On April 28 and 30, the Pella High drama department, band department, and orchestra put on the Carnaby Club in the East gym. It originally began as a collaboration effort between the vocal and band departments. However, in recent years, it has become a collaboration between the orchestra, band, and drama departments. Students who are […]
The Spanish Bowl was held on April 11 at Central College. Students from schools in the region participated in the Spanish Bowl by playing a wide variety of games in teams. The games ranged from making a skit to participating in a Spanish quiz. Teams of students consisted of six students all from the same […]
The 2016/2017 school year has been a great season for girl’s golf, with a 5-0 record. According to senior Sydney Wiskus, the new coach, Joe Tangen, has had an positive impact on the team and is leading them in their success. Sydney Wiskus Interview
Bailee Meyer and Ava Rowe, Bronwyn Metcalf and Cecily Johnson, Makayla Thompson and Ethan Vance, and Isaac Zeimetz and Elizabeth Lovell are all running for student body president and vice president. Visit Pelladium.com to see interviews of the candidates.http://pelladium.com/student-body-campaign/
Pella FFA is partnering with Pella FFA Alumni and friends to sell smoked meats at Tulip Time this year. Products that will be sold are smoked pork chop on a stick, smoked pork burgers dipped in BBQ sauce, and smoked skinless brats. Pella FFA member, Bekkah Weers said, “I had like five of them last […]
The Chronicle published a story about Iowa’s yearbook week and the yearbook staff at PHS
Junior Thomas Gualey and Classmates Take Trip to Cargill On March 29, Robin Hamman and three students took a trip to Eddyville to tour Cargill. The students were sophomore Noah Linde and juniors Shawn McCracken and Thomas Gauley. This was a select opportunity for students who had an interest in applying for an internship this […]
Prom took place on April 8 in Graham Center at Central College. The theme was Zen Garden. View the prom photo gallery at Pelladium.com.
On Tuesday, March 28, the AP Government classes took a trip to the state capitol to participate in citizen lobbying. Every student was to prepare materials over an issue they were compelled to speak out on. They then had to contact a Congressman with whom they would meet to discuss their issue and push for […]
On Wednesday, April 5th, 2017, the seven schools in the Little Hawkeye Conference were allowed to invite 10 art students and submit up to 20 pieces of art. The slides link below showcases the artist’s work, name of the artist, the category the art was entered, and the title of the work. Ten of our twenty submissions were honored with […]