McNeeley Keynotes Pledge Conference on Fitness
Simon A McNeeley representative of the Presidents Council on Physical Fitness delivered the keynote at Pelladium high schools in the United States. He quoted President Lyndon Johnson stressing strength for the nation and called physical fitness programs a tool for good health and movement. The conference covered fitness programs for different ages and included judo discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Simon A. McNeeley
President's Council On Physical Fitness
Lyndon Johnson
Mr. McNeeley
Pelladium staff and editors listed for the yearbook
The Pelladium staff page names Editor Sandra Cowell and Class Editor Sonja Shet erly with organization roles for Kay Butler and Faculty Editor Bob Van devoort. Exchange Editor Mary Van Heukelom leads a team including reporters Anne Davies Arlene De Geus Carol Gos Selink Nancy Paris Ruth Van Roekel Myra Heusink veld Judy Muller Dennis De Penning Tom Whalley Clarence Van Essen supported by sponsor Mrs George Heusinkveld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelladium
Sandra Cowell
Sonja
Latin Club Initiates Thirty five Members at School Party
The Latin Club initiated about thirty five new members October 22 at the school. Co chairs Kar in and Arvin Van Zante organized the event. Sophomores provided entertainment and led initiates through the Underworld. Slaves performed, then formed a ring to play ring around the rosie before being freed at nine o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karin
Arvin van Zante
Cochairmen
Underworld
PHS at Governor’s Conference on Physical Fitness
Pella High School officials Jean Wilkins and David Bender attended the third annual Governor’s Conference on Physical Fitness in Des Moines with about 300 administrators and instructors. Conference cited that only 37 percent of U S high schools offer daily physical activity. Pella High boys meet this standard while girls’ classes run three days a week, as do 66 percent of schools.
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Jean ‘Wilkins
David Bender
Pella High School
Wes Moines
United States
Pella High Schol
Calendar Highlights for November Quarter Events
November schedule lists end of first quarter on the 3rd, Prospective Teacher Day on the 4th, and Junior Class Play the 5th and 6th. A high school assembly features Joyce Rice, baton champion, on the 9th, with report cards issued the same day. American Education Week runs November 9–14. The Penny Carnival by Letter Club is on the 14th. Student Faculty basketball games are the 17th, with home games on the 20th against Valley and the 24th against Osceola. Thanksgiving vacation spans the 26th and 27th, and the State Chorus meets in Des Moines on the 27th and 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Rice
North Mahaska
Valley
Osceola
Des Moines
Judy de Cook
Kirschman
Rex
Rich Vander Hart
PHS
School Menu Monday to Thursday in November
A school menu lists meals for Monday November featuring meatloaf with mashed potatoes carrots and milk. Tuesday November 10 offers vegetable soup luncheon meat sandwich raisin cake with strawberry topping, mashed potatoes coleslaw deviled eggs apple salad and a sandwich with dried beef gravy. Thursday November 12 shows noodle casserole applesauce peanut butter crisp schoolmade pineapple rolls carrot strips macaroni and cheese fish sticks perfection salad and peaches.
Parent-Teacher Conferences Held At High School
Friday October 23 saw 750 conferences at the high school from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. averaging 31.2 per teacher, up from 545 in the previous year. Parents discussed student behavior grades progress and classroom methods with teachers.
Election Interests at Pella High Students Election
Pella High School students engage in a mock national, state, and local election with voting slips, intercom results, and classroom debates. Teachers hosted talks, bulletin boards filled with election literature, and straw polls across freshman and sophomore classes.
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Pella High School
Miller
Elmer Ver Meer
Des Moines
Shiley
LBJ
Goldwater
Don’t Know
Don't Know
Bender
Pelladium
Report Card Day Hints Weary Teachers Prep
Teachers busy with report cards note an upcoming visit on November 9. A library mouse sighting near Mr Rathroeit's room sparks a brief concern as students report a shadow in the lights. Sixth and seventh grade girls are reminded to practice posture and walking as announcements echo through the intercom.
Vacation Memoirs from Ozarks and Visits to Dallas
Mr and Mrs Conrad De Vries and Mr and Mrs Abe Bogaards enjoyed a five day scenic Ozarks trip including Eureka Springs fall festival and unique parade. They returned Saturday. Mrs George Van Gorkom and Doug visited nephew Elmer Van Gorkom and family in Dallas on Sunday. Mrs Helen Menninga hosted a Wednesday afternoon social for ten ladies with refreshments.
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Conrad de Vries
Abe P. Bogaards
Ozarks
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
George van Gorkom
Doug
Mrs
Elmer van Gorkom
Dennis
Margaret Ann
Dallas
Helen Menninga
William van Dort
Gertie de Boer
Maggie Schut
Peter Meyer
Anna Ver Meer
Lena Wittenburg
H. de Zwarte
Bertha Jansen
Mattie Jansen
Hattie van Gorp
Admission Notes At Pella Community Hospital
Richard Crine was admitted on Wednesday and dismissed on Thursday. Mrs. Gertrude Den Hartog admitted on Wednesday. Richard Durgin admitted on Wednesday. The text records brief inpatient admissions at Pella Community Hospital with incomplete details.
