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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1952

Page

8

Typing Students Reach Speed and Accuracy Milestones

The Typing I classes pursue speed by typing paragraphs within one minute and then perfecting them. Top earners include Ruth Kaldenberg and Arlene Ver Ploeg with 66 and 55 word pins, while 25 and 80 word pins indicate broad progress among students. Advanced shorthand speeds exceed 70 words per minute with several surpassing 60 and 50 word marks.

Eleanor Vander Beek Arlene Ver Bernice de Geus Ruth Kaldenberg Nancy Cree Hlarlene Larlene Marilyn de Cook Arlene Ver Ploeg Nancy Groendyke Een Marilyn de Ock Ellen de Geus Shirley Hoeksema Delores Vander Wilt Marlene Maxine Schakel Arlene’ Tuinstra Betty Steenhoek Pat van Englehoven John Brower Edith Systma Elsie van Wyk Shirley van Roekel Beulah Vander Streck Janey Groendyke Berniece de Geus Vernon Wielard Shirley Hoeksma

Ring varieties mark junior class gift in 205 Boy

March events report Juniors receive their class rings in red blue onyx and plain gold. Last week sophomores juniors and seniors sat social and scientific tests sent from Town City. Individual and class scores are due in about two weeks. On March 6 and 7 Professor Weinke from Central College in

Weinke Central College

Students Interviewed About College Plans At Iowa University Visit

March events include interviews with students planning college, with Mr Harshberger from Iowa University visiting March 6. Earlier March 5 the junior and senior class held a joint Legion Hall party as snow delayed buses and caused confusion including Reuben Ter Louw's bus needing a tow.

Harshbergers Iowa University the Legion Hall Reuben Ter Louw

Pella High Spring Events Calendar Overview

Pella High lists spring events including grade meetings on March 18 visitation nights March 20 and 21 music contests in early April and May, district teachers meetings April 9 to 14 spring vacation April 18 FFA Cedar Rapids trip April 26 music groups to Win pit 8 and a courtesy dinner, Tulip Time May 18 and high school commencement May 22 with grade eight promotional exercises May 20 to May 22 and senior class events.

Sare Enior Adel Central District FFA Cedar Rapids Pit FTA Valley High Des Moles

Remember Last Year's Seniors Occupations 1951

A retrospective list shows the 1951 seniors in varied jobs. Allen Hee and Mrs Gordon, Anne Sense, and Rysdam workers at Fowler Telephone and Pella Overall Factory. Others hold roles at Farmers Union Grocery, Ver Meer Manufacturing, North Central Bible Institute, Navy service, trucking, and family business. One resident, Ivan Den Besten, could not be located.

Etd Sody Allen Hee Gordon Ae Anne Sense Dia’ Rysdam Fowler Telephone Company Ruby Meidema Pella Charlotta Schakel Farmers’ Union Dorothy Ver Meer Marvin Anderson North Central Bible Institute Minneapolis Dick Cook Douglas Janz U. S. Navy Vincent Duffy Washington, D. C Robert van Hal Harold Leydens Andeweg and Dykell Andy Lubbers Jerry de Prenger Ver Meer Manufacturing Company Vernon Trueblood Newton Coal Company Gary Vriezelaar Co-op Ivan den Besten

Cure for the Disease of Jealousy Editorial

An editorial urges readers to recognize jealousy as a harmful condition that can spread unnoticed. It argues the cure lies in self check, congratulating others on their successes, and finding happiness in others fortune rather than dwelling on personal setbacks.

Pelia High Christian High

Who's Who This Sophomore Describes a North Town Girl

A sophomore girl described as 5 feet 2 1/8 inches, blue-eyed and blue loving, lives north of town. Her favorite foods are chicken and noodles and mashed potatoes while she dislikes peas and liver and onions. Her best thing is P T. She dislikes teachers who get on her nerves and belongs to band basketball squad G A A and Student.

P.T G.A.A

Who's Who in Town Names Marilyn De Zwarte

The notice lists groups including Council F H A Pep Club and Glee Club noting a local figure who often works in the restaurant. The answer to last week's Who's Who is Marilyn De Zwarte identifying a person connected to community clubs and a restaurant profile.

Meet Our Seniors Shows Mixed Portraits Of Local Graduates

A collage of high school seniors profiles several youths by name, appearance, hobbies, plans, and favorites. Hank Vande Voort, Alice Buwalda, Don Verros, Phyllis Renaud, and others are described with details on hair color, pets peeves, activities, and post graduation hopes, including college, the Navy, or work.

Navy Hank Vande Voort Alice Buwalda Central C Mary Alice Pella High

Alumni in Service Pursues Army Induction

Lawrence H. Rook, a Lawrence High School graduate from the class of 1949, left Wednesday for induction. Processed at Camp Crowder Missouri February 23 he was shipped to California and is stationed at Camp San Luis Obispo. Two other PHS grads Loren Vanden Dever and Ivan Kaldenberg are on leave. another grad, Robert De Vries, recently enlisted in the air force.

Lawrence H. Rook Camp Crowder Missouri California Camp San Luis Obispo P.H.S Army Loren Vanden Dever Ivan Kaldenberg Robert de Vries Air Force

Reverend Tanis Leads Devotions Monday March 8

Reverend Tanis led devotions reading Mark 10 and explained prefixes using a family of eight. He contrasted words with prefixes such as theists and atheists and warned against Irritability, stressing will and choosing right over comfort despite hardship.

Tanis Ife Irrit Alf Rev

Question Box at Pella High on Reply Timelines

Students at Pella High share how long they take to answer letters. Three say they reply within a week of receipt. Katie Van Ekeren delays a week to start, then about a half hour to finish. Phyllis Butler needs four to five days to begin, but once started, about twenty minutes to reply.

Pella High Katie van Ekeren Phyllis Butler

Verbal Snapshots From Local Residents On Time and Response

A set of brief quotes from Wilma Roorda Sara Van Maaren Arvene Ver Heul and Mary Remplies discuss how long they take to answer messages or calls with phrases like a few days about half an hour and within a day The speakers emphasize time availability and who sends the message highlighting differing habits among neighbors.

Junior Steenhoek Wilma Roorda Sara van Maaren Arvene Ver Heul

Wall Board Willie Reports On Pella High Events

A Pella High wall board narrator shares impressions from a recent band concert that caused vibrations in the auditorium. He mentions temptation amid lively chatter about white tie shoes and ring sizes discussed in the school hallway.

Pella High

Junior Activities Rumor Gossip At School Banquet And Rings

A student narrator notes chatter around the junior senior banquet and new class rings while expressing boredom with the topic. She mentions curiosity about home economics odors, and comments on Barbara D. and the B squad basketball enthusiasm, inviting reports on any further school happenings.

Winkie Barbara D

Local Youth Builds Taxidermy Birds Collection

Collection Dean Mosman a 15 year old Grand Junction youth has a fine taxidermy set learned by mail now preserved and mounted including a great horned owl.

Dean Mosman Grand Junction

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