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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1958

Page

6

Arnold Dahm earns NSF honorable mention for science scholarship

Arnold J. Dahm, a Central College senior physics major and T. S. alumni, earned a National Science Foundation honorable mention for fellowship applicants based on ability. He will pursue graduate work at the University of Minnesota after acceptance. The CHRISTIAN HIGH NEWS lists weekly staff and contributors.

Arnold J. Dahm Central College National Science Foundation Arnold University of Minnesota

Choir Concerts by Out-of-State Groups Visit Pella

Choir members enjoyed two visiting groups from out of state last week. Siou x Falls Baptist College Choir directed by Dr. Lee Bright performed a sacred concert at the local Baptist Church. Jean Folkerts, Pella’s choir director, hosted dinner for the visiting guests. The Second Christian Reformed Church welcomed members of the Reformed Bible Institute of Grand Rapids Michigan led by Mr. Jack Van Laar. Three area students from Pella, Bernard Fynaardt, Kathleen De Haan, and Bette Van Gorp, study at the Institute which trains for missionary service.

Sioux Falls, South Dakota Baptist College Lee Bright Sioux Falls College Jean Folkerts Folkers Second Christian Reformed Church Reformed Bible Institute of Grand Rapids Michigan Jack van Laar Bernard Fynaardt Oskaloosa Kathleen de Haan Bette van Gorp Pella

Faculty Flu Leaves De Jong Quiet at School

On Monday and Tuesday Mr. Paul De Jong was confined to bed with the flu. His teaching duties were covered by Mrs. Dale Gosselink and Mrs. P. Van Veldhuizen. This is his first sick leave this term and he has missed only one day due to illness in ten years at P C H S. Nelva Scitchout returned after weeks absent for an ear infection. Arthur Blommers, a freshman, is hospitalized at Mercy Hospital in Oskaloosa for a car infection.

Paul de Jong Dale Gosselink P.van Veldhuizen de Jong Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa

Junior Twerp Party Highlights At Local School

During April 10 and 11 juniors chased or waited for a partner to “patch” them for the Junior Twerp Party held April 16 at 7 15 p m in the school. Girls selected partners and provided transportation while observing proper etiquette. The scavenger hunt divided students into six member groups led by a captain and ran to 9 30 p m collecting items such as baked potato rabbit tail dead mouse piece of pie speeding ticket and a bird s nest. Lunch of hamburgers potato chips donuts and pop followed. Lunch was prepared by Judy De Jong Marianna Kramer and Janice Wickhart with planning by Yvonne Vanden Heuvel Phyllis Jansen Fred De Vries and Claude Zylstra. Mr Veltema served as chaperone.

Judy de Jong Marianna Kramer Janice Wickhart Yvonne Vanden Heuvel Phyllis Jansen Fred de Vries Claude Zylstra Mr. Veltema Cil

Slithering Salamanders And Snakes At P C H S

Students and staff reported a slithering salamander and a snake observed in the corridors of P C H S during Thursday morning. The reptiles appeared to seek a suitable place of learning or safety amid classroom activity.

Spelling Class Notes and School Animals at Desk

Mr Veltema explains spelling meanings with humor and warns Chronicle exposure. Mr Weldhouse returns a math check to the waiter for correction. Birds are frequent visitors at school with one perched in Matilda Blommer's locker.

Daffynitions and School Sayings from a Teen Lens

A collection of humorous and defining phrases about adolescence and daily life. It features playful takes on youth, education, and routines with light satire. Notable lines redefine terms like Dashhund and Department store detective while poking at homework and study periods.

Chapel notes recount a week of speakers and scripture

Monday featured Mr. Jay Veldhouse delivering a Galatians 5 reading and prayer. Tuesday guest Reverend Lambertus Van Laar spoke on guidance through God’s word Spirit and providence. Wednesday Mr. John Veltema led a Job reflection. Thursday Student Council announced songs and readings, and Friday guest Bass Van Gilst preached on Matthew 5 13 salt of the earth with Janice Vander Wal at the piano.

