Pella High Students Attend Mock Presidential Election
Ten Pella High students were excused on October 17 to join a mock Presidential election at Central College. The event featured prominent party speakers and a rally led by Henry Teune. Democrats Diane V D, Bonnie D J, Nancy D C, Norma D B, Evelyn D and Republicans Carole G, Tom B, David H joined in the gym speech sessions led by party figures.
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Pella High
Central College
Sea Trade
Miss Politics
Joan Harmeling
Diane V. D
Bonnie D. J
Nancy D. C
All Democrats
Carole G
Tom B
Davivin H
Norma D. B
Evelyn D
All Republicans
Henry ‘Teune
Central
Kermit Bailey
Paul Parker
Leo Hoegh
Spike” Evans
George O'Malley
Future Vater Pella High Students Face First Voting
An editor argues about youth apathy after reading Look magazine's study by Eugene Gilbert. He cites surveys of college voters showing half may not vote, a large share undecided, and 34 percent uninterested in vice president candidates. He urges reflection as seniors soon vote for the first time.
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Look Magazine
Eugene Gilbert
Gilbert Youth Survey
Gilbert
U. S
Pella High
P H S Votes at Political Assembly
PHS students with the pep band held a morning political assembly. Tom Boat spoke for Republicans and Max Vander Pal for Democrats. Jim Duffus outlined Iowa voting rules as students voted for national and state officers, with seniors clerking.
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PHS
Tom Boat
Max Vander Pal
Jim Duffus
Iowa
Evelyn Dykstra
Edith Frundt
Ronald Bogaard
Jim Dulfus
Lavelle Brockway
Norma Vander Streek
Norman Ploeg
Marvin Vander Voort
Hooths
Verlan van Rheenen
Dale Fleck
Janice Kane
Robert van Dyke
Caucus sessions held by Republicans and Democrats Tuesday
Caucuses convened Tuesday afternoon at 1 05 pm with Republicans meeting in the auditorium and Democrats in the gymnasium. Republicans elected Tom B as speaker for an assembly on November 1 and named Carole G as chairman of the central committee with Edith F Donna G David V and Marvin H as members. Democrats chose Max V P as speaker and Karen V W as central committee chair with Nancy D C Dennis V Z Diane V D Thelma M and Stewart D C as central committee members.
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Tom B
Central Committee
Carole G
Edith F
Donna G
David V
Marvin H
Max V. P
Karen V. W
Nancy D. C
Dennis V. Z
Diane V. D
Thelma M
Stewart D. C
Teen Pan Alley and Political Quips at School
In a lively campus chat, residents clash over a Republican sticker on a back fender and urge student Stults to decide his vote. The column questions Marge G about her October 24 morning routine before class, and Beverly B is urged not to jump to conclusions about missing locker photos.
Shopping quips and party gags echo town chatter
The fragment reflects light social talk with playful jibes about shopping hayrides watermelons and formica. A mocked announcer line about gowns and a tongue in cheek motto about love are noted alongside a quip about gossip and a humorous signature.
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J. Walter Puppybreath
Puppybite Noisy Review Of Arts And Odd News
A ragged satirical collage mocks a clay sculpture demo, school board pride, and cultural offerings. It recalls Liberace in Paris, a new long playing record, and epigrammatic quips about gardening and dances. The piece blends humorous vignettes with whimsical, fragmentary quotes.
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Liberace
London
Paris
Humphrey
Atlantic
Henry W. Teasdake
Teasdale
Election Time Near Increases in PHS Campaign Fuss
Students at PHS intensify political campaigning as both major parties push posters signs and pins. Walls lockers and outfits display Ike and Dick Adlai Estes slogans with many students wearing multiple pins and even eyelids ears with stickers. Mr Omick a Democrat shows signs on his clothing amid spirited activity.
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Stevenson
Ike
PHS
Adlai
Estes
Nane
Edith
Mary
Bonnie
Diane
Mary S
Zsa
S “Kefauver
Shirley W
Mr. Omick
Political campaign energy ahead of PHS election
Enthusiasm runs high as the political campaign at PHS continues toward the upcoming election. The speaker notes strong campaigning from both parties and reflects on a good time had by all, while acknowledging uncertainty about which party will win.
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Sai An
PHS
Typists Play Ball in Laughing Hunt and Peck Skit
A humorous piece imitates typists struggling with a baseball game. The narrator describes clumsy timing, missed hits, errors, and a zero to zero score, ending with a shrug at a belabored display of effort and a playful jab at their own precision.
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John
Fuudticjerkck
Pella Board Members Attend Knoxville School Meeting
Pella Board of Education representatives Gil Boat Emery Gaard and Edd Wesselink attended a Knoxville called meeting of area School Board members held last Monday evening. The session led by Dr. Dwight Mater focused on pending legislation impacting Iowa schools.
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Pella
Lightning strike kills cattle near Hubbard
A lightning bolt struck a tree near Hubbard, killing eight cows and two calves. The cattle were valued at about 1500 dollars.
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Hubbard
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