Pella High School - Duchess Yearbook (Pella, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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' 113' 16 j'f .g2 - 2,-,f-1.5942 ,, U 'fl ., K , ' 9.5m Xxx, 16555 v we r Nh, va. if fl I :X - I 1 i . A ' If , 2 K I 'E Q Q t ,,,. I 1? , ' f-H-as , '::vl':g . , 1'5 rv A Q ffig ,gals P24 S' , gag, 6 ,f x ,v ' hr.. L gr' Ag. .W My my W k ,p lwx ' f 4:2 v V, :QF www' WN M-M 'Nw 5 'ii' '33 ' -L Q.. 'AQ Q if , .A I:fL ,.Qgw, U gym :,,M,,m , R-mms, mg:-::Q:w1NW,f..A WWW ,. 'wk -'ll-M41 M.. - WW f'ffl-5-'Q--imf fl Wm: f..x. . ......d ,I f jf ,,-Ma. za 'un I' 'fi f il M, -. S ,- if ' Y M l I 'Q E --4 W 4 i Jb0I0qf,,h. .Swifv 1 vuqyg 9M Tmwwww puauululnwo viii- WWWW ffwtm ATKE ?,? f E? ,E 12 . T ' 2 .1'.-. 'n'l2- 9. We, the Senior Class of 1958, in appreciation of the great help and inspiration you, Mr. Wilkins, have given us in our few short years here at P. H. S, , do dedicate our 1958 DUCHESS to you. We have found you always behind us, in our scholastic work, on the gridiron, and on the basketball court. We have found you always to be honest and loyal to us. We hope you will accept this yearbook as our token to you for being such a wonderful, understanding principal. Sincerely, THE SENIOR CLASS OF '58 w e fx Q- ,ww . gi, -Y ix N' K 2 A kg 1, vi X s xzgfgxm LW 4 5 Q me .5 E mi'1 Mx im N kx fx 91 6 A3 SY X my v PV . fav- fix 'Q t X -,, . 3: ': wssabm yes: Z :I C, C. BUERKENS Superintendent IEAN WILKINS Principal General Science JANE GOSSELINK U. S. History Guidance Counselor JOHN E, GROENDYKE Biology Bookkeeping Chemistry Physics X HAROLD W Instrumental Music ANNE TYE Vocal Music STANLEY BORGMAN Physical Education Head Coach JAMES RUTHVEN Mechanical Drawing Shop Assistant Coach CECIL VINES Vocational Agriculture LEROY STULTS Algebra Geometry A Advanced Algebra. , , I 2 X h, 'rf' ,WLM We ' yr lr ' fl LCWX 'Jn 1' ,' , .y 1 I uW3?,1 FW 510 1 Aw , fwyv- 'j,:. l.'fX1V'1 f h?xw5jfl,1fW A r 1 m ARLENE KILLION English I and II S. JOYCE dyj,rLS11sh W 'W41,, no WWW 7 '14 - pf,L5? 05j ' 3 ' , L c'U fW H3 ra If EDGAR EPPERLY Social Science World History MRS, EVELYN JOHNSTON English I Latin I and II LOIS SAYLER Typing I and Il Shorthand I and II FRANKLIN CARLSON English HI World History CAROL MERTZ Home Economics RAYMOND DOORENBOS General Business General Math General Science .f 9' Tumi' 5615+-w..M,. BARBARA VANDER WERFF MRS. KLYN Secretary Librarian HEINIE KUYPER Head Custodian J, , NICK POORTINGA LOWELL IANSEN Custodian Custodian 'HI fi P 1 www 1f'r9fSm.bzi'w IQ .JA v1wf.-wfev!-s-- Qs S V -ew at w a' : QA if zig1E::'gg,f T i f- f W' x 'Ww5ig?..,rs Vf1'Q,':mg-1 Q Psi- ir5fs55l'i'b':24?2i2 4 Q 'ixxifgsfifiiif Q5s:3,zQfQf1 A Q.- f -' -mf 6 N, gg XX,L. W ff 1 V ' 3' f QM ' JV LJ IN. . 'll MW AM' fl .NL My ff my A affxwvf Nl: 4 IQ fi PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY PRESTON STEENHOEK RONALD RINEHART MARIORIE GOSSELINK Pearl Drug Marge 'Why be difficult, try a little 'Wanna hear a good g110si.story?'L , Our family always serves and be impossible. ' 1 Goose for Christmas. s ' , f l A, 4 , Q -I X 5 032 . ' N I ' I S 4' D 0 TREASURER CAROLYN VAN DUSSELDORP STANLEY VANDER WERF VERLAN DEN ADEL Carolyn EVil 'Sid' How's the world treatin' ya? Don't worry about me, I'1l get a ride with somebody. Let me call you evil, when you're old and feeble. MARY BOAT . V' Neg. 1 KEITH coop ELMER DE BRUIN -60119 N' 3' 'V cooP 'Tree' NX AW he' . 'I j Min! to gal rais' adxl 'What day do w g 'Satu think that l shall never be sgthugbs ogbfliter 2, f Review'? A m lovely as a tree. 1 A A 4- Qfo f5 3sW ll -K ' fi 7 . pf' Y A I I N A4 6, A X A If fp- s by . .3 'ff' X ' ' A -' - ' I f A 2' ' I l IL P LARRY DE GOEY N DE MAN I-E0 DE JONG 'Bear' 'urexn 'Bucky' 'vmusv wudmm Heck no, 'Them was this fa'me S daush- 'Hows that againtf' ter. . . I use grease l FRANCES DE VRIES MARLA DE WILD JULIAN GARRETT Frame Marla Julian 'MEN are the root of all evil. Hobbies? Oh, just him. Hows the world situation? 1 I , .Af L 9 5, 5 - ' r 'V 4 Q J I I - R .J,, 1,r..,J' 'J 1 A.. I4 if. 9 gl 'I ' 'E 'lf 4- fs f 'f A' I J I h I . ir: X , V I I MCHARD GLENDENING DONALD 505551-INK MARILEE GRANDIA -Richw Mambo' Mari1ee Meanwhile, back in Leighton. . Z' 'Tm med' I forgot to S0 '50 'Come over here and say that bed last night. 6,1 ' A V IUDITH GROENDYKE CAROLE GROOTVELD BRUCE HEEREMA up 5 IL ff' Judy 'S uma Tank f ,5 Q .Ale 5 9 t V An editor's job is never doge. I Z Qwatch out' lbiteg - 'You and me and football makes - L Ab 1 Xa , ' 'N' M three. ent fHg4 C ,7 I z . L K Q M , X ll s dsl, -- I ff' - da f, r , .L . 1 7-yfevfa-f. h, 4 - M U. N 7361-7k ol, f ' ,I ., 1 X Q I W , I R ' - N- X t 1 1' X ' . . ' ' H - , Q. fx ' , ' j a-AAILL, JM. Aki' -' . r. - .5 'N' 'f Q' 1 4 ' Q '1 ' s. IC, I' MARVIN HIEMSTRA Z Z SANDRA KLEIN DONNA KLYN Shorty' f DOHI1-2 Laugh, and the make mel' l'11 laugh if it's funny. If it isn't, laughs with you. well, I'11 laugh anyway. MARY ANN KLYN EVERETT KROES HARLEY KUIPER 'Mary Ann' 'Everett' Harley My aim in life is to be some- 1'rn glad I'm here. 'You take one step closer and body's wifehl I'l1 scream bloody murder! LOGAN KUIPER KEITH LANGSTRAAT MANQRIE MAASDAM Toad 'Keith' Majorie Wanna see my tic-tac-toe l'11 never forget what's-his- --Show me 3 successful person and machine? name. I'11 show you a scholar. fly. ww .SHERILL MARTIN IANICE MOL DARLENE MONSTER 'sherry' 'Janice' 'Darlene' moe, that cgndy cost one pane- l'11 have it done in plenty of 'There are only two of us, but ey 10 wo?