Pella High School - Duchess Yearbook (Pella, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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A I NO' 541 qfatewi 0' I 5 ' X l rv f ' 4 X KJ N The Senior Class of 1959, in apprecia- 4 C' tion for all the guidance and understanding we have received from you, Mr. Stults, dedicates the 1959 DUCHESS to you, In our junior year, we found your aid invaluable in helping us with the Junior-Senior Banquet, For your advice and encouragement in our studies, we present this as a token of our sincere gratitude, acuity JEAN WILKINS Principal C. C. BUERKENS Superintendent , w JdfvuVf Q f' JANE GossEL1N1c U. S. History Guidance Counselor JOHN E, GROENDYKE Biology Chemistry Physics RAYMOND DOORENBOS General Math General Science ROY STULTS Algebra Geometry Advanced Algebra Trigonometry Instrumental Music ANNE TYSSELING RICHARD LYNCH Vocal Music 0, LOIS SAYLER Typing I and II Shorthand I and II MRS, EVELYN JOHNSTON Latin I and II English 1 MRS, JOYCE BELL English IV World History MRS, CAROL DE VRIES Home Economics GERALD MCCOY English I and III EDGAR EPPERLY World History Social Science WILLIAM BALDWIN Physical Education Head Coach KEN WEBER Physical Education Assistant Coach Bookkeeping General Business JA MES RUTHVEN Mechanical Drawing Shop Assistant Coach CECIL VINES Vocational Agriculture CHARLOTTE KLYN Librarian English II Kehiud the Scenes MRS, STIENTJES Study Hall Teacher Min DICK VANDERWILT NICK POORTIN GA Janitors LAVELLE BROCKWA Y Secretary 'QM '3 'ifla' mi N dw 3.40. 3, -'4Lun4QJ , ,,,.,,,, LM: uv-AIM-J 4245- '32 ,,.,l,lb,,,.,qjff E F 6MvJz2.l.f-HC.. my ,Za-.-.1 M, Q11-V+. 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Tall, dark, and taken, Late hours are ve V football l for one, but wavyvgp for mojo! is ' 1 'f 1 ' 554, ,P ,f ' Q I' ' A 2 J ' . r , 'I lj , l'j TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL ROGER DUVEN JEAN BROWN MARK DE COOK Digger Jeannie John Blessed are those who say D0fl'I 100k at me that 'Tu do whatever You Want little for they cannot be wayg I didn't do it, me IO. . . so long as it's quoted. what I want to do, MARILYN AALBERS HATTIE BARNES JUDY VANDEN BERG Marilyn Hattie Judy I Absence makes the heart She puts worries in her Small, but sq siick grow fonder, pocket. of dynami,d':,5. ' 0 B, ' if ,- fi' 1 w ' gif' ny 0 A A ' X o A h Y' 5 . '. 'ix' X- lv x ' v . ' L xl! wi SHIRLEY BLOM TOM BLOODSWORTH BARBARA BOAT Shirley Tom Barb Silence is sufficient. How about a ride in my Why worry and fret? I'l1 real rod P get him yet, LARRY BOGAARD JACK BROCKWAY CHERYL BROWER Bogie Jack Cheryl Those who go easy will EffiCiCI1CY is his middle My hope chest is full of never grow old. flame. lovely things. 6 .fp if H00 .ww f fziif S W 'P 1 G 1 .MWA 67 JOAN BRUINEKOOL DEAN BUTLER REUBEN BUWALDA Joan Dink Baldy Friends are known in a Quality, not quantity If study is the cause of time of need. counts here, death, I'll live forever. KAREN DEARINGER STUART DE COOK DONALD DAHM Karen Stuie Don Oh, those Newton basket- l love to wind my tongue Worry never made men ball games, and I love to hear it go, great, why should I worry? JUDY VAN EKEREN RONALD VAN EKEREN SANDRA FRANJE Judy Ron Sandy 'Jolly and athleticg nice l-le's a different kind of To have a friend you must and energetic, gent, . , intelligent, be one, DOROTHY DE GEUS RONALD DE GEUS LINDA GLENDENING Dorothy Ram Linda 'Her heart is like the moong Have I said enough or 'Ligtgn Ig everyongs ad- there's a man in it. shall I go on? vice: then do as you I please, ' V R I QW f W , l 4 RL . 1 -U We ' WMM l R tw 'f .P 'lf' ' wi - ,lf eb' WJ 'J 4- Afwbwwj W! ,, O I 'rw 0 ' 1 l x I l . K . M . ', , A ,Y MB I . 