Seminary Men Choir Inspires PHS Devotions
The Western Theological Seminary Men’s Choir, a 30-voice group from Holland Michigan, toured five days and performed at PHS on Tuesday February 27. Director Stanley Van Der Weide welcomed Paul Fries and read scripture while six members hailed from Central College and others joined from Ontario Canada and Manila Philippines.
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Western Theological Seminary
PHS
Reformed Church of America
Holland
Mich
PIS
Stanley van der Weide
Orange Town
Paul Fries
Western Seminary
Frong Toya
Central College
Ontario
Canada
Mila
Philippines
Journalism Class Tour Of WHO Television Studios
The Pella chapter of the Quill and Scroll Society plans a tour for the journalism class and Pelladium staff. Instructor John Rowley will lead the group through the offices at 16:30 a.m. and then to the WHO studio where manager Jack Shelton will guide the radiating studios.
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Ister
Tribe
WHO
Pel-la Chapter
The
Quill and Scroll Society
Pelladium
John Rowley
Jack Shel Manotager
Will
Radiovation
Seniors Explore Mental Health Concepts At Pella High
Pella High School seniors study mental health and psychology to understand American mental health issues. Teachers Hoekstra and Epperly emphasize patient centered treatment and listening over invasive methods as they review films depicting mental health institutions and treatments.
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Hoekstra
PHS
Epperly
America
United States
Iowa
Local Newspaper Staff List Honoring Editorial Team
The Managing Editor is Jan Kregel with News Editor Fran Wyngarden and Joyce Garret. Roger Ringwalda and Exchange Editor Joan Muyskens lead departments alongside Sports Editor Robert Staal. Reporters include Ray Beyers and Ann Veldhuis among others.
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Jan Kregel
Fran Wyngarden
Joyce Garret
Roger Ringwalda
Joan Muyskens
Robert Staal
Ray Beyers
Ann Veldhuis
Rose van Essen
Lewis Vande Voort
Linda Ustermarkt
Linda Bevan
Pam Wilson
Jean Morgen
Margaret Vanden Berg
Tim Caldwell
Understanding as Foremost Treatment Amid Electroshock Debate
The report contrasts two methods for patients with brain or temple implants, noting electrode shocks attempt to force mind function. It argues that while the treatments show benefit, the primary approach remains understanding and consideration, as previously outlined.
That & This Pranks In Class And Atlantic City Oddities
In English class Don Hoekstra was surprised when his clip board sailed into the air tied to a window shade spring. Doc Ver Meer laughed as he left the room. Beurkens toured Atlantic City for an AASA convention and noted “ladies in distress” with spike heels stuck between boards. He observed some women had metal devices to widen heels to prevent getting stuck.
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Don Hoekstra
Don
Doc Ver Meer
Mr. Beurkens
Atlantic City
N. J
Brenda Van Dyke To Head FHA At Pella High
Brenda Van Dyke a PHS junior was elected president of Pella High's FHA chapter at 3 30 p m on Wednesday March 7 in the high school auditorium Other officers include Louise Van Zan te Mary Ver Meer Carolyn Vanden Berg Norma Wester kamp Virginia Ver Ploeg Judy Steenhoek Bonnie Swank Pat Van Vliet Lois Ter Louw The officers were elected for the 1962 1963 term The group also voted to have FHA girls sell receive books to raise money for the organization
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Brenda van Dyke
PHS
Pella High
FHA
Louise van Zante
Mary Ver Meer
Carolyn Vanden Berg
Norma Westercamp
Virginia Ver Ploeg
Judy Steenhoek
Bonnie Swank
Pat van Vliet
Lois Ter Louw
Roman Wars Theme for Latin Club Banquet April 23
The Latin Club will decorate Webster gymnasium for an April 23 banquet with a Roman Wars theme using armor chariots and weapons as decorations. Afterward the theatre will show the film Quo Vadis. Decoration committee members include Margaret Weachter Jean Paul Lois De Haan Eunice Voorda Linda Bogaard Eileen Klein Linda Ward and Eunice Vander Zyl. Invitations are by Ruth Hiemstra Ann Veldhuis Pat Vandenberg and Bonnie Van Wyk. Entertainment committee members Margaret Vandenberg Jean ne Ruthven and Wendy Knowles.
