Pelladium staff list shows multiple editors and reporters
The Pelladium staff page enumerates co editors Ruth Van Roekel and Kay Butler with exchange editor Karen Musgrove and a long roster of reporters including Dario Donolo Wayne Frank Dennis De Pen ning Sonja Shetterly Susie Van Steenis Lila De Pen ning Tom Whalley Myra Heusinkveld Tom Paltzer Calvin Van Niewaal Nancy Paris Ray Sparks Ann Whitney. It also lists academic editors Nancy Cruzen Barb Nelson sports editor Tom Whalley and music editor Calvin Van Niewaal with faculty advisor Mrs Heusinkveld.
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Lila de Penning
Tom Whalley
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Tom Paltzer
Calvin van Niewaal
Nancy Paris
Ray Sparks
Ann Whitney
Nancy Cruzen
Barb Nelson
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Bus driver’s power to refuse student rides noted
The report states that the bus driver may refuse a student a ride the following morning if he desires. This highlights authority over student transport and potential implications for campus mobility.
School Menu Week of March 14
Monday spaghetti with meat sauce and applesauce ends with chocolate cake. Tuesday serves hamburgers on buns with tomato sauce, corn and peanut butter fingers, pears. Wednesday pizza includes buttered peas and a fruit cup. Thursday features hamburgers on schoolmade buns, oven steamed potatoes and tossed salad with peaches. Friday offers cheese and luncheon meat casse-lette, coleslaw and apple cream dessert.
Stuart Teachers Invite Pella High
Sixteen student teachers from Central College visit Pella High for semester introductions. Joan Damhof from Baseland Minnesota teaches home economics and plans to teach in high school after May graduation. Linda Norman from Erie Illinois majors in music and English secondary education and comments on Pella High’s strong staff and potential.
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Linda Norman
Erie
Illinois
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Central College student teaches economics in Iowa note
Howard Pethoven from Kellogg Iowa is student teaching in economics at Central College. He plans to teach in high school after graduation in May with a major in economics and minor in sociology. He plays basketball for Central College and aims to make music class engaging for all students and student teachers.
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Historical fiction highlights in the Pella High library
Readers explore new historical fiction like Leschi of the Nisquallies and Morning of a Hero by Burke Boyce. The pieces present Indigenous justice struggles and George Washington in youth, with Noel B. Gerson's Give Me Liberty detailing Patrick Henry’s dramatic life and enduring stature.
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Most exciting pep assembly in school history
Students at Pella High excited by looming game with Pella Christian High. A fiery pep rally featured yelled cheers Victory and F LG H T and a peppy speech by Mr Bender as varsity players joined the front and students were rewarded.
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Spirit talk at school by Mr Wilkins sparks student pride
Mr Wilkins leads a discussion on school spirit, calling for renewed student involvement and pride in the community. The talk outlines goals for better teamwork, school events, and positive conduct, inviting broad participation.
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Pella High Students Shine at District Speech Contest
On Saturday February 26 the Pella High Speech Club traveled to Ottumwa for District Speech Contests. The group left at 6:00 a.m. with sponsor Mr. Wilmer Kirschman. Judges worked from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Pella earned nine one ratings and three two ratings. One ratings went to Art Knowles Marty Blecha Susie Van Steenis Phyllis Moffet Dennis DePenning Janice Grandia Andrea Vermeer Nancy Paris. Those with two ratings included Wayne Frank Barb Van Gorp. These students advance to Grinnell on March 18 for the state contest.
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Art Knowles
Marty Blecha
Susie van Steenis
Phyllis Moffet
Dennis de Penning
Janice Grandia
Andrea Ver Meer
Nancy Paris
Grinnell
Wayne Frank
Barb van Gorp
Club entries for interpretive reading and declamations
Sue Steenberg participated as the club entered divisions in interpretive reading of prose and poetry and in humorous and dramatic declamations. The event showcased students presenting varied dramatic and literary selections, highlighting the group’s versatility.
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Citizenship balloting for annual awards held in class
Students held preliminary citizenship balloting to select one boy and one girl from each class for the annual Citizenship awards. Eligible voters are all students who have not yet won. Final balloting is set for Thursday, March 10, with votes cast for one boy and one girl in each class before the spring Honors Assembly.
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ISU reports stronger job outlook for journalism grads
Iowa State University analysis shows 212 job openings from 148 sources for the 1965 66 journalism grads. Most openings are in daily and weekly newspapers, public relations, magazines, and radio TV. Strong demand exists for agricultural journalism and writers who explain technical advances.
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New Job Openings Highlight Communications Growth
The article notes ongoing requests to fill new positions as part of a broader push to elevate communications. The statement emphasizes that creating these roles shows growing recognition of communications' importance across the organization.
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Central chaplain Peeks at Oskaloosa
Rev. Arthur De Jong, chaplain at Central College, spoke at the Central Reformed Church of Oskaloosa in February. He discussed "The Church in Your House" and how New Testament passages and behavioral science can improve family life, especially parent teen relations. He also warned against the exploitative concept of sexuality in "The Biblical Concept of Sexuality." The Rev. Alvin Hospers is minister of the Oskaloosa church.
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