0 tt , R 55,14 EMAAT LARRY HACKERT A HA ' G fp r 1 ijB Peter J 'Lee' ' US Yr' ' D' We should have girls' I'm not bashfulg I just 'Genius point the way UNF basketball here, look that way. talent pursues it. I BERTHA VANDER HART RONALD VANDER HART FRED VANDER HEIDEN Bert Ron 'Weed' She seems quiet until you 'Education is a poor man's There's a little bad in know her, having: I'm rich, every good boy, KAREN VAN HEUKELOM MARY VAN HEUKELOM ABHILENE VER HEUL Karen Maury Abe There's nothing like fun, A good disposition is more She has rhythm and she is there? valuable than gold. can dance. JERRY HOOGENAKKER IESSIE DE IONG DALE KANE Hoogie Jessie Daley Looking for a drummer, Marriage is a wonderful It isn't what you do, it's institution, what ou et awa with. DL J Y 8 Y U 1, X if 5-. M new 'ip My 1 V n N' U 4 E 50,3 'MDV A U'gQy1,rx ,AQ ' , , ' X' 4' 5 1 ,QD 7 I, f if f A dx by mf' ' Y I. 11 'M IV' . 3 hpbu Q if , D13 LLL ,J 5 I 'jp' 'Q YU ,Dx Q' -'lm' .. LU ,ff - 3, wb My W' ff 1 . . M I , - X Q I X 1 ' f ' f . N LEU -y1fd 'L i 50' uf M ' 'V ' l ' 1 'v'ww,w WEL lf ww 'KAREN KLEIN E WARLENE K YBVW Nl U4 KAY UYPER ' Karen ,Ki N fy Arlene - U-VM 2, Kay i'qI pather have my Cal' :Something seek, somec V, ye rn5N0ve m' qts. than comfort. thing find, X5 Digi R- ' . I Q A -i f X E .oc Lb' Q39 ,M ob RON VANDER LEEST KAY MCDONALD KARYN VER MEER flRayll UlKayll NKarynlI I I get lost on those cou It pays to be good and Two makes a lovely I try ads. f If ' stud 1 ber, ' A 'ff Mffif' V ' BW' W1 I -1 nfl' jfuo, 1' A fl rf 1. l at 9 W A Ir,-I Q11 ij, L I U! - . . fx! A, Q E Wal' ivy -V - KM ff' U ' fn iw . 0 ' 'J ,,,.f , ,yu , 0 1 , I .I V fl, , All f K ' it X If 'M H, Q ' .ff 4 U I ,. 1 C lxysff' K f I Q AW! I ' .l :!,v ad'- , K, 'fx Ou! ' 1 0 Q1 I, ,ff ' C ,J P ' CONNIE VANDER MEULEN JOHN NEWENDORP JOAN OLLEN yi!! ' Doc Walt Joan 'I never want to see him I know a lot but I can't Her heart belongs to one again. Have you seen think of it. of fha alumni. him? -94 If 0 ,f l,' r :AN If 1 4., 1- J ' V .H ,IU N ff, Jr A 4 I ', x 'L qu 1 X44 STAN N01-1-EN EILEEN NUNNIKHOVEN ALDA PIPPEL ' -L V Elmer Eileen Pip V- Ooh, that test!! I missed Oh, 1 likg cars 100--ey Tum your back just once 5 M ' V oneI pecially Mercurys, and I'll be in trouble. H, ' V . . .4. L i .MQ DOLORES VAN ROEKEL GENE RoosE CONNIE SCHIPPERS Lori Roose Connie 'A laugh. I0 be j0Y0u5' 'Silence is golden but who Quiet, but oh those must flow from 2 i0Y0u5 am I to make money, thoughts. heart. LINDA STEENHOEK EVELYN VAN STEENIS MARSHA VAN STEENIS I-illda Ev 'Marsha 1t'S nice I0 be natural if Once I thought nights What's the use of thinking you are naturally Dice- were for studyingg now I when talking does just as know better, well? LARRY TERPSTRA LARRY TOOM JERRY ULRICH Terp Toom Scooter If school life is liberty, Ooh, those Central lassies. Judge a man by his ques- give me death. tions, not by his answers, BONNIE VERRIPS MYRA VERROS MARION VINK Bonnie Myra -' Vmkw I find time to stop in at Sugar and spice- -every- -'I never let school inter- school once in awhile, thing nice, fem with my education. . LORETTA MARILYN WALRAVEN LARRY VANDER WERFF VAN WAARDHUIZEN wan,-' --Tmyn morenan 'Always ready. always I'll do it if it isn't too HUB' is her mind Since he there, always willing to do much work. is 'W3Y- her share, HOWARD WESTERCAMP HOWARD DE WILD DARYL VANDER WH-T Howie 'I-Iowie 'DUYV' Don't go putting mischief Work fascinates me, I Music is my ambition, in my head, there's enough can sit and look at it for there already. h0ul'S. '75 - li- N F 345 wb WWW lgsiisnfww 'W AQKJJHQEN VAN WYK BETTY WYMA LINDA VAN zms Karen Betty Linda 1t's true indeed she's very Not all that glitters is goldg An innocent face but you small, but only weeds grow sometimes it's a diamond, never can tell. very tall. 'Q 6, -4 N, rv vt .Sa-. , f Y 95: ., Q -Q Q A ,K wi S Mmafrzgiq A R Y 7,6 Q WW, -.wfzf9AyQik A 2? fi-sg X , St Vx: my Q g, h fn, Sw - AQ: 55522 , fmzivi Q5 .. QQ N , Q, , Q A .W ,ffiw is MQW .X nderclassmen juniors JERRY BOGAA RDS President PHYLLIS WA LRAVEN President The juniors, having attained the lofty position of upperclassmen, be- gan immediately to earn money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. They sold concessions at football and bas- ketball games. During the first semester, they or- dered their class rings. It was a day of rejoicing when they finally arrived, ,. .. L I I , wx, xl!! Jn X 'r iffy In a tion'i theirfpbxtxmiefsafizzsxin D I s ossenvistgr, rligyalwre- yfse :grin e-acyilaomedy, A, tgirl. the Bride, W ,PP .3 .' V V ' , -The juniors rwetnow read to assume .