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Richard Crine
Pella Community Hospital
Gertrude den Hartog
Pella Commuunity Hospital
Wednesay
Richard Durgin
Junior Play Magnificent Obsession to Open Nov 5-6
The High School Junior class stages Magnificent Obsession a three act drama based on Lloyd C. Douglas novel and later film. The cast includes Tom Vermeer Carol Nolten Greg Van Vark Gayle Wesselink Art Knowles and many others with performances Thursday and Friday at 8 p m Tickets available at the High School Ideal Pharmacy and from Junior Class members.
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Lloyd C. Douglas
Frank Vreeland
Nior
Bobby Merrick
Tom Vermeer
Helen Hudson
Carol Nolten
Wayne Hudson
Greg van Vark
Joyce Hudson
Gayle Wesselink
Monty Brent
Art Knowles
Martha
Arlene de Gaus
Nancy
Phyllis Moffet
Dr. Pyle
Martin J .Bie¢ha
Percy
Ken Steenhoek
Mrs. Wickes
Sue Steenberg
Mrs. Dawson
Ed van Hemert
Carol Gosselink
Dismissals and admissions at Pella Community Hospital listing several names
A sequence of patients and relatives are noted for admissions and dismissals at Pella Community Hospital on Wednesday through Sunday. Names include Mrs. McCone ghey, Print Barr of Reasnor, Mrs. Steenhoek of Monroe, Ricky Lee Bandstra, Thomas Van Ekeren, Mrs. Bess Schakel, Mrs. Mary Van Nimwegen, Clifford Mulder, Edward Ver Meer, Arthur Hoekman, Richard Tysseling, James Hummel, Dick Ver Dught, John H. Gosselink, Gerrit Van Norden of Sully, Charles Hoeksema, Mrs. Hoy Modlin of Otley, Mrs. Max Hoeksema, Mrs. Glen Hiefner of Monroe, and others.
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John McConeghey
Pella Community Hospital
Print Barr
Reasnor
Henry Steenhoek
Monroe
Ricky Lee
Larry Bandstra
Harvey
Thomas van Ekeren
Town City
Bess Schakel
Mary van Nimwegen
Clifford Mulder
Edward Ver Meer
Arthur Hoekman
Richard Tysseling
James Hummel
Dick Ver Dught
John H. Gosselink
Gerrit van Norden of
Sully
Kam Ericks Welcome Baby Boy Jack Dean in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs Floyd Kamerick of Des Moines are the parents of a seven pound baby boy named Jack Dean born Monday October 26 at Mercy Hospital Des Moines. Grandparents listed Gerrit Kamerick of Pella and Fred and others.
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Floyd Kamerick
Des Moines
Jack Dean
Mercy Hospital
Gerrit Kamerick
Pella
Fred
Vander Veer OB From Waukegan and Pella Family Births
Two births announced in this item. James Robert Vander Veer, 8 lb 12 oz, born October 23 in Des Moines area to Robe rt Vander Veer and wife. Kristine Lynn Vander Veer, 8 lb 14 oz, born November 1 at Pella Community Hospital to Roger Ernisse and wife. Grandparents listed as Vander Veer, Trotter, Pursley, Bernisse, and others.
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James Robert
Robert Vander Veer
Waukegan
Illinois
Clarence Vander Veer
Pella
George Trotter
Newton
Roger Ernisse
Kristine Lynn
Pella Community Hospital
Cleo Pursley
Denver
Colorado
Edwin Bernisse
Boyden
Iowa
Norco minister proposes civic alliance and clubs
The Norco pastor seeks cooperation to address civic issues and plans for a Norco Ministerial Association. He attends Chamber of Commerce meetings, serves on Bethesda Hospital and Christian Association for Psychological Studies boards, and enjoys antiques, painting, ceramics, and gardening. He is a devoted fixer of toys for his two adopted children Tammy and Mark and shares yardwork with them.
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Norco
Chamber of Commerce
Bethesda Hospital
Christian Association For Psychological Studies
Tammy
Mark
Sewers clogged seal er promises quicker cure
A note notes SEW REAMER products and chemicals for clearing clogged sewers. Packs are sold in 5 and 10 lb cans. Paardekooper's Ideal Pharmacy advertises the item, with references to a big bill and the brand LILENMAK'S SEW REAMER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilenmak
Paardekooper
E Ideal Pharmacy
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Oskaloosa
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Banter Roustie
J. B. van Hemert
Leland Lankelma
W. W. Sadler
Henry Marinus
Prairie City
Delos Witzenburg
Hereford
Hillcrest Sale Pavilion
Knoxville, Iowa
Iowa Beef Improvement Association
Lacona
T.B
John Dittmer & Sons Peoples Trust & Savings Bank
Keith Goode
Ler
Hay
Jacmenencias Pd
van Zee
Charles Hoeksema
Hoy Modlin of
Otley
Max Hoeksema
Glen Hiefner
van Heukelem
Feer
Helen
Henry Faber
Regu
Gerrit DeLeeuw
Eldon Heaton
Bhi van der Pol
Case van der Eyk
John King
Ed Roukema
Harold Strinkmans
Pete
Corona Ministerial Association
Kamerick
Hesseltine
Vander Veer
Bernisse
THE
First Baptist Church
Broadway
Independence
Everett G. Ward
Sybenga Studio
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