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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1937

Page

9

Diller School News Highlights Staff and Class Assignments

Student groups perform speeches and plays while staff list includes Robert Thompson as Assistant Dramatic, Gerald Garrels in music, Pete Carolynn Clark and Scott Miller overseeing 7th and 8th grades. Teachers Keith Hudson Robt Glathar Sybil Fasnacht Earnest Garrels and Clara Achtemeier listed with grade duties.

Robert Thompson Gerald Garrels Pete Carolynn Clark Scott Miller Keith Hudson Rob’t Glathar Sybil Fasnacht Earnest Garrels Clara Achtemeier

Contests Build Talent In County District And State Music Meet

The editorial argues weekly practice and preparation for the county music contest the district contest in Geneva and the state contest in Lincoln are worthwhile. Contests spur talent, reveal weaknesses, and foster learning through healthy competition. Diller's music talent supports ongoing growth.

Geneva Lincoln Diller Jean. Paul Richter B. G

April 8 Father and Son Banquet Honors Athletes

Community members recall last year's fine banquet and look forward to a second gathering honoring school athletes. The event aims to encourage clean living among boys and credits the help of the ladies for its success.

Diller School Students Attend District Music Contest

Fifty music students from the Diller school will attend the district music contest in Geneva this Friday and Saturday. The list of students traveling by car includes H. H Green Rex Green Francis Clark LEF Sinkey A Wiemers Scott Miller S B Viers J Lottman H Fanders H Close F Garrels J Wapet E E Clark C Ludington and B Hall.

Diller School Geneva H. H Green Rex Green Francis Clark Lef’ Sinkey A. Wiemers Scott Miller S. B. Viers J. Lottman H. Fanders H. Close F. Garrels J. Wapet E. E. Clark C. Ludington B. Hall

Diller Town Praises Hospitality For Music Contest Guests

Compliments from other towns highlight the welcome provided to music contestants held in Diller. The faculty express deep appreciation for community cooperation and support during the event.

Diller

Track repair work underway to restore surface quality

Track work began last week to fix a soft surface and bring the field into first class condition. Crews removed damaged sections and laid new material to stabilize drainage and improve safety for upcoming events.

Max Johnson Places at Sectional Speech Contest

Max Johnson placed well at the sectional speech contest held in Steele City last Tuesday. He competed in the Oratorical division. Participating towns included Liberty, Wymore, Steele City, Davenport, Fairbury, Reynolds, Holmesville, Barnston, Endicott and Diller. Amanda Achtemeier and Reuben Fanders also represented their school in the dramatic and humorous divisions respectively.

Max Johnson Steele City Liberty Wymore Davenport Fairbury Reynolds Holmesville Barnston Endicott Diller Amanda Achtemeier Reuben Fanders Amanda Reuben

Vague Fragments Hint At Announcements Incomplete

Fragmentary text suggests an announcements section or Reviews class reference but lacks clear names, dates, or context to identify a specific event or source details. The lines mention arrival of items and Australian reference phrases without coherent structure.

Unclear Notes on Earth Origins and Training Discipline

Fragmentary passage discusses topics like composition origin of earth seasons longitude latitude time seas and surface of the earth. Mentions professional training students and concerns about disciplinary methods used recently.

Jolly Juniors Deliberations Highlight Roosevelt and Taft Era

The article recalls Roosevelt’s influence in securing Taft’s nomination as Republicans split, aiding Wilson’s 1912 Democratic victory. It contrasts with class notes on hard water issues, boiler scale, and soap lather, and mentions Shakespeare and typing class tests as school activities.

Ofheodore Roosevelt Taft Woodrow Wilson

School Debates Shape Week in Classrooms

Sophomore notes show agriculture geography students testing oats wheat barley and corn with daily growth diagrams. Geometry students tackle loci construction theorems. World History covers revolutions of 1830 1848 in France and effects abroad. English class debates city life versus country life and school focus on athletics with negative sides winning both times.

Nebrdska France

Freshman and English Classes Cover Fractions and Punctuation

The Algebra class studies the sum of fractions and sign changes with emphasis on reducing results to lowest terms. The English 9 class practices correct punctuation including commas question marks periods and exclamation marks.

Venice

Daedalus and Icarus Tale Teaches Obedience in Latin Class

In Unit XII the class reads The Myth of Daedalus and Icarus. The lesson shows the danger of disobeying a father as Icarus flies too close to the sun and perishes. The story captivated students.

Daedalus Icarus

Most Overworked Words and Users Dict maker picks flouted terms

Wilfred J. Funk lists ten overused words and the chief offenders including Children, Hollywood, Broadwayites, and columnists. He once compiled a list of ten most beautiful words and notes critics reacted in 1932 1933 to such lists.

Wilfred J. Funk Okeh Sho Yirs Hollywood Funk

Seventh and Eighth Graders Plan Debt Payoff Study

Notes from a county exhibit preparation show seventh and eighth grade students mounting art while studying taxation. They consider methods for the United States to pay its large debt, viewing taxation as the only viable option.

United States Sam

Fifth Grade Studies Lofty Topics and Art Exhibit

The fourth through sixth grades cover cubic measure volume and declinals in coming weeks. Fifth Geography begins Asia studies while language classes draft letters of recommendation and applications. An art exhibit by the room will travel to Fairbury for judging by April 10. Palmer Method Award recipients include Stanley Diller Harold Dean Allen Mary App Cun oeham Russell Madden Ian cholson Elizabeth Cunningham doves Johnson ale Weaver Shirley Garrels. Perfect spelling students listed: Betty Grabber Margery Wilma Thompson Marilyn Miller Denice Anderson Joyce John son Elizabeth Cunningham Mary Lou Thompson Rodger Arntt ae Garrels Mary Ann Cunningham.

Asia Fairbury Stanley Diller Harold Dean Allen Mary App Cun Oeham Russell Madden Iancholson Elizabeth Cunningham Doves Johnson Ale. Weaver Shirley Garrels Betty Grabber Margery Wilma Thompson Marilyn Miller Denice Anderson Joyce Johnson Mary Lou Thompson Rodger Arntt Ae Garrels Mary -Ann Cunningham

First third grades review in Mrs Miller room

In the primary room Mrs S A Miller hosted 1st 2nd and 3rd graders this week. Students completed booklets with an Easter verse and took them home before spring vacation. The class, focusing on art and a reading review, will finish a project after break.

S. A. Miller Thig

Diller Hosts Seventy Music Contestants in Snow

Diller welcomed about 70 music contestants staying in town due to dangerous driving conditions from snow and ice during the Pioneer Music Contest. School officials arranged overnight housing with local families, easing worry for parents and ensuring safe transport for participants. Breakfasts in Diller homes left a warm impression, while judging was strict and notable performances drew applause from Bob Greed and others.

Diller Supt L. F. Sinkey Daykin

Dirk the Little Dutch Boy Draws Attention

A brief note highlights Dirk a small Dutch boy figure gaining interest among readers. The description underscores curiosity about his origin and symbolism.

Dirk

Plymouth High School Thanks for Hospitality in Contest

Appreciation note from Superintendent Sinkey conveys gratitude from Plymouth High School faculty parents and community for the hospitality shown by Dillon during a music contest. It notes inclement weather forced overnight stay and praises the hosts for their fine treatment and genuine hospitality. Dated Plymouth March 23, 1937.

Sinkey Ee of Plymouth Plymouth High School Diller Dillon W. Reichenback Plymouth

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