Girls Glee Club picks for 1948 49 by Miss Tysseling
Miss Tysseling selected members for the Girls Glee Club 1948 49 meeting Mondays and Wednesdays sixth period. Sopranos include Ruby Leydens Marcile Van Zee Patricia Rydam Low Anne LeCocq Dorothy Ver Meer Noa Bricker Ann Toll Phyllis Greta Palmquist Wilma Keuning Frances Van Maanen Sara Ann Gosselink Geraldine Klein Dorothy Kakel Peggy Kuyper Donna Eenstra Louise Ryedam Lorraine De Haan Patsy Herrick Alma Van Rockel Joy Denburger Marlene Sels Nola Boot Sylvia Goemaat Pauline Steenhoek Dorothy Toom July Allen Donna Van Dusseldorp Alto members listing Bonnie Vande Voort Marilyn Tanis Bonnie Thomassen Elaine Vander Ploeg Carol Ver Steeg Marilla Vander Meulen Marcia Van Maanen Shirley Van Roekel Darlene Van Zomeren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tysseling
Girls’ Glee Club
Glee Club
Sopranos I
Ruby —Leydens
Marcile van Zee
Patricia Rydam
Low Anne LeCocq
Dorothy Ver Meer
Noa Bricker
Ann Toll
Phyllis
Greta Palmquist
Wilma Keuning
Frances van Maanen
Sara Ann Gosselink
Geraldine Klein
Dorothy Kakel
Peggy Kuyper
Donna Eenstra
Louise Ryedam
Lorraine de Haan
Patsy Herrick
Rma van Rockel
Joy Denburger
Marlene Sels
Nola Boot
Sylvia Goemaat
Pauline Steenhoek
Dorothy Toom
July Allen
Donna van Dusseldorp
Bonnie Vande Voort
Marilyn Tanis
Bonnie Thomassen
Elaine Vander Ploeg
Carol Ver Steeg
Marilla
The Feature Begins with Four Days Till School Starts
The feature notes mixed feelings as the school year nears, contrasting joyful anticipation with mournful thoughts. It reflects on campus life and the transition from long summer to organized learning, setting a tone of both excitement and nostalgia.
Insurance and savings offer from WM Dieleman Sully IA
See me for farm and city property insurance and bail on crops and auto cover in various branches. Insure now for safety and start a savings account with a life insurance company to secure income in old age. Call 50 Sully IA or write P.O. Box 146. WM Dieleman, Sully, Iowa.
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Sully
P.O
WM. Dieleman
Iowa
Editorial Doodling and Desk Etiquette in School
The piece asks if doodling is a lasting habit, noting scribbles on desks and urging students to keep desks clean while preserving their names through worthwhile deeds rather than doodling. It stresses refinished desks and long term reputation over superficial markings.
Feature at Pounds Hall Captures Halls in Motion
A vivid snapshot of Pounds halls during a school feature. Freshmen girls search for the English room while class dramas unfold in literature and American history. The piece notes a lively rhythm of lockers, bells, and shifting crowds over a thirty six week feature.
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Heinie
Pep Club Elects Officers for 48 49
Pep Club members gathered in the auditorium on September 7 to elect officers for the coming year. Elected were Dixie Balstad as president Nonnie Thomassen as vice president Marlene Sels as secretary and Patty Rysdam as treasurer. The issue of cheerleader selection was discussed and resolved with last year’s cheer leaders leading the first game.
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Pep Club
Dixie Balstad
Nonnie Thomassen
Marlene Sels
Patty Rysdam
Enrollment Keeps Growing Despite Injuries at Practice
The freshman class leads enrollment with 77 students while boys outnumber girls. Total enrollment reaches 254 characters roaming POH. Five transfer students join seniors Robert Sheets Hammond Indiana Patsy Herrick Shenandoah Larry Easton Eddyville Melvin Hartgers Sully Richard Cook Farmington Iowa. Football players were injured at practice with Carroll hospitalized but released next day. A county teachers meeting at Newton followed a two week old school start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poh.s
Robert Sheets
Hammond
Indiana
Patsy Herrick
Shenan
Farmington
Iowa
Carroll
Newton
First Grade Through Sixth Grade News Summary
In a progressive school, 23 kindergartners with new cupboards explore art, clay, puzzles, and bows while aiming for stars. First grade showcases fall art with students Sally Jo Schultz, Robert Van der Veer, Carlyl Bosch, and Karen Wesselink and features Indian designs and Science Corner caterpillars. Fourth graders include John Van Waardhuizen and Jimmy Armstrong from Webster building as the 0 d7 girls. Fifth graders plan an eggshell garden as Melvin Vander Schel recovers from a bee sting. Sixth grade has 32 pupils with speed tests in arithmetic, perfect spelling scores, and current events updates under librarian Shirley Greendyke.
