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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1940

Page

7

Lincoln Downs Pella 18 to 0 in Muddy Lincoln Stadium

Lincoln built a two touchdown lead with a 13 yard run by Yakish after a Pella downs stop on their own 20. A 60 yard punt return by Lincoln safety and a late 60 yard interception return sealed the score as Yakish and Robbing starred for Lincoln while Klootwyk and Rugaard shone for Pella.

Lincoln Stadium Pella High Lincoln Pella Yakish Klootwyk Schilder Robbing Rugaard

Junior Class Chooses Rings After Two Meetings

The undecided Junior class selects a shank for the class of 742 ring after two meetings. The chosen design is streamlined yet heavy looking, and many orders have already been placed for upcoming wear by Juniors.

Armistice Day Program Held Monday at Pella High

The Armistice Day observance occurred Monday afternoon in the Pella High School auditorium with Legion and Auxiliary members and grade school students as guests. A film entitled Let's Go America opened the program, followed by the mixed chorus singing Our Hope Is In This, then America The Beautiful. The concert band played Lizella, a radio skit on the Constitution and Bill of Rights was presented by the Oral English Class, and I Am An American was performed. A moment of silent tribute for World War I dead was observed, the pledge of allegiance recited, and the day closed with America and another selection by the audience.

Legion and Auxiliary America United States Pella Lizzela Ntire

Pella High Votes Democratic in Student Election

Pella High students and teachers voted November 5, electing Roosevelt for president and Valentine as Iowa governor. With 88 percent turnout, 251 of 286 votes were cast. Election board members were Earl Vander Zyl Joy Slackert Darel Mensch Donna Mac Rietveld Clyde Evers Everett Truchlood Bob Black and Ralph Vander Waal.

Pella High Roosevelt Valentine Iowa Earl Vander Zyl Joy Slackert Darel Mensch Donna Mac Rietveld Clyde Evers Everett Truchlood Bob Black Ralph Vander Waal

Three students learn new tricks of stage make up

Miss Mary Louise Renaud and students Jeanette Lankelma Virginia Carpenter and Theresa Wormhoudt attended a lecture by Mr Harawitz a make up expert from the west coast. He demonstrated grease paint and pencils and showed many effects possible with stage make up. The group learned many new tricks in the session.

Mary Louise Renaud Jeanette Lankelma Virginia Carpenter Theresa Wormhoudt Harawitz West Coast

School notes praise sportsmanship and student initiative

The excerpt praises Republican sportsmanship after a school election loss and highlights a senior student who apologized unprompted for talking back in study hall. It mentions ambitions for more teachers meets and notes fashion changes by Rudy Schilder and Gertrude Vander Ploeg.

Rudy Schilder Alcatraz Gertrude Vander Ploeg

FFA Announces Corn Test Yields Above Average

The FFA reports all corn test results above average with high yielding varieties. Docken Dorff and John Vermeer traveled to Des Moines to review the test plot. Be Kalb 809 yielded 119 bushels per acre, the highest, while the lowest producer reached 74.8 bushels per acre.

F.F.A Dockendorff John Vermeer Des Moines

Girls Agric Normal Training Soil Study

The girls' agricultural class studies soil origins and the purposes for which different types of soils are best adapted, including the soil unit and its educational aims.

You Can’t Take It With You Wins Pulitzer Prize

A school column explains the Pulitzer Prize origins and criteria. It notes George Kaufman and Moss Hart’s You Can’t Take It With You won in 1937 and details the prize’s funding, selection by a jury, and the award of $1,000 to the best American original play.

P. Hi. S George S. Kaufman Moss Fart P. HS Joseph Pulitzer Amer Ica Columbian University New York City New York Board of Trustees Columbia University PHS

Cast of You Cant Take It With You Journeys to Indianola

The Pella High School cast traveled to Indianola to view a three act comedy staged by Simpson College. Four nights at Simpson College Chapel drew packed houses and fueled tonight’s high school auditorium performance. Each actor met their character after the show and earned points to improve the upcoming rendition.

