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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1952

Page

10

Seniors Plans After Graduation Vary Widely

A roving reporter asks graduates about next steps. Many aim for Central College or Town State, some plan military service with the Air Corps or Navy, several intend farm work or banking, others seek business school, Des Moines Meredith Publishing, or college at various institutions.

Elliot T ‘Anns Central College Ber Thomassen Cen- Anna Air United States Air Force Henry Rempe Peggy Kuyp Paul Klyn Air Corps Arvena Ver Heul Rolscreen Edith Sytsma Meredith Publishing Company Des Moines Connie den Hartog Reuben Ter Louw Schakel Rosa Gertrude Sels Marr Junella de Zwarte Mare George Thuta Navy Duane Dingeman Tool Pella Ernie van, Wyk Town State Coyne School Chicago Maytag Betsey Hoksbergen Meredith Publishing Co Paul Blom Dick Ver Heul Collegiata Zeigler Allege Library Science Wayne Orlo Kelderman Open Bible Institute Stu Meulpolder Johnny Vroom Chronicle Patricia, Rietveld Wallace Anderson North Central Bible Institute Minneapolis Minnesota Marl Grandin Town Mary Alice Buwalda Central, College Leo van York Sack ‘Kein

College or work plans from area students

A list of local students outlining their postsecondary and employment plans. Names include Mary Kempkes Bernice Ruby Bill Van Houweling Dick Mentink Janella Aalbers Roberta Waits Hank Vanden Voort Virgil Dykstra Veto Wreath Arthur Kuiper Ronnie Van Niewaal Shirlie Van Roekel Buelah Roorda Don Van Hemert Mary Van Vilet Edwards Grandia Logan Van Sittert Norman Vanden Baard Robe Vander Schel Donald Verros Barbara Boyert Yo Ann Schagen and others expressing intent to attend college enlist in the Navy or enter the workforce with various destinations such as Central College Redlands Des Moines Town State and local businesses.

Mary Kempkes Bernice Ruby Bill van Houweling Dick Mentink College of Navy Janella Aalbers Roberta Waits Hank Vanden Voort Virgil Dykstra Veto Wreath Arthur Kuiper Ronnie van Niewaal Navy Shirlie van Roekel Redlands Californi Buelah Roorda Gentral College Don van Hemert Central College Central Mary van Vilet Edwards Grandia Logan van Sittert Town State Norman Vanden Baard A.lb Des Moines Service Robe Vander Schel Donald Verros Barbara Boyert Ann Schagen

Eighth Grade Promotion on May 20 at High School

The eighth grade promotional exercises will be held Tuesday May 20 at eight o'clock in the high school auditorium. The class will present a play, diplomas will be handed out, the will and prophecy will be read, and musical numbers performed by Barbara Grandia Sandra Sela and Judy In't Veld. Committee members to draw up the will are Norma Hagan Dorothy Vanden Oever and Leorajane Quinn to write the prophecy.

Hale Barbara Grandia Sandra Sela Judy

Tulip Queen Joins Ames TV Appearance And Local News

The article notes the Tulip Queen Joan Schagen and attendants traveled to Ames to appear on television with companions Anna Hagan Shirley Heksema dra Cummings and Judy Cook performing Dutch dances. It mentions a breakfast for teachers at West Market Park from 7 to 8 am and graduation announcements from Brandt Van Maanen of Kemper Military School. It also reports upcoming school losses on May 15 and the Smiths moving to Cedar Rapids.

Joan Schagen Ames Anna Hagan Shirley H ¥Eksema Dra Cummings Judy Cook Smiths Dorothy Joris Cedar Rapids

What A Life Explore Glee Club Trip To West Des Moines

Saturday May 3, about 15 Pella High students traveled to West Des Moines for a music contest for glee clubs and mixed choruses. The trip had hiccups including a nonserious car accident, wrong directions, and hot weather with sudden rain. One student chased his car top down as rain began, and the group faced a long walk to the business district after noon.

Pella High West Des Moines Ralph V. P Pella Lee V. H Des Moines Don V. H Lee Dash Buusi

Pella students ride to Des Moines for Tulip Time fun

After lunch at school, Pella Dutch students rode a bus uptown to Des Moines for ice cream and Tulip Time posters on bus windows. They sang on the way, some noting glee clubs and chorus did well while several incidents and memories surfaced about friends, rides, and a rain shower.

Flor Ruth R Lee P.H.S Richard Anson Mary Paul Glen Misa Gosselink Pella Clarinda Bobbie” Z Knoxville Destines University Avenue Des Moines Ruth K Monroe

Pella Bowls West Sectional Final Bid Looms With Wins

Pella opened sectional play with a 25-8 win over Melcher behind Ballenger and Vander Pal. Meulpolder doubled and scored twice. Hiemstra added a double and a single. Ballenger homered and singled. Pella then trounced Pella Christian 14-8, despite Christian’s 8 first inning runs. Vande Voort settled the foe, as Pella rallied with a nine-run sixth. Knoxville then defeated Pella 4-8, scoring four in the sixth. Vande Voort pitched for Pella while Simpson toed the rubber for Knoxville.

Pella Melcher Ballenger Vander Pal Meulpolder Hiemstra Pella Christian Boys Christian Vande Voort Pella Christian Knoxvile Knoxville Simpson

Classroom Typing Pins Highlight Student Achievements

In an advanced typing class Vernon Wielard and Jah Van der Streeck lead timed writings with 70 word pins. Van Wyk Patricia Betsy Hoksbergen Peg r Bernice Ruby Ellis Renaud earned 55 word pins, while Ruth Kaldenburg Arlene Ver Ploeg hold 60 word pins. Marilyn De Cook Nancy Groendyke Eleanor Van der Beak Bernice De Geus have 55 word pins. Arlene Tuinstra Marlene Int'Veld Dolores Vander Wilt earned 50 word pins. Anna Hagan Roy Van Dyke earned 45 word pins, and Martha Van Ekeren Joyce Petersma Helen Van Zee joined the 40 word pin list. The junior girls in the 5th period class have been learning.

Vernon Wielard Jah Vander Streeck van Wyk Patricia Betsy Hoksbergen Pegr Bernice Ruby Ellis Renaud Ruth Kaldenburg Arlene Ver Ploeg Marilyn de Cook Nancy Groendyke Eleanor Vander Beak Bernice de Geus Arlene Tuinstra Marlene Int'Veld Dolores Vander Wilt Anna Hagan Roy van Dyke Martha van Ekeren Joyce Petersma Helen van’ Zee

Stencil Making and Tulip Show Advances Noted

In a shorthand class, Bernice De Gous and others achieved a minute 90 dictation while Martha Van Ekeren and Shirley Leydens hit 80 words and Betty Vander Hart and Wayne Kelderman did 60 words. Home Economics won ribbons at the tulip show for class projects including arrangements and a coffee grinder used as a container.

Bernice de Gous Nancy Groendyke Dolores Vander Wilt Arlene Ver Ploeg Martha van Ekeren Shirley Leydens Betty Vander Hart Dorothy van Ekeren Wayne Kelderman

Central Student Devotional Speaker Miss Ver Heul Introduces Niemeyer

Johannes Niemeyer of Central College delivered the devotional on Monday May 5. His oration, a second place Inter-state Oratorical Contest winner, contrasted two freedoms in life with a tree as metaphor. He cautioned that uprooted freedom leads away from God and duty, while rooted freedom grounds meaning in God. He recalled a German prison camp and warned that uprooted man risks dictatorship while remaining rooted gives moral and political responsibility.

Ver Heul Johannes Niemeyer Central College God

Annual Flowers Best for Beginners Says Ben

Ben advises beginners that annual flowers are the easiest to grow and maintain. He notes a wide range of colors and readily available varieties, ideal for first time gardeners seeking quick, low effort blooms.

Ben

Horticulture Extension Offers Annual Flower Experience

Vance, extension horticulturist at Town State College, explains that annuals provide hands on experience in flower growing and aid in choosing preferences for more permanent perennials.

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