Rounds at High School Show Busy Classrooms
Mr Buerkens attends morning devotions while teachers and students fill rooms with active lessons. From Ag to World History, classes focus on real tasks, with a tape recorder in Miss Killion's class and 1728 cubic inches math in Doorenbos's geometry. Lunch hour brings hot dogs from Webster building as cooks prepare meals.
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Vines
Mr. Omick
Miss Killion
Charles Piekema
Pella
Genghis Khan
Doorenbos
Greendyke
Stults
Donald Robertus
Il Ta
Webster Building
Reporters List Touts Local Coverage By Paper Staff
A group of named reporters including Sarah Davis Marge Gosselink Kay Kuiper Kay McDonald Janice Mol and others is credited for local coverage. The note lists multiple reporters with varied surnames across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Davis
Marge Gosselink
Kay Kuiper
Kay McDonald
Janice Mol
Jerry Ulrich
Connie Vander Meulen
Nancy de Cook
Evelyn Dykstra
Donna Goemaat
Cub
Charlotte Burton
Mary Dieleman
Linda Glendening
Willene Tysseling
Vivian van Steenis
Marilyn Walraven
Phyllis Walraven
Bob Slykhuis
Charles Slykhuis
Jerry Bogaards
Mark de Cook
Karen Wesselink
Pella High Teachers Attend Central District ISEA Convention
Pella High faculty joined Des Moines Central District ISEA events the prior Saturday. All public school teachers attended except Mr Brunckhorst who missed after spending Thursday through Saturday at the Midwest convention.
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Pella High
ISEA
Des Moines
Brunckhorst
Midwest
Discipline Dilemma Dominates Teachers Meeting Remarks
Frank O. McIntyre, public relations director of the California Teachers Association southern section, says discipline is teachers’ top problem, not pay. He cites crowded classrooms and parent responsibility as factors and calls for public support of youth activities and cooperative community planning.
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Pellagligh School
Frank O. MeIntrye
California Teachers Association
McIntyre
Teen Pan Alley notes and missing platinum ire report
A fragmented local item mentions Sandy K looks cute in a pony tail and Marilee with a new hairstyle. It hints at a lost platinum ire found or not and asks for return to a chemistry room. Mr Greens dyke is described as missing it and mentions senior girls in the Commercial Club.
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Sandy K
Marilee
Mr. Greensdyke
Spring carnival hints and high school chatter in Des Moines
Witty notes describe a Penny Carnival on May 29 and upcoming big news events. Marv H. shines at school, Gary's love life sparks gossip, and seniors celebrate scholarships. A stray phone number and a car license cue mix with classroom humor and Poe reference.
Them Wicked Women at Pella High School
A bizarre report from Pella High School describes girls with red hearts and pins hiding in halls. The panic escalates as boys are struck by the hidden danger, provoking laughter from the assailants and confusion among staff.
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Pella High School
Penny Carnival Night Tale From a Local Boy
A boy recalls a lively Penny Carnival night with halls crowded by groups responsible for stands at the event. He shares how he wandered with pennies, enjoyed the play and kissing booth, and warns others to dash away or risk being caught by the “wild women” as May 20 approaches.
Des Moines Bank Tour Highlights Girls{ } Commercial Club Visit
The Commercial Club girls travel to Des Moines for a tour of banks and insurance companies. They visit the Towa Des Moines Bank first, observe the bank’s processes from entry to cancellation of checks, see a 19 ton vault, and each girl receives a token penny from 1957.
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Righteen
Missin
Miss Saylor
Karen V. W
Commercial Club
Des Moines
Thelma
Iowa
Towa- Des Moines Bank
Thousand Dollar Bank Tour Ends With City Lunches
A group of girls toured a bank, insurance company, and telephone office, learning job skills and enjoying a city outing. They were treated to lunch at the airport, shopped for treats, and returned by 6 PM. Humorous misadventures included mismatched hair and wardrobe, and playful banter about their city visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers Life Insurance Company
Proper species to plant in windbreaks lesson
Foresters at Town State College emphasize matching species to site for windbreaks. Iowa studies point to cottonwood red elm Tatarian honeysuckle red mulberry and Rus- as best suited for windbreak plantings in this state.
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Town State College
Iowa
Tree species list from a plant catalog snippet
A fragment lists species including Sian mulberry, Russian olive, Rocky Mountain Douglas fir, Austrian pine, eastern white pine, ponderosa pine and Norway spruce. The text reads like a horticultural supply note or catalog entry.
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Miss Mertz
Agslatant Raltor
Eing
Toye
Norma de Bruin
Ellen Rempo
Judy Groendykeem
van Roeker
Tevalle
Proces
Tom Boat
Peoria
Sociological Society
iMobilgas
Gosselink Mobil Serv
Jac
Marv H
Shorty
Howard W
Mr. Stults
Gary
Brown
Mr. Brunckhorst
Stanley Nollen
Poe
David V
Federal Discount Corp
Livermore
Oskaloosa
Martin
The
Telephone Company
Mary S
Emma Jo
Middlekoop
Matthew Olivier, Otley
Mercury
Monterey
America
Indianapolis
Broadway
Ulrich Motor CO
Pella, Iowa
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