-' time. that's the way it should be. L RONALD NAAKTGEBOREN LORRAINE POORTINGA MARY JANE POORTINGA 'Knockn L0l'l3i-Ile 'Mary Jane' You dorm have to be 3 bird to 'Am I his bl'0thef'5 ke'-3Pef? I'm sentimental about stop signs. LARRY RENAUD JANICE ROBUS DONALD ROORDA 'Renaud' 'Janice' 'Fuzz' Who'd a thunk it of me? 'Just because I'm quiet, that 'Screws are better than nails. ' , doesn't mean I can't speak. DWIGHT ROORDA JAMES ROORDA MARY LQU ROORDA 'Dwight' 'Ji-111' 'Lou Lou' 'Show me a telephone and l'11 'How about some homemade '-A woman for the Residency? show you a girl. pea soup? Well, , , , ' IEANNE ROUW DONNA RUBY HILMA SCHAGEN njeanne.. D0ll.l1an 'schagenlulv Sweet, neat, and hard to beat. NO, Iam NOT Dutchi' Hey, ya t t 4 . W l ,pil 1? ff 2 CAROL SEDREL PATRICIA SLYCORD w1LMA SLYCORD Caro1 'Patty' nwu-ma.. 'Never catch me doing today what shou1d've been done last 'Let me in OH that one- I'11 help you in a minute. week. LAVON STIERNEMAN EILEEN THOMASSEN LINDA TYSSEY-ING Lavon Eileen TY5 It's only six miles to Otley. 'But I cou1dn't have been going O0h. I HATE ChiCkCI1S. but 90, officer! what's a gal gonna do? V 3, ' -' . ,, '. -41 ' l -Ia I' Wx M .n y a , UaAM,t.5 J NM QLJQ 'LAPJWOQC-P I I 1 ca Z R 0 CARL VANDER VEER EVAN VA DER WERT BYRO11 VAN EE Car1 'Farmer' 'Coachie' 'Come on, gimme back my -Len play cowboys! 'Coaches are pretty scarce these com candy. daY5- ROBERT VAN ESSEN MARILYN VAN HOUWELING GLEN VAN ROEKEL 'Van Essen' 'Marilyn' 'Glen' 'Those used car dealers are 'Fun is fun, but this is rldicu- 'Christmas Caroles should be blessln' Van Essen. lousl' enjoyed all year 'round. STANLEY VAN VARK CLARENCE VAN WAARDHUIZEN ERVIN VAN WAARDHUIZEN Vaarken' 'Waardy' ., Lib ., . . .about that milk machine. 'I was born that way. What's .HI-iz. and ht .. g . excuse? ll, I DENNIS VAN ZEE DIANE VER DUGH'fj, 'K' 0 RONALD VER MEER 'Harry' 'Dogg All pi 'Ron' XC VW ff 'Now I've got some pictures 'Haig jgcopqjgf ea of' W' ,f . . . and then thexe's Musial. here... iviyggmblfidhk 1 Dao aff 'N W alt: RIQIM! , L' 3 AJ .LQ 0 ' 7 P - on New V 6?Ww'f5CWevQl.' Q',' 11,14 P fc 1 1 I ev L W Q55 a WJ MARVIN VERROS jj! DAVIDJ vosf 1 JANICE VOS 'Mouse' 'Dave' Jar1ice Me? Scared of Mice? 'Looking for an M. C. ? Moon1it nights are sure purty X I dr 9, 300 ff ITL, y ' L6 y,. Z 1 A 4 I , K , x Xl ,I V .1 f , . I - , V I 1 I1 ' ' ' fi r- f -, f .- f .x .HI C u K Q L - xl '41 4 ' y WESLEY VOS THOMAS WAECHTER Wes1ey T. J. 'My thumb gets so sore from How do you mount a sailfish? turning so man es. . . . grab 'im by the gills and Y hang on. xo Wh -' 5 1 'ffm ARY WALLACE MARILYN WIELARD Q97 W . 6 My heh. the British are com- Keep me posted, I'11 be home. g. .. 5, 0'0 L 49' 0.1-fb' 301' wafif A 5, M on I rf ' N I HN mx gr' L Y w - K , , ' ' ' E- 'K ., fl 5-QYSE up , tl ff. -'S J I xl, 1-gf' 11 1 J K FX 1 T 'ju A JUNIOR CLASS The Juniors, almost on their last rung of the ladder, will soon be looking back at the best years of their lives. They will remember selling concessions at basketball and cold, cold football games to finance the Junior-Senior Banquet. Ah, it was a great day when those class rings finally arrived. During the past year, the juniors have been very active in sports, musical activities, and various organizations. Although this has been a wonderful year, they are looking forward to their senior year. vixff-P s119wx9Y'JJ-J1,- ibwaf J-may ,ww ffdclt Jwf JI cifffl dll filo'-U9 7Cv-Je LM Lpww FIRST ROW: Myra Verros, Connie Vander Meulen, Bonnie Verrips, Connie Schippers, Marilyn Walraven, Maxine Uitermarkt, Joan Nollen, Karen Van Wyk. SECOND ROW: Gene Roose, Linda Steenhoek, Karyn Ver Meer, Loretta Van Waardhuizen, Arlene Klyn, Linda Van Zee, Evelyn Van Steenis, Eileen Nunnikhoven, Betty Wyma, Delores Van Roekel. THIRD ROW: Stan Nollen, Daryl Vander Wilt, Afton Terpstra, Gerald Kuiper, Francis Schiebout, Jerry Ulrich, Kay McDonald, Alda Pippel, Kay Kuyper, Bonnie Verwers. FOURTH ROW: David Schippers, Howard De Wild, Marion Vink, Ron Vander Leest, Larry Vander Werff, Howard Westercamp, Jim Redeker, Bob Slykhuis, Larry Toom, John Newendorp. OFFICERS President ---- J ERRY ULRICH Vice President -------- JEAN BROWN Secretary-Treasurer - DELORES VAN ROEKEL Student cw - - - - -ALDA PIPPEL WX STAN NOLLEN wt Q, S WZW FIRST ROW: Dean Butler, Jerry Hoogenakker Darl Benumk Judy Vanden Berg Karen Dearinger Jean Brown, Charlotte Burton. SECOND ROW Stuart De Cook Fred Vander Herden Ron De Geus, Ron Vander Hart, Tom Bloodsworth, Manlyn Aalbers Karen Van Heukelom Mary Van Heukelom, Hattie Barnes. THIRD ROW: Larry Hackert Ron Van Ekeren Reuben Buwalda Lee Van Ham, Karen Klein, Barb Boat, Joan Brumekool Sandra Frame Dorothy De Geus Ltnda Glendening, Bertha Vander Hart. FOURTH ROW Roger Duven Mark De Cook Donald Dahm K, J Q1 ,IJ Larry Bogaards, Dale Kane, Jack Brockway, Roberta Goemaat Shirley Blom Cheryl Brower WZ 4 Y Aberlene Ver Heul, Judy Van Ekeren, Jessie Van Houwelrng gg ,WV MM Wvffff. ay? KP Wag i f 1 6 vf X. , X' O 111 ' ' I-1 ' I 6' AJ 4L 7, - U ' X, . , ' s in L f X . f ff ,J x sf' . SOPHOMORE CLASS N , if K The Sophomores felt quite big this year as they got a glimpse of the incoming A 51 freshmen. But, when they saw the Seniors, they quickly changed their minds. ' With great enthusiasm, the Sophomores entered all activities. They went out for sports, played in the ban , sang in the glee clubs, and joined several organizations. X Now they are anxious y awaiting the day when they will be upperclassmen. 1 - ' ,, ' r fl .- ' Y I L ' ' I X f, X l r I , , if I ', I 1 , 9 'K , X 5 ,L , ' ,X ., 1 ' l . I :W i l , 1 N .I Q, X ,' X 1 ' f A ' ' u ' x ' lf l ' . 