Pella Dutch Lose To Monroe In Final 48-49 Season Game
In Monroe on February 15 the Pella Dutch girls fell 26-18 to Monroe’s junior high squad. Charlotta Sehake led Pella with 10 points, Irene and Terwehe scored 9 and 3 respectively, as Monroe pulled ahead by 13-4 at halftime and maintained the lead through the third. It was the last game for five seniors including Dixie Bulstad who recently underwent an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Monroe
Ty Jay
Little Mitch
Ted
Aking
Charlotta Sehake
Pella Jeith
Irene
Terwehe
Kossaude
Ben
Trene
Seleies Swank
Joyce Kuwald
Beulah de Heer
Althossein
Dixie Bulstad
Dixie
Tick Clock Watches South Hall Rhythm of School Days
In South Hall the grandfather clock named Tick marks each school day, awakening with the bell and counting minutes as students arrive, drift through crowded lockers, and drift apart until the bell rings again. Tick’s anxious cadence echoes through bright, noisy corridors, especially near the band room where squeaks and bellows interrupt the day.
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Siice
Wood
Rocky Mountain
P. N. S. Stuents
Monde
Tick
Dr Land
Spelling Contest Held at Knoxville February 19
The County Spelling Contest took place in the County Court Room in Inesville on February 19. The Juniors promoted a march of Dimes event while the seventh grade voted for a top male participant and the eighth grade picked a March of Dimes Queen. Local officials including Holmes the regional inspector from the State Department of Public Instruction attended, discussing teaching certificates and school plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunier Fish
Shirley Hoeksenia Fren Srult Gerade Cme
Daha Mharent Ane
Halstad Ent Gerade
Haveld Raotad
Inesville
Perny
Glen Boat
SRL
March of Dimes
Deyee Petersma
Ence Langs
GE. Holmes
State Department of Public Instruction
Sylvia
Platts
Holmes
Laverne. J
Neral Norale
Citizenship Topic At Feb Meeting Of Student Council
A garbled record from Pella High School recounts the February Student Council meeting discussing citizenship topics, secretary absence, minutes, committee reports, and a proposal to nominate and elect citizens using a scorecard system with loyalty and cooperation standards.
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Jek Cook
Pella High School
Retary
Elaine
Secreta
Mark Down
Marvin de Heus
Gues
Eithe Andy
Murpia
Cav
A. E
Ruerkens
Carrie
College Students Talk to Junior Class on Dating
Juniors discuss dating with college fellows in Home Room on Thursdays led by Eversett Van de Voort and sponsor. February 10 featured a panel on Should high school girls go with college fellows and versa, with arguments for and against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyacht
Eversett
van de Voort
Dunior
Stan Borgman
Versa Vandertreck
Doosten
Vande Voort
What Would You Do With 10000 Dreams of spending money
People imagine how they would use ten thousand dollars if given a chance. Posey Kuiper would save for college, Mildred Vander Vee would save the rest, Donald Tainstra would quit school, Mary Van Vliet would wait until eighteen to travel, Mickey Ver Ploeg would buy a Buick convertibles and a phonograph, Eddie Grandin would build a house and pool, Larry Wood would buy a car, Joyce Le would feast, and others offered varied plans from travel to vehicles and home purchases.
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Teple
Seid Mone
Posey Kuiper
Mildred Vander Vee
Green Lake
Wisconsin
Donald Tainstra
Mary van Vliet
Mickey Ver Ploeg
Eddie Grandin
Larry Woon
Joyce le First Ndell
United
Odeas
Monday Morning Devotions at School Assembly
Johansen led Monday morning devotions with Leo Sels reading a passage. The quartet Arvin De Cook Bruce Bue ens Dick Tautenbach and Andy Van Berkum sang a Negro spiritual Nobody Knows De Trouble. Leo Sels closed by leading the Lord's Prayer.
Meeting Adjourns After Chili Lunch at Nichurg’s Cooks
The group adjourns at 12:25 Noon thanking Nichurg’s cooks for the chili. Members express appreciation and approve the adjournment with a playful chorus.
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Nichurg
Coop Roundup and farm supply updates from Cedar area
Sunday evening reports show workers canvassing the countryside to collect public input on the Coop. A new Co op pump and tractor were introduced, with fueling deliveries and new hog houses and cedar materials arriving for local builds. Spring work nears as beef and pork supply is promoted with on farm slaughter pickup and local butcher services.
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Coop
Pete Langstraat
Hiss
Jacob Vander
Dan Kloosteman
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Pelladium
Pitchesses
South Hall
Nola Boot
Janice van Zemeren
Judy Allen
Joyce Buwalda
Mary Alice Buwalda
June de Cook
Joy Denburger
Priscilla Dingeman
Jo Ann Gosselink
Lorraine de Haan
Melvin Hagen
Peggy Ruby Leydens
Marilla Vander Meulen
Evelena Olivier
Gene Vetersma
Erma van Roekel
Thelma van Roekel
Audry Roorda
Louise Rysdam
Dorothy Toom
Donna Veenstra
Patty Vriezelaar
Helen van’ Zante
Bonnie’ van Zomeren
Knoxville
Strongheart Dog Food
Wheaties
Schulze & Burch Crax
King Edward Cigars
Whiting
Reetime DeLuxe
Chevrolet
Fisher
White Way Auto Company
Pella, Iowa
John Ed, Klein
Tie Tukker
Petroleum School
Coffeyville
Kansas
Cornie
Kansas City
Dorie Verros
Doris
Co-op
Lumber Yard
Endgate Seeders
Minneapolis-Moline
Cypress Carsiding
Dimension Lumber
Hemlock
Oak
Farmers Union
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