- 1 ,, is Y , the duties For the ultimate in honor J pi'x'anQfpos!Gion- -being seniors, 1- QQ' VIVIAN EDITH LEE VAN STEENIS NOLLEN REMPE Secretary-Treasurer Student Con gil GW' Mgr LARRY BENSINK LOUISE VANDEN BERG PHIL VANDEN BERG MARY BEYER F PAT BLOM BEVERLY BOATSMA CHARLES BOGAARD DARLYS BOSCH r .I ' -' ' -,' L I - SHARON BREEN .1 . ' l , , 9 ' 'f ,il V ' ' 'X n- xt n 1 A , , A .. . . . . ' y Bos BROWER GARY BROWN CHARLEQ DE Qffffv RON DE BR EILEEN DIE1. MARY DIELEMAN I ,BQ ,VJ KENE , .1 Nz, WJ 1, CV? Mama M My-Q by IWJXDWX AM, A X Alloy 'qlvkakjp 085915 OAL' E Nm . J ul 9 JUFWL WKCJ MU DONNA DOUW RA My U LARRY v, DUssE1.DoRP - MARI YN v DUSSELDORP W . D A KSTRAX W R ' ' Af N, , V VL Qvvyggw 5 QDA1. E LING NW V LEAHANN VAN ESSEN MARY EVERS RON GEETINGS 'E' J A All ' L ,A .- iff M I NL:i.x WA ?f Vx, JOYCE DE GEUS LOREN VAN GORP SHIRLEY VAN GORP JOHN GRANDIA f n 1 ,Q .4 , q - 3' I-,, 7511 0 -UU Nuo . 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I X LW MARTHA TER LOUW PAUL TOOM ARLENE TYSSELING WILLENE TYSSELING MELVIN UITERMARKT VIRGINIA VAN VARK DELORES VERROS IESSIE VANDE VOORT LINDA VANDE VOORT BONNIE VOS RODNEY DE VRIES STAN VROOM BOB VANDER WAAL DIANE WANDERS KAREN WESSELINK PETE WESTERKAMP DONNA DE WILD DON VANDER WILT DELWYN WITZENBURG MARILYN VAN WYK Melvin Van Wyk Norman Van Zante Helen Van Zee Butch Vander Zyl I , Xu I N ,, I in L f v 'J si. ls. 19 SM' iw' 1. ,Avi Sophvmvres JERRY GOSSELINK President BOB The sophomores overcame REMPE the inferiorities of being Vice President freshmen and plunged whole- heartedly into the school activities. They partici- pated in sports, sang in glee clubs and joined other organizations. Their main goal now is to be e u rcl smen. ,UQ Bpemfs X if X I ai ,vi fb 1 W J DIXIE LARRY TWYLAH VW RIGGEN HAVERKAMP MONSTER Sec. -1-teas. Student Council QM Linda Angove Ierry Vander Berg Ron Vander Berg Gene Beyer I P Jerry Blom Alice Bosveld Harry Braafhart Ruth Brouwer Phyllis De Bruin Rita Castel Joyce De Cook Steve De Cook Duane Dieleman Melvin Dop Sharon Duven Evelyn Dykstra Verlan Dykstra Bob Edwards Betty Van Ekeren Jarnee Garrett Carolyn Geurts Kathy Gosselink Georgia Ten Hagen Ruby Vander Hart Don De Heer Wilfred Hoekman Mary Hollebrands I anna Huyser al' vm ' Z. 'J I L'LL '-:Ln , L E' ' ' .. ' 41. ,., , - . ,. A+: L- Q A - - '- -'ff 1? Wvffifff, S, Q -- , g. , V: L fi mpw Ng - if !.. !-M Butch Int' Veld Leroy Kelderman Larry Kingery Marvin Klein Edward Klyn Edwin Klyn Larry Kool Marcia Kuiper Paul Kuyper Ruth Kuyper Bonnie Vander Linden Larry Vander Linden Sandy Vander Linden Marilyn Ter Louw Kathy McDonald Mike Mitchell Gary Muilenberg Alan Maaktgeboren Keith Van Nimwegen Ken Nossaman Karen Olivier Delores Vander Pol Duane Poortinga Wayne Van Rees I f V '. A '1 I , , . P 1 I 1 4 Arvin Van Rheenen ' Sheryl 'Van Rheenen -Ron Riggen Ken -Robus vf. rfiia MQW Virginia Seals Marvin Spoelsnra Dennis Squibb Ron Steenhoek Russell Terpstra Wanda Toom Tony Tysseling Adrian Uitermarkt if Y. Chuck Van Veen Bob Vander Veer Tom Van Vliet Cordell Verwers Marcia Vogelaar George Vande Voort Alvin Vos Bob Vos Roger Vos Bill Vroom Judy Vander Waal Karen Van Waardhuizen Lois Ward Doug Vander Werf Delmer Wickhart Beverly Winegar Bill Wing Glen Witzenberg Roger Witzenberg Carolyn Yarbrough Benny Van Zante Delwin Van Zante Jean Van Zee Mary Van Zomeren 5, wists' 2 'X' into if so X 'AJ x X YQWQSJQQQXAXZP Asst N tyskfxltii M59 rcshmen so it O MELBA VAN HEMERT President JERRY SLYKHUIS Vice President 3 if s-NX i M K -is if LORET TA U NANCY JAN WESTERKAMP VANDER POL KREGEL Secretary -Treasurer Student Council The freshman class over- came their fear of the new surroundings and strange faces fespecially