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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1966

Page

11

Pella High Spring Band Concert Highlights Overture and Yellowstone Suite

The Pella High gym hosts the Spring Band Concert on Thursday March 24 at 8 p.m. under Mr Darrell Dobernecker. Sixth Grade Band opens with This Old Man and a varied program features Fleur de lis No body Knows the Trouble in store Hennesey s Theme Chant and Jubilo and John Klein s Yellowstone Suite in three movements with Old Faithful finale.

Pella High Darrell Dobernecker Playhay Olivadoff Hennesey Herman Martha Ver- Dahm Joyce Reynolds Ned Hedrick Janet Vandenburg McBeth Pella John Klein Yellowstone God

State Speech Con colors spark St Patrick's Day cheers

Students in a local school celebrate St Patrick's Day with green outfits and cafeteria treats while staff coordinate events. Terry O Vink and Calvin O Niewaal are noted in colorful attire as Susie Kuyper helps with band activities and the PHS group plans further festivities.

Teverybody St. Patrick's Day Terry O’vink Calvin O’niewaal Susie Kuyper PHS Cani

Patterson Teaches American History at Central College Student

Thomas H. Patterson, a senior at Central College, serves as a student teacher at PHS under PE supervisor Mr. Kuiper and history supervisor Mr. Fitzgerald. Hailing from Des Moines, he graduated East High in 1962, earned two tennis and two football letters, led Hi-Y, and belonged to Phi Delta Tau while excelling in college tennis.

Thomas H. Patterson Central College Kuiper Fitzgerald Patterson Des Moines East High Hi-Y YMCA Phi Delta Tau

School Menu Week of March 28

Week of March 28 menu lists daily meals for the school. Monday features chili and crackers with carrots, cornbread, apricots, and milk. Tuesday serves pizza, buttered corn, raisin bars, fruit cup, and sandwich. Wednesday offers hamburger pinwheels with tomato sauce, green beans, peaches, and rolled wheat cake. Thursday includes creamed or fried chicken, mashed potatoes, peas, pineapple marshmallow salad, and schoolmade tea biscuits with butter. Friday is labeled April Fool's Special.

Parabolae and Loci Feature In PHS Math Classes

PHS students study parabolae, loci and octagons across algebra and geometry. Harmelink teaches Algebra I and general math focusing on fractional equations and angle measurement while Doorenbos leads geometry locus concepts and analysis of trigonometric graphs and analytic geometry with conic sections on the horizon.

PHS Harmelink Doorenbos

School newspaper masthead with multiple editors listed

The list names co editors Ruth Van Roekel and Kay Butler and exchange editor Karen Musgrove. Reporters include 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. Academic Editors Nancy Cruzen and Barb Nelson Sports Editor Tom Whalley Faculty Advisor Mrs. Heusinkveld Music editor Calvin Van Niewaal.

Ruth van Roekel Kay Butler Karen Musgrove Dario Donolo Wayne Frank Dennis de Penning Sonja Shetterly Susie van Steenis Lila de Penning Tom Whalley Myra Heusinkveld Tom Paltzer Calvin van Niewaal Nancy Paris Ray Sparks Ann Whitney Nancy Cruzen Barb Nelson Mrs. Heusinkveld

Commercial Club greets new members at March meeting

At the March 15 Commercial Club gathering the theme How to Act and How to Dress for a Job Interview guided the session. Mothers of the girls attended as the sponsor Miss Saylor introduced new members, followed by a skit Creating job applications and a style show led by Carol Gosselink with participants showcasing office dress.

Commercial Club Martha Roozeboom Miss Saylor Diane Beekhuizen Barb Nelson Donna van Dyke Carol van Rheenen Marla van Wyk Ruth van Roekel Arlene de Geus Carol Gosselink Connie Rempe Faye van Wyk Connie Helm Doretha Blauw Gloria Roorda Jill Schippers Judy Klein Connie Robus

Two Pella students pledged to Beta Kappa Epsilon

Central College in Pella Iowa announces two students pledged to the local Beta Kappa Epsilon fraternity Keith De Heus son of Dick De Heus Route 3 Pella and Donald Ver Meer son of John Ver Meer 1424 Broadway Pella. De Heus is a sophomore and Ver Meer a freshman.

Pella Bete Kappa Epsilon Central College Keith de Heus Dick de Heus Route 3 Donald Ver Meer John Ver Meer Broadway de Heus Central Ver Meer

Pellap Chronicle Page Five March Eighteenth Sixty Six

The page from the Pellap Chronicle dated March 22 1966 presents a compact town paper layout. It includes brief notices and local items typical of a mid century community newspaper with short items, notes and announcements.

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What is a fink according to Pelladium staff

Pelladium reporters asked Pella High students to define fink. Responses range from a sneaky informer to a coach in a car and a person who swipes items, with many humorous and teenage reference answers.

Pelladium Pella High Darel Goodyke John Proet Huckleberry Ben Steadam Susie van Steenis Sonja Shetterly

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