Science at P C H S shows varied lab courses and experiments
Students at Christian high school study general science biology physics and chemistry in modern laboratories. Freshmen take general science taught by Boertje and Vander Laan, sophomores study biology in three sections, juniors choose physics, seniors chemistry. Insects are studied, grasshoppers are used in labs, and experiments with sulfur produce strong odors.
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P.c.hls
Christian
Stanley Boertje
Dick, Vander Laan
Boertje
George Heitz
Central College
Paul de Jong
de Jong
Dick Doeden
Central
P.C.H.S
Colfax Livestock Sale Highlights A Saturday Run
Colfax reports a large Saturday sale with 7 head of cattle selling from 17.00 to 30.00 per cwt and better calves to 48.00. Hogs include 102 head of 114 lb shoats at 20.10 per cwt and light droves at 18.00 to 19.80 with sows priced up to 71.00 per head. Market notes mention good turnout and weather conditions favoring buyers and consignors are urged to contact their truckers if unable to attend.
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sports item fragment mentions Easter, boys and names Engh ers jeckhuizen but lacks clear event, team, score, or date for a coherent summary.
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Larry. Enghers Jeckhuizen
Hilarious railroad job skit by varsity club
The varsity club staged a Wednesday noon comedy about Hired and Fired with characters Mr Black and Mr Oarr A line up of actors including Bob Van Soelen delivered a humorous portrayal as an engineer applicant for the railroad The skit caused laughter and the club earned funds to expand athletic zest and support.
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Bill
Jack Oarr
Larry
Vander Molen
Mr.Black
Bob van Soelen
Carr
Akit
Reflections On Chapel Exercises At Elim School
On Monday April 4 chapel was led by Mr. Kruis who read from John 19 about Christ's suffering. Mr. Kamp urged students to consider entering special education, describing Elim as an oasis for the handicapped and invoking Exodus 15:28. Students led the service as usual with Geneva De Vries singing, Lorés Dieleman reading scripture, Larry Engber providing closing prayer, and a brass quartet offering special music. Rev Li K Panis, pastor of the...
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Kruis
Christ’s Hls
Elim
Worth
Illinois
Kamp
Geneva
de Vries
Delores
Dieleman
Larry. Engbérs
Li K. Panis
Revival of Christian School Emphasis on Humanitarian Education
The article quotes Rev Tanis lamenting that modern American education is increasingly objective and focused on specialization. He argues the Christian School system should emphasize broader humanities to nurture well rounded individuals.
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Tanis
Senior Joyce Rozen boom, a busy Oska loosa senior
Joyce Rozen boom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garret M Rozen boom, is a 17 year old senior from a west of Oskaloosa farm. At P C H S she takes commercial courses and is active in choir mixed quartet and president of the Future Nurses Club. She dislikes people who embarrass others and recommends freshmen to enjoy school and keep up with their work. She attends Bethel Christian Reformed Church in Oskaloosa as organist and president of the Young Peoples Society.
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Garret M. Rozenboom
Joyce
Kaloosa
Future Nurses Club
Oskaloosa
P.C.H.S
Bethel Chritian ‘Reformed
Oskloosa
Young Peoples Society
Dreams of Cynthia Vander Schaaf from Oske Loosa
A student confesses spring fever and dreams of Cynthia Vander Schaaf, a brown eyed senior from Oska loosa attending commercial courses in history and bookkeeping. She sings soprano, serves as secretary of Future Nurses Club, plays organ, and aims for an office job next year.
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Seni
Oskaloosa
Cindy
Future ‘Nurses
Christian
Ann
Gynthia
Cynthia Vander Schaaf
Flora
Superstitions and Beliefs Amid Afrocentrist Rhetoric
The text argues superstition paints Africans as prone to unbelievable acts and inhumane practices. It frames superstition as a religion for some, citing drowning twins and hatred among people, while acknowledging the diverse views on belief across communities.
The Superstition Of Bad Luck And Christian Caution
A compact discussion explores superstition as fear of bad luck and common myths like breaking a mirror, black cats, and Friday tasks. It contrasts secular belief with Christian caution, noting superstition’s claimed subconscious influence and urging mindful awareness to avoid occult power.
Newton News Delayed Report on Local Meetings and Hospital Visit
County Home services featured speaker Geort Van Hall and a girls trio with Karen Lafoon Wilma Schulenklo pper Connie Slings and Carol Struik. Harmony Helpers met at Christian school with hostess Mrs Jérald Verneridaal. Reading I Corinthians 13 and prayer opened by president Mrs Harris Van Zante. Lesson on laying sound foundations by Mrs Dean Ward. Members listed include multiple area ladies. Gary Van Gorp, son of Laverne Van Gorp, was hospitalized for observation then released. Fosteene Van Zante, daughter of Harris Van Zante, mentioned.
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Geort ‘van Hall
Karen Lafoon
Wilma Schulenklopper
Connie Slings
Carol Struik
Jérald Verneridaal
Harris. van Zante
Dean Ward
Paull Vander Hart
Ward
van‘ Zante
Veenendaal
Gary van Gorp
Laverne van’ Gorp
Skiff Hospital
Fosteene’ van Zante
Harris van Zan
Lynnville Lions Honor Students At Academic Banquet
The Lynnville-Sully Lions Club will host an academic banquet on May 5 honoring about 80 juniors and seniors. Valedictorian and salutatorian receive trophies, with scholastic awards for four-year B average students. Dr. Wm J Petersen of Iowa City will speak on Dramatic Episode in Iowa History.
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Lions Club
Lynnville-Sully School
Wm. J. Petersen
Iowa City
State Historical Society
John Graham
School Closes Early Amid Icy Roads
Albée school closed Wednesday noon until Friday due to bad roads. Only three children attended. Donald Rozenboom was called home Wednesday because his mother, Mrs Bert Rozenboom, is seriously ill.
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Eanera
Albée
Donald Rozenboom
Bert Rozenboom
Pink and Blue Shower Honors Mrs. Raymond Kirk
Remember fog driving danger. Vander Ploegs return from Arizona. Mrs. Raymond Kirk of Cambridge honored at a pink and blue shower held Saturday evening April 9 at the home of Mrs. Anne Verought with Mrs. Leon Ray of Cedar Falls assisting. Guests played games and gifts were opened on a table decorated with a doll in a cradle centerpiece. A tray lunch was served to several attendees including Mrs. J. J. Buwalda Kellogg and others.
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Glenn Brignon
A. R. Meredith
Scarshoro
Rayford Meredith
Newton
Marshall Meredith
Bruce
Roy Ritter
Galesburg
Anne J. Lanser
Leonard Maasdam
Pella
Burlington
Randy Huyser
Abe Vos
Grinnell
Norman Huyser
Dave Vander Ploeg
Apache Junction
Arizona
Raymond Kirk
Cambridge
Anne Verought
Leon Ray
Cedar Falls
J. J. Buwalda
Kellogg
James Vriezelaar
Waverly
Lee Vriezelaar
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