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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1966

Page

10

What is Misery A student survey at P H S

Students give varied answers to what misery means Laura Klein sees misery as being without Dwayne Marilyn Van Engelenhoven calls it a blind date Karin Van Zante says it is being sick on a weekend Jim Schroeder equates it with a date in one city and you cannot get Larry Stam imagines walking barefoot in cow pasture Johnee Garrett sees misery as the last dandelion of summer Sheila Budding notes quarrels with a boyfriend Tom Whalley calls misery an open window in history class Git’s cold Helen De Koning says having cold on a date Mr Fitzgerald mentions being at Pelladium hungry Dave Snuttjer wants extras for lunch Gayle Groenenboom cites indecision Kendra Warner says misery is a test and homework Gary Vroom notes a teacher asking a question with no idea Jerry Vos says it is a spot on new bell bottom pants Joel Caldwell mentions a spot on a new tie Phyllis Rietveld notes being away at college

P.H.S Laura Klein Dwayne Marilyn van Engelenhoven Karin van Zante Jim Schroeder Larry Stam Johnee Garrett Sheila Tom Whalley Helen de Koning Mr. Fitzgerald Athers Pelladium Dave Snuttjer Gayle Groenenboom Kendra Warner Gary Vroom Jerry Vos Joel Caldwell Phyllis Rietveld

Parents and teachers confer Friday at school

Parents and teachers held conferences Friday while students enjoyed a holiday. The hallways were quiet except for waiting parents as statistics from past spring conferences are noted: March 1960 with 498, March 1961 with 297, March 1962 with 253, March 1963 with 284, March 1964 with 401, and March 1965 with 532 conferences. In 1961 to 1963 conferences were appointment only, producing fewer events than other years.

PHS Scientists Work On Machinery and Electricity

The Pelladium reports science class activities led by Mr. Danks. General science studies focus on machinery principles while senior students explore the forces of electricity.

Pelladium Danks

Student life notes and class antics at PHS

Banter from PHS recounts biology chemistry and physics class activities led by Mr Groen and Mr Greendyke. It praises Speech Contest participants, notes amused student antics, and welcomes Ruth De Penning back as a sophomore. Good luck to State Speech contestants.

Pella School Buses Through Thirty Five Years of Service

A historical note on Pella Community Schools bus service spanning about 35 years under Superintendent Frank Frush. Early buses included a private Model A Ford, a 1941 Dodge, 1949 Chevrolet, and 1951 Ford, with a fleet now totaling 27 buses valued around 120000 dollars. Buses consume large fuel and oil volumes, travel over 225000 miles annually, and receive annual summer overhauls at the Maintenance building. Routes number 24 with drivers on duty morning and afternoon shifts, serving students up to 48 miles round trip.

Ray Dieleman Pella Flor Gearts Frank Frush Gearts Ford Howard Glendening Leighton Guerts Dodge Chevrolet Glendening Diéleman Lincoln School Mr. Geurts Dieleman

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