seniorsy. They became active in the various school functions. As can be expected, the freshmen are anxious to leave that lowly estate and ascend to a more esteemed position. Judy Den Adel Joan Vanden Baard Karen Vanden Baard Keith Beintema Paul Bogaard Jerry Breen Bill Breuklander Mary Breuklander Stanley De Bruin Ray Byers John Clark Donald Dop Alvin Van Dyke Richard Van Ee Donald Van Ekeren Jean Van Ekeran Ruth Fleck Jerry Franje Pam Gaass Joyce Garrett Michael Gates Janice De Geus Mary G0sse1ink Marvin Hackett Donna De Hamer Lloyd Van Hemert Cleatis Hershey Lawrence Van Heukelom 'K he m 1 . fs, ' 3 . 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J I, A , 1 ML HLVR pwfa T J 1, W VL L ggfwqu fa Mi. kfkjzjl l f .1 H I Z I fr X V L C I7 L Q5 L. it N,g I pglgl jf ,5 4 f V755 1 , I 4 , x , ' f H Af X, f . ,. Y A71 Yfl, N xg! V, , .4,A ,,.1 I, V 1-iff, K 'wwf . 1 L ,a. N I' ,, A .2 lf FIRST ROW: Larry Haverkamp, Jean Brown, Barb Boat, Bonnie Verrips, Bob Slykhuis. SECOND ROW: Bill Wing, Edith Nollen, Nancy Vander Pol, Connie Vander Meulen, Alda Pippel. THIRD ROW: Kay Kuyper, Mark De Cook, Don Dahm, Stan Nollen, Myra Verros, Joan Nollen, FOURTH ROW: Lee Rempe, Jan Kregel, Gerald Kuiper, Roger Duven. NOT PICTURED: Twylah Monster. iudmf Hvuucil During the course of the year, these students representing the var- ious organizations of the school with Miss Gosse1ink's help considered the various matters of importance throughout the year. At Christmas the Student Council sponsored the all-high school Christmas party. They also sponsored a clean-up campaign. The Student Council members also led the student discussion groups in the course of the year. OFFICERS President ---- - - BOB SLYKHUIS Vice President - - - - ALDA PIPPEL Secretary - - - - KAY KUYPER Treasurer - - - - STAN NOLLEN FIRST ROW: B. Boat, L. Van Ham, Q. Kuyper, S. Nollen, SECOND ROW: L. Van Essen, C. Perkey, K. Dearinger, K. Van Heukelom, E. Van Steenis, J. Nollen, K. Van Wyk, B. Verrips, K. DeBruin. THIRD ROW: V. Van Vark, M. Van Dusseldorp, H. Van Zee, E. Nollen, I. Vanden Berg, T. Monster, C. Vander Meulen, B. Boatsma L. Ward, R. Brower, R. Vos. FOURTH ROW: D. Dykstra, A. Tysseling, J. Vande Voort, W. Tysseling, A. Klyn, K. Wesselink, K. Kuyper, D. Dahm, L. Haverkamp, G. Vande Voort, E. Klyn. FIFTH ROW: D. Verros, L. Glendening, A. Pippel, S. Breen, J. Gosselink, T. Hill. J. Ulrich, S. Klyn, L. Steenhoek, E. Klyn, R. Van Ekeren. NOT PICTURED: D. Van Roekel, M. Uitermarkt, S. De Cook. Honor Sacic gf Those students who have maintained at least a B average may join Honor Society. Leadership, character, scholarship, and service comprise the quali- ties of the students who belong. They held their annual initiation and installation service in February. Twenty-one students joined at this time, making the total member- ship forty-nine. OFFICERS President ----- LEE VAN HAM Vice President-QUENTIN KUYPER Secretary ------ BARB BOAT Treasurer ----- STAN NOLLEN Student Council - - KAY KUYPER lf, 9 ri ff if . , fJ t ' 1' Pellzzd 211111 Sponsored by Mrs. Johnston, the Pelladium is published by the students of P. H. S. to tell the public of the events and interests around school. In addition to the weekly section in the town paper, the staff published several special editions, as well as having the news sent to other schools and towns. Editorial meetings were held every Friday afternoon to discuss, check, and organize each article for publication. , fi I 'Mp . , ' ' ' W OFFICERS . .J Editor-in-chief - - ------- KAY KUYPER 5 ' .1 Assistant Editor - - ----- KAREN wEssEuNK ' Headline Editor - - - - CONNIE VANDER MEULEN Sports Editor - - ' DON DAHM FIRST ROW: J. Kregel, D. Dahm, K. Wesselink, K. Kuyper, C. Vander Meulen, R. Van Ekeren. SECOND ROW: T. Van Steenis, M. Walraven, M. Hollebrands, V. Van Steenis, G. Ten Hagen, M. Meulpolder, P. Walraven, L. Sents. THIRD ROW: P. Van Ham, J. Muyskens, P. Van Waardhuizen, L. Westercamp, M. Van Zomeren, K. Mc- Donald, A. Bosveld, L. Ward, B. Boat. FIRST