Mock election planned at Christian High for student engagement
A week of portrait sittings by Bond, Kelly, Sybenge and Fitch led to a meeting to decide portrait locations. A class vote favored Subenga register, and a bipartisan committee will arrange propaganda and speakers for a mock election to teach future voting and involve parents. Howard Hagen Delores Stehoek are Republican reps. Bill Van Ee Frances Brouwer handle chapel information.
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Kelly
Sybenge
Fitch
Subenga
Howard Hagen
Delores Stehoek
Dent Council
Republican Party
Bill van Ee
Frances Brouwer
New Course Applied English Offered to Juniors
No 4 A New Course Applied English taught by Mr Veltema is a new course for juniors in general or commercial tracks. It covers grammar usage business writing spelling and literature. The course supports The Chronicle school news with 20 students enrolled and feedback shows students prefer it to English literature and enjoy writing Chronicle articles.
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Veltema
the Chronicle
Chronicle
Chapel speakers and student leaders at Oskaloosa churches
Our Shape Monday chapel featured Clarence Hoven missionary of the First Christian Reformed and Bethel Christian Reformed Church of Oskaloosa, with Tracy Christian Reform's Cooke as speaker. Others leading chapels were Rev. Bossenbroek and De Jong. Student chapel was led by Janice Wichhart, Mariellen Ver Meer, Anna Westercamp, and a special number by Robert De Ruiter.
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Clarence Hoven
First
Christian Reformed
Bethel Christian Reformed Church
Oskaloosa
He Cooké
Tracy Christian Reformed Church
Harold Bossenbroek
de Jong
Janice Wichhart
Mariellen Ver Meer
Anna Westercamp
Robert de Ruiter
New Upperclassmen Welcome Freshmen and Three Sophomores
Three new sophomores join Ardella Olsthoorn Bea trice Boerkoel and Niel De Ron de Ardella from Newton took a commercial course Bea trice from Sully moved from Platte 3 D and works at home last year preparing for college Niel from Oskaloosa attended Oskaloosa High School taking a general course Two new juniors Dorothy Struik and Donna Blocker Dorothy lives near Sully and takes a commercial course Donna from Clarks Grove Minnesota transferred from Albert Lea High School and studies a college prep course No new seniors. The school welcomes all newcomers and hopes they become active in school life.
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Ardella Olsthoorn
Beatrice Boerkoel
Niel de Ronde
Ardella
Newton
Beatrice
Sully
Christian
Platte
Student Council Elects Officers and Plans Mock Election
The student council, consisting of a boy and girl from each class and a sponsoring teacher Mr. Ruiter, elected Pete Lanser as president and Howard Hagen as vice president along with Arlene De Jong treasurer and Doris Ustermarkt secretary. They will sponsor a mock election on November 5 with preliminary voting rules for all students.
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Ruiter
Pete Lanser
Howard Hagen
Arlene de Jong
Doris Ustermarkt
We As A
Tri State Teachers Institute Held in Hull Town
Last week Thursday and Friday teachers attended the Tri State Teachers Institute in Hull Town. Prof Henry Bengelink Calvin College led the main lecture titled The Content of Science in the Grades. Rev Paul A Boertje chaired a discussion on Integrating Christian Principles Into Our Teaching Process for high school and cross subject integration. Teachers and students enjoyed the two day break.
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Tri- State Teachers’ Institute
Hull
Henry Bengelink
Calvin College
Paul A. Boertje
Sully Society Buys First Bus for Christian High Students
The Sully society purchases its first bus for Christian High students. Twenty-five riders include three from Newton and 22 from Sully, among them eight noisy freshmen. Marion Van Soelen Jr., a senior, drives the vehicle.
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Sully
Christian High
Newton
Marion van Soelen, Jr
Magazine lineup grows as new titles join shelf
The library adds Field and Stream Harpers The Athletic and Vital Speeches to its magazines alongside continuing titles National Geographic Etude Educational Music Magazine Atlantic Home Economics Newsweek Consumer Reports Current History Popular Science Popular Mechanics and the Saturday Review. A reserve shelf is now available for high demand books with overnight checkouts. Education in conservation starts in grade school to shape mature actions.
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Field and Stream
Harpers
Nature Magazine
National Geographic
Etude
Educational Music Magazine
Atlantic
Home Economics
Newsweek
Consumer’s Report
Current History
Popular Science
Popular Mechanics
The
Saturday Review
Young Calvinist
Beacon’ Lights
Christian Home and School
Reformed Journal
the Torch and Trumpet
College Faculty Chief urges teachers to aid education program
Professor Clyde R. Montgomery head of Central College Elementary Education asks public school grade teachers to assist. He notes the program relies on their support for practice teaching and lists plans including parent visits and unit setups to enhance student teachers. Sixteen are gaining elementary experience this semester with ten more expected next term.
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Clyde Montgomery
Clyde R. Montgomery
Central College
Montgomery
Lyon County's Oldest Resident Mrs Dammann Dies at 95
Mrs. Henirika Dammann, Lyon county's oldest resident, died recently at age 95. She had lived in Lyon county since 1882.
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Henirika Dammann
Lyon County
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