Class Officers and Sponsors List of Student Leaders
Senior President Keith Hudson and Junior President Lawrence Clark lead a roster with vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurers across classes. Names include Mildred Krebs, Carolyn Clark, Ariene Roseman, Jean Maw, Darrel Beckwith, and others amid sponsor credits and 320.45 listed amounts.
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Keith Hudson
Robert Glathar
Etietes
Fern Nippert
Gerald Garrels Sromroe CecSetain
Sinkey
Lawrence Clark
Mildred Krebs
Treas
Maxine Nider Rele
McCreight
Carolyn
Clark
Harvey Cunningham
Ariene Roseman
Ludington
Wares
Jean Maw
Darre
Beckwith
Donald Engelman
Marjorie Maw Mias Grant
Girls Senior Glee Club Officers and roles listed
The text lists senior glee president Lucille Nider and secretary treasurer Delpha Wiemers with 53 Clara Achtemeier, junior glee officer Fern Nippert, secretary Gladys Garton, librarian Arlene Schnvelle, and notes fees of 25 cents.
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Lucille Nider
Treas
Delpha Wiemers
Faculty listed for High School under L F Sinkey
Superintendent L F Sinkey leads the Commercial department with