Nominations Cease Organization on School Bus Routes
School bus routes elect officers to assist drivers with weekly reports seating and safety. Route offices include routes 1 2 8 4 5 7 and spare bus with drivers and officers named, led by presidents and vice presidents and secretary-treasurers across multiple routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Leydens
Howard de Wild
Keith Langstraat
Darlene Monater
Floris Geurts
Larry de Goey
Julian Garrett
Mary Jane Pooringa
Paul Dingeman
Date Kane
Larry Hackett
Dean Butler
Willard Kaldenberg
Joan Nollen
Larry Vander Werff
Karen Dearinger
H. P. Meppelink
Maxine
Recreation Plans Made at Pella High School Meeting
The Pella High School faculty met last Tuesday at 7:00 a.m. in Room 206. Mr. Ruth ven, industrial arts supervisor and past Legion post commander, reported long range recreation plans under the Civic Betterment Committee. Pella has studied programs in similar cities and budgeted $10 for a year round program, with funding sources asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Ruthven
Legion Post
Civic Betterment Committee
Staff Roster and Editorial Names Displayed
A listing of staff positions and editor roles appears with editors Judy Groandyke Kay Kuyper Donald Dahm Tom Waechter and reporters including Charlotte Burton Mary Dieleman Marilee Grandia Marge Gosselink Kay McDonald Janice Mol Connie Vander Meulen Vivian Van Steenis Marilyn Walraven Phyllis Walraven Linda Tysseling and several Cub Reporters Mary Bent Alice Bosveld Mary Burton Mary Holle Kathy McDonald Mary Van Zomeren Bonnie Verrips Mary Meulpoldet Lois Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Burton
Mary Dieleman
Marilee Grandia
Marge Gosselink
Kay ‘McDonald
Janice Mol
Connie Vander Meulen
Vivian van Steenis
Marilyn Walraven
Phyllis Walraven
Linda Tysseling
Cub
Mary Bent
Alice Bosveld
Mary Burton
Mary Hollebrands
Kathy McDonald
Pella to hire full time Recreation Director for student programs
A committee plans a full time Recreation Director to promote skating swimming games hobbies arts crafts athletics and dancing in Pella. Faculty want more student social events and more Student Council responsibility for parties. Teachers praise the Legion Auxiliary for organizing activities at the Legion Hall and hope for another winter program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Friday Evening Fun At Pelia Legion Hall
The Pelia Legion Auxiliaries hosts an evening of student recreation at the Legion Hall Friday October 11 from 7 30 to 11 Admission is 10 cents with a student activity ticket as ID Students are asked to wear neat school attire and jeans are not allowed Sally Black will teach ballroom dancing lessons for a small fee to interested participants
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Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Pelia
Sally Black
Students Rally to Support Planned Activities
The message urges students to cooperate and take part in the program to ensure its success following the ladies' planning efforts. It emphasizes collective effort and responsibility to make the activities work.
Seniors Functioning Happily at PHS
Marilyn Walraven profiles two PHS seniors, a girl active in GAA and Thespians who enjoys jazz and social science, and a boy fond of motorcycles and malts. The piece notes her motto about popularity and happiness and mentions reading My Life as a Criminal and watching The Spirit of St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHS
Mary Boat
Warren De Hann Senior Boy Aspires To Moon Missions
This yearbook style item notes Warren De Hann as a senior boy who loves the song Loving You and the novel Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. His ambition is to reach the moon and other planets, with favorite pastime listed as girls. He studies physics biology social science and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Senior Hayride Story by Marge Gosselink
A reminiscence recounts a September hayride with friends and classmates. The ride features riders packed in wagons driven by Larry and Elmer, kids joking and laughing, stars overhead, and a long, memorable journey of about fifty miles ending in high school glory.
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Bells
Epperly
Larry
Elmer
Sandy K
Carole Lynn
von R
Harley
Over Hill Over Dale Drake trip by marching bands
A bus trip on September 28 to Drake features 36 bands about 2000 students. They practice on the field, parade in school songs, and form the initial D A. After hours of free time before kick off, they return late at night with memories of soda, a grocery store visit, and a Des Moines streetcar ride.