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Sally Jo Schultz
Robert Vander Veer
Carlyl Bosch
Karen Wesselink
Beverly Bontsma
Webster Building
John van Waardhuizen
Jimmy Armstrong
Larry Renaud
Melvin Vander Schel
Lincoln Log
Alvin Hiemstra
Sally Int’Veld
Aldora Buwalda
Janis Kuyper
Beth Ann Brom
Roger Atkins
Lila Joy Margy Dingeman
Cummings
Paul Buwalda
Harold Vos
Shirley Greendyke
Senior Band Elects Officers for Year
The High School Band held its business meeting on Friday September 3 electing Dick Ver Ploeg president Janice Van Zomeren vice president Ruby Leydens secretary treasurer and Bonnie Van Zomeren library They discussed raising the uniform fund and changing practice from morning to 12 20 to 1 1 each afternoon to accommodate bus riders and prevent absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Ver Ploeg
Janice van Zomeren
Ruby Leydens
Bonnie van Zomeren
Communiques From Headquarters at Pella Teach ers Club election
School notes report Everett Vande Voort elected president of the Pella Teachers Club with Fred Whalley as vice president and Lois Sayler as secretary-treasurer. Teachers plan a Des Moines convention November 5 and seek another teacher for Lincoln grade as bus capacity strains.
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Someon
Margery King
Albert Nikkel
Webster
Gerrit. van Maaren
Pelladium Staff Not Fully Organized This Week
This year's Pelladium staff remains unorganized with reporters for this week's news listed as Joy Denburger Judy Allen June De Cook Melvin Hagen Bonnie Van Zomeren Marilla Vander Meulen Nola Boot Donna Veenstra and Ruby Leydens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelladium
Joy Denburger
Judy Allen
June de Cook
Melvin Hagen
Bonnie van Zomeren
Marilla Vander Meulen
Nola Boot
Donna Veenstra
Ruby Leydens
Town Crier musings mix politics and small-town tales
A reflective column blends partisan platform notes with personal asides on politics. The writer cites Lincoln and Gettysburg, praises community figures like Hilda Verhoort and Verle Lautenbach, shares light anecdotes about a hitchhiker named Copeland, and notes a Central College journalism enrollee with two and a half years in the Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Oskaloosa
Copeland
Central College For Journalism
Marines
Central girls and returning student friendships bloom
A fragmentary diary style note recalls names and places in Massachusetts and Japan. John Vanden Ban sails from the Netherlands and is due by the 24th or 25th, with a long absence noted. The writer muses on education, knowledge, and the value of learning to human progress.
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Japan
Massachusetts
Vella
Central
John Vanden Ban
Netherlands
New York City
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Wicinite
Grootveld Oil Co
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Vos
Carole Lynn Grootveld
Larry
Dannie Lautenbach
Sandra Klein
Kay Kuyper
United Stat
Federal Land Bank Farm Loans
National Farm Loan Ass
M. D. Taylor
Clark Taylor
North Market
Leighton
Johm Vander Linden
Connie Nuyteren
College Soph More
Vander Linden
Whalley
Fineline
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co
Carpenter Drug Store
New Holland
Robert Donat and
Jean Parker
Red River Cave
Texas
Seteb Tenteenceteternate
Tax Inc
Harold Pethoven
R. R
Ginger Rogers and
Cornel Wilde
Web
Thurs, Fli
Dana Andrews
Merle Oberon
Ethel Barrymore
Worgy Carmichael
John J. Lewis
Hilda Verought
Hilda
Verle
Red Lautenbach
Fowler Telephone Company
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
Garden Engineering Service
Oskaloosa, Iowa
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