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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1966

Page

4

Puns and Quips Mark Puzzling Homecoming Season at Pella High

Students brace for December Christmas activities as teachers joke through the autumn doldrums. A cascade of playful jests from Mr. Shiley and others fills classes, from nosebleeds after doors to paragon of virtue confusion, while coaches and chorus members entice with humor and hints of sports. A tidbit notes Iowa State Capitol has 297 steps vs PHS 20.

Shiley Larry Stam Iowa State Capitol Pella High PHS

Pelladium Stories Highlight Student Teachers at Pella High

Editor notes two student teachers from Central College at Pella High School. Barbara Ann Drezgel from Millville New Jersey teaches English with drama duties and directs a one act play while helping with the senior class play 1984. Marjorie TeSelle from Holland Nebraska majors in Spanish observes French and assists Mr Shiley's English class.

Pella High School Pelladium Central College Pella High Barbara Ann Drezgel Millville New Jersey Wilmer Kirshman Hartford PHS Marjorie TeSelle Holland Nebraska Miss Te Selle

PHS Bookworms Submit Orders

PHS students may join Senior Challenges Book Club via the American Education paperback program. Five times yearly members may order paperback titles at reduced prices across genres, with one free book after every ten ordered. Club run by Mrs. Vander Werff and Mrs. Heuseinkveld.

PHS Vander Werff Heuseinkveld

Freshman shop students tackle nail tray project

In Mr. Jim Ruthven s two freshman shop classes students complete a nail tray as the first required project. The next project is a lamp or gavel to be built on the wood lathe. After two projects freshmen may choose almost anything. Sophomores study electricity until October with buzzers relays motors and a crystal radio. Seniors have no required projects and mostly work on cars metal lathe or cabinet work.

Jim Ruthven

Halloween Week Lunch Menu Highlights

Week of October 31 offers a Halloween special on Monday with weiner roll ups and candied sweet potatoes, green beans, cherry cobbler and milk. Tuesday features hamburger on schoolmade buns with buttered potato cubes coleslaw peach slices and milk. Wednesday serves porcupine meat balls with tomato sauce washed potatoes and tossed salad, cake and frosting or fruit topping. Thursday presents creamed turkey on mashed potatoes with frozen peas, marshmallow pineapple salad, cloverleaf rolls and butter. Friday ends with a cold sandwich?

Talent Search To Be Held Nov 17 In Pella

Bill Riley’s State Fair Talent Search comes to Pella on November 17 at 8 p.m. in the Junior High Auditorium. The evening features a Talent Sprouts segment for ages two to twelve and a State Fair competition for ages thirteen to twenty-one. Ten acts will be used, with proceeds aiding the Pella high school instrumental program. Contacts: Darrell Doberneker, PHS band director.

Bill Riley Pel-la Krnt-Tv Pella Darrell Doberneker PHS

Health Room Offers Refuge

The health room near the Home Economics department is a busy refuge for students. Mrs Harter, a home economics instructor, oversees the space which can accommodate two or three girls. Ill students stay here when they cannot go home, while sick boys go to the physical education teacher in the gym.

PHS Home Economics

Charles Farver Toured Europe This Summer

PHS junior Charles Farver and his family spent six weeks touring Europe. They started June 1 in Lisbon Portugal and visited Madrid Amsterdam Copenhagen Malmo Gothenburg London and other locales. They traveled by car hydrofoil and plane, met friends, and saw major sights before returning to the United States amidst an airline strike.

Charles Farver PHS Europe Farvers New York Libson Portugual Porugual Estorih Lisbon Madrid Spain Mr. Farver Paris Notre Dame Louvre Amsterdam Holland Copenhagan Denmark Tivoli Garden Farrers Copenhagen Malmo Sweden Gotenburg London England U.S Réi Pan-American Ind Pella

Suse Van Steenis Elected President in Terse Session

In a brief meeting, Suse Van Steenis was elected president amid minimal remarks and a curt agenda. Details remain sparse as organizers proceed with routine governance and upcoming events.

Navy raises enlistment age to eighteen

The United States Navy has changed its enlistment requirement from 17 to 18 with parental approval. Other service branches have not yet changed their rules but consider following the Navy's lead. The announcement reached Pella High School from Mr. John White, counsel for the Navy.

United States i Navy Navy Pella High Bavs John White Jor

GRA Initiation Held Last Week At Pella

GRA members were blindfolded and led through chair rows during initiation Tuesday evening in PHS. Each girl received a red GRA hand brand and kept it until Thursday. New sponsor Miss Marian Harbaugh faced initiation too. State Play Day reps for Pella were named: Susan Van Steenis, Kendra Warner, Barb Wyma, and Nanci Paris. Event to be held at Iowa State University in Ames on Saturday, October 29.

