Tulip Time activities outlined and film shown to students
Mr Buerkens led devotions and outlined Tulip Time expectations urging school cooperation in Dutch Village. Many helpers were requested as guides, ticket takers and hostesses. Students then viewed a public Tulip Time film, a Pella High artist, Dutch dances and village scenes for an educational look at the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buerkens
Parrot Film Des Moin
Yound
Towa Stated
Pella High
Gertrude Livenhoek
Thumbnail Sketch of a Pella Area Senior Boy
The piece describes a senior boy living east of Pella with blue eyes and blond hair. He is medium height and weight and rides a bus each morning and night. Literature is his favorite subject and he has opinions on girls, saying he likes good girls and clarifying he means nice ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Pho
Dutch Village aims for another grand success this year
Editorial lauds past Dutch Village as a financial success that funded a ribbon recorder and new equipment while noting guides and hostesses gaps. It urges students to cooperate, take roles as guides or hostesses, and support teachers to ensure a fully successful project and valuable public speaking experience.
Who Is It Based on Phyllis Hasselman Clue
A reader puzzle clues a male figure described as medium height and build who favors blondes, with multiple brothers and membership in F. FP. A. The note references a last entry in Who's Who by Phyllis Hasselman, prompting identification of the person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. FP. A
Phyllis Hasselman
Tulip Time Signs Invade High School Gym Exhibit
The high school prepares a Tulip Time display with Dutch Village setup in the gym. Students from shop, science, homemaking, and finance classes will paint, wire, host guides, and crew the exhibit as part of a three day festival that attracts thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aalbers Farm
Gmn
Andrew
Endyke
Cannaday
Say
Senior Play Cast Gets Together After Practice
The senior play cast and crew cleaned the stage quickly then gathered in the home rooms for hamburgers, chips, and pop. Arvan Menninga sponsored the party with the cast singing and Miss Cannaday handing out souvenir money after the performance of Seven Keys to Bald Pate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvan Menninga
Through the Classroom Keyhole Memoir Notes
A hall note describes sophomores studying the Treaty of Versailles and World War III while a student teacher Miss Brands leads government class on Iowa government. Freshmen finish Ivanhoe as sophomores read Silas Marner, poetry in junior and senior classes, and a daydreaming line about a student skipping with agriculture pupils to study soils and contouring.
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Miss Brands
Iowa
Miss Cannaday
Ivanhoe
Silay Marner
Dan Dieleman
G. K. van Zee
Corsage, contest plans, and high school musings
A fragment from a student column mentions Miss Sayler wearing a corsage last Thursday and a handwritten note from the Commercial club. It notes plans for the Fairfield music contest, curiosity about social quirks, and a wish to attend a banquet and Lincoln events with the Ag I & MI class.
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Miss Sayler
Commercial Club
Tomi Ikuta
Lincoln
Ag. I & MI
Commercial Club Trip to Des Moines Noted by Students
A school field trip to Des Moines on Wednesday April 21 drew chatter as the Commercial Club group toured the Nes Moines scene. They visited Wallace Homestead Building Capitol Historical and WHO studios viewing printing processes and gliders. The tour included the State Capitol dome tour the Historical Building wildlife displays the glider exhibit and a look at the Des Moines Register and Tribune offices with insights into newspaper production and telephony operations. The students met guides at Bishop's cafeteria and saw shorthand at a stenography office before ending at the Des Moines plants and newspapers.
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Nes Moines
Aly’ V
Des Moines
Wallace-Homestead
Ine Mires
Wallace Homestead
Wwe
Pelladium Staff Plans Party at April Meeting
At a Pelladium staff meeting held Thursday April 22 plans for a staff party were discussed. Committees were appointed and final arrangements will be made by the editor and sponsor. Announcements will be posted on the bulletin board. Attendance emphasis was noted as required.
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Pelladium
Webster Notes: bean plant blossoms and posters for poppy sale
Second graders found a blossom on a bean plant that later vanished and a green bean appeared. Junior High students pledged to create posters for the annual poppy sale, with Nesbit outlining rules for the display drawing supervised by Mr. Dennd and Miss Vriezelas and prizes for the best entry. Spring baseball and amateur photography are mentioned as growing interests among students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesbit
Dennd
Vriezelas
Insurance and Savings Offer for Farm and City Property
An advertisement invites readers to insure farm and city property against hail and risks, promoting auto, life, and savings accounts. It urges acting now with low rates from reputable companies and provides contact details in Sully, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Dieleman
Sully
Left One Two Three Band Marches On In Parade
A ragged chant echoes mornings as the band rehearses for the Tulip parade. Sue and Bill are scolded for being out of step while the director drives discipline to ensure a smart, well-trained display for the big celebration.
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Sue
Bill
Eighth Grade Classes Prepare For Graduation Plans
Eighth grade girls draw cartoons in art class and discuss graduation while eighth grade literature works on cartoon ideas. Questions about a class play arise as teachers promise ample notice for preparation. Junior high boys train for two track meets at Monroe and Knoxville with twenty boys practicing under Mr. Hughes.
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Monroe
Knoxville
College
Hughes
Special Meeting on School Buses May 3 7 Agenda Set
Town State College to host a special meeting May 3 7 to discuss school bus problems and safety driving maintenance and accident responsibilities. Invitations urge officials to attend as topics include aptitude tests preventive maintenance brakes road rules and winter driving. Teachers invited to a Marion County council dinner May 8 at Knoxville Country Club at 6 20 PM.
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Town State College
Marion County
Knoxville Country Club
Marion County Council
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Deons
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