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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1951

Page

8

Band Points For First Six Weeks Are Posted

The secretary Dar lene Van OZmeren totals the band points. Top scores include Greta Palmquist 1279, Peggy Kuyper 1265, Roberta Zeigier 1125, and Beulah Roorda 137. Class leaders: Seniord Mary Alice Buwalda 1886, Greta Palmquist 1279, Penny Kuyper 1265. Juniors Ellen De Geus 86b, Marilyn De Cook 855, Doris Dockendorff 720. Sophomores Judy Cook 496, Gwen Vanden Berg 870, Bonnie Kuyper 345. Freshmen Beth Brom 585, Sally In t Weld 886, Roger Atkine 260.

Darlene van Ozmeren Mary Alice Bowald Greta Palmquist Peggy Kuyper Roberta Zeigier Shirley’ van Roekel Ellen de Geus Marilyn de Cook Gary Thomassen Dick Vanden Oever Elliot Tanis Logan van Sittert Beulah Roorda Mary Alice Buwalda Penny Kuyper Doris Dockendorff Judy Cook Gwen Vanden Berg Bonnie Kuyper

Wanderin By at Pella High Prompts Cheer and Curious Tales

A lively student column from Pella High School recounts playful pranks and hallway antics. Teachers and students discuss dogs and cats, car numerals, blue shirts, a missing dress, pep meetings, and a community cheer. The piece ends inviting readers to return for more wanderings through the halls.

Pella High

Monday Morning Devotions Topic Jesus and Joe MacCarthy You

Devotions led on November 26 by Mr. Lee discussed gossip and the harm of passing on false statements. The lesson from Matthew 15 urged stopping gossip at its source to make everyone happier.

Mr. Lee Jesus Joe MacCarthy

Staff Names and Contributors List For Newspaper Section

A long roster of reporters and staff members is credited, listing multiple surnames and initials across categories. The document appears to document the newspaper’s credited contributors and desk assignments without additional context or article content.

Editorial on college sport scandals and high school athletics

The piece argues against de emphasis of sports in education urging fixed points and noting athletics play a vital role in secondary schools. It emphasizes that high school students, including girls, benefit from sports experience beyond gym classes and praises Pella High for its health and fair play.

P.T Pella High

Times Have Changed Thanksgiving Morning Traditions

A nostalgic Thanksgiving reminiscence recalls frosty air, a fall, and a modern meal shift. The writer contrasts old sleigh trips to Grandma’s with a quick electric-oven pheasant dinner. He notes a simple, satisfying holiday despite the rough morning and oversized appetite.

Dallas Sextet Trims Dutchesses

The Pella High Girls lost to Dallas on November 28 at Dallas. Dallas led 7–0 after the first quarter and 10–4 at halftime, with a final 25–16 win. Scorers included Schagen with 7, Van Zante 6, and Aalbers 3. Pella guards limited the Dutchesses’ opponents through the game.

Pella High Girls Dallas Schagen van Zante Aalbers Pella Pte

Debate Teams At Work At Central College Girls debate team practices

Under Miss Shirley Kooistra leadership six Cen tral College girls Mary Alice Buwalda Pauline Lauten bach Jo Ann Schagen Beulah Joorda Gwendolyn Van den erg Joyce Leu study debate The topic about time of war carries weight amid potential World War III They plan to compete with other schools in the near future including Oskaloosa High School which is starting debate this year.

Shirley Kooistra Central College Mary Alice Buwalda Pauline Lautenbach Jo Ann’ Schagen Beulah Joorda Gwendolyn’ Vandenerg Joyce Leu Oskaloosa High School

Question Box reflects mixed views on teen smoking

Mary Van Vliet and Cleo Ver Hoef say they have not seen high schoolers smoke and disapprove. Pat McCombs and Shirley Hoeksema express disapproval for both genders, though seniors might be tolerated. Logan Van Sittert calls it stupid, while Judy Cook and Elliot Tanta condemn smoking among high school students.

Mary van Vliet Cleo Ver Hoef Pat McCombs Logan van Sittert Shirley Hoeksema Agai Judy Cook Weap Elliot Tanta

Typing and shorthand progress at Commercial Club class

The Commercial Club notes progress in first year typing classes with high scores including Eleanor Vander Beek at 66 words per minute. Other top performers include Ruth Lenberg Marilyn De Cook Arlene Ver Ploeg Nancy Groendyke Ellene De Geus and many more. Advanced typing shows Vernon Wielard Pat Rietveld and Beulah Vander Streek achieving 65 wpm and 90 wpm with five minute writing.

Eleanor Vander Beek Ruth Lenberg Marilyn de Cook Arlene Ver Ploeg Nancy Groendyke Ellen de Geus Marlene In’t Veld Marvin de Zwarte Elliot Tanis Shirley Hocksema Berniece de Geus Dorothy D Delores Vander Wilt 40 Hemert Shirley Leyder Steenhoek Betty Beling Arlene Tuinstra Maxine Schakel Vernon Wielard Pat Rietveld Beulah Vander Streek Shirlie van Roekel Bernice Ruby Wallace Anderson Elsie van Wyk Betsy Hoksbergen Arvena Ver Heul Peggy Kuyper Rosie Schal

Alumni in Service Update From PHS News

alumnus Dick Cook class of 61 returned home on leave visiting students and teachers before reporting to San Diego Naval Base for basic training and restationing to Jacksonville for an eight week prep school Loren Vanden Dever also home on leave and being restationed readers urged to send servicemen addresses and news to Miss Cora Thomassen to improve mail reach

Dick Cook P.H.S. Stud San Diego California Naval Jacksonville Florida Loren Vanden Dever Cora Thomassen

Meet Our Seniors from Otley Farm Area and Nearby Homes

The feature profiles Bernice Ruby, Leroy Nugteren, and Don, detailing their lives near Otley and four miles north of town. Bernice plans college after Pel-In High and hopes to become a secretary while enjoying cinnamon rolls and green colors. Leroy Nugteren, a 41 Ford owner with two sisters, serves as FFA treasurer and participates in Glee Club and Honor Society, aiming for college or farm work. Don, with blue eyes and blonde hair, lives near the city, has three younger brothers, and is active in 4-H, FFA, and Letter Club, contemplating future paths.

Bernice Ruby Otley Pel- In High Faorite Foods Leroy Nugteren East First Street Glee Club Honor Society Sam Don Fair City H. F.F.A Letter Club

Uncertain Notes On Agriculture And Preferences

A quirky fragment notes agriculture as a favorite subject while listing odd phrases like eoWee and girls who peak. It mentions a preference for ice cream with fresh strawberries and notes a shoe size of approximately seven.

Cartooning For Fun and Profit by Lois Fisher

The book teaches beginners step by step to learn drawing with numerous illustrations. It covers tools to use exercises to practice and techniques to employ. It also offers tips for decorating rooms and enhancing projects.

Lois Fisher

Pun With Your Camera guides fun with photography

The piece reviews a new book by Jacob Desehin titled Fun With Your Camera. It explains camera use including shadows exposure problems and colored films with practical hints. It notes the book is well illustrated and could help win contests like the Duchess Contest.

Jacob Desehin

Dial Phones Reach Rock Valley Residents For First Time

Rock Valley residents are using dial telephones for the first time as the local switch-over to the new system was completed last week.

Rock Valley

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