Pella High Spirit Reflections and School Events
Local notes detail Pella High students discussing economics and labor studies, a mandatory week of country school training for PU students, and student opinions on giving up spring vacation for teaching practice. Reports cover drama awards, Drake competition cheer, garden projects, marble tournaments, and a staff change at Lincoln building.
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Yehudi
Yabor
Elas
Argu
Mathes
Hay Selwig
PU. S
Willa Mac de Bruin
Report Card Day Delights And Doodles
A school page recounts report card day with notes on students like Jerry Carpenter earning a B and an A in citizenship. Freda Mathes admires a Hawaii gift bracelet, Beatrice humorously learns to eat with a spoon, and Jeanne Van Gorkum is named an attendant to the Sulip Queen amid Pan American Week farewell.
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Jerry Carpenter
Jerry
Casts Celebrate Contest Play Debut
Casts and crew toast their successful contest play. The production praised for teamwork, skill, and effort with standout performances highlighted by the production team.
Go Patriotic Styles at Pella High Spring Fashion
Sally Style Scout notes spring mood at Pella High with bright jackets and skirts in red blue pink and green. Freshmen showcase a bold debut as color trends sweep the campus.
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Pella High School
Striking spring fashion features patriotic navy emblems
Norma Gummings wears a navy emblem on a red jacket with pleated skirt and white shirt collar, paired with a manish hat bearing the emblem. Her light tan tonfers and bright accessories match the outfit, presenting an ideal timely style for Sal le Seoul.
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Norma
Salle Seoul
Music Notes and State Contest Pushes
The article highlights a renewed call for quartere with POH, notes higher fees for State Music Contest, and confirms that Distric Contest I winners advance to State. The band adds a new selection, Friday’s assembly features praise, journalism awards go to three seniors, and the Boys Quartet and Glee Club perform, with a lively finale.
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Rome
Poh. S
Old Ark
Charles
Roosevelt Takes Relay Title Over East at Oskaloosa Invite
Roosevelt High drops East to win the Oskaloosa relays before about 2000 fans. Ray Vermeulen set a relay record with 129 feet 10 inches in the discus. Distances and results for Ottumwa Newton Ft Madison Oskaloosa Keokuk, Fairfield North Valley Montezuma Albia Chariton Keota Sigourney noted. A separate item reports a kite igniting near Waukon, ignited by a power line and extinguished before damage.
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Roosevelt High School
Des Moines
East
Oskaloosa
Kansas University
Roosevelt East
Ottumwa
Newton
Ft, Madison
Oskaloosa Keokuk
Fairfield North Valley
Montezuma
Albia
Chariton Keota
Sigourney
May Day Party Sparks Childs Creative Joy
Sally plans a May Day party at her home inviting friends with hand made baskets filled with flowers and candy. Her mother notes that child planned events foster creativity, responsibility, and joy, as Sally labors on baskets, invitations, and decorations.
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Sally
Doore
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Cornie Inture
Hoppin
Old Man
Mose
Dave
Sulip
Suesfeller
da Webster
Marvin Ver Meer
Toland van Be
Harry Koopinatio
Bovisma
Lincolnuilding
Sie
Mesink
Youngins
Lingylu
Webster
Phs
Dogpatch
Monster
Jack Sprat
Sunkist
Jack Sprat Food Stores
Louisiana
Ken
Parhay
Glen Tax
Raidh
Edith
Patra
Chips and Cobblers
Northen
Carton
Oie
She
Csso Tata
Sammy
Pocketbook of
Ener Ous Weiser
Chon the
Alaska
U.S
Ventars
Gerdise
Eakiy
Aatf Conta Rae Mers
ZAOM
Cstze Fe
Freda Mathes
Hawaii
Beatrice
Jeanne van Gorkum
Jean
Suzy School Spirit
Roosevelt
Helming
Waukon
U.S. No. 1
Eunke Sonik
Vriezelaar
RED Rooster
Cc Lib
Lux
Lewis
L.E
Gracker
Jacks
Asfar
Lumsden
Rhone
Twoth Light Department
Water Department
Vander Linden
Rexall Drug
Forbes
Martha Washington
Nebraska
Bliss Triumph
North Dakota
Red River
Ohios
Wayne
Beckine
Ean
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