5 ' A , A ' h 'L' I . ROW: Doug Schakel, Martha 'fer Louw, Vivian Van Steenis, Marilyn Van Wylt, Glenda St oek, Dorothy Poortinga, Hendrena Schimmel, Bonnie Vos, Ken De Bruin. SECOND ROW: sig' lleda Van Rheenen, Judy Van Steenis, Arlene Tysseling, Phyllis Walraven, Charlotte Perkey, Marcia Pope, Helen Van Zee, Delores Verros, Wilmena Schimmel, Diane Wanders, Jaren Vander Linden, Bob Brower. THIRD ROW: Virginia Van Vark, Karen Wesselink, Phyllis Ver Eloeg, Jesse Vande Voort, Willene Tysseling, Donna De Wild, Don Vander Wilt, Linda Vande ROW: Melvin Uitermarkt, Norman Van Zante, Pete Westerca Bqb der Waal, Stan Vroom if Voort, John Grandia, Dennis Liter, Melvin Van Wyk, Quentin Kuyper, Gary Brown. FOURTH . if .Sy K' pfjg: Q1 'fr X bi Q6 1 xfwif' j Q Mfg ii Marvin Hiemstii, Tom Hill, Stan Klyn, Phil Vanden Ber , ykhuis, :Ee Rempe, Jerry --,,-,,,J, I-L1 , in -, , - . .3'ilyXyJ,XXRfx,6-,Tl XYXJ . LD A-,Li X A G81 04 ,L Q W . I SNL '55 ,siflfili ' 'Q M - XA -y Nu j' AN. fvw, N ov fp I v Oi5XiWyV'9rf'W QM I is I A I I 'gf , . ,LAI , Q ' 0FFlCERST4,6,sQf'3iiv''gi'' Q I I Y'X3'xi?,1 O aw' HA President ---------- 9 -'i- TOM HILL Vice President - - VIRGINIA VAN VARK Secretary-Treasur G EN A S, NHOEK Student Counci - - E O D AAL W o 0 x . MGX FIRST ROW: Shirley Van Gorp, Sharon Breen, Darlys Bosch, Mary Jane Beyer, Leaharm Van n, Louise Vanden Berg, Nelva Van Haaften. SECOND ROW: Linda Van Alst, Delores Ver ig' dr' sur' Mir Zz , Donna Douwstra, Mary Dielernan, Eileen Dieleman, Joyce De Geus, Janet Nollen, Edith C67 ' ' n, Pat om, Mary Kaldenberg, Deanna Dykstra, Mary Lou Meulpolder. THIRD ROW: Mary QVA J vers, Van Ham, Larry Bensink, Ron Van Rees, Paul Toom, Owen Ver Meer, Arvin D r' b bv 3'Ro , Van I-Iouweling, Ron Geetings, Willis Vander Horst, Bob Martin, Charles De Bruin, - ' A V yper, Dale Eeling. FOURTH ROW: Bob Edwards, Charles Bogaards, Larry Steenhoek, pd V' n Van Haaften, -Lowell Jansen, Max Kane, Ralph Klein, Larry Van Dusseldorp, Delwyn 3 A VJ , ' ' 7 ' -- - ' H ' PN- vv 17-40 -..-.. xr-.. rm.-- , J B . Ti? fi' c I Us ' v 1 I A. xl. Y I Y I I ' ' 'ff' XJ .. . X ' - 'N Nix ' fi L J I A' A U 'db t Q - V N ,W N 'V '. V xv .Xxx F xy gk N nf' ' . ' .Y -L 'iv . rx .X-, xi, RN is, f f ,W y, I it N JS, , ,J -,K X.: x Xt. X , Jr , . , M . - , V -X i 'X if kk . .. . L .N sf JM, I, -. -' M' 5 I-N I Jw Qu' wa? M34 0-zgjflfcgpfmfffx 9- ppv x fffgif if 4137-f ff gy CL, N1 FJ it . k' aw, - f 5 FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman class will probably never forget this year. As the babies of our high school, they were at first a bit frightened and lost in their new surroundings. After a few weeks, as some of the 'greenness' wore off, the Freshmen became participants in many of the school's activities. During the school year they had several successful parties. I Naturally, the Freshmen are looking forward to the time when they will no longer be at the bottom of the ladder. FIRST ROW: Ruby Vander Hart, Mary Burton, Ruth Brower, Carolyn Geurts, Linda An- gove, Sharon Duven, Ruth Kuyper, Larry Kool, Larry Kingery, Jerry Blom, Jerry Van- den Berg. SECOND ROW: Georgia Ten Hagen, Phyllis De Bruin, Kathleen Gosselink, Janna Juyser, Betty Van Ekeren, Rita Castel, Mary Hollebrands, Bonnie Vander Linden, Evelyn Dykstra, Jamee Garrett, Larry Vander Linden, Dick Messamaker. THIRD ROW: Marcia Kuiper, Alice Bosveld, Joyce De Cook, Ron Vanden Berg, Stephen De Cook, Michael Mitchell, LeRoy Kelderman, Gary Muilenberg, Paul Kuyper, Don De Heer, Larry Haverkamp, Bill Breuklander, Keith Van Nirnwegen. FOURTH ROW: Edwin Klyn, Verlan Dysktra, Edward Klyn, Melvin Dop, Marvin Klein, Duane Dieleman, Kenny Nossaman, Arnold In't Veld, Gene Beyer, Wilford Hoekman, Alan Naaktgeboren, Jerry Goe1in.f2 'L - U , ' f , 7714 Z' iii AJ 1u5s.mffUAu,1vf 'Zh figfwidf IW ff71v4'CA -v1Lv17L-sw X V LJ' , W. 7 -1?Tr1fofw:+ -lo Wm ..,...,.ffQwo WXVW D ii 7 President -------- TONY TYS LING Vice Preside - ' ' ' JE B OM Secretary- asurer - RY HO BRA S Stucynt n - - - - IE GEN mN OFFICERS W? Wwfgy, W FIRST ROW: Karen Oliver, Beverly Winegar, Dixie Riggen, Sheryl Van Rheenen, Carolyn Yar- brough, Herbert Roorda, Ron Steenhoek, Alvin Voss, Robert E. Vos, Russell Terpstra, Doug Vander Werf, Marvin Spoelstra. SECOND ROW: Glen Witzenberg, Duane Poortinga, Marilyn Ter Louw, Karen Van Waardhuizen, Delores Vander Pol, Sandra Vander Linden, Marcia Voge- larr, George Vande Voort, Kenny Robus, Judy Vander Waal, Twylah Monster, Jean Roorda. THIRD ROW: Mary Van Zomeren, Wanda Toom, Lois Ward, Virginia Seals, Jean Van Zee, Kathy McDonald, Charles Van Veen, Wayne Van Rees, Jerry Weyers, Wilbur Rozenberg, Bill Wing, Benny Van Zante. FOURTH ROW: Roger Vos, Cordell Verwers, Dennis Squibb, Ron Riggen, Gerald Roose, Tom Van Vliet, Tony Tysseling, Robert G. Vos, Delmar Wickhart, Arvin Van Rheenen, Roger Witzenberg, Adrian Uitermarkt, Delwin Van Zante. f .1 risky, fi I 5111 51.5 22 E24 F1 fi-f:' 'll- tngzig 111 V In mv v ,9 XIX, ' ' .ff V li: . Q 4 O P! .14 xl: 'Q QM S39 ,fx tj I' 1 0' I , 4 -, A X Evan,Vander Wert, Beverly Boatsma, Linda Steenhoek, Marla De Wild, Sandra Klein, Mary Lou-Roorda. SECOND ROW: Miss Gosselink, Stan Vander Werf, Kenny Nossaman, Jerry Hoogenakker, Carolyn Van Dusseldorp, Alda Pippel. THIRD ROW: Don Gosselink, Larry Renaud, Bob Slykhuis, Stan Nollen, Delores Van Roekel. STUDENT COUNCIL Our Student Council is the organization of our school which represents the whole student body in an effort to lead our school with fairness and a spirit of co-operation. Through it, each of us has an opportunity to express our opinions and contribute to the running of our school. The Student Council organized the Christmas party and an all- school dance at Homecoming. President ------ EVAN VANDER WERT Vice President ------- BOB