ROW: Edith Nollen, Kay Kuyper, Beverly Boatsma, Connie Vander Meulen Mary Kaldenberg. SECOND ROW: Mr. McCoy, Sponsor, Stanley Nollen, Stan Klyn, Mary Dieleman. President - - Vice President ---- - - STAN NOLLEN Student Council Secretary - - - CONNIE VANDER MEULEN TIC3 SLIICI' Uzespians At the beginning of the year only three members comprised Pelia High's Thespian Society. But after the Junior class play, five more students earned the required 10 points to join and raised the total to eight. The Thespians were quite active. They presented a skit at home- coming but the main project of the year was their Play Night. They presented three one-act plays with the casts chosen from the whole school. They were directed by the three senior members of Thespians OFFICERS -------- KAYKUYPER This organization is centered around commercial interest. Membership is obtained by eaming a typing pin or a shorthand certificate, ' Sorne of the highlights of the year were the annual Christmas Party and a visit to the Rolscreen, The girls meet during the third period, once a month, OFFICERS President - - - MAXINE UITERMARKT Vice President - - - KAREN VAN WYK Secretary - ------ JOAN NOLLEN Treasurer - - KAREN VAN HEUKELOM Student Council ---- MYRA VERROS Hvmmervial 611111 FIRST ROW: Eileen Nunnikhoven, Linda Van Zee, Evelyn Van Steenis, Jean Brown, Maxine Uitermarkt, Linda Steenhoek, Karen Van Wyk, Joan Nollen, SECOND ROW: Myra Verros, Loretta Van Waardhuizen, Karyn Ver Meer, Joan Bruinekool, Dorothy De Geus, Mary Van Heukelom, Karen Van Heukelom, Karen Dearinger, Marilyn Wal- raven, Hattie Barnes, Connie Schippers, Miss Sayler, THIRD ROW: Bonnie Verwers, Dolores Van Roekel, Kay Kuyper, Karen Klein, Alda Pippel, Linda Glendening, Arlene Klyn, Aberlene Ver Heul, Judy Van Ekeren, Cheryl Brower, Betty Wyma, Shirley Blom, Bertha Vander Hart, Marilyn Aalbers, FIRST ROW: A. Bosveld, L. Ward, M. Van Dusseldorp, I. Gosselink, Mrs. Johnston, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: R. Brouwer, K. Van Heukelom, A. Tysseling, T. Monster, A. Klyn, S. Duven, S. Vander Linden, B. Seals, L. Kingery. THIRD ROW: M. Schakel M. Vogelaar, N. Kool, R. Goemaat, I. Kregel, P. DeBruin, G. Ten Hagen, V. Seals, M. Schakel. FOURTH ROW: L. Kelderman, P. Kuyper, B. Byers, C. Holm, L. Bensink, P. Bogaard, L. Haverkamp, R. Van Heukelom, G. Witzenberg. Latin 611111 A new club, the Latin Club, was organized this fall under the supervision of Mrs. Johnston, the Latin teacher. Its purpose is to promote interest in the classical languages. The club met the first and third Thursday of every month. Some of the main projects of the year were the Christmas Party and the presentation of the movie 'Quo Vadis. They also sponsored Latin Week during the week of April 20. The annual Latin banquet was held during this week. The girls of the club ran the coat check at the home basketball games to earn money. President ----- LOIS WARD Vice President ----- JERRY GOSSELINK Secretary - - ALICE BOSVELD Treasurer - - - MARILYN VAN DUSSELDORP Student Council - -BILL WING Pep 61116 This year the Pep Club began its reorganization, under the fine supervision of Mr. Epperly. Each of the girls made a green wool skirt and wore it with a white sweater or blouse at the games. Their spirit gave encouragement to the rest of the students. In addition to cheering at the games, the girls held a car-wash to raise money. OFFICERS President ---- -------- J OAN NOLLEN Vice President ------- DOLORES VAN ROEKEL Secretary-Treasurer LORETTA VAN WAARDHUIZEN Student Council ------- - - - BONNIE VERRIPS vig? V? ' :MW played basketball in Oskaloosa. OFFICERS Monday night sets the meeting time for the G. R. A. They meet in gym badminton, or basketball. When the weather is nice they venture out or a scavenger hunt. For special meetings, the group went bowling, swim- President - - - --------- ALDA PIPPEL Vice President ---- - - DOLORES VAN ROEKEL Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - ---- KAY