Lincoln School First Grade At Pella Public Schools
The report outlines Lincoln School first through sixth grade activities at Pella Public Schools. It highlights back-to-school events, perfect attendance, health and dental honor rolls, safety lessons, character education, reading lists, art projects, maps, and upcoming plays and grades, with student movements and new teachers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Lautenbach
William Vanden Berg
Harry Koopmans
Japan
Georgia” van Gorkom
June Allen
Gretchen Fennema
Elson
Beacon
Tysseling
Lincoln School
Brother Fox
Phyllis
Ruth van Ee
Betty Dixon
Marvin Sires
Grant
Hawthorne
Lloyd Menning
John Nanktgeboren
Charlene Dillon
Estherlein
Gertrude Miedema
Pauline Palmurst
Madeleine Diekema
Jack Frost
Albert Breuklander
June van Gorkom
Gertrude “van Ooyen
Georgia’ Schuring
Lela Belle Jarman
Earl Clement
Etiquette and Education Lessons From Pella High
A high school column urges students to use polite speech and proper address with teachers and elders. It discusses the value of education for practical skills, reports on the start of the second semester, new enrollments, a skating accident, and reflections on exams and 90 percent averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tysseling
Pella
Clara Sents
Alford Taylor
Abraham Lincoln
Bernard
Kenneth
Marvin
Dick” Vander Zyl
Bernie
Vogelaar
Siets
Jessma
Marie Jansz
Lincoln and Webster Kindergartens Report Perfect Attendance
Ima Mae Vander Horst Ella Jane Van Sittert and Colleen Mae Renaud show perfect attendance at Lincoln and Webster Kindergartens. Lincoln students recall Alva Mae Van Gorp moving with family to Colorado while carpenters near both buildings reproduce the Pella Post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima Mae Vander Horst
Ella Jane van Sittert
Lincoln
Colleen Mae Renaud
Webster
Alva Mae van Gorp
Colorado
Pella
Webster School First Grade News Highlights and Changes
The Webster School reports cheerful first graders eager to read, with a class library built from orange crates and painted shelves by Gerald, Willis, John, Warren, Donald, and others. The school notes new students, a visit to the public library planned, and studies on Kakimos. Second and third grades introduce new pupils, back-to-school recoveries, and a few incidents. chlorine health and fence mishaps are briefly noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Junior van Bee
Oskaloosa
Leroy Ver Meer
Arlyn Verploeg
Ralph Heerema
Ralph Russell
Helen Buwalda
Cora Roeffel
Phyllis Ver Steeg
Kathryn Vriezelaar
Colleen Klein
Gerrit van Sellen
Robert Lee’ van Zante
Mildred Tuinstra
Dorothy Hoeksema
Marcia Kuyper
Lorraine
Penelope Boothby
America
Lincoln
Webster School
Helen Huyser
John Hunt
Verna Mae Rietveld
South Seas
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Japan
France
Switzerland
Holland
Belgium
Lora Ruth Vander Waal
Webster Junior High
Chanticleer
National Geographic
Mechanic
Th Geographic
Jeanette Vander Linden
Gerald
Willis
John
Warren
Donald
Cay
Kasty
Jean Novy
Lore Prine
Hesey Ding- Swot van Gury
Carroll
Dyunie Vireo
Gerald Kevpuan
Koopa
Late Prine
Berry Jens Novy
Nymingitterien
Number Keeping Dinner This Winter At School
During the coldest days this winter many children stay for dinner. The small children and country pupils form most of those who stay. One day fifty three, the next day sixty four. We wash hands in the basement, fetch dinner pails, then assemble to eat. After lunch, we may play in the basement. Evelyn Mac Rouw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleath Vogelaar
Miss Stanford
Miss McDuff
Betty Vriezelaar
Dorothy Keuning
Viola Beyer
Earl Vander Zyl
Carl Vogelaar
Carl Vander Ploeg
Madeline Vander Zyl
Stanley Ver Ploeg
Tom Grundman
Freda Schippers
Miss Carter
Lena Lents
Eamond Naaktgeboren
Raymond de Wit
Margaret Ann Varenkamp
United States
John van Ooyen
Miss Schoenboom
Evelyn Mac Rouw
Pella High Home Economics Classes Host Meals
Students in Pella High School Home Economics Classes prepared and served four meals last semester. They hosted a dinner for School Board members and demonstrated hosting skills. They learned food classification, guest introductions, and how to lay a table. Nettie Messamaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella High School