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Drake
Magazines Offer Odd Tips and Gag Content in Parody Issue
A humor tabloid parodies lifestyle mags with mock articles and outsized topics. The spoof issue lists absurd guides for shopping, crafts, and social mischief, featuring fake bylines and jokey headlines across multiple faux magazines.
Team Triumphs Over Albia and Knoxville Cubs
In a pep talk Preston Steenbock urged end to ties as the squad defeated Albia 19 to 0. Freshmen and sophomores added a win at Knoxville 18 to 13 as Knoxville fielded a tenth grade lineup.
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Preston Steenbock
Iast
Albia
Panther Cubs
Knoxville
Pella
Pep Club Organized As Homecoming Plans Announced
Last Tuesday noon a group of girls met to organize the Pep Club with Hilma Schagen as chair. Marge Gosselink elected president Alda Mae Pippel vice president Karen Van Wyk secretary treasurer Linda Steenhock student council rep. Mr. Carlson Pep Club sponsor announced Homecoming dates October 15 to 17 and the football game against Knoxville. A further meeting will appoint committees and discuss plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilma Schagen
Marge Gosselink
Alda Mae Pippel
Karen van Wyk
Treas
Linda Steenhock
Mr. Carlson
Our Boys
Knoxville
Auto Dealers Discuss Financing Laws at Iowa Meetings
Marion county dealers join Iowa Automobile Dealers Association district meetings at Davenport Ottumwa and Des Moines to discuss the Auto Sales Finance Law and a proposed program creating geographic areas of service responsibility. Carroll Price notes the sessions include manufacturers meetings, administrative management talks, and a safety and maintenance program overview.
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Marion County
Iowa Automobile Dealers Association
Johnny Hartman's
Davenport
Country Club
Ottumwa
Hotel Savery
Des Moines
Carroll Price
Knoxville Auto
State Sociation
Alfred W. Kahl
Notable Speakers Include Envoy to Burma and Schweitzer Guest
Speakers include Mr. V. Win, ambassador to Burma, and Dr. Edwin Prince Booth. The latter was a summer guest of Albert Schweitzer and will present the views of this great man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Win
Burma
Edwin Prince Booth
Albert Schweitzer
Cheering and Learning Clinic at Indianola High School
The Iowa High School Athletic association will sponsor a cheerleader clinic at Indianola High School on Wednesday evening October 16 at 6 15 PM. All area schools are invited to send their cheerleaders to attend.
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Iowa High School
Athle
Indianola High School
Weather Proverbs Often Echo Fact, Says Weather Digest
Duncan Emrich argues in October Readers Digest that some old weather saws align with science. Rainbow timing hints at storm positions, cobwebs and dew signal fair weather, while dew requires clear skies and calm winds, per Weather Bureau cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Emrich
Journal of Lifetime Living
Emrich
Weather Bureau
F. W. Reichelderfer
Vander Waal Injured From Ladder Fall at White Way Auto
Arne Vander Waal fell from a ladder while painting White Way Auto Company and was taken to the Hospital in Oskaloosa where x rays showed three broken ribs and a punctured lung. He was expected to return home midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arne Vander Waal
Hite Way Auto Company
Oskaloosa
Local hunters bag four bucks and more on Wyoming trip
Northwood group Hunters A C Hanson Allen Hanson Roger Hofstad and Pat Seuser bagged four buck antelope three buck deer and a fawn during a Wyoming hunting trip. The eight animals field dressed ranged from 100 to 175 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Hanson
Allen Hanson
Roger Hofstad
Pat Seuser
Northwood
Wyoming
School leader invited to Simpson College festival
Mr. Buerkens, superintendent in Indianola, received a formal invitation to attend the 4th annual Christian Liberal Arts Festival at Simpson College on October 11 and 12. The general theme is The Coming World Civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Buerkens
Simpson College
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Mal Lingerer
Ima Zombie
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Cynic’s Digest
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Mr. B
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Shape OF Tomorrow
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Data Space
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Wormhoudt Furniture
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Tonga
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