KUYPER student councu - - - - - JOAN NOLL 'v n Wfwfdf awwfffffffif sffff wwf wwf FIRST ROW: D. Dieleman, L. Hackert, B. Vander Waal, B, Slykhuis, C. Slykhuis, M. Uitermarkt, Mr. Vines. SECOND ROW: B. Brouwer, E. McReyno1ds, A. Vander- Linden, R. De Jong, M. Vander Linden, J. Steenhoek, P, Swank, I. Slykhuis, B. Rig- gen, L. Van Heukelom, G, Wouterse, J. Blom, J, Vanden Berg. THIRD ROW: A. Roose, E, Klyn, C. Verwers, K. Robus, D. Butler, L. Vander Linden, S. De Cook, R. Vos, G. Vande Voort, D. Poortinga, L, Kool, R, Van Zee, M. Terpstra, FOURTH ROW: R. Vanden Berg, E, Klyn, D, Van Zante, D. Dop, G. Roose, J. Vander Linden, T. Van Vliet, R, Riggen, R, Willemson, C. Bogaard, M. Van Wyk, M. Klein. FIFTH ROW: G. Roose, P. Westercamp, N, Van Zante, S, Vroom, L. Van Gorp, M. Hiem- stra, H. Westercamp, L, Vander Werff, L, Bogaard, L. Terpstra, R, De Bruin, R. Van- Vark, M, Dop, L. Steenhoek, O. Ver Meer, Q g 9 The FFA, which has 59 members this year, is under the supervision of Mr. Cecil Vines, The FFA undertook various activities this year, The Mg- 1 135- highlights of the year included the Dairy Judging Con- L-,aQ' test at Newton, the FFA banquet, and the Donkey ,ff Basketball game. OGNEIPN They also went on numerous field trips and other ASH activities. They drove tractors for tours and operated - 'Q a concession stand during Tulip Time. Vo'-j Q 949 OFFICERS Cub president -------------- sos sLYKHu1s Vice President - - - - - BOB VANDER WAAL Secretary ---- - - CHARLES SLYKHUIS Treasurer - - ---- LARRY HACKERT Reporter - - - - MELVIN UITERMARKT Sentinel - - - - - DUANE DIELEMAN 67 ,x , CZ , A ,fy . ,A K , Q 1 . Q M fame V sf IWW! 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Bosch, V. Van Steenis, L. Van Essen, M. Van Hemert, E. Schakel, M. Walraven, J. Vander Waal, B. Boatsma, S. Duven, S. Van Rheenen, C. Mold, N. Vander Pol, J. Van Ekeren. SECOND ROW: L. Van Zee, L. Ward, G. Ten Hagen, S. Vander Linden, J. De Cook, L. Vande Voort, G. Steenhoek, W. Tysseling. M. Van Heukelom, K. Van Heukelom, A. Tysseling, M. Beyer, K. Ver Meer, L. Vanden Berg, K. Roorda, P. De Bruin. THIRD ROW: J. Van Zee, L. Glendening, C. Vander Meulen, K. Kuyper, L. Van Waardhuizen, P. Van Ham, I. Nollen, D. Douwstra, B. Wyma. J. Bruinekool, A. Klyn, S. Van Gorp, L. Steenhoek. M. Verros, A. Bosveld, J. De Geus. FOURTH ROW: M. Evers, M. Van Zomeran, K. Wesselink, E. Nollen, L. Westercamp, K. McDonald, B. Boat, I. Van Ekeren, S. Breen, P. Ver Ploeg, D. Vander Pol, A. Pippel, K. Klein, P. Gaass, B. Vander Linden I. Vander Voort, M. Dieleman. Qirls' 5166 61116 OFFICERS President - - - - BARBARA BOAT Secretary - - - - KAY KUYPER Treasurer - - - - ------- MYRA VERROS Student Council - - - -CONNIE VANDER MEULEN V ' D L' FIRST ROW: Miss Tysseling, Director, L. Kingery, K. De Bruin, G. Vande Voort, P. Kuyper, P. Bogaard, V. De Jong, D. Vander Wilt, L. Haverkamp, J. Bogaards, S. Stientjes, I. Franje, J. Grandia, P. Vanden Berg, SECOND ROW: J. Hoogenakker, L Van Ham, P. Westercamp, T. Tysseling, M. Uitermarkt, G. Kuiper, L. Kelderman, S. Vroom, Q. Kuyper, L. Toom, H. Westercamp, J. Gosselink. THIRD ROW: L. Van Gorp, D. Vander Wilt, R. Vos, E. Van Rheenen, J. Ulrich, R. Buwalda, S. N01- len, M. De Cook, R. Van Ekeren, R. Duven, T. Hill, M. Kane, L. Van Dusseldorp, J. Brockway. Hays ' 5156 611111 OFFICERS President - - ------ - - LEE VAN HAM Secretary - - - - STAN NOLLEN Treasurer - - - - - RON VAN EKEREN Student Council - - - - - ROGER DUVEN O ' u -9 ' , ' Boys' Quartet 1 Lxywjf W g YW 1 1 J' ' fa-1' fl A V? I 'sn X v L 1 gwvt .5 b , r Q ' I . MQ xv Gul! by J '. ' Sexter Adj: '.A,' 0- I 5 ' ' l ig, .IIWUOUV 'Z 1 Qgwf gk - - um -xW 65M AM, df wax 4 V- X ,-17 1 7 N 'WJ Nw MW QQJUYJINA5 MW? if Qmg,UL W if WNW 1 , V ' 'MA4 J ,,.. u. ,' 'T' ff' C J 1' -f 7 wa. Girts ' ,,. .,x gs Wrrig' 'W' 'L W 'v --H S., 0,4 I , '.o f if fm- if ' gl Jldem' Kumar! Hand FIRST ROW: D. Vander Wilt, P. Gaass, B. Boatsma, M. Hollebrands, J. Brown, K. Kuyper, J. Huyser, J. Vande Voort, R. Kuyper, B. Boat. SECOND ROW: P. De Bruin, C. Vander Meulen, N. Vander Pol, S. Van Rheenen, J. Bruinekool, P. Toom, G. Ten Hagen, G. Steenhoek, L. Sents, M. Ter Louw, D. Van Roekel, L. Steenhoek, R. Van Rees, C. De Bruin, I. Nollen, A. Pippel. THIRD ROW: K. McDonald, B. Van Zante, I. I-Ioogenakker, I. Brockway, L. Van Ham, J. Karr, Q. Kuyper, J. Roorda, S. Duven, M. Van Zomeren, K. De Bruin, J. Gosselink, M. Kuiper, A. Roose, T. Monster, J. Breen, K. Dearinger, P. Bogaard, I. Steenhoek, Mr. Lynch, Director. 