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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1952

Page

12

Homemade Ice Cream Event At Pella Meeting

On Wednesday night September 10 about 85 people gathered at Wink Vander Pols home for a Pelladium party. A business meeting was held and information sheets were shared. New editors and staff were announced and dues were set at fifty cents by September 30.

Wink Vander Pol Nancy Greendyke Shirley Rook Joanne Ter Louw Donna Zwank Harold “Spreaent Corneil Jar ‘Ook Ralph Jearsma Joyce van Roekel Avis Ver Hoef Froat Harold Bean Dorothy Vanden Oever J.C. Pelladium Anne Ter Louw Pelladium Vander Pols

Pella School District News Highlights and Changes

The superintendent announces no school on Monday October 6 for Jasper Marion County Teachers Meeting and a vacation November 7 due to full Pella teachers joining the State Education Association. The Pella Teachers Club elected officers, and enrollment shows 161 girls to 116 boys in PHS. The School Board plans a new field project, head bus driver Flor Geurts notes two student drivers, and the Webster building gains an opaque projector now tested by teachers for screenshows of pages, pictures, and maps.

Jasper-Marion County Pella State Education Association Teachers’ Club Audrey Kinser Lincoln Stan Bergman Colleen Renaud PHS Girella Ard of Education East Pella Flor Geurts Otley Joan Geurts Melvin Toom Melvin Webster

Pep Club selects new cheerleaders at school rally

During the first week of school six girls competed for cheerleader spots. Final winners were Marlene In't Veld and Sandra Cummings with Dolores Van Waardhuizen as substitute. Shirley Leydens and Patsy Schreiner remain from last year as the other two cheerleaders.

Marlene In’t Weld Sandra Cummings Dolores van Waardhuizen Eleanor Vander Beek Ruth Pippel Anna Hagan Marlene In’t Veld Shirley Leydens Patsy Schreiner

Senior Offers Advice To Green Freshmen

New students face questions about rooms classes and attire. Advice urges attention to others to make friends and stay social with activities like music and sports. Seek guidance from teachers and upperclassmen, ask questions, and remain natural during the transition.

Lee

Commercial Club Capers Elect Officers for New Year

The senior girls in shorthand and typing met on September 8 during the second period to elect Commercial Club officers. Elected were President Shirley Hoek, Vice President Dolores Vander Wilt, Secretary-Treasurer Arlene Ver Ploeg, Student Council Betty Steenhoek, Pelladium Reporter Marilyn De Cook. Sponsor Miss Sayler spoke on upcoming club plans. Bulletin board duties were assigned to various members for the year.

Shirley, Hoek Dolores Vander Wilt Arlene Ver Ploeg Betty Steenhoek Pelladium Marilyn de Cook Sayler

New Principal Leads First Devotional Session

Mr. Wilkins led devotions on Monday September 8 using Proverbs as scripture. The quiet church service aimed to inspire teamwork and neighborly kindness among students and athletes ahead of the football season. Tex Coulter’s quote closed the session about playing the game well.

Mr. Wilkins Tex Coulter

Birthday announcements for Pella High students begin school

During the first two weeks of school Pella High celebrated birthdays for Sara Mae Van Masten Donna Walraven Bonnie Kuyper Carl Tysseling Ralph Ver Ploeg Carol Veenstra Barbara Denburger Marilyn De Zwarte and others.

Pella High Sara Mae van Masten Donna Walraven Bonnie Kuyper Carl Tysseling Ralph Ver Ploeg Carol Veenstra Barbara Denburger Marilyn de Zwarte

Meet Our New Students Mary Ann Fox Joins Pella High

Mary Ann Fox, a 15 year old junior from Asusa near Long Beach California, joins Pella High School. She attended Citrus Union High School with about 1000 students and plans to study chemistry while aiming for nurses' training. Her hobbies include horseback riding dancing and beach visits. Mary Ann is a basketball fan and a twirler in the Pella High School Band. She left behind a pet rabbit cat in California and lists her phone number as 879 for more information.