Indianola Simpson College Chapel Pella Hi Pella

Susy Style Scout Suggests Holiday Costume

With Thanksgiving near, Susy offers a warm yet economical costume idea. A blond look with navy swing skirt a white shirt and light blue sweater plus blue ribbons, navy campus hose and black shoes. Hair neatly styled and ribbons add charm for after dinner events.

Scout Florence Walsh

Locker Room Chatter After Colfax Game

A fragment from a team locker room includes praise for Mr Brown and remarks on players Gordon and Farrand. The note questions Coach's absence at practice, recalls a tackle on Ozzie, and urges one final win to finish the season. It mentions modeling parkas and longing for Southern climate.

Mr. Brown Gordon Ozzie Farrand Colfax

You Can’t Take It With You referenced little man

A poem-like riddle describes meeting a small man with large feet who stutters and amuses the speaker. It teases the reader to learn the answer by seeing the work You Can’t Take It With You.

Suzie School Spirit Election Outcome Stirs Cheer

School students discuss the recent election result as ballots are counted and the winner is celebrated. Faculty encourage sportsmanship and unity regardless of the final choice, stressing positive participation and communal spirit.

Editorial on good losers and welcoming a new teacher

An editorial urges sportsmanship in politics and society, advising winners and losers to cooperate for democracy. It also notes Pella High prepares to welcome a new faculty member and stresses making the new teacher feel at home during the first weeks.

Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Willkie Pella High

Music notes highlight Loren Vander Zyl rising star and local performances

Loren Vander Zyl gains notice as a rising soloist with praise for his We Want Willkie in the White House piece. Upcoming events include a November 25 Show Boat presentation and a November 27 hand concert. Armistice Day program featured a mixed chorus and band. Tysseling and Ruby heard new music at a Des Moines teachers meeting amid talk of political votes in music notes.

Loren Vander Zyl Miss Tysseling Willkie White House Misa Tusseling Mr. Ruby Des Moines

Around the Class Rooms with Yemudi

In Miss Gosselink’s U History class students study the constitution and conventions during a democracy unit tied to the third term issue and presidential election. Mr Birdsall’s modern life class uses drum rhythms to explore poetry and social topics while Mr Seling leads health and human body lessons.

Pella

Pella Hi Student Council Discusses Career Speakers

The Pella High Student Council met Tuesday to discuss issues raised by home rooms and organizations. A skating party was tentatively planned with a committee to set time and place, and Mr Buerkens suggested inviting representatives from various careers to speak to students to aid vocational planning. Definite plans to be made at the next meeting.

Pella Hi Buer Kens

Behind the Scenes at High School Play You Cant Take It With You

Read about early morning rehearsals for the high school production You Cant Take It With You. Actors Paul Van Honwering and Gene Wormhoudt share moments from practice while Mr Birdsall and Loren Vander Zyl add spark to the routine.

Paul van Honwelime Mr. Birdsall Gene Wormhoudt Gene

Gossip Gallimaufry from the school hallways

Eye ears and nose gossip notes oddities around the campus. Cora Heeren tastes preserved cockroaches while Mary Moulpolder pledges to join the army. A mystery asks what happened to political propaganda. Luella Ragnard sewed through her finger. Welcome Mrs. Tusseling to the faculty. Beatrice Schippers reportedly wears shoes in P T during showers.

Cora Heeren Bishop Coach Claypool Mary Moulpolder Mrs. Tusseling Beatrice Schippers P. T

Farm Shop lads work on repair projects and tools

The Farm Shop boys are in the unit for building and repairing farm machinery. Some are assembling a hayrack and a wagon while others craft self feeders. They are also learning proper saw sharpening techniques.

Imagined Roles for Local Figures Stir Creative Whimsy

A playful prompt imagines Anne Langerak as a Grand Duchess Connie Van Gorp as an artist's model Sara Buwalda as a loving, quirky mother Charles Lautenbach building with an erector set Loren Vander Zyl speaking with a Russian accent Gordon Rugaard as a contented grandfather.

Anne Langerak Connie van Gorp Sara Buwalda Charles Lautenbach Loren Vander Zyl Gordon Rugaard

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