2- During the seventh period every day, one of the bands, either training band or concert band, could be heard practicing fervently. This year, as in other years, the band was very active. They marched at each home football game, sold popcorn at the basketball games and marched at Tulip Time. They also operated a concession stand at this time. Included in the highlights of the year were their two concerts. They pre- sented a very fine winter concert and an equally good spring concert. Gaining Hand FIRST ROW: Pam Gaass, C. Vander Meulen, N. Vander Pol, S. Van Rheenen, P. Ver Ploeg, L. Sents, G. Steenhoek, M. Van Steenis, C. Mol, I. Huyser. SECOND ROW: L. Rozendaal, M. Meulpolcler, P. Toom, G. Ten Hagen, J. Kregel, M. Gosselink, L. Kingery, J. Karr, M. Van Zomeren, I. Roorda, L. Steenhoek, C. De Bruin, S. Van Gorp, J. Nollen, L. Kelderman. THIRD ROW: K. Roorda, B. Van Zante. J. Clark, J. Breen, K. Dearinger, A. Roose, A. Vander Linden, L. Van Hemert, P. Bogaard, I. Steenhoek, Mr. Lynch, Director. Senior kccifal u W' 0 r QZIV' ya--fa-.2102-M44.,.w.,4 ,ST H., , Brass Sextet 1 French Horn Quartet T1'UmPef Quartet Flute Tr1o Wt Oh Woodwmd Tno Clarinet Quartet flomewmiug '58 f U15 Spzrzf af ZQHS Assemblies Psp Meetings Q L , A JV . . iH'f'Jy'! Wkhrmiww Sf' ' Af- 0 W W 7 4 Lf ' Epnnfjie Stiff WN. KY A W XMXDV , . 65:11 uidyblkkqy D R Nw 0 . My , A or ff NW Or 4, FU' P ? CWS 5N.fe7', 'rf X C X ily ow ' fy My QP 'X fwfr l We - 0 f 0 ,- ' t ,J '24 l6'r0rfm far the l5'ridc RVIN ROOSE - - - EDITH NOLLEN ------- Mrs. Gray ERLY BOATSMA MARY DIELEMAN - - - STAN KLYN ---- PHYLLIS VER PLOEG PHYLLIS WALRAVEN CAST - - - Bert Gray JERRY BOGAARDS - - -Ernest Digberry CHARLES DE BRUIN - Roger Hornblow DARLYS BOSCH -------- Susie DON VANDER WILT-Deacon Merridew VIVIAN VAN STEENIS - - Dolly Laurel GLENDA STEENHOEK - Lola Lovelace MR. MCCOY -------- Director - - Linda Gray - Miranda Gow - - Tony Piper Josie Mrs. Digberry '14 I' , x N . 3 17 I , ' 7 f V! 0 junior 611155 Play if JJ April fave I 454 'af f'f 3 lg vi 4' 5 3 lk .xx if a 'ill ll! Z2 2 , gfllil' J U FIRST ROW: Linda Van Zee, Karen Van Heukelom, Arlene Klyn, Charlotte Perkey, Marilyn Van Dusseldorp, Edith Nollen, Karen Dearinger, Marilyn Walraven, My I3 Verros, Delores Verros. SECOND ROW: Larry Terpstra, Don Dahm, Larry Bogaards, Larry Hackert, Dale Kane, Mr. Geurts, Larry Vander Werff. 15,115 Oficers Librarians SEATED: Martha Ter Louw. STANDING: Janna Huyser, Betty Wyma, Alice Bosveld, Wanda Toom, Marilyn Van Wyk, Sandra Franje, Willene Tysseling, Aberlene Ver Heul, Joan Bruinekool, Marcia Van Steenis, Kathy McDonald, Dorothy De Geus, Bertha Vander Hart, Jessie De Jong. thletics S 65 K Khamps Pella began the football season under the direction of two new coaches, Mr, Baldwin and Mr, Weber, The boys, showing great enthusiasm and a desire to win, The season's record was 7- 1-0, which gave us the South Cen tral Conference Championship. Our thanks to the boys and to the coaches for giving us the finest football season in the history of the school, FIRST ROW: D, Butler, J, Ulrich, R, Buwalda, R, Vander Leest, D, Kane, SECOND ROW: B. Rempe, T, Tysseling, T, Van Vliet, L, Rempe, N, Van Zante, P, Vander Berg, T, Hill, THIRD ROW: B, Baldwin, Coach, R, Palmquist, H, Braafhart, F. Michmershuizen, J, Slykhuis, M, Hackert, M. Van Wyk, FOURTH ROW: B, Int' Veld, G, Beyer, B, Ulrich, D, Wickhart, attacked their opponents with vigor and defeated all but one, Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella S CORES 13 Indianola 0 33 Sigourney 7 28 A lbia 6 '7 Winterset 6 13 Charlton 0 12 Knoxville 0 6 Centerville 32 33 V alley '7 FIRST ROW: B. Slykhuis, M. De Cook. R. Duven, M. Vink, G. Kuiper. SECOND ROW: J, Gosselink, M. Heimstra, C, Slykhuis, C, Van Veen, W. Van Rees. THIRD ROW: M, Vander Molen, R, Zwank, D, Vander Werf, B. Riggen, S. Stientjes, R, Riggen, K, Weber, Assistant Coach, FOURTH ROW: P, Ongna, P, Bogaard, C' if ff c ed W I u '1 r 5 1 21 f Q2 E242 -. .L X f 33 f 41 31 4 3 44238 U i 5jE37giffQ20 FIRST ROW: J. Grandia, B. Slykhuis, P. Vanden Berg M De Cook G Kurper SEC OND ROW: B. Vander Waal, C. Slykhuis, S. Klyn J Ulnch M Kane Q Kuyper THIRD ROW: L. Van Ham, M. Hiemstra, H. Westercamp T H111 B Baldwin Coach Haskcfball Hhamps Our athletic department earned another star for Pella Hrgh s crown by win ning the South Central Conference basketball champronshrp This makes Pella High's second championshrp rn one yearl Our thanks to Coach Baldwin and the team for Pella Hrgh s greatest year in the world of sports. Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella SCORES Keota Valley Colfax Albia Indianola Chariton Knoxville Winterset Valley Tech Albia Bloom field Indianola Oskaloosa Knoxville FIRST ROW: Jan Kregel, Butch Int' Veld, Jerry Gosselink, Dennis Squibb, Alvin Van Dyke: SECOND ROW: Donald Dop, Paul Kuiper, mane Dieleman, Bob Ulrich Tony Tyssellng, Jerry Blom. THIRD ROW: Stan Roorda, Steve Stientjes, Paul Bogaard Jerry Breen, Mr. Ruthven. Squad ' The B Squad suffering from inexperience came through with several stretches of fine play especially towards the end of the season. However, their play was not consistent enough to produce a wmning record for the season. Pella 26 Pella 46 Pella 37 Pella 60 Pella 27 Pella 27 Pella 26 Pella 28 Newton Keota Valley Colfax Albia Indianola Chariton Knoxville SCORES Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Pella Winterset Valley Tech Albia Bloomfield Indianola Oskaloosa Knoxville ul 739, ,054 ' ff' WL ffl' W V' 91N-1'-'V' GERALD VEiw.xv: HOWARD PHIL 9,15 sw ' 7 + w . S ',,:g'-gwgf, 2 4 ,. L . Q.. ,,,,g. HM ,,., ,K xfmyigy 1 A fx 244 :HQ px, A m.,1.g,,lMQ ff Q? M I . Q, -X.: ff 2 i JM: ,E L , I in Wfqigi3w5.5s5,ZiNVE :V H 5 f wwf?-' e W L Q , .,.., ..w1if-Q:-:I-wzfiwg Q- fw:ffgw-Q?iJg.:1!f3!ifQ2'Q:bjQsL5gg L' myfifiiftf'.,r5'Q5,5r1.3L.iQ52if , ,. 1z:x1+fgAi,,L -wr Q K, U , 29223 :J 5322 4 gig, , 45P'4HUV?'il ' Flu!! 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L K w 2 ,E S ' ' 32, gi JE 'K 'P+ Qu Q 1 X' 1 U 3 ww 4 g X!-:Zh ' iss' W EE gg S Z' QUENTIN I . w .0 ' 1, f , 'lif F? , J l I Vice President : - I - - - -MARK DE COOK W X' . , - - - - - - 2 sf , X , 14 .V 5 Je. YY T FIRST ROW: B. Rempe, R. Riggen, T. Tysseling, D. Butler, D. Schakel, R. Palm- quist. SECOND ROW: T. Van Vliet, M. Hiemstra, T. l-lill, N. Van Zante, C. Slykhuis, L. Rempe, B. Vander Waal, D. Eeling. THIRD ROW: R. Duven, R. Van Ekeren, G. Kuiper, M. Mitchell, R. Buwalda, Q. Kuyper, G. Beyer, C. Van Veen, D. Squibb. FOURTH ROW: J. Ulrich, P. Vander Berg,,B. Slykhuis, M. De Cook, J. Grandia, R. Vander Leest, P. Toom, W. Van Rees, J. Gosselink. Bays ' letter 61116 Any boy who qualifies as a letter winner in any of the four varsity sports can become a Letter Club member. The new members are initiated into the club by the 'distinguished' old members. The club, which is sponsored by Mr. Baldwin, held a penny carnival early in the spring. 'Madam Fifi and Her Chorus Girls was their contribution to the homecoming skit night. OFFICERS Q I D4 President BOB SLYKHUIS M X Secretary Treasurer JERRY ULRICH Student Council GERALD KUIPER B , th faff Typing, copy sheets, pictures, proportions, deadlines to meet and late hours were all part of the work that went into the '59 DUCHESS, The staff worked furiously, selling annuals and putting the whole thing together and finally the last shipment went out. 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