SLYKHUIS Secretary ------ MARY LOU ROORDA Treasurer - - CAROLYN VAN DUSSELDORP Scholarship is only a small portion of becoming a member of Honor Society. Be- sides maintaining a B average, the member must have four other qualities: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The impressive candle-light installation service for the four new officers and new members was held in January. The Pella Chapter of the National Honor Society was sponsored by Miss Gosselink this year. President ---- - DON GOSSELINK Vice President - - - -JUDY GROENDYKE Secretary ---- - - - JANICE MOL Treasurer - - - - LEE VAN HAM 2521 . WEA, NATIONAL HONOR SOCI TY FIRST ROW: Miss Gosselink, Karen Van Wyk, Beverly Boatsma, Judy Vanden Berg, Diane Ver Dught, Bonnie Verrips, Jean Rouw, Joan Nollen, Leahann Van Essen, Mari- lyn Van Dusseldorp, Charlotte Burton. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Wielard, Janice Mol, Karen Dearinger, Marilee Grandia, Wesley Vos, Logan Kuiper, Ron Van Ekeren, Stan Nollen, Quentin Kuyper, Jesse Vande Voort, Evelyn Van Steenis, Arlene Tysseling. THIRD ROW: Judy Groendyke, Karen Wesselink, Mary Lou Roorda, Frances De Vries, Don Gosselink, Donald Dahm, Jerry Ulrich, Verlan Den Adel, Julian Garrett, Willene Tysseling, Mary Boat, Edith Nollen. FOURTH ROW: Arlene Klyn, Barbara Boat, Alda Pippel, Lee Van Ham, Preston Steenhoek, Tom Hill, Jim Redeker, Evan Vander Wert Marvin Hiemstra, Donna Klyn, Kay Kuyper, Linda Glendening, Delores Van Roekel. PELLADIUM The members of the Pelladium Staff pooled their efforts weekly to bring the news of P. H. S. to the publicg and during the year, special mimeographed editions were also printed. Bonnie Verrips served as Student Council representative for Q M the group. The staff's skit, 'The Man on the Street, was 42, , , , 'S 7 . ,X 23' ,, 55, JUDY their clever contribution to homecornrng A successful money earning scheme was the operation of a coat check service at basketball games. The year's highlight was the short story contest. Four dollars was presented to the first place winner, Donna Klyng and two dollars to Wesley Vos, second place. PELLADIUM STAFF Associate Editor - - ---- KAY KUYPER Sports Editor - - - - - DONALD DAHM Headline Editor - - - - TOM WAECHTER Reporters: Charlotte Burton, Mary Dieleman, Marilee Grandia, Marge Gosse- link, Kay McDonald, Janice Mol, Vivian Van Steenis, Marilyn Walraven, Phyllis Walraven, Linda Tysseling. Cub Reporters: Mary Boat, Mary Burton, Mary Hollebrands, Kathy McDonald, Mary Van Zomeren, Bonnie Verrips, Mary Meulpolder, Bob Vander Waal. DUCHESS STAFF .niiilfxv It all began early in November when the business crew be gan selling the 1958 Duchess! Then there were the picture taking days when everyone looked his best, for the Duchess was to bring back memories of school days. The staff experienced rush days and late hours in pre- paring the dummy and then the final copy. Under the fine supervision of Miss Killion and Mr. Epperly, and with Mr. Wilkin's help in photography, the Duchess finally hit the press. DONNA Editor ----- - - - - DONNA KLYN Assistant Editor - - - ' ' LINDA TYSSELI-NG Literary Editor - - - - - DIANE VER DUGHT Photography Editor - - - - - WARREN DE HAAN Assistant - - - - - CAROLE GROOTVELD Music Editor - - ---------- MARLA DE WILD Assistants ---- - - JUDY GROENDYKE, MARY BOAT Business Manager - - --------- HILMA SCHAGEN Assistant ---- - - RICHARD GLENDENING Art Editor - - - ----- SANDRA KLEIN Assistant - - - - - - DENNIS VAN ZEE Sports Editor - - - - PRESTON STEENHOEK Assistant - - ------ MARGE GOSSELINK Advisors - - - -- MISS KILLION, MR. EPPERLY O' bl 4 M H+' X +'zq THESPIANS FIRST ROW: Diane Ver Dught. SECOND ROW: Donna Klyn, Mary Lou Roorda, Mary Boat. THIRD ROW: Larry Renaud, Tom Waechter, Preston Steenhoek, Warren De Haan, David Vos. This year has proven to be one of the most active years in the history of the Thespian society. Our first project was that of building the homecoming float and presenting a skit for skit night. As a group, we attended Teahouse of the August Moon at Central College. Our main project of the year was the very successful Play Night. The purpose of this was to give underclassmen an opportunity to gain points toward Thespian membership. OFFICERS President - - - - DIANE VER DUGHT Secretary ---- - - TOM WAECHTER Treasurer ----- - - - DONNA KLYN Student Council - - - - LARRY RENAUD Sponsor ------ - - - MRS. BELL N The float that didn't make it! COMMERCIAL CLUB Membership in the Commercial Club, an organization for girls interested in com- mercial work, is obtained by receiving a typing pin or a shorthand certificate. The highlights of the year included a trip to Des Moines by the Senior members, the Christmas party, and the Spring dinner. The club meets on the third Wednesday of each month during the noon hour. A film is shown or a special speaker is invited to the meeting. OFFICERS President ---- ----- D ONNA KLYN Vice President - - - - - MARILYN WIELARD Secretary ---- ' ' JUDY GROENDYKE Treasurer ---- ----- J ANICE MOL Student Council ------------ MARY LOU ROORDA FIRST ROW: Diane Ver Dught, Carole Grootveld, Marla De Wild, Karen Van Wyk, Wilma Slycord, Patty Slycord, SECOND ROW: Lorraine Poortinga, Judy Groendyke, Janice Mol, Mary Boat, Mary Van I-leukelom, Eileen Thomassen, Janice Robus, Miss Sayler. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Van Dusseldorp, Darlene Monster, Mary Lou Roorda, Carol Sedrel, Linda Tysseling, Marilyn Wielard, Jeanne Rouw, Lavon Stierneman. FOURTH ROW: Donna Klyn, Sandra Klein, Hilrna Schagen, Frances De Vries, Mar- jorie Maasdam, Mary Jane Poortinga, Mary Ann Klyn, Marilyn Van Houweling. N 5 Q ' t afaegg, 234331 ' ' ' GIRLS' RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATIONPLQQQR l I, G. R. A. or the Girls' Recreational Association, has been one of Pella High's most active organizations this year. Every other Monday night is a night of fun for the girls a they meet for their play night. A picnic with the initiation of new members started the year rolling. Since then, e girls have had fun playing baseball, volleyball, and basketball. They have also gone swimming in Osky, bowling in Knoxville, and they had a Halloween Scavenger Hunt. The G. R. A. point system, set up by the state, enables the girls to work for awards. The awards are achieved by earning a certain number of points in specified sport activities. VMI- f v VJ +I 2 I -If ff- .11 I ' J H af OFFICERS .4 ' .1 A ' 1 .I'- ff 0' N, Pniident ---- - - CAROLE GROOTVELD if' . 4 1 , vice President - - - - - MARY ANN KLYN Secretary ---- ---- MA RY LOU ROORDA - - - - CONNIE VANDER MEULEN Student Council - - ,,r.,,, 0 Treasurer - - - in - - - DELORES VAN ROEKEL H A ' 'I 5 cxy Shy O U IJ X 9 IU, 0 1 ,r 'X 9 ' I' 1' U.. -It C x L ezfnfs as ,affaefU sl kiwi filly WQWC Xian AP' Pctus Mawr' his l!1 V'L0.g-4 N NAU 1, J FIRST ROW: Joan Nollen, Karen Van Wyk, Karen Dearinger, Janna Huyser, Judy Van Berg, Darlys Bosch, Sandra Vander Linden. SECOND ROW: Marge Gosselink, Linda Van Zee, Marilyn Walraven, Linda Steenhoek, Beverly Boatsma, Mr. Carlson. THIRD ROW Delores Vander Pol, Dorothy De Geus, Mary Boat, Alda Pippel, Linda Tysseling, Kay Kuyper, Mary Dieleman, Hilma Schagen. The principle duty of the Pep Club is to organize our annual homecoming festivities This includes everything from the important things like the election of our queen and the planning of skit night down to the minor things like informing the local police about the parade and hunting all over creation for sequins to put on the queen's crown. Every year the Pep Club is confronted with the problem of raising money. Although the majority of this is obtained by the collection of dues, they have also sold stickers, pins, pens, and sweatshirts. Do you see any busy girl selling things? l'll bet she's from the Pep Club! OFFICERS President ---- ------ - - MARGE GOSSELINK Vice President ---- ---- A LDA PIPPEL Secretary-Treasurer - - - - KAREN VAN WYK Student Council - - - - - LINDA STEENHQEK :Y- sail ll I Q. N v-Kd rf? BOYS' LETTER CLUB The Pella High Boys' Letter Club is annually one of the strongest organizations in the school. The new members, any boys who qualify as letter winners in any varsity sport, are initiated into the club by old members. Sponsored by Mr. Borgman, the club this year had a penny carnival in the gym and a party later in the spring. OFFICERS President ---- - PRESTON STEENHOEK Vice President - - - - - - GARY WALLACE Secretary-Treasurer - - - - JERRY ULPJCH Student Council - - - - DON GOSSELINK 11'-1 FIRST ROW: Harley Kuiper, Gary Wallace, Dwight Roorda, Don Gosselink, Jerry Ulrich, Gerald Kuiper, Preston Steenhoek. SECOND ROW: Mark De Cook, Stan Vander Werf, Dennis Liter, John Grandia, Clarence Van Waardhuizen, Mike Mitchell, Doug Schakel. THIRD ROW: Marvin Hiemstra, Dale Kane, Ron Vander Leest, Bob Vander Waal, Phil Vanden Berg, Jim Redeker, Ron Van Ekeren, Larry Renaud. FOURTH ROW: Ron Rine- hart, Bob Slykhuis, Charles Slykhuis, Torn Hill, Bruce Heerema, Evan Vander Wert, Marion Vink. t 4- 0 ,sg . , : .F ' ds Q ' 1 . if A F.F.A. af FIRST ROW: Mr. Vines, D. Kane, H. Westercamp, E. Vander Wert, B. Slykhuis, D. Butler. SECOND ROW: B. Brower, C. Verwers, R. Vos, M. Spoelstra, S. De Cook, D. Van Zanterg, J. Vanden Berg, L. Kool, K. Robus, E. Klyn. THIRD ROW: C. Bogaards M. Klein, R. Vos, R. Vanden Berg, E. Klyn, O. Ver Meer, L. Vander Linden, G. Vande Voort, M. Van Wyk, J. Vander Linden, D. Dieleman. FOURTH ROW: M. Verros, M. Uitermarkt, A. Roose, L. Hackett, L. Van Gorp, B. Vander Waal, J. Bog- aards, S. Vroom, L. Steenhoek, G. Roose, R. De Bruin, B. Van Roekel, S. Van Vark. FIFTH ROW: P. Westercamp, N. Van Zante, L. Terpstra, L. Bogaards, L. Vander Werff, L. DeGoey, C. Slykhuis, K. Langstraat, M. Hiemstra, M. Dop, G. Roose, R. Riggen, E. De Bruin. Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve This year the F. F. A. has undertaken many worthwhile projects and activities. Among these were the Dairy Judging Contest in Newton, the Soil Judging Contest in Monroe, the Donkey Basketball game and the Parent-Son Banquet. Also, the F. F. A. boys entered sub-district and district contests. From these cun- tests, Stan Nollen went on to state competition. During Tulip Time the F. F. A. boys drove tractors for tours and operated a concession stand. President --------- - EVAN VANDER WERT Vice President - - ---- BOB SLYKHUIS Secretary - - - ------ DEAN BUTLER Treasurer - - - - HOWARD WESTERCAMP R6p0rter ----- ---- -------- D A LE KANE Student Council - - - - - - - BOB SLYKHUIS HALL MONITORS Patty Slycord, Delores Verros, Diane Wanders, Sandra Franje, Mary Jane Beyer, Mary Van Heu- kelom, Judy Vander Waal, Mary Ann Klyn, Donald Dahm, Julian Garret, Preston Steenhoek. LIBRARIANS Wilma Slycord, Eileen Dieleman, Myra Verros, Kay McDonald, Leahann Van Essen, Bonnie Ver- wers, Marilyn Walraven, Sandra Franje, Mary Kaldenberg, Mary Ann Klyn. 1 Viv 3 ...M I BUS OFFICERS Maxine Uietermarkt, Joan Nollen, Karen Dearinger, Alda Pippel, Glen Van Roekel, Melvin Uiter- markt, Stan Nollen, Herbert Roorda Larry Hackett, Bob Vander Waal, Julian Garret, Keith Langstraat, Howard De Wild, Larry Vander Werff, Howard Westerkamp. .Law N X B. 'Z xv i xx by flu fi' 'ra .