned letters. The rest did not letter but all players contributed.
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Eaaehe Borgman
Jim Ruthven
Asana
Larry Renaud
Dwiht Roda
Gary Wallace
Bob $Idere
Gerald Kuiper
Mark de Cook
Max Kane
John Grandin
Tom Hut
Phil Vane
Bob Vander Wal
Kuyper
Pella High Students Set for Music Contest Trip
Warming up Friday and Saturday April 26 Pella High plans a music contest trip to Belle Vain. Marvin Hiemstra is the sole piano solo entrant. Small groups include Sextet Trio Boys Quartet and Double mixed Quartet. Soprano soloists are Karen Klein Sandy Klein and Karyn Ver Meer. Mezzo sopranos Janice Mol and Marla De Wild enter. Judy Van Ekeren is the alto contestant. Tenors are Dennis Van Zee and
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Pella High
Belle Vain
Marvin Hiemstra
Karen Klein
Sandy Klein
Karyn Ver Meer
Janice Mol
Marla de Wild
Judy van Ekeren
Dennis van Zee
Unclear Names In Fragmentary Music Related Text
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Wesley Vos Tom Waechter Jon Steenbeck and David Vos with odd phrases suggesting music or instrument quarters. The passage appears garbled, lacking coherent events or context to form a clear news item or outcome.
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Wesley Vos
Tom Waechter
Jon Steenbeck
David Vos
Me Wortman
Unclear school notes and fanciful comments mix
Fragmented, informal notes mention Kathy McDonald Dixie 1 tren and Easter hunting, with stray claims about seniors, tests, shirts, color perception, and cheerleading. Contains names like Don Gosselink Ned Edwards Jerry At tie David Vos Mr Epperly Karen Wesselink and Eileen Dickeman in a scattered, disjointed writeup.
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Kathy McDonald
Dixie
Stilts
Buittons
Treseem
Miss Killien
Enelich
Don Gosselink
Ned Edwards
Jerry Attie
David Vos
Mr. Epperly
Karen Wesselink
Eileen Dickeman
Fragments From An Odd Local Slice
A jumble of garbled phrases mentions Mr Gheemdyhe and awkward terms about plaster and walls. It references Flrnt lard Sophomerss and a pasty series with incomplete details. The text reads like a stray OCR fragment with little coherent event or names to anchor a factual item.
Fragmented Opinion Snapshots From Vane Ravine Report
Vague comments from a local council or group reveal pet peeves and social tensions. Names like Kacey Klein, Tyan Vander Wert, and Jyyes De Gens appear amid uncertain dialogue about punctuality and dating. The text reads as overheard remarks and incomplete lines.
Bloomers Come to Iowa in 1855 Appearance Debate
Amelia Jenks Bloomer, famed for the Bloomer outfit, settled in Connell Blais in 1855. A Des Moines Valley Whigs note claimed bloomers suit modern progress for women's convenience, while another wag mocked the fashion as revealing a "forked animal."
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Amelia Jenks Bloomer
Connell Blais
Des Moines
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