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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1966
Page
5
The calendar lists start and noninstruction days for Lynnville Sully including Labor Day no school, early dismissal at 2 30 pm for county institute and parent teacher conferences, Thanksgiving and spring breaks, and end-of-quarter and end-of-year dates with 179 student days. Includes baccalaureate and commencement times.
District faculty list shows staffing for Lynnville Sully during the 1966 1967 school year with names and roles across elementary and junior high. Includes principals teachers coaches and specializations in biology P E football track science home economics and more. multiple Searsboro Linnville assignments and grade placements noted for 1st through 8th grades plus music art and language positions.
Calvary Christian Reformed church members met at Cornelius Rylaarsdam’s home for a James study while others illness and vacations kept some away. Birthday parties for Steven Paul Gosselink and relatives marked a busy week with reunions, visits, and a trip to a Dowstra Chapel concert.
Readers describe a trip featuring a unique sighting of a porcupine, museum exploration with Indian relics, and water sport activities at Lake Bemidji. The finale was a Friday night game where the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Minnesota Twins 3 to 0.
Ellen De Geus was initiated into Delta Pi Epsilon the national honorary graduate fraternity for business education on July 30 at State College of Iowa. The SCI business department is the first national honorary graduate fraternity program and the Alpha Tau chapter was installed that night making Ellen a charter member while she teaches business education at Metropolitan State Junior College in Minneapolis.
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