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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1945
Page
9
The district faces rising education costs due to wartime salaries and operating expenses. It seeks state comptroller permission to levy more taxes, estimating about 78 dollars per pupil for Villa School operation. The board has 67,500 dollars next year, indicating budget limits are near.
Miss Lois Sayler, Pella High School’s new commercial teacher, urges two year vocational training in the high school as a basis for future work. She notes typing skills aid college work and can become money earning, highlighting demand for skilled typists. The commercial department aims to help all students.
Homemaking Department begins this week with instructor Phyllis Anderson preparing this year's program. Home visits are planned while the sewing room has a soft rose paint and coordinated draperies were painted by sophomore classes. Anderson recently attended a Town State College workshop on Student Homemaking Clubs and plans include a Future Homemakers of America club at Pella High School.
Pella High Basketball outlines 145 season schedule with nine straight wins last year under Coach Rysdam. The Little Dutch aim to defend the South Central Conference crown as negotiations consider adding Valley and Dowling. key players from last year return as the team prepares for sectional state tournaments.
Grace Franks outlines aims for a growing instrumental music program and a community minded art center at Pella High. Beginners Band planned from 5th Grade. Marching and Concert bands meet. twirlers encouraged. Art classes focus on posters murals crafts and still life while seeking loaned art treasures for exhibit. Also recipe for orange marmalade biscuits with no added sugar.
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