Chapel Musings Brief Notes Amid Flu Outbreak
The chapel column notes flu sickness among the group with brief remarks. Special speakers included Reverend Olthof of Bethel Christian Reformed Church Oskaloosa on Tuesday and Reverend F. M. Huizinga formerly from P. H. H. S. on Friday. Students Matilda Blom mers, Trina Stouwie, Barbara Bruxvoort, Nancy Terpstra, Eve lyn Holat, and Sandra De Haan participated in singing reading scripture and prayer.
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Barbara
Ron
Olthof
Bethel Christian Reformed Church of
Freshmen Alumni Attend Calvin College Holiday Break
Gordon Schultze Byron Bos senbroek and Bill Nibbelink were with us on Thursday as Calvin College freshmen. Michigan State Teachers' Convention prompted a school day off, and the boys made the most of the holiday while reflecting on ideals and conduct.
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Gordon Schultze
Byron Bossenbroek
Bill Nibbelink
Calvin College
Plant Project Sophomores Collect Leaves for Biology Study
Plant Project Sophomores collect and mount leaves for classification in biology class at P C H S. Insects are gathered by others while some students hesitate to trap the “creepy critters.” Mr. Stanley Boertjie teaches botany and science. senior student teacher Mr. Howard Den Hartog, from Central College, hails from Eddyville.
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Stanley Boertjie
Howard den Hartog
Central College
Eddyville
Schedule of Station Programs and Classrooms
A compact listing of school television and classroom segments including Romper Room Freshmen, Beat the Clock Typing Class, Home Room, Miss Brooks, Private Secretary, Truth or Consequences, News Shower Room Gossip, Lawrence Welk Band, Two for the Money, Amos and Andy, Industry on Parade, Youll Never Get Rich, Liberace, and Ive Got a Secret. The items pair announcers with hosts and quiz segments across the station schedule.
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Miss Brooks
Miss Folkerts
Shirley Bognards
Rev. B’s
Lawrence Welk
Amos and
Andy
Russel Stravers
Leroy Ryken
Mr. de Jong
Liberace
Bill van Ee
Mr. Dieleman
Local journalist vising class on journalism career
Mr. G. Ver Steeg editor of the Pella Chronicle spoke to the journalism class on October 17 about opportunities in the field. He emphasized clear handwriting and writing as you talk, plus a broad background in sciences and languages. He noted openings in advertising editing reporting and stressed law and decency. An informal discussion followed his twenty years of experience and professional training.
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G. Ver Steeg
Pella Chronicle
Ver Steeg
Ry Flesch
Columbia University
Christian High News Staff Reorganized Under Journalism Class
The Christian High News lists a permanent staff formed from the journalism class with Editor Nancy Terpstra Co-Editor Larry Rus and several contributors including Lilla Beyer Illa Joyce Van Gorp Ronald Swank and Phyllis Van Dusseldorp Barbara Dahm and Mrs Minnie J Dahm as adviser.
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Nancy Terpstra
Larry Rus
Lilla Beyer News
Illa
Joyce van Gorp
Education Abroad Reveals Dutch vs American School Differences
Sam De Haan and siblings describe Dutch schooling to PCHS journalists. Full 8:30 a.m. to 3:50 p.m. days with no buses, bike travel, fixed subjects, four languages daily Dutch and weekly English French German, no band, meals at home, teachers move between rooms, no tuition, three report cards a year, seven week vacation.
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Sam de Haan
Jake
Tena
Christian High Chronicle
de Haans
Holland
America
Netherlands
Tena de Haan
Amsterdam
H.B.S
Hoog Burger
Sam
Tina
Levis
Future Teachers Club Formed at P. C. High School
The Future Teachers Club invites juniors and seniors to join under sponsors Mr Ruiter and Reverend Bossenbrock. Its aims include exploring teaching as a profession, developing leadership, and informing members about training, scholarships, and certification. Twylla Vander Molen is president with Ken Bokhoven, Joan De Vries, and Bill Van Ee in officer roles.
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Teachers’ Club
Ruiter
Bossenbrock
Twylla "Vander Molen
Ken Bokhoven
Joan de Vries
Bill van Ee
Grain stocks on Iowa farms rise from year ago
October 1 1957 Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service shows feed grain stocks on farms higher than a year earlier and above the 10 year average. Total oats barley old crop corn and sorghum 24 percent above last year and 17 percent above the 10 year average. Carryover of old crop corn about 116 million bushels up 2 percent from a year ago. Current stocks equal 24 percent of 1956 production versus 23 percent in 1950 and well above the 16 percent average. Disappearance of corn July October 12 million bushels versus 120 million last year and 116 million average.
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Iowa
Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Flu Strikes Early Claiming School Attendance Down
Early this week six to eight absentees, rising to twenty nine by Thursday and total forty five on Friday. Faculty remain, but returning students look pale and haggard. Sad, but too often true. No one speaks of us in our presence as he does in our absence.
Iowa students vie for district and final contest prizes
Five Iowa districts select winners who advance to the Des Moines final contest on January 27 and 29, 1958. Cash prizes range from 100 to 10 dollars, with top scorers earning trips to the convention and a wrist watch plus ten dollars. Members of the speech class anticipate entries in humor, drums, oratory, and interpretation.
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Farmer_ Cooperatives
Iowa
Des Moines
Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association
Speech class at Iowa youth public speaking contest plans
Mr Veltema leads a class of fifteen students in demonstrative speeches and public speaking techniques. They study gestures tone posture and overcoming stage fright with a twelve minute limit. Plans include entering the eleventh Annual Iowa Youth Public Speaking Contest with topic What are the Responsibilities of students and leaders.
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Veltema
Iowa
Knapp Brothers Seeks Sales Force for Aerotred Shoes
Knapp Brothers Brockton Mass advertises a paid in full security benefits plan with weekly cash income if disabled hospitalization surgeons fees and up to 10000 life insurance. Sell KNAPP patented Aerotred shoes for men women and boys with monthly cash bonuses and free equipment. Contact W C Sprong for details.
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KNAPP
W. C. Sprong
Knapp Brothers
Brockton
Mass
Agricultural stocks and on farm holdings report details
The report notes farm holdings on October 1 for oats soybeans barley and flaxseed with year over year and 10 year average comparisons. Oats stocks are 79 percent of 1957 production. soybeans on farms show a decline. barley and flaxseed totals rise or stay near averages. movements from farms during July to September show year to year changes.
Dr Ray Bryan to Speak at Mahaska 4 H Banquet
Dr Ray Bryan head of the Vocational Education Department at Iowa State College will address Mahaska County 4 H members at the annual banquet Saturday November 2 starting at 6 30 p m at the American Legion hall. He is known for teaching administration and youth guidance work and will discuss future job opportunities and how 4 H can help youths prepare.
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Ray Bryan
Iowa State College
Mahaska County
American Legion
Bryan
Dr. Bryan
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