Webster Students Start Busy Second Semester Term
Webster students begin a busy second semester with grades one through eight detailing new projects. Highlights include Eskimo unit work in first grade art, railroads and train displays in second grade, and a mural about early Indians in third grade. Omitted are several absences for minor injuries and a move to Thor, Iowa.
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Webster
Stanley Roorda
John Clark
Ten
Jerry Ray van Roekel
Thor
Iowa
Betty van Ekeren
Jerry Gosselink
Georgia Ten Hagen
Karen Olivier
Douglas VanderWerff
United States
Miss Koehler
George Washington
Clara Ingram Judson
Tommy Bloodsworth
Ronald ‘van Ekeren
Wayne Steenhoek
Barbara’Van Veen
Keith Coop
Florence Hudson
Donna Klyn
Janice Mol
Byron van Be
Stanley Wanderers
Gary Wallace
Marilyn Wielard
Marla de Wild
From The Editor's Desk at Pella High
The editor muses on large versus small schools, college catalogs to seniors, and teen driving and discipline. He notes quirky lunchroom antics where boys fling lunch sacks and even orange peels at girls, calling such behavior unchivalrous and unsafe.
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Pella High
Iowa
Mr. Lee
Students Choose Sports As Most Important Activity
Read at a high school poll where students name sports and music as the most valuable activities. Responses include football and basketball boosters, team spirit, lifelong value of music, and calls for more support for girls teams.
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Shirlie van Roekel
Judy Cook
Frances van Maanen
Mary Alice Buwalda
Steenboek
Alvin de Wild
Shirley Ann Leydens
Eleanor Vander Beek
Peggy Kuyper
Shirley Hokesema
Kenneth Menninga
Pella Beats Indianola 46 37 In Conference Win
Pella won its second consecutive conference game on Wednesday, extending its streak to five by defeating Indianola 46 to 37. Heimstra led with 12 points, Vark added 10, and Borgman contributed strong rebounding as Pella pulled away in the final period.
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Pella
Indianola
Fellows
Cox
New Life
Heimstra
Vark
Bob Borgman
Pella FFA Defeats Monroe in Basketball Showdown
Pella high school teams faced Monroe FFA on January 24. The A team led 64 to 14 with Pella ahead throughout and featured players Arnold Dykhuis Carroll Boot Marvin De Zwarte LeRoy Nuyter en Bill Van Houweling Don Blom Chuck Beintema Cleo Bennett Norman Vanden Baard. The B team won 27 to 18 with a Pella lineup including Robert.
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Garden City
Future Farmers
Monroe Ffa
Pella Boys
Pella
Arnold Dykhuis
Carroll Boot
Marvin de Zwarte
LeRoy Nuyteren
Bill van Houweling
Don Blom
Chuck Beintema
Cleo Bennett
Norman Vanden Baard
Robert
Pella Team Heads to Monroe for Return Game
The Pella squad travels to Monroe for a return game tonight January 31. Players listed include Klyn Cleo Bennett Norman Ter Louw Ralph Ver Ploeg Roland McCombs Ernie Van Dusseldorp Wayne VanderWerff Barry Kane Edward Keuning Edward Klyn Jerry Walster and Robert Van Houweling. Both teams displayed good sportsmanship.
Officials Choose Referees From 963 Schools
Mr Buerkens explains how tournament referees are selected through a multi tier process. School officials and coaches name four candidates, then those picks nominate four more, with a five member board making the final decision. Also notes 1200 schools reported full participation in fire drills during fire prevention week and lists upcoming educational meetings through February plus the St Louis trip with a Rodgers and Hammerstein show for entertainment.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Buerkens
Delegate Assembly
Des Moines
Knoxville
Mr. Buerkens
Little Dutch to face Chariton in Friday night basketball
Friday night basketball action features Pella's Little Dutch against Chariton on the Chariton court. Chariton in Lucas County with 5,280 population and 424 high school enrollment. Coach B E Cline, Culver-Stockton alum, leads Chargers in his third year. Team colors are wine and gray after eleven games with eight wins and three losses.
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Pella
Chariton
Lucas County
B. E. Cline
Culver-Stockton
Coachline
Chargers
Pella High Fans Set for February First Basketball Game
Five lettermen headline a squad with six juniors and six seniors. Pella High rooters rally for the February first game, aiming to boost team spirit and support at home.
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Pella High
Indianola B's Beat Dutch B Squad 54 36
Indianola B's defeated Dutch B team 54 to 36 on January 23. The Dutch posted 11 6 in the first quarter and trailed 11 19 at halftime before Dutch efforts narrowed to 19 20 in the second. Verhoef fouled out in the fourth as Indianola pulled away with steady shooting led by Dingeman Steenhoek and Verhoef with double digit points.
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Indianola Gym
Pella
Verhoef
Indianola
Dingeman
Steenhoek
GlensipeOr
Cleo
Paul
Ikuta
Jun
Steenhoek, Jr
Blom, Herb
Vaccinating School Planned for Pella in February
Arrangements set for a Marion county vaccinating school on February 6. Farmers in Marion county urged to contact the County Extension Director at the Farm Bureau office to join this event, likely held in Pella if feasible. Time is short and this may be the last school of the year, so register promptly.
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Marion County
Farm Bureau
Pella
Kaiser-Frazer
Practice Teachers Sharpening Interest In Art in the Grades
Pella grades have two special art teachers this year from the college practice program. Pat De Graff at Webster Building and Jeanne Campbell at Lincoln report every afternoon. They are engaging students and aiding teachers with ideas and suggestions in this important field. Their work goes beyond painting and coloring.
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Pella
Pat de Graff
Webster Building
Jeanne Campbell
Lincoln
Materials Used Include Clay Beads Wood and Soap
The article notes a variety of materials used such as clay, beads, wood, plastics, soap and weaving supplies. It emphasizes the range of substances employed in crafts or construction mentioned in the segment.
Shel don contestant wins fifth jingle prize
Mrs Herbert Watson of Sheldon is thriving as a jingle contest performer winning her fifth prize an automatic laundromat in recent competition efforts.
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Herbert Watson
Sheldon
Mrs. Marti Nearing 100 in Waukon Life Milestone
Mrs. Jake Marti of Waukon nears her centennial birthday after living in Allamakee county for over 85 years. The note also recalls North Dakota’s first paper appearing in Bismarck in 1873.
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Jake Marti
Waukon
Marti
Allamakee County
North Dakota
Bismarck
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