PHS GRA Marian Harbaugh Pella Susan van Steenis Kendra Warner Barb Wyma Nanci Paris Iowa State University Ames

FFA Initiates 10 New Members

The Pella Future Farmers of America Chapter held initiation for 10 new members recently. They are Don Vander Hart Vernon Newendorp Carroll De Nooy Joel De Roonda Randy Terpstra Milton Vos Charles Vander Werff David Van der Werff Tony Van Zee and Charlie Van Zante. Each boy carried a green paper palm to obtain autographs from older FFA members.

Pella Future Farmers of America Don Vander Hart Vernon Newendorp Carroll de Nooy Joel de Roonda Randy Terpstra Milton Vos Charles Vander Werff David Vander Werff Tony van Zee Charlie van Zante

Students practice sales with classroom auction speeches

Junior English III students led by Mr. Wilmer Kirschman conducted an auction of items including kittens, pickles, and teddy bears. The two week unit required four speeches per student with sales talks, pantomimes, demonstrations, and personal experience talks to gain speaking experience.

Wilmer Kirschman

Parents Visit PHS for 800 Parent-Teacher Conferences

PHS hosted 800 parent teacher conferences as parents swapped roles with students Friday October 14 visiting classrooms to hear teachers discuss student studies and grades and offer comments and suggestions to staff.

P.H.S

Summit Homemakers Meet Opens After Absences

Illness and a death in the family prompt Mrs. H W Vriezelaar to call the Summit Homemakers Meeting to order. Mrs Clarence Hoeven leads mediation and prayer and reads minutes as Nancy Ustermarkt leads the Pledge of Allegiance. Mrs Ralph Livingstone of Newton demonstrates crushed glass craft patterns while attendees view gift ideas and craft samples.

H. W. Vriezelaar Clarence Hoeven Nancy Ustermarkt Hugh Mabel McConoghey Arthur Vriezelaar Florence Mohler Garret Vande Kieft Gregg and David Monroe Henry W. Klein L. J. Gosselink Sharon Gosselink Pella Mesdames John Paxson Clayton Tunis Sterk Bob Beyer Francis van Dussevutp Guarsuce Oven John Vanden Baard Gerrit Wittenberg Bert Barnes Clarence Bricker Dick Uitermarkt Harry Vanden Berg Ervin Mathes Roy van Essen Leroy Uitermarkt Vickie Carl Weyers Byron Simon van Dusseldorp Artie Hiemstra Elmer van Wyk Joe van Walbeek Mary Ann Conrad Jerry van Wyk Curtis Mabel de Vries Livingston Milo Clark Cathy John Burnet Knoxville Wayne Biehl Newton Joe Willemsen W. A. Vriezelaar Wichita Kansas Donald Vriezelaar Arlington Cemetery Virginia Jess Vriezelaar Connie Vanden Baart Lucille Buwalda Harold Vander Hart Larry Elaine Walter Vander Hart Don Francis Reasner Albert Hiemstra Prairie City Dale Baarda Karen Tool Floyd Tool Des Moines Duane van Haaften Mark Louis Ter Louw Rhonda

Community Hospital Auxiliary Guest List Notes Local Visits

The article lists multiple Sunday and weekday visits by residents and families to friends and relatives in Newton Creston Indianola Monroe Lynnville Sully and other nearby towns. It also reports on David Roose recovering from heart tests revealing seven defects with future observation and no surgery date yet.

Paul Mc Dade Indianola McDade Reasnor Methodist Church Julia Broderson Oakley Broderson Regan Gary Jones Ivan Broderson Larry Broderson Cindy Dale Baarda Karen Tool Harold Sparks Jr Huron Price Hubert Price Clint Arnold Farrer Roger Harold Sparks Harold Rankin Clare McCauly Monroe Wilbur van Wyngarden Joe Sjaardema Earl Fopma Kurt Keith of Sully John van Gilst Andrew Samson John Swank George Sjaardema Verle Dean Eugene Georgia Linda Albert Rozendaal Lynnville David Roose Harlan Vanden Einde T. Brouwer Prairie

Prairie City residents visit Andrew Samson home

Mrs Dean Jenkins and Andrew and Marcia Samson of Prairie City called Monday afternoon in the Andrew Samson home during the Sunday evening services at a local church.

City Dean Jenkins Andrew Marcia Samson Prairie City Andrew Samson

Elected Head Aux. Elected Head Aux. Pella Hospital Auxiliary

Mrs. John Gy3 Van Gorp of 814 Hazel was chosen president at the annual meeting. George Vander Voort named first vice president and Henry Monster second vice president. Cecil Vines and Chester Leaj elected treasurers of the group. Fifty one mothers of babies born at the hospital from Sept 1 1965 through Aug 31 1966 attended the fifth annual tea. John Harmeling announced prizes to Bruce Heerema and son Tim for oldest baby, Marvin L. Van Haaftens for youngest, and to Alvin Ustermarkt, William Bravoort, Alvin Van Wyk, Norma Wehrles. centerpiece to John Grandia.

John John Harmeling Bruce Heerema Tim Marvin L. van Haaftens Alvin Ustermarkts William Bravoorts Alvin van Wyk Norma Wehrles John Grandia

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