Mary Ann Fox Asusa Calif Long Beach Citrus Union High School Mary Ann Destiny Billy Eckatine Pella California

New Officers Named for Senior Junior Sophomore and Freshman Classes

The list outlines new class officers by grade level. Senior class officers include President Ralph Ver Ploeg and Vice President Bob Bergman with Frances De Jong as Secretary and Norma Kuiper as Treasurer. Junior officers feature Cleo Ver Hoof as President Ruth Pippel as Vice President Donna Zwank as SecretaryTreasurer. Sophomore officers list Frank Brower as President J C Toom as Vice President Lila Klein as Secretary and Helen De Bruin as Treasurer. Freshman officers name Bob Boyett as President Kathy Redeker as Vice President Fern Den Adel as SecretaryTreasurer.

Ralph Ver Ploeg Bob Bergman Frances de Jong Norma Kuiper Cleo Ver Hoof Ruth Pippel Sec.Treas Donna Zwank Frank Brower J. C. Toom Lila’ Kiein Helen de Bruin Bob Boyett Kathy Redeker Fern den Adel

School Club Elections Report Unveils Candidates

Current results from the school elections list band and club leaders including President Doris Dockendorff and Frances De Jong for Girls' Letter Club. Other offices show Betty Steenhoek Marilyn De Cook and Delores Van Waardhuizen with student council roles, plus Norma Kuiper and Sandra Cummings as sec treas. More results to be published next week.

Doris Dockendorff Betty Steenhoek Treas Marilyn de Cook Delores van Waardhuizen Patsy Schreiner Shirley Leydens Darlene van Wy Eleanor Vander Beek Frances de Jong Norma Kuiper Sandra Cummings Joanne Teru

Girls With Batons Chosen by Band At Pella High

On September 9 the Pella High marching band selected its baton and flag team. Shirley Leydens, drum majorette for three years, was chosen official whistle blower and high stepper. Martha Van Ekeren and Sally Ver Dught named flag twirlers. First rank includes Shirley Rock, Mary Ann Fox, Marlene In't Weld, Mary Jane Braashart, Lila Klein, Marilyn Visser. Watch for the green and white band at the game tonight.

Shirley Leydens Shirley Martha van Ekeren Sally Ver Dught PHS

Donna Zwank Engaged to John Gosselink

Pelladium associate editor Donna Zwank recently became engaged to John Gosselink. The staff extends heartfelt congratulations to the couple.

Pelladium Donna Zwank John Gosselink

Prospects Bright for Football Season in Local Conference

Schedule lists jamboree dates at Knoxville and Albia with homecoming at Winterset and key games at Chariton Knoxville Monroe Lincoln. Local squad reports show seniors Bob Borgman Alvin De Wild Harold Hiemstra Chuck Beintema Ralph Ver Ploeg and juniors and sophomores named among the roster. Morale is high as newer players improve and are expected to see action.

Sigourney Indianola Knoxville Albia Winterset Chariton Monroe Lincoln Folowing Boys Marion van Hal Bob Borgman Marvin de Zwarte Alvin de Wild Lloyd Ballenger Harold Hiemstra Chuck Beintema Ralph Ver Ploeg Jan Thuta Wayne Vander Pol Bill de Haan Roland McCombs Cleo Ver Hoef Keith Vriezelaar Herb Blom Jerry Valster Nelson Bogaard Alvin Hiemstra Don Hiemstra Alfred van Maaren Paul Buwalda Ed Klyn Jerome Schaxel Kenneth Schuring Max van Rees Jerry Taylor Lee van Gorp Ronald Veenstra Bob Boyert Jim de Bruin Eugene de Heer Doug Heerema Melvin Vander Schel Soan

1953 Hunting Laws Are Ready

The 1958 hunting laws are now available and may be obtained from county recorders, conservation officers, or the State Conservation Commission in Des Moines. These laws do not include trapping laws or migratory water fowl regulations. Trapping laws.

Conservation Officers State Conservation Commission Des Moines

Waterfowl Regulations and Duck Stamp Purchase Notice

Waterfowl rules posted in all post offices. Duck stamps now sold at post offices for two dollars. Required for every person over sixteen hunting migratory waterfowl. Read the Classified Ade.

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