Tulip Time Parade Favorites Spotlight Pella Students
Palladium reporters ask Pella High students and teachers what they like best about Tulip Time. Answers highlight parade floats Dutch dances tulips and evening events with rides on the queen's float and comments ranging from parade and floats to lunch and wooden shoe maker themes.
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Pella
The
Future Farmers of America
Palladium
Nancy Cruzen
Jerry Vos
Susie van Steenis
Randy Vander Wert
Judy de Cook
Miller
Shiley
Paul Vandevoort
Kramme
School Menu Week for Porcupine Ball Day
School meals list each weekday with items. Monday features porcupine meat balls, mashed potatoes, creamed peas, apricots, sandwich, milk. Tuesday offers wiener winks, oven baked potatoes, buttered corn, glazed donuts, pineapple chunks. Wednesday serves hamburger on house buns, parsleyed potatoes, tossed salad, peaches. Thursday presents hot turkey sandwich, macaroni salad, applesauce, chocolate brownie. Friday includes mashed potatoes and gravy, beef roast, coleslaw, tea biscuits, pear halves.
Pelladium Staff and Sponsor Roles Named
The Pelladium staff includes editors Sandra Cowell Sonja Shetterly Kay Butler and Bob Vandevoort with Mary Van Heukelom as Exchange Editor. Reporters listed are Ann Davies Nancy Paris Ruth Van Roekel Myra Heusinkveld Judy Muller Marcie Nie man Mary Ann DeKoning Dennis De Penning Tom Whalley Clarence Van Essen Wayne Whitney and Chuck Williams. Sponsor is Mrs George Heusinkveld.
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Sandra Cowell
Sonja Shetterly
Kay Butler
Bob Vandevoort
Mary van Heukelom
Ann Davies
Nancy Paris
Ruth van Roekel
Myra Heusinkveld
Judy Muller
Marcie Nieman
Mary Ann DeKoning
Dennis de Penning
Tom Whalley
Clarence van Essen
Wayne Whitney
Chuck” Williams
George Heusinkveld
Tulip Time Helpers at Pella High Schedule
Pella High students prepare for Tulip Time with two days of classes and special events. Thursday will have morning classes only with periods one through four, Friday will run periods five through seven. The Village at the Junior School hosts activities and girls' physical education classes perform downtown dances.
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Pella High
Pella High Pt
Commencement Caps Meet Motorcycle Style
Charlie Vander Noord debates wearing a motorcycle cap for commencement while trying on the mortar board. A dog outside heckles lectures by Mr. Shiley and Mr. Miller, adding humor to spring rituals. Ornithology may bloom as Mr. Rathmell notes meadowlark songs from the classroom window. Mrs. Lautenbach’s disciplinary slips loom on the horizon as the term wraps up.
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Charlie Vander Noord
Snoopy
Rathmell
Lautenbach
Pella High students weigh signs and songs in spring
Meadowlarks nest near library windows as English classes read poetry and students discuss campaigning signs for school elections. Seniors count days until graduation while noting last days and memories at Pella High.
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Jim Schroder
Karin
Carol
Sally
Girls Recreation League
Goldwater
Johnson
Pella High
Dennis Brand Teaching History at Pel la High School
Denny Brand a senior at Central College teaches World History at Pella High School under Mr. White supervision. He majors in social studies with a Latin minor and has been active in drama and music, including a capella choir and trombone. Brand plans to teach in Waterloo next September.
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Denny Brand
Central College
Pella High School
White
A Capella
Central
Brand
Lynnville Sully High School
Waterloo
Pella
Pella Chronicle May 11 1965 Page 8
Local page carries the Pella Chronicle issue dated May 11, 1965. Page eight presents brief items, community notices, and local notices typical of mid century small town newspapers. The readable fragments indicate short notes about residents and events in the Pella area.
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THE
Pella
De Prenger and Vander Hart Families Visit in Spring
Monroe residents share weekend visits and family gatherings across nearby towns. Leighton and Fairmount relatives join in celebrations at Vander Haar home and celebrate Easter with Van Ee and Van Dusseldorp families while others attend hospital visits, a birthday dinner, and a funeral service for John Pifer. Models from Mrs. Whaley's sewing group model dresses for American Legion Auxiliary meeting.