-, XM 5' Wfeyw 25' if 4 Na Ki 4 , Q S, f 4 1. b. 5,-fgwgyq' y M., L 0 A 5 5?'?? X 2 K ,H M1 4 . ,ww Q K - k Qglljg, f Q,,e :I '3il-il. W 1. S4 , 1 - as 0 t iw? Q fs Q , ggi 595, QQ if? 3 3, -Tx .7 . 'EV ,,, , L . 1 ' 1 3. f , QQ ., ,fi x I - if fi 1 gpg A g i QQ f x ' f ' 1 2 f k A , '11 2 A f - A ' F I X M 1 : Q 4 s , iv W 24:1 - In -wa,-, D Q - ff, 24- 5 5 I A . A if his ,il J X Q . U 1 - ,- QW W., ,Q L- , In kk - .Q ,1 X J. 2 Af' ' ' W' ,V ,X New M X , A w Ei 4 A yy we V x L i If sg! 4 -,,.,?f , fi Y, 5 'wg f' 'Q' E h big fg 4'w 4 'W l if if 'fig 49? Q H' Q ' ff' ' ,J t 5 K ,fp 3 v . 5 fi? ,, ' f' ME Rf ww ? ,. . 4 .f f iff ' 515--. ,iw - . ,f ,fx My Nix, H 3? J 1-, Em. V, 1 Q x Q el i1l'35E.2?'5sQi J B-ws 217 will M. :ref-' ,Ka lf ,J 45, 1, 9 nf ,gagjpfy IRST ROW: Charlotte Burton, Myra Verros, Alice Bosveld, Louise Vanden Berg, Linda teenhoek, Beverly Boatsma, Phyllis De Bruin, Vivian Van Steenis, Leahann Van Essen, Glenda Steenhoek, Marla De Wild, Karen Van Heukelom, Eileen Thomassen, Georgia Ten Hagen, Marilee Grandia, Mary Boat, Twylah Monster, Miss Tysseling. SECOND ROW: Darlys Bosch, Marilyn Walraven, Arlene Klyn, Karyn Ver Meer, Judy Groendyke, Janice Mol, Frances De Vries, Marilyn Wielard, Joyce De Cook, Linda Vande Voort, Ruth Kuyper, Jean Van Zee, Maxine Uitermarkt, Loretta Van Waardhuizen, Linda Van Zee, Lorraine Poortinga, Lois Ward. THIRD ROW: Sherry Martin, Sharon Breen, Donna Douwstra, Phyllis Ver Ploeg, Shirley Van Gorp, Joyce De Geus, Mary Dieleman, Mary Van Zomeren, Linda Tysseling, Joan Bruinekool, Janet Nollen, Jesse Vande Voort, Judy Van Ekeren, Kay Kuyper, Connie Vander Meulen, Bonnie Vander Linden, Jean Roorda. FOURTH ROW: Marge Gosselink, Alda Pippel, Sandra Klein, Karen Klein, Barbara Boat, Delores Vander Pol, Darlene Monster, Mary Roorda, Carol Sedrel, Kay McDonald, Karen Wesselink, Mary Van Heukelom, Linda Glendening, Mary Evers, Carolyn Van Dusseldorp, Donna Klyn, Phoebe Van Ham. if ff' GIRLS' GLEE CLUB oFFlcERs President ------ - - LINDA TYSSELING Secretary-Treasurer - - - -JUDY GROENDY V . Student Council - - - - - - S NDRA K N WL 5 K ,.. AX A l W R W INA rm C rfxy I fy N NX 1 V- J If SV' if A ,J I, XX . Nw if S V sp ACCOMPANISTS: Leahann van Essen, Mary Boar, Bev Boarsma, ' XY L' -R sf Bonnie Vander Linden, Barbara Boat, Linda Tysseling. ,xxxgj NQ, , SJ fx Xu QT .7 PS? ' XJ Cf Q59 V XX' ' 'ti 6 T Gyn FIRST ROW: George Vande Voort, Paul Kuyper, Darl Bennink, LeRoy Kelderman, Stan f- 1' QJ Vroom, Byron Van Ee, Gerald Kuiper, John Grandia, Larry Toom, Max Kane, Miss ' T1 , Tysseling. SECOND ROW: Kenneth De Bruin, Larry Haverkamp, Melvin Uitermarkt, 1 pt . J,!5Reuben Buwalda, Tony Tysseling, Quentin Kuyper, David Vos, Phil Vanden Berg, Mark - De Cook, Roger Duven. THIRD ROW: Robert Vos, Jerry Hoogenakker, Jerry Ulrich, y ' . M Robert Van Essen, Stan Nollen, Tom Waechter, Jerry Gosselink, Tom Hill, Bruce ' ,.. Heerema, Marvin Hiemstra, Don Gosselink, Harley Kuiper. FOURTH ROW: Wesley 1 1 , , Vos, Lee Van Ham, Daryl Vander Wilt, Lowell Jansen, Dennis Van Zee, Don Roorda, Jim Redeker, Preston Steenhoek, Jack Brockway, Howard Westercamp. W ' idffe 1wf!5 0 .0 . Bovs' GLEE ctug Jgg Af 'MVC' lf'-ff iffi ky V. flflmly 14 w'1 f-'L L 1 1! M L VN! flip fy!0,,,Zg7f6 rvxyv 7 ffggf ,1g,Vy,tE!7 fy X OFFICERS President ------ --------- MA RVIN HIEMSTRA Secretary-Treasurer - - ---- DON GOSSELINK Student Council - - - ' - JERRY HOOGENAKKER r .4 ZZ! 1' Il ACCOMPANISTS: Marvin Hiemstra, Wesley Vos. xr ANNE TYSSELING US 3 1' Q S S H E Kay Kuyper QUARTET 1 L .,f L if f L I' I 1 1 ,L .W A fllf. ,zpff , 1 A , 'lj'- AVQP9' Wwy,,wf5, M TMWJM R L xg WD Iowglp' WMM 2,01-1-P W' M V My ' 1104 Preston Steenhoek, Tom Waechter, Dennis Van Zee, Lee Van Ham L lg, x, - f I 17 4- ,fj:v'UU 'I E , U' 4' Q' , W 5 , J Mg - V 'fx' g.,- JL, Ill 1 I 1 T . 1,1,k+ Hi, Zfffii --L. . h U KZ-If-' T M UT X' +L' V' 1 L M Marilee Grandia, Karyn Ver Meer, Mary Boat, Judy Groendyke, Sandra Klein CONCERT The Pella High Band members will remember vividly each event in which they par- ticipated as the band completed a busy schedule through the school year 1957 -58. During the hot summer days the band marched in the parade at the New Sharon Rose Festival. Everyone enjoyed taking part in the Newton Centenniel and later eating some of that delicious barbecued food. At each home football and basketball game the band contributed its forms of enthusi- asm and support. A winter concert on February 3 and a spring pop concert in April were presented, giving the Pella people two evenings of enjoyable entertainment. Other activities included marching at Tulip Time, marching in the high school homecoming parade, small group contest, All-State band, and Monroe Festival. Perhaps the most exciting memory of all will be the plans for that summer trip to A gf!!-3 Chicago. The band hopes to board the Greyhound busses and pay another visit to the I, Chicagoland Music Festival. .7 ,jg pf y 1,5 Xi- ...4-,N T 'fi f'-V ' ,I AC- ,W If ck LQ, xi-,..4:. y -, fy ' R ZQ F 3. Qgw I wfva ' sf -' 4 4' I 1 f Ly, V f ' , ra,--, 43 QV xx ., Khkk I t -Q . X ii t 1 . vii M A., CQQQQ is . an Y . - - 'Nj T.. ' 6 Xl 1 W I .X ,I fu, . ' X pr. 1 tm -.AJ RQ ijp 2, .Rv ,J L BAND - rf Rf' ., 'C xy -ix' vin I - ku if ,Q if R f-4 ff My ,V R J-.J..M. kj, 55 fe C 1 Y I 'X k ' Ivnflw CJ. me J .. N WDA nv J 0, kt lr, I if XFN X' xl' W R R rr gm A OFFICERS I NV N ,Vie R , Wx JL Sjbsrd 1 ---- -------------- L EE VAN HAM ff W1 1 ic esidenr - - - - - - CAROLE GROOTVELD pf R 'segrerary-Treasurer - - ---- TOM WAECHTER i M R1 prudent ceuneu ------- - - JERRY HOOGENAKKER 1 A jj Sophomore Representative - - - - - GLENDA STEENHOEK Q Freshman Representative - - - ---- SHARON DUVEN Q. i N.: U 13 , . 