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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1966
Page
6
A fragment lists cheeky lines about signatures and signatures in autograph books. It jokes about parents’ autographs, turning negatives to positives, and playful tips like placing books in pockets and wearing galvanized underwear.
Co editors Ruth Van Roekel and Kay Butler Exchange editor Karen Musgrove Reporters Dario Donolo Wayne Frank Dennis De Pen ning Sonja Shetterly Susie Van Steenis Lila De Pen ning Tom Whalley Myra Heusinkveld Tom Paltzer Calvin Van Niewaal Nancy Paris Ray Sparks Ann Whitney Academic Editors Nancy Cruzen Barb Nelson Sports Editor Tom Whalley Faculty Advisor Mrs Heusinkveld Music editor Calvin Van Niewaal
A collage of student thoughts on happiness and small glee moments ranges from study hall without a teacher to peppermint theft avoidance and a seat by the window. The piece weaves in playful lines about solitude, ocean sounds, and quirky mischief amid a brief note on a new book by Fitzgerald and White.
A humorous collection from a school page recounts classroom moments. Jim Huyser creates an assignment pun about a shadow friend, Mr White's World class explores why hymns end with on, and Mr Fitzgerald notes Valentine's Day as the 168th anniversary of Valentine's Day.
Weekday school lunch listings show menus for February 28 to March 4 1966. Monday offers meatloaf with catsup, potato cubes, peas and carrots, apricots with milk. Tuesday features wiener winks, carrot strips, green beans, roms, jello and whipped cream. Wednesday serves pizza with buttered corn, raisin bar and fruit cup. Thursday includes parsleyed potatoes, toasted cheese sandwich, tossed salad and peanut butter fingers with applesauce. Friday is no school due to parent teacher conferences.
Twenty eight students from freshman to junior classes are trying out for junior varsity or varsity cheerleading. Practice after school has run most days last week with final tryouts approaching. The team will perform cheers including Tear em up Dutchmen End Center and Team where contestants must touch their toes on the final jump.
Judges include teachers, Pep Club president, and Central College representatives. Final tryouts determine six varsity and four junior varsity cheerleaders.
Dear Blabby offers humorous guidance about romantic missteps and managing flirtatious attitudes. Readers deliver quirky questions about dating, pride, and quirky interactions, with witty, satirical responses and playful scenarios.
The library introduces new titles aimed at boys with a mechanics focus and a future farmer angle. One book, Find a MECHANICS, serves as a guide for boys, while Sundial of the Seasons by Hal Borland traces nature through the year with daily entries. The Ford Student Technician Program offices are listed for interested students.
Two new books appear in the Pella High library showcasing how nature operates through the year and appealing to nature lovers. They also serve as a reference for an agriculture class report. Additional wood craft volumes are available for craftsmen.
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