Christian High News Classroom Q and A Recalling 17th Century Chemis
A fragmentary Christian High News page from May 1, 1958 features a classroom Q and A session with students and teachers including Mr Boertje Mr De Jong and Rev Bossenbroek. Names listed include Lilla Reggers Esther De Boer Wilma De Youn Bob De Ruiter and others with note of special contributions from various classes clubs and options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boertje
Gow
Ron V. Z
de Jong
Ray Vo
Christian Higie News
Lilla Regers
Esther de Boer
Wilma de Youn
Bob de Ruiter
Fred de Vries
Larry Rusink
Judy van Gilst
Minnie
Scoffed in P chit Junior Leville boys meet Fridays
A group of junior Leville boys meets every Friday afternoon during sixth period. On the first day Mir Vielen demonstrated grip, stance, and saving. The boys practiced behind the school with Mr. Ruiz and Mr. Dicleman using golf clubs. They hope to visit the Country Club next meeting for further instruction by the Coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Chit
al Leville
Mir Vielen
Ruitsee
Dicleman
Hospital Slogan Contest Winners Named
Judith Van Gilst congratulates Doris Uster markt for first place in the Hospital Slogan contest. Twyla Vander Molen takes second prize in the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith van Gilst
Doris Ustermarkt
Twyla Vander Molen
Ruth Bogaards
Melvin Bokhoven
Ennis Dale
Roger de Koek
Delores Dieleman
L da Groenendyk
Elaine van Gilst
Ronnie van Maanen
Joyce van Zee
Eunice Ver’ Meer
Ruth Verschuure
Alvin Paul Vos
Marvin Vos
John Wasson
Allan Andreas Ithin
Bossenbroek
Lois de Koel
Nions
de Boersen
Athleen Kramer
John Nibbetink
Pete Doris Nice
Ander
Wal Orden N Wielard Tors
Norma Dahm
Merle den Res
Joan de Vi
Jansen Delores
Steenhoek
Twylla Vander Molen
Chapel Talks Highlight Week of Mission Lessons
Monday through Friday chapel events featured speakers from various Christian groups and colleges. Emphasis centered on leading a life of purpose under faith guiding lessons, with readings from Hebrews, John and other scriptures.
Mission Chapel Session Highlights Missionaries Talks
Mission Chapel devoted its session on Monday April 21 to three guest speakers. Ruiter introduced Dr. P Y Ing of the Fore Hoard of Missions, then Rev. H Meulen Meulen ALN venhouse and Miss Ruth Vander, who spoke on Nigeria work. Vander Meulen showed slides of Baissi Nigeria, noting leper care and girls government school. Rev Evenhouse outlined five steps of missionary work from Acts 26 18 and urged dedication, while Dr De Jong closed with prayer.
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Ruth Vand
Niverin
Henry Eventin
de Dome
Reign
J. Pikaart
Osha
Christian Reformed C
S. Boertje
Phillippin i-18
Larry Olivier
Sons
Nancy Memmelaar
John G
Luella’ van Wyk
I. Pietenpol
Central College
Jahe Medalenned
Pan
Chinia
Ee Church
Centys Meriva Fatumni
OM Kale
le Bowaard
Alee Oli
R Tdent
Pietenpol
Ruiter
P. Y Ing
Vella
de Jong
Ruth Vander
Henry Meulen Meulen
Miss Vander
Nigeria
Evanhense
Foregin Board of Missions
Chritian Reformed
Charcie Mis
Vander Meulen
Baissi
Evenhouse
California
Formosa
Sayite
Dr. de Jong
1958 Concert Ends D C H S Choir Tour
The D C H S choir of about fifty members directed by Miss Jean Folkert finished its spring tour with seven performances. The final concert was Friday evening April 25 at Leighton church, featuring sacred numbers. The home concert occurred April 18 in the high school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. H. S. Choir
Jean Folkert
Leighton Church
Christian Reformed Church
Honor Hall Choir Plans Northwest Iowa Music Festival Tour
The choir will tour the northwest part of Iowa on May 1 and 2 to join the annual Music Festival at Dordt College in Sioux Center. Two extra Pella Choir performances are planned by special invitation from Sioux Falls Baptist College in South Dakota and Inwood Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Sioux Center
Dordt College
Pella
Sioux Falls Baptist College
South Dakota
Miss Folkerts
Inwood Christian Church
Menber
Wiel de Vries
Pert
Brief item on catechin lover suffers nose injury
A brief note describes Las who enjoys catechins and endures effects of a fast that led to a facial injury. Medical treatment was required for a broken bone and nasal trouble. The report includes Larr ily admitting nose trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las
Larrily
Pella Christian Beats Cedar For 9-6 Baseball Win
Pella Christian Eagles improved to 2 2 with a 9-6 victory over Cedar on Cedar’s diamond. Cedar led 2 0 in the first, added 3 in the 8th, and scored one in the final inning. P.C. rallied with late runs after being scoreless through four frames. Ken Bokhoven started for B C but left after being hit in the hand. Leroy Ryken pitched in relief. Jerry Ver Meer led Pella Christian with four singles. Ken Rouw added a double and a single.
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Pella Christian Eagles
Cedar
Diamond
P. C
Ken Bokhoven
B.C
Pella
Home Makers Hopeful After Culinary Class Treats
Faculty enjoyed nut bread and spice cookies prepared by home economics girls. The event praised as evidence of culinary skill, signaling readiness for home maker roles and future recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Ce
Synod to Meet At Northwestern Orange City Iowa 1968
The Particular Synod of Iowa Reformed Church in America will hold its Spring Meeting at Northwestern University campus in Orange City Iowa on April 30 and May 1 1968. Rev Bernard Brunsting of Canoga Park California serves as president and will preside. On April 30 at 7 00 p m a public Meeting of the Expansion Committee will be held in Science Hall Auditorium. The 8th Anniversary Pageant Acres of Diamonds directed by I L England will be presented on Northwestern's East Campus in the new Multi-Purpose Auditorium. The pageant relates to the history of Reformed Church higher education and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod of Iowa, Reformed Church In America
Northwestern
Orange City
Iowa
Bernard Brunsting
Canoga Park
California
Science Hall
Northwestern College
P.m
I. L. England
Reformed Church Higher Education
Lacey Rallies With Runs Inning By Inning
Lacey scored in the 2nd and 6th innings. Ken Bokhoven pitched for Pella with seven strikeouts and four walks before Rich Hiemstra relieved in the 6th, fanning two. Leading Pella hitter Ken Rouw with a single and a double. Lane led Lacey with a two bagger. Health note contrasts hospitalizations for mental illness with other diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey
Ken Bokhoven
Rich Hiemstra
Bokhoven
Pella
Ken Rouw
Lane
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