1 HAROLD W ORTMA N Director Linda Angove, Lois Ward, Judy Groendyke, Donna Cathy Gosselink. De Wild, Bonnie Vander Linden, Deanpa!Dykstr5, W ', C - I. ' ' ' I, ' , A4 1 ff , , 5' 11- 'I' I f Jff X d 1 4' I 4 MARCHING BAND I f ' 1 I r I , . . , , M, ,Az 1 4 DRUM MAJOR TWIRLERS TOM WAECHTER B G A R N O D U P S i N A JUNIOR CLASS PLAYS CAST Miss Dee Dee - ------ KAY MCDONALD Miss Marie - - - - - KAREN VAN WYK Ruth - - - ' ' 'JOAN NOLLEN Betty - - - ------ HATTIE BARNES Annie - ' ' ' ' JESSIE VAN HOUWELING Gertie - ------ BONNIE VERRIPS Director - - - ROBERT NOLER CAST Grandpa Merryweather ----- STAN NOLLEN Mrs. Slater ----------- - KAY KUYPER Mrs. Jordan -------- LINDA GLENDENING Henry Slater - - ------ JIM REDEKER Ben Jordan - - - ------ DARL BENNINK Victoria Slater - ' ' ' ' JUDY VANDEN BERG Director - - - - - - GWEN VANDEN BERG GIRLS WILL TALK L THE DEAR DEPARTED 1957 BANQUET Stairway to Candyland. Remember the pink park bench? Love that Lollipop! The best Banquet ever. Dreams are made of this ASSEMBLIES Yellow shorts on Thursday, T. J,? Rockets? Sputnik? Wham the matter' No, just C. E. Jones. Bruce? Oh, just what I've wanted HCMECOMING 1957 F I. O A T S S K I T S . P xUV'wvcvlp1y:f tm, , A X . F , :U MaL'd1YLfQ3'ql V g,'U9,JW r 'J w + My y MV' 3105 I1 My fb wif' ff j ,QW iw 6,5 ,W 'JUL JJW' ogy L' - J , v A ' P I AJ' J ' ,. NM 7'I1'VY W W W ygy,LifY20V'tH EERLEADERS , 'U f . ' Jl'q!Ai:v,LmM,u UWM LUQCLTD W K Lui., si Y Judy Joan, Mary, Hilrna, Bonnie Marilyn Spirit of P. H. s. Berrnudas for football games. X. Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella ,, LITTLE DUTCH SCORES 19 Indianola 0 Sigourney 19 Albia 14 Winterset 0 Charlton 18 Valley 13 Knoxville 13 Centerville A 1 tx - v by ' K 'N , M x , A y A . '- 1 I. W-,, , ,l 1. Lf! fi' AM 1 ' I ' J s V. xj X K 1, f af. fx ,nl 'ly WX, I, .fl Wh A ,rf o -fl fs , ' - ' l ' rr STAN Q K?-My- ll, Co-Captain will gy , T FIRST ROW: Ron Vander Leest, Bob Slykhuis, Bruce Heerema, Stan Vander Werf, Preston Steenhoek. SECOND ROW: Mr. Black, Assistant Coach, Dale Kane, Ralph Klein, Charles Slykhuis, Marvin Hiemstra, Roger Duven, Jim Redeker. THIRD ROW: Quentin Kuyper Doug Schakel, Steve De Cook, Dale Eeling, Mike Mitchell, Duane Dieleman, Dennis Squibb, Wayne Van Rees, Jerry Gosselink. FOOTBALL SQUAD Pella High began the 1957 season with only four lettermen and although winning 2, tieing 2, and losing 4, the squad showed a great deal of improve- ment and squad spirit this year. Flu sidelined almost every player on the squad at some time or other and definitely had some effect on the out come of some of the games in the latter part of the season. PRES Co-Captain FIRST ROW: Don Gosselink, Evan Vander Wert, Gary Wallace, Ron Rinehart, Jerry Ulrich, Mark De Cook. SECOND ROW: Ron Van Ekeren, Marion Vink, Tom Hill, Lee Rempe, Dennis Liter, Mr. Borgman, Coach. THIRD ROW: Charles Van Veen, Tom Van Vliet, Ronald Riggen, Tony Tysseling, Gene Beyer, Harry Braafhart, Russell Terp stra, Doug Vander Werf, Stan Klyn. A4 'x X 'X I Ai'-':-5 xl N 'QQ , Q. Q .V x N' X Ns. in K , T4 h J XX' -1-xr, l x ww., 4,7 ,, xx 5 QR, K RQ frm S rg QQ ,Sw 1 if my PL J yi-6, .NL 'w f,f Most improved Player Most Valuable Player ,f,i,,'-Iqv+ J. if Y l Ui NM'uLIiQMvg,1',, 'sic ffl!! J, ,Vw -JW .X V ' f. LQ Yughlffdolfd. fi og 4, . , f fr y Pella High's Backfield - Ulrich, Slykhuis, Rinehart, Liter, Vander Werf, Wallace, Gosselink. FOOTBALL FEATURES Pass complete tO St6eI1h0Ck Redeker and Kuiper chase an opponent FIRST ROW: Dwight Roorda, Gerald Kulper, Jerry Ulrich, Evan Vander Wert, Gary Wallacel Larry Renaud, Bob Slykhuis, Mark De Cook. SECOND ROW: Coach Borgrnan Howard Westercamp, Jack Brockway, Jim Redeker, Lee Van Ham, Roger Duven Jerry Hoogenakker. BOYS' VARSITY SQUAD At press time the boys' varsity squad had a record of eight wins and eight losses and were in fourth place in the South Central Iowa Conference. The high point men were Gary Wallace with 180 points and Larry Renaud with 172. Pella 55 Pella 36 Pella 67 Pella 31 Pella 57 Pella 40 Pella 70 Pella 66 VARSITY SEASON RECORD Keota Valley Colfax Centerville Albia Indianola Charlton Knoxville Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Winterset Valley Centerville Albia Bloom field Indianola Oskaloosa -Knoxville si .. mg ss xlsigfh me E .MV M 7--gf' 64 P, ss c 'N' 4. n-V W 1.0 ldv' G,.,S 1 7 ABT W- nt Kuyper, Bob Vander Waal, Phil Vanden Berg, John Grandia, Max .Ll 1 m ll. SECOND ROW: Stan Klyn, Dennis Liter, Charles Slykhuis, Pete Wes- ,J mp, xvin Hiemstra, Doug Schakel, Coach Ruthven. THIRD ROW: Alan Naak- ' .5 tgeboren, y Gosselink, Butch lnt'Ve1d, Dennis Squibb, Tony Tysseling. ' ?.dV'd 4 th 0 AL' t sn 15 9- imp! B M' BOYS B SQUAD v 3 ,lm . . nl 9 . 0 I 5 y' ,AO is n th chess went to press, the Freshman-Sophomore team had a very good Q' 40'-A 0, or 5 wins and 2 losses. With 3 games to go, the team had already clinched the Q.-,P A S Central Iosya Conference title for B teams. I .fx 0 M 5. 45,6 Wm MQ' FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE SEASON'S RECORD ' 37 34 4 Pella Keota Pella 5 Pella 33 V alley Pella 53 Pella 67 Colfax Pella 45 Pella 46 Centerville Pella 62 Pella 48 Albia Pella 55 Pella 64 lndianola Pella 59 Pella 54 Chariton Pella 28 Pella '7 0 Knoxville Pella '7 6 Winterset Valley Centerville Albia Bloom field Indianola Oskaloosa Knoxville 32 32 33 44 23 40 48 42 so DWIGHT GA RY MARK GERALD BOB I ERRY 'H COACHES is Q :L W J' : 3- 3- V X 13 ll JIM RUTHVEN B Basketball Baseball DON BLACK Assistant Football xx STAN BORGMAN Football Varsity Basketball Track af 5 K In QM? fp 4 'I t. ,,,.. ,a 6 N J ' 19,1 ' ' V . M W ' ra f' ,N 6 I, 60 ,I 1 ' 1 1 Q 'K' 42 Y' f v, ' I gli L33 K 0 ff Ol I w in gs ll ,P- 'x X qx fx PJ , , W -U ' U P , ' NN THESPIAN PLAY NIGHT li J ' :F v Aki' 1 It X?