Pella High Dark Room Run by Two Seniors
The Pella High School dark room in the east wing is operated by seniors Ted Weirather and Larry Vos who develop about two hundred photos yearly for the annual. A safety red warning light hangs outside the eleven by six foot space housing an enlarger dryer contact printer timer trays and chemicals. Ted works there daily with faculty advisor Mr. Jean Wilkins guiding student photographers.
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Pella High
Ted Weirather
Larry Vos
Ted
Larry
Glee Club
Dark Room
Jean Wilkins
School menus and weekly lunch items listed
The readable school menu shows daily lines for Tuesday to Friday with items like barbecued beef on buns parsleyed potatoes green beans and a schoolmade cookie. Pear halves and milk accompany the meal.
Central College Student Teachers Serve at P.H.S.
Central College sends 15 student teachers to Pella High School this semester. This first Pelladium interview profiles Bill Carlson a second semester student teacher who attended East Des Moines High and now studies mathematics with minors in business and physical education. He is keen on athletics and earned a high school letter in sports.
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PHS
Central College
Pelladium
Bill Carlson
Pella High School
East Des Moines High
Des Moines
Four-year athlete Bruce Adkins to teach and coach
Bruce Adkins plans to teach and coach after high school, with four years in football and baseball and a goal of teaching algebra I under Mr Rathmell while observing in Mr Kuiper's PE class. He aims to pursue a master’s degree while teaching at the secondary level and is vice-president of Central College’s Student Cabinet, serving as a political science grader for three years under supervising teacher Mr Hoekstra.
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Rathmell
Kuiper
Bruce Adkins
Lynnville-Sully High School
Central College
Hoekstra
72 Percent of Students Buy The Duchess Yearbook
Annual sales began about a month ago with 72 percent of the student body purchasing yearbooks to be distributed next fall. Seniors led with 84 percent while juniors 71 percent, sophomores 66 percent, and freshmen 67 percent. Six teachers also bought.
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Duchess
Green Door Locker Activity At Pella High
Students at Pella High bustle between classes around wardrobe lockers built by the Kennedy Company. In the four minute transfer, most lockers are open and activity centers around them as they are used.
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Pella High
Kennedy Company
Locker Allocation for Multi-GradeStudents
The system accommodates possessions of two students with two shelves and five coat hooks per locker. Each locker has a built in combination lock and all units are painted green. Seniors and juniors use upstairs lockers while freshmen and sophomores use main floor units. Seven hundred lockers are available for student use.
Pella High School Pelladium notes and pranks
The Pelladium staff at Pella High School reports on short week due to early dismissal, new student teachers, and locker rigging. humorous anecdotes cover Mr Greendyke’s lost voice, biology snake lessons, a shattered white elephant on a desk, and the humor of the darkroom headline struggle.
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Greendyke
Pella High School
PHS
Fulton Navy to Rock Island Corps of Engineers Appointment
Donald D. Fulton, a corps assistant in Marion County since January 1962, is named to the specifications division of the design department in the Rock Island district. A 1961 Iowa State civil engineering graduate from Sewall, he comes from Ottumwa Waterworks and plans to move his wife Mrs. Fulton and five children to Rock Island around March 1.
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Donald D. Fulton
Marion County
Rock Island
Army Corps of Engineers
Ill
Fulton
Iowa State University
Ottumwa Waterworks
Sewal
Roger
Philip
Kirk
Name Omitted Attendee Missing From 50th Open House
Chester Handley of Martinez California was omitted from the attendance list for the 50th anniversary open house of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Wyk at First Reformed Church in Pelh.
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Chester Handley
Martinez
Calif
Harry van Wyk
First Reformed Church of
Pel
Grinnell Class of 1994 Honored at 1964 Commencement
The three living members of Grinnell high school’s class of 1994 received special recognition at the 1964 commencement exercises. Mrs. Maude Botell Davis and Mrs. Grace Parsons Peck, both Grinnell residents, and Mrs. Gertrude Van Evra Viets of Long Beach California, were noted. Mrs. Davis attended the ceremony.
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Grinnell High School
Maude Botell Davis
Grace Parsons Peck
Grinnell
Gertrude van Evra Viets
Long Beach
Calif
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