New Library Additions Include The Ugly American
PHS adds several new titles including The Ugly American by Lederer and Burdick about American views abroad. Other new books include The Lovely Ambition about a Wesleyan pastor’s family move to Maine and Organized Crime in America by Gus Tyler. The Guns of August by Barbara Tuchman covers World War I beginnings. Also noting upcoming majorette Highland Fling performances at home basketball games.
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William S. Lederer
Eugene Burdick
PHS
Mary Ellen‘ Chase
England
Maine
America
Gus Tyler
Syndicate
United States Steel
General Motors
Barbara W. Tuchman
Iceland
Poland
France
Spain
Germany
United States
Whitehall
That Week in the Lunchroom and Hallways News
A brisk morning greeting is skipped by Marty Blechan. Kathy Powers resists PE and rushes home after study hall. Teachers model for next year’s annual with Ted Weirather photographing. Pella Christian visitors explore English methods with Provine. Office furniture arrives as lobby clutter clears. About 50 PHS seniors discuss enrollment at Central College for 1963 under Admissions Director Tyseeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Blechan
Ted Weirather
Johnston
Simmelink
Pella Christian School
Gpbendike
PHS
Tyseeling
Central College
Tysbeling
Central
Gil
Roosevelt High Tutors Help in Study Hall Program
Roosevelt High School in Odessa Texas uses a tutoring system where students needing help get assistance from fellow students during study hall. Tutors are recommended by teachers and cover world history English II and drivers education with the aid of television teachers. Six young journalists from Blackshear High School traveled to Chicago for a Scholastic Press Association conference. A distributive education program at Oskaloosa High lets students work part of the day in a store while learning about distributing and marketing goods. West Union North High offers films during study hall on military obligation vocational choice newsreels and documentaries. Whitehall High School choral program titled Around will be performed.
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Roosevelt. High
Roosevelt High
Odessa
Texas
Blackshear High
Chicago
Scholastic Press Association
Brouiy
Oskaloosa High
West Union
Iowa
North High School
Chemists Work With Water Water in Experiments
In Mr Grendyke s chemistry class students study water s importance and perform experiments. They separate water into hydrogen and oxygen via electrolysis and distill pure water by heating to steam and condensing it. The activities teach concepts and add enjoyment.
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Greendyke
Commercial Club Meets to Plan November Meeting
The Commercial Club held its monthly gathering on Wednesday, November 28 at 5 30 p m in the PHS cafeteria to discuss ongoing projects and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
PHS
Christmas Box Project Supports Glenwood Home
A club meeting culminated in sending a Christmas box to the Home for the Retarded in Glenwood Town. Members assembled items for all ages, with Delores De Vries and Vivian Vroom selecting extras. Girls contributed toys and books for children while gifts for elders included jewelry cosmetics stationery comics and soap. They have begun constructing clothing items and plan to model finished pieces later.
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Glenwood
Town
Delores de Vries
Vivian Vroom
Typists Turn to Art in Miss Saylor Class
Members of Miss Saylor's typing class created pictures by repeating single symbols for extra credit. They produced images of an Indian, a butterfly, a candle, a penguin, a rooster, a maple? and a Christmas tree. The results look unlike traditional drawings and may be quite challenging.
Homemaking I students study nutrition and food prep
Homemaking I girls work in the foods unit making relish trays salads cheese rarebit cookies and muffins. They kept a record of their meals to evaluate eating habits and will soon plan breakfasts and lunches. Homemaking II covers basic figure sewing and related topics.
Top 25 Books Are Listed By PHS Librarian
The following list shows novels most read by PHS students for October and November. compiled by PHS Librarian Mrs Lautenbach. Books include Ramona, Lord Jim, Riders of the Purple Sage, The Robe, Old Man and the Sea, The Scarlet Letter, Pride and Prejudice, Call of the Wild, Moby Dick, Gone with the Wind, and more.
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PHS
Lautenbach
Ramona
Helen Hunt
Jack
Son Lord Jim
Joseph Conrad
Zane
World Health Assembly charts year ahead under health flag
International experts including Basil D B Layton Sergei V Kurashov and Luther L Terry meet with 115 WHO member states to map the program for the coming year. The budget tops $83 million, funding over 800 public health projects, malaria campaigns, training for African nations, and research on cancer heart disease and immunology. The global program is led from six regional offices with the Pan American Sanitary Bureau in Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Health Assembly
Basil D.B. Layton
Canada
Department of National Health and Welfare
Assembly
Sergei V. Kurashov
Ussr
Luther L. Terry
U.S
United Nations
WHO
Dur
Ois
Americas
Pan American Sanitary Bureau
Washington, D.C
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Pelladium
Roger Ringwalda
Pam Wilson
Exchangedernberg
Carol Gosselink
Arlene de Geus
Judy Steenhoek
Janice Veredits
Jean Morgan Ploeg
Linda Gezel
Rose Ann van Essen
Linda Bevan
Linda Ustermarkt
Ann
Mary van Nimwegen Veldhuis
Margaret van Advisor
Ruth Allen
Arima
Aia
Peoria Farm Milling
Des Moines, Iowa
Choral
Whitehall High School
Akes
Health
World Health
Bob
Dort Stent
Champ
Munsingwear Briefs
Lee
Sport Cotts
Paley
iGde
Arrow and
Vaderbilt
Bill
Bebss Ci
Me & Boys Shapter
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