-f HOT LUNCH PROGRAM 19 QSM 6, f !-la ay iv' ff' x 3 1 , ,Hex 5 , S f 'YV - F S F R 9.4 L I w U J SEPTEMBER 3: Anticipated by many, dreaded by a few. Yes, this was the first day of school. lt meant - the start of hard work, study, worry, and exams: but :Q it also was the beginning of fun, friendship, and achievement. Remember that day? We had the first Pep meeting of the season and elected our new cheerleaders: we went around from class to class learning our schedule and feeling out our new teachers: and we laughed with the friends whom we hadn't seen all summer. SEPTEMBER 13: Our first football game. Remember, we played lndi- g anola. It wasn't cold yet, but it sure was going to get that way. The band added much to the football season with their half time shows. aj OCTOBER 6: Asiatic nu hits P. H. s. 31135 Q ss, III ll. OCTOBER 8: F. F. A. Hayrack Ride. When- l I - - ever those farmers get together, there's 1 REALLY a night to remember! OCTOBER 14: Start of Homecoming Week! Everyone flying around in all directions. Homecoming week is a busy time, but it is well worth the noubierr f ik, Z 2 if S' 0 , O 'I A' N A rt! OCTOBER 15: The Coronation of Queen Carolyn and her attendants, Mary and Hilma. It was a great skit ' night - one of the best ever. Remember the scare 1 Jerry Ulrich gave everyone? OCTOBER 18: At last! The Homecoming Parade, after being postponed over and over again because of the flu, finally came and things STILL weren't ready. The Thespians never did make itl T51 KV NOVEMBER 4: One of the joys of being a Junior is ordering 4 - 1 class rings. This they did with happy anticipation. kg X ' ' XKIXADIIIHDII NOVEMBER 19: our first baskerbaii game ofthe season. We , played Keota. Now, instead of freezing at football games, M Q we'll roast at basketball games! They're loads of fun, especi- ev It ally during the tournaments. X Q . , ' 4' DECEMBER 5-7: Two one-act plays were presented by the junior Class. t . Xp Because of the flu, they had quite a time getting them ready, but they 4 Ilblilblllllbll -fx finally made it and did a great job! t-.SH DECEMBER 19: One of the highlights of the Christmas season - the Christmas Musicale. lt was a beautiful event, one to be long remem- I H, A bered. Silent Night - a beautiful thought for a beautiful season. ajffgm ,Y . . A L. 'UWMM DECEMBER 20: A happy afternoon of fun as the Student Council pre- sented their annual Christmas program. I wonder who Santa Claus was. 5- U'-1 WWW - , , , 4 'P JANUARY 2: No more sleeping late. Back to ' school again. C..-mi I-lblll-N IT JANUARY 6: At the start of their last semester in high school, the seniors' thoughts turn to graduation. They begin the preparations by ordering their announcements. X' JANUARY 13-17: Semester test weekl A week of worry and , frustration on the part of most P. H. S. students. It seems that - ,J nothing but study really helps, though, and everything usually ' X turns out O. K. in the end. JANUARY 27: Again, the inevitable!! xx ' -A ni I 7 14 i ' N X Q lx jg M 0 N ' X 1 fi- Q ,pq f ' is 5 :n .p ml ,N ,Q .41 -E lu. 1 HDI!! ll!-NIP FEBRUARY 10: Thespian Play Night! They worked their fingers to the bone, presented three original one-act plays. Everyone enjoyed them, but the Thespians had the most fun. The event was climaxed by a Pizza Party. FEBRUARY 13: Des Moines, here we comel Sixty members of the Mixed Chorus went to Des Moines by bus to sing on Bill Riley's KRNT TV Program. what a ball! J -., W .1 .-M.: .'-iz, ff f' FEBRUARY 14: Va1entine's Day puts everyone in a romantic mood and the Juniors were no exception. 'I'hey jumped at the opportunity to Xp Af. 5 sponsor a sentimental Valentine Dance. A wonderful time was had by P, ,wa F , .v . nf, :Y all. 2 M srfgygfu-QAHYJJ Y-X K ..: KX XXX 1 MARCH 21: The Latin Banquet. Didn't you love to 631 on the f17M'f 2',9: floor? ' gang, 1l '!--'li 'ul'gL3 'z 5 all ya MARCH 28: The S rin Musicale with a Ja anese settin . The last one for the seniors P S P 8 and a very fitting climax of their high school musical career. W1 APRIL 11: The Junior-Senior Banquet - long awaited f 1 ff f I ff X b the u er classmen. The hard workin Juniors 1 , ff X, 1 , 4 Y PP S 1 f 4 ' md think it the best banquet ever, but the Seniors aren't N X 1, ' - 5.10-J so sure if last year's wasn't just a little better! -5 .-I Ll ll I as-D SSX!! APRIL 17-18: The Senior Class presented 'Ten Little Indians. ge, - W Such fun, and SUCH A STORY! They had trouble learning Q-gQ I y,, t f ' their lines and no one could see how they would ever make it. ' ' If X qu But, as usual, everything went well except for a few minor A, ' 'N V' f - mishaps. ' Nb 1 H .9 rs Tie Q MAY 21: The Seniors get ready for their big day as they have X 93 ' rv' their first rehearsal. Ls vista MAY 23: Last day of school for the Seniors! I MAY 26: Class day. Ohl What fun! A of MAY 28: Commencement, the end of everything - almost. 1 2 XFN We, the Duchess Staff of 1958 wish to take this opportunity to express our thinks - Thanks to Mr. Wilkins and all who helped with photography. Thanks to the business crew and the other committees who helped make the '58 Duchess possible. Thanks to Miss Killion and Mr. Epperly for their co-operation and helpful advice. Thanks to all the merchants who so willingly purchased annuals to promote our Duchess campaign. And a special thanks to you, P. H. 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