Jay Veldhouse Veldhouse Lambertus van Laar Second Christian Reformed Church Jesus John Veltema Veltema Larry Menninga Nick Meinders Carl van Gilst Bass van Gilst Carl Elaine van Gilst Oskaloosa

Pella Students Compete Over Hospital Boost Essays

Junior and senior English classes at Pella High School wrote papers urging support for a hospital upgrade. Mr Veltema selected top essays and sent them to the hospital committee for further competition. Names of PCHS winners were not released.

Pella’s Hospital Veltema

Sympathy extended for Groendyke family loss

We at P. C. H. S. extend sympathy to board member Mr. P. Groendyke in the loss of his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Groendyke. Linda Groendyke and Yvonne Van den Heuvel, students, are grandchildren.

P. Groendyke Elizabeth Groendyke Linda Groendyke Yvonne Vanden Heuvel

Freshman science class hosts owl as live observation

Nelson Nibbelink brought a full grown pet owl to a freshman general science session for study of birds. The event featured Mr. Hoot Owl as the reputed wise bird in the classroom setting.

Wise Birds

Dordt College Mission Scholarship Offered to Seniors

Dordt College announces a freshman tuition scholarship via the Siouxland Missionary Union. Seniors interested in missionary work should write to the Registrar at Dordt College by June 1 or inquire with Mr. Ruiter, P C H S Principal.

Dordt College Siouxland Missionary Union Ruiter

Harold Bean Heads for Drake Kansas City Tour

Harold G. Bean son of Mr and Mrs W L Bean 504 Franklin is among nine Drake University seniors chosen for a two day tour of the soft goods market in Kansas City Missouri April 17 and 18 The Macy's department store of Kansas City planned the trip visiting three garment manufacturers and the Plaza shopping center Bean a senior in commercial art at Drake College of Fine Arts.

Harold G. Bean W. L. Bean Franklin Drake University Kansas City Missouri Macy’s Department Store Plaza Harold Drake College of Fine Arts

Pella High Students Attend Northeast Iowa Science Fair

A group of thirty Pella High School students traveled by bus to Cedar Falls on Saturday April 12 for the 6th annual northeast Iowa Science Fair at Iowa State Teachers College. Several hundred eastern Iowa high school students attended with about three hundred exhibits across two buildings. Logan Kuiper, a Pella senior, entered an “Unbeatable Ticktacktoe Machine” drawing wide interest as peers attempted to outdo it.

Chronicle News Logan Kuiper Pella High School Logan Andrew Kuiper Otley Cedar Falls Pella Iowa State Teachers College Iowa

Planting 5000 Pines Near Mitchellville Demonstration

Extension Forester Martin Craine says 5000 pines will be planted mechanically on April 26 at 10 a.m. at the Betts farm, 1.5 miles north of Mitchellville on Polk County Road P. Participating groups include the Iowa Izaak Walton League, state conservation commission, extension service, United Forest Service, Soil Conservation Service, Farm Bureau, and other forestry groups.

Martin Craine Town State College Betts Farm Mitchellville Polk County Iowa Izaak Walton League State Conservation Commission Extension Service United Forest Service Soil Conservation Service Farm Bureau

Eye injury to Garner boy seeks sight-saving surgery

Steven Fogerty a six year old from Garner suffered an eye injury when a companion playfully struck him with a stick. Surgey will be necessary to save the sight of the eye.

Steven Fogerty Garner

Machine wins at tick tack toe dominates inexperienced players

A student built a tic tac toe machine costing slightly over $20, using a 1/20 hp motor, 41 bulbs, 119 sinkers, extensive wiring and fuses. Logan aimed to maximize wins, able to tie but not be beaten, reflecting an era of inventive student projects highlighted by Doorenbos Stults and Wilkins.

Logan Educational

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