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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1965
Page
3
Miss Kramme relocates to Iowa and begins teaching two Latin starter classes and one advanced course at Pella High. She praises her students as attentive and kind while staying temporarily with a faculty member and seeking room for her meals.
Evelyn Johnston a longtime Latin and French teacher at Pella High School since 1957 died suddenly. She taught 32 years in total at multiple Iowa schools and was active in Eastern Star P.E.O. and Delta Kappa Gamma. The school dismissed students to attend her funeral with music by the girls ensemble.
Miss Zola Kramme, a William Penn College graduate, taught Latin at Oskaloosa High from 1928 to 1960 and will finish the year there. She later taught in Kenosha, Wisconsin, at junior and senior high schools with over 3,000 students and holds a real estate broker license.
Week's meals list includes Monday spaghetti with applesauce carrot strips glazed donuts and milk. Tuesday creamed potatoes with weiner roll ups buttered beans fruit jello and whipped cream. Wednesday oven fried chicken potatoes and gravy tossed salad pineapple chunks. Thursday April Fools Discs gold on the rocks farmer's nuggets foolish assortments protected air bubbles calcium formula. Friday hot turkey sandwich macaroni salad cherry pineapple crunch and ice cream cup.
Barb Kuiper warns a teacher she will pout all period and the remark triggers a story about student sayings that teachers overwork. Ned Hedrick and Guy Jones introduce phrases like I suppose and Wofsa ATLAS and the evolving wait until lunch time refrain discussed in a light schoolgirl tone.
A teacher started a playful cue to credit Claude for a quip. Five of six freshmen good citizenship nominees share a Latin class. Bill Cruzan jokes about abundant good citizens. Saint Patrick’s Day is observed in a Dutch town. pinching for those not wearing green is noted.
Principal Mr. Jean Wilkins reports higher pre-registration for 1965 66 at Pella High School, with French and Latin seeing strong growth. Art enrollments also increase, while English mathematics science homemaking shop agriculture and business classes stay about the same. no course shows a decline.
Saturday four PHS students participated in the State Speech Contest at Grinnell with each advancing to performance rounds.
Participants and entries include Pat Rempe in prose and humorous declamation wed Van Heukelem in potty Raviramatic declavations d Caroll Gosse link in humorous declamation. Students earned the privilege of participating in the state contest by receiving a I rating at district contest.
Annual staff busy preparing yearbook. Night meetings in library conference rooms feature Duchess staff editing the Pella High School annual. Co editors Lynn Van Tuyl and Judy Steenhoek navigate space limits caused by more seniors.
Anne Tysseling plans her final Pella High Spring concert Thursday April first at 7 30 pm at the Junior high school The program Blossom Time features five large groups and five small groups with mixed chorus girls glee club boys ensemble and two sextettes two trios and a boys quartet Miss Tysseling will teach in elementary schools next year after this performance.
Scouts of the Tall Corn Area Council launch the sixth annual Good Turn for Goodwill Industries in central Iowa. Cub Scouts, leaders, and volunteers will distribute about 100000 bags across 13 counties to collect clothing and household items for employment and training of handicapped men and women. Bags will be loaded onto tractors and trailers for transport to the Goodwill warehouse, with all donations tax deductible. More than 10000 participants are expected in this major community service, urging residents to fill bags with usable clothes, shoes, small appliances, toys, books, dishes, and other wares. Contributions support sheltered workshops and handicap employees at Goodwill Stores. The final phase occurs April 3 as Scouts mobilize for the close of the drive.
Kenneth Falk announces Andy Williams, Iowa’s own television and film star, will perform nightly August 24 to 28 in the Andy Williams Show at the Iowa State Fair. Williams rose from Wall Lake choir to the Williams Brothers, then solo with TV work and a recent film role.
In a brief mention the page notes Andy's wife Claudine Longet, a French songstress, and their daughter Noelle Christine alongside the two stars Robert Goulet and Maurice Chevalier.
The 179 and under Iowa Master Bowlers Association tournament will be held Saturday and Sunday March 27 28 at Bowlerama Air Lanes Des Moines. Last month's event paid 9250 in cash awards. John Critelli of Des Moines won first with 2000. Entries to Iowa Master Bowlers Association 5914 S E 14th St Des Moines Iowa.
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