Nettie Messamaker
County Declamatory Contest and Science News
The county declamatory contest is set for February 27, 1935 under Miss Plette. Er nest Schippers Herbert Wormhoudt win first in oratorical. Virginia Van Gorp Mary Louise Renaud first in Dramatic. Dorothy Van Houweling Catherine Henry first in Humorous. Science professor Groendyke adds two aquariums and plans lantern slides. 32 students enrolled in Botany. magnetism topics intrigue parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Plette
Ernest Schippers
Herbert Wormhoudt
Virginia van Gorp
Mary Louise Renaud
Dorothy van Houweling
Catherine Henry
Lucille van den Baard
Groendyke
Typing Class Focuses On Tongue Twisters To Build Speed
Weekly typing practice targets finger accuracy and speed with a tongue twister that emphasizes the left hand third finger. Students aim to improve minute rates while typing perfectly and submit end of day work. Advanced shorthand students study publishing terms at the Pella Chronicle and plan visits to other businesses to broaden vocabularies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Chronicle
Daily lessons shape future success in school life
An editorial urging consistent daily learning as life’s exam, stressing sportsmanship, honesty, and social skill. It cites Melvin Hartley and John Huizenga, praises better classroom conduct, and advocates more social activities at Pella High to build cooperation and friendships for business life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Melvin Hartley
Wilkins
John Huizenga
Social Activi
Pella High School
Florence den Adel
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News of
Pella Public Schools
Cleo Joy Kuyper
Ottumwa
Hosital
Vera Jane Dekker
Alfred
Arthur
Troy
Heidi
Channy
O. K
Florence van Helden
Arvena Huyser
Jeanetta Lankelma
Donaid Tuinstra
Theresa ‘Wormhoudt
Donna Mae Rietveld
Stati
Marco Polo
Wilma Buwalda
South America
Theresa Wormhoudt
Mary Esther van Haaften
Carl van der Ploeg
Robin
Freda Hoeksema
Kenneth van Brogen
Biss Fer
Holy Land
Nordlund
John van Berkum
Franklin Ver
Norris Jean Schreiner
Mr. van Rees
John van Berku
Bernice Ven
Orksluvee
Letiver
Wfoydeuw
Tee We
Mer Kuyk
Franklin Yer
Hevl
Feud van Houweling
Arvin Hoogenkker
Marion Stower
Pawerd Breuklander
Doris Breuklender
Chrysal Terpetra
Vhyllix
Beatrice Tehippere
Bernice
Pliner Vander Hexk
Dean van Berkum
Thinas Beyert
View Kil Bloodaworth
Lae Hicksberzen
John Snellert
Korman van Houwelling
Freda Mathes
Evelyn Michmershuizen
Busan’ Mitchell
Norma Jean Behreiner
Marcia Ver Breeg
Joyce Vriezelaar
Sara Buwalda
Montezuma
Charles Lautenbach
Register-Tribune
Siltamete
Cubs
Popeyes
Mildred
Anna Mae
Little Folks Town
Eugene Wormhoudt
Jack Dillon
Raymond Klootwyk
California
Benes
Miss Edwards
Loren Vander Zyl
Anna May Langerak
Juneila Meyers
Lowaity
Clyde Evers
Lynn Lee Gosselink
Leslie Needham
Tuenis Tait
Earl Toom
Robert van Vork
Dickie van Zante
Jean van Gorkom
Joy Hackett
Gladys Leonard
Mary Meulpolder
Jennie van Ooyen
Jean Renaud
Wilma Slot
Whys
Theodore Roosevelt
William Penn
Charles Lindbergh
Washington, D. C
Miss Vander Ploeg
Vin Lubbers
Washington
Joy Hackert
Dorothy Jean de Haan
Carent
Norman van Gorp
Virgil Vander Linden
Kenneth Henry
Lester Vander Wilt
Robert van Nimwegen
Joe Hoeksema
Gamble Soap Co
Joe
Leona Vos
Cuba
Panama Canal
Tunis
Ralph Wisse
Bishop
Ordi
Everett van de Voort
Grinnell
Knoxville
Aster Vander Wilt
Busine
Des Moines Tribune
Oskaloosa Herald
Des Moines ‘Tribune
Billy Black
Philip Sybenga
John van Vliet
Herald
Blair Hartley
Leslie Sadler
John van Quoyen
Lota Ruth Vander Waal
Melva Mac LeCocq
Othella van’ Baale
Paul Klein
Jeanne Veenman
High School News
Ota de Winter
Sadie Baten
Lester Vander Linden
Bernice Langerak
Bernard Vogelant
Clarence Vander Linden
Jeanette Rudding
Jasper County
Sean Wotter
Yoyee
Chool
Petty Jo Shaw
Kirkville
Robert Budding
Elk Creek
Clifford Paltzer
Marvin Kelderman
Freda Vander Streek
Leason
Richard Butt
George Cannon
Donald Toom
Georg ‘van Gor Kom
Janette
Vee Pearsem
Jenieva Sheppard
Gladys Schuring
Glen van Vark
Clarence Miede
Ray Tysseling
Clarence V. L
Burr
Detroit
Miss Gosselink
General Hull
Clarence
Hull
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