Commercial Dept Visits Offset Printing Run by Miss Kuyper
On Tuesday February 18 the Pella High School Commercial class led by Miss Saylor visited Harriet Kuyper to observe an offset printing business. Charles Beers of Des Moines demonstrated the press and related equipment including a prototype setter, camera enlarger, plate-maker, and folding machine. Kuyper prints weekly church bulletins and many programs for local groups, showcasing her extensive work in the community.
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Pella High School
Miss Saylor
Harriet Kuyper
Charles Beers
Des Moines
Miss Kuyper
Kuyper
Valentine Dance Fashion Red Hot Among Guests
At the February 14 Valentine Dance the dominant color was red. Phyllis Walraven wore a red cotton princess style dress with small red heart shaped earrings. Marilyn Walraven was wear-
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Phyllis Walraven
Staff and Cuba reporters list by local newsroom
A line of bylines lists staff editors and reporters including Judy Groendyke Kay Kuyper Donald Dahm Tom Waechter and a group of reporters from various desks such as Charlotte Burton Mary Dieleman Marilee Grandia Marge Gosselink Kay McDonald Janice Jot Vivian Vani Steen Marilyn Walraven Phyllis Walraven Linda Tysseling Jerry Bogaards along with a separate Cuba report roster featuring Mary Boat Mary Burton Mary Hollebrands Kathy McDonald Mary Van Zomeren Bonnie Verrips Mary Meulpolder Bob Vander Wa and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Burton
Mary Dieleman
Marilee Grandia
Marge Gosselink
Kay McDonald
Janice Jot
Vivian Vani Steenis
Marilyn Walraven
Phyllis Walraven
Linda Tysseling
Jerry Bogaards
Cuba
Mary Boat
Mary Burton
Mary Hollebrands
Kathy McDonald
Mary van Zomeren
Bonnie Verrips
Mary Meulpolder
Bob Vander
Colorful outfits shine at the dance event
Observers describe a crowd in vibrant attire including red sheath dresses, brown sheaths, navy outfits, green wool dresses, and taffeta plaid gowns. Notable mentions include Karen Klein, Phyllis De Bruin, Twylah Monster, Janna Huyser, Bev Boatsma, Sandy Vander Linden, Carole Grootveld, Glen Van Roekel, Jeannie Brown, and Jack Brockway as participants and critics of fashion.
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Karen Klein
Phyllis de Bruin
Twylah Monster
Janna Huyser
Bev Boatsma
Sandy Vander Linden
Sandy
Carole Grootveld
Glen van Roekel
Carole
Jeannie Brown
Jack Brockway
Commercial Club Welcomes German Guest Speaker
During the February noon meeting six new members were initiated: Karen Klein Evelyn Van Steenis Myra Verros Marilyn Walraven and Lorrette Van Waardhuizen Judy Van Ekeren introduced Erika Pflug a Hamburg Germany student visiting her Pen pal Judy Erika is in tenth grade and plans vocational study after graduation She described German schools sh aring between boys and girls no bus service no study halls and home work English study five years and English business letters for international correspondence Her talk was described as delightful and informative and attendees will miss her departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Karen Klein
Evelyn van Steenis
Myra Verros
Marilyn Walraven
Lorretta van Waardhuizen
Judy van Ekeren
Erika Pflug
Erika
Harburg
Germany
United States
Judy
Hamburg
Pella High School Notes Mixed Humor and Class Updates
A school page lists quirky statements about students and teachers. Moments include misread lines, classroom jokes, and hints about a February 19 algebra visit, with notes on a recent band performance and evolving social studies topics.
Pella High Students Honor Roll and Class Drawings Highlight News
The report notes sophomore algebra 1 drawings titled Bullseye A Rolling Stone Eye Glasses Goggles The Cliff Pandora s Pea Shooter Main Street U S A The Ladder credited to Bill Wing. Freshman Bill Wing remark sparks chatter while Linda Van Alst calls her fiancé Mister in letters. Two Pella High athletes Gary Wallace and Larry Re n a ud make Jack North s Honor Roll for Boys Basketball for Floor Play and Chariton respectively.
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Bill Wing
Larry Haverkamp
Janna Suyser
Sandy Vander Linden
Marvin Klein
Hellebrands
Pandora's
Linda van Alst
Lee van Gorp
Devotions Address Race Hatred During Brotherhood Week
Mr. Vines spoke on race prejudice calling it a disease that afflicts many. He described a range of attitudes from Nothern influenced hate to Southern efforts to separateNegroes yet care for them. He urged that any prejudice is bad and that God shows no partiality.
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Mr. Vines
South
Special Seniors Describe Frances De Vries And Classmate
This fragment profiles two senior girls described as special seniors. Frances De Vries is listed as five foot seven, brown hair, blue eyes, 120 pounds, with interests in band, glee club, and teaching. The second profile notes a 17 year old, 5 foot 7 inch student with blue eyes and hobbies in Girls Glee Club and mixed activities.
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Pleasant Valley
Mr Vines Assigns Weekly Homework On Disease Cure And Bias
Mr Vines assigns the week's homework focusing on curing the disease and overcoming prejudice toward minority groups. Devotions closed by prayer.
Marilyn Wic kard Senior Portrait Notes at GRA Club
Marilyn Wikard is described as a senior girl involved with the chorus GRA Commercial Club and Honor Society. Her hobbies include music and reading, with a favorite song Twenty Miles and a preference for the color red. She owns a class ring typewriter and watch and dislikes studying for tests. Her pet peeve is mismatched outfits and her ambition is undecided with a bright side motto.
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Frances de Vries
G. R.A
Honor Society
Marilyn Wickard
Harmonica program thrills students with history and tunes
In the auditorium a harmonica demonstration by Agnes Balentine followed an introduction by David Vos and Mr Robs. Balentine traced the instrument’s German origins and showcased models and techniques while students heard polkas waltzes folk songs and novelties. He also mimicked drums fifes and trains with humorous realism ending with a Dream Waltz duet with guitar and ukulele as audience applauded.
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Balentine
Elvis Presley
Stults
Dunidr High
PHS
David Vos
Robs
Agnes Balentine
Germany
Industry Sponsored Tree Farm Program Grows in Iowa
Iowa started 1958 with 64 tree farmers voluntary growers under an industry sponsored program. In the past year 25 landowners joined the American Tree Farm System. total certified acres reach 3 666. Tree farms aim to keep timberlands in productive condition and improve earnings through proper management and marketing.
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Iowa
Carl Langenbach
Fort Madison
Iowa Forest Industries Committee
American Tree Farm System
Langenbach
American Tree Farm
American Forest Products Industries
Washington, D. C
Towa Forest Industries Committee
Towa Retail Lumbermens Assn
Forestry Committee
Towa Bankers Assn
Cooper Amissiontion
Towa Conservation Commission
Program Ends With Encore Barrel Polka
The program closed with an encore titled Barrel Polka and drew a hearty response from all attendees. This performance was among the year’s best, leaving the audience pleased and the performers buoyed by the reception.
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Judy Groendyke
Kay Kuyper
Donald
Charles de Bruin
Vivian van Steenis
Eileen Dieleman
Quentin Kuyper
Abraham Lincoln
Martha Ter Louw
Epperly
Dennis van Zee
REA
Henrietta
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Borgman
F. H. Overman
Optometrist
Washington Street
Pella, Iowa
Holland Theater
Boo Eas
Congo
RTA Cie Lam LE
the Watch
Wyler
Jewelry
Pella
Extra Springs Float Board
Simmons
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