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Monroe
Wm. de Prenger
Leighton
Bert van Arendonk
Fairmount
Doyle Vander Hart
Charles
Carol Ann
Lloyd Clark
Charles Loynachan
Pleasantville
Arthur Vriezelaar
Doyle Waddle
Methodist Hospital
John Pifer
Garden Chapel
Russell Farrell
Monroe Baptist Church
Silent City
Wm. van Ee Jr
Vernon Steenwyk
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Bills
Wm. van Ee
Alice Vander Haar
Nellie Breed
Arie E. Breed
Steven
John
Ottumwa
John Breed
Gail
Janalee
Prairie City
Larry Renaud
Sully
Francis van Dusseldorp
Charles Laynahan
Walter Vander
Hart
Evelyn
Steven van Dusseldorp
Mrs. Whaley
Central College AWs elect 1965 66 officers
Cheryl Johnson of Freeborn Minnesota elected president of the Association of Women Students at Central College for 1965 66. Also elected were Marie Bast vice president from Dallas Center Iowa Jean Fleming secretary from Spooner Wisconsin Marcia Branksma treasurer from Cambria Wisconsin Jan Slebos social chairman from Chicago Illinois and Lela Houchin IAWS contact from Ankeny Iowa. Bast to preside over the new women’s dormitory due by fall semester.
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Cheryl Johnson
Freeborn
Minn
Association of Women Students
Central College
Miss Johnson
Intercollegiate Assn
Women
Salt Lake City
Utah
Marie Bast
Dallas Center
Jean Fleming
Spooner
Wis
Marcia ~ Branksma
Cambria
Jan Slebos
Chicago, Ill
Lela Houchin
Ankeny
Miss Bast
PHS music dept shines in state contests with top ratings
Twenty two individuals and small groups won Number One ratings at state music contests in Brooklyn and Traer, with 21 others earning Number Two. Soloists attaining top marks include Guy Jones, Ed Vander Linden, Dave Snuttjer, Ned Hedrick, Judy De Cook, Sonja Shetterly, Beth Van Sittert, Marty Blecha, and Lola Monster. Second ratings go to Mary Steenhoek, Ed Van Hemert, Steve Vander Waal, Vince Klyn, Don De Bruin, Diane Hindman, Tom Whalley, Howard Roorda, Susie Kuiper, Glenda De Heus, Barb Mich, Judy Grandin, and Carol Gosselink. Small ensembles also rated highly, including Clarinet Trio A, Cornet Trio, Brass Sextet, Flute Trio, Brass Quartet, Woodwind Trio, two girls' trios, two girls' sextettes, and a boys' quartet, with French Horn Quartet, Clarinet Quartet, and Clarinet Trio Bb earning Number Two. Mixed Chorus achieved a superior top rating. The Band and Girls Glee Club earned Number Two, or excellent. E CiGBet.
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Brooklyn
Traer
Guy Jones
Ed Vander Linden
Dave Snuttjer
Ned Hedrick
Judy de Cook
Sonja Shetterly
Beth van Sittert
Marty Blecha
Lola Monster
Mary Steenhoek
Ed van Hemert
Steve Vander Waal
Vince Klyn
Don de Bruin
Diane Hindman
Tom Whalley
Howard Roorda
Susie Kuiper
Glenda de Heus
Barb Mich
Judy Grandin
Carol Gosselink
Glee Club
Redeker earns graduate assistantship in mathematics at Ohio University
Timothy Redeker of Denver Colorado has been awarded a graduate assistantship in mathematics for study next fall at Ohio University in Athens. A Central College Dean’s List student he has served as Academic Chairman of the Student Cabinet Treasurer and Secretary of Dormitory Council and held roles in the A Cappella Chair. He played intramural sports and varsity baseball, helped on the campus religious committee and belonged to Beakes social fraternity. Redeker will marry Judith Vander Linde of Kalamazoo Michigan this summer and will move to Athens after marriage.
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Lewis
Timothy Redeker
Morris H. Redeker
Denver
Colo
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Redeker
Central College
Beakes
Judith Vander Linde
Kalamazoo
Mich
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Sue Dykstra
Chronicle News
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Banter Roogtie
Thrift Loan CO
North Market Street
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Martin Naaktgeboren
Dennis Brand
Monroe News
Freestone
Mazda
Hershey—Chocolate
Bacon
AWS
PHS Music Dept
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