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Webster Gymnasium
Margaret Weachter
Jean Paul
Lois de Haan
Eunice Voorda
Linda Bogaard
Eileen~ Klein
Linda Ward
Eunice Vander Zyl
Ruth Hiemstra
Ann Veldhuis
Pat Vandenberg
Bonnie van Wyk
Margaret Vandenberg
Jeanne Ruthven
Wendy Knowles
Paul and Ward Named JCL Voters for Pella
Jean Paul and Linda Ward were elected as voting delegates for the state Junior Classical League at the Latin Club meeting held during fourth period on Wednesday March 8. Each chapter must elect two representatives to the state slate.
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Jean Paul
Linda Ward
State
Junior Classical League
Home Ec Girls Conclude Clothes Unit Field Trip
A Feb 23 field trip to Pella's Tot Shop marked the end of the Child Development unit for Home Ec II students. Miss Van Gorp showed apparel pros and cons and toys that aid early learning while students studied color influence on hair eyes and skin and how to buy clothes for special occasions. Home Ec III continues tailoring with wool suits and coats.
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Pella
Miss van Gorp
Six Girls Join Commercial Club for 1960s Vote
Six Girls join the Commercial Club during a noon hour meeting on Wednesday February 28. New members are Twyla Van Steenis Marla Van Zee Charlene Klyn Margaret Van denberg Vivian Vroom and Sheron Van Rees. Each member votes for next year's state officers. The Junior Classical League convention will be held Saturday March 31 at Central College.
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Twyla van Steenis
Marla van Zee
Charlene Klyn
Margaret Vandenberg
Vivian Vroom
Sheron van Rees
Mer
Junior Classical League
Central College
Ag Boys Work on Projects in U S Shop
For three months the Voc Ag IV class has been working in shop with projects in wood work welding soldering cold metal work and mechanics. A loading chute made by Stan Klein and Leo Vander Linden showcases student skills and local industry collaboration.
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Voc. Ag. IV
Stan Klein
Leo Vander Linden
Freshman science class explores atoms and radioactivity
Mr. Burnett led a unit on atoms and minerals with three films Atomic Energy The Atom and Medicine and The Atom and Biological Science. A Geiger counter demo showed varying radioactivity while a pink blue bow initiation noted by Mary Lou Gosselink. Seven teams competed in a typing contest with team six winning including Melba Van Hemert Nancy Poortinga Edna Kelderman Mary Lou Gosselink and Marsha Wanders.
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Burnett
Mary Lou Gosselink
Melba van Hemert
Nancy Poortinga
Edna Kelderman
Marsha Wanders
Eddyville High School Plans Art Fair and Elections
In a Tangy Br ete in yang neon cabs, Robert Meppelink and Ron Van Roekel lead students making a lawn chair and a desk while others craft hog troughs beds and gauges. The PRS Seventh Annual Art Fair at State College of Iowa Cedar Falls on April 6 and 7 offers four year scholarships for seniors. Eddyville High School sends Student Council to District Convention in Bloomfield on April 28 with several candidates to run for office.
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Inet
Robert “Meppelink
Ron van Roekel
PRS
State College of Towa
Cedar Falls
Eddyville
Bloomfield
Eddyville High to Stage Three One-Act Plays
The Eddyville High School senior class will present three one act plays What's Wrong with the Girle A Marriage Proposal and The Lottery. Performances are scheduled for the afternoon of March 15 and the evening of March 16.
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Eddyville High School
Lena Roach Honored on 66th PEO Milestone
Miss Lena Roach of Rock Rapids was honored on the 66th anniversary of joining Chapter AI PEO. She has taught math more than 85 years at Rock Rapids High School.
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Lena Roach
Rock Rapids
Roach
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Ag Boys
U.S
Douwstra
Directed By
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