Central College names award winners across fields
Three Central College students receive top honors for academics leadership and sportsmanship. Tom Boat of Pella wins the Julia Van Houweling scholarship medal for highest two semester grades, Dick Doeden of Parkersburg secures the Prins Sportsmanship award, and Roland Hartmans of Mount Kisco earns the Senior Leadership prize of 25 dollars for Christian activities and oratorical ability. Cheerleaders receive letters and numerals in a year of achievement, with Nyla Rozeboom Judy Smith Jo Ann Van Soest Nancy Wilson Norma De Boer earning letters and Nancy Conk Marilyn Dummett receiving numerals. Music honors go to Jane Koskamp Richard Ter Maat Crystal Ramsey and Davis Folkerts with Andrea Boat noted for cultural contributions and gifts from the Music Foundation supporting Central College.
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Central College
Julia van Houweling
Tom Boat
Pella
Prins
Dick Doeden
Parkersburg
Nyla Rozeboom
Hull
Judy Smith
Garlisle
Jo Ann van Soest
Denver
Colo
Nancy Wilson
Preston
Minn
Norma de Boer
Prairie View
Kaw
Nancy Conk
Oostburg
Wis
Marilyn Dummett
Melvin
Jane Koskamp
Hingham
Richard Ter Maat
Cedar Grove
Mu Gamma Pi
Crystal Ramsey
Lenox
Davis Folkerts
Andrea Boat
Murray
May
Central College Athletes Earn Wide Range of Awards
Central College students receive athletic awards for participation in fall and year activities. John Carle of Knoxville earns most valuable basketball award, while Wayne Tenis of Zeeland Michigan wins the De Haans Tennis Trophy. Several students receive journalism, writing, and forensic honors, including Diane Gruen and Mark Valvoord for reporters keys and Jim Redeker for the Keables Medal.
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Central College
John Carle
Knoxville
M. D. Huffman
Central
Bob Boyert
Pella
Dave Tyler
Des Moines
Terry
Diane Gruen
Preston
Minn
Mark Valvoord
Sheboygan Falls
Wis
Aul Vander Kooi
Herman
Marcene van Wyk
Mitchellville
Norma de Bruin
Leighton
Jim Vroonland
Allendorf
Jim Borth
Ill
Ralph Ver Ploeg
Geoffrey Malory
Kenya
Africa
Janice Kooiker
Santa Anna
Bellflower
Cal
Democratic Women's Club Hears Talk By State President
The Marion County Democratic Women's Club met on Thursday May 19 at Mrs M E Ridlen's Knoxville home. President Phyllis Donnelly opened the meeting and welcomed two guests including Mrs Eugene McCarville Perry Iowa Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs president who was the featured speaker for the night.
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Demcratic
Rens
Poekie Eh
Iowa Federation
Chas ‘Eisiminger
M. E. Ridlen
Win, Hardin
Inez Johnson
Marion County
Democratic Women’s Club
Knoxville
Phyllis Donnelly
Eugene McCarville
Perry
Iowa Federation of Democratic Women’s Clubs
Expect Polio Rise Again This Year in Iowa
Public health officials warn of a polio rise in Iowa with 415 cases last year including 282 paralytic cases and 22 deaths. Dr. Ralph Heeren urges immunization with Salk vaccine before summer. He notes no date for the live virus vaccine and urges early action. A school event on May 27 offers permit slips. report at 8:30 a.m. at the Public Safety building in Pella.
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Iowa
Ralph Heeren
State Health Department
Heeren
Dr. Heeren
Arith Docaly Fa i
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Ridgewood
N. J
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Dave Risseeuw
Sheboygan
Wisi
A. B. van Houweling
Mary Rutter
Newton
Peter Schakel
Gaass
Norman Kolenbrander
Guelph
Ontario
Bill Lubenow
North Drake
Chicago
Oscar
Pi Kappa Delta
Des. Moines
Inners
Doug Heerema
Pel Mary Rutter
Pete Schakel
Red Wing Work Shoes
Victor N
Kennedy
Republican
Ant Mahaska County
Adul
Verrips Grocery
Gladys Rinehart Ideal Pharmacy
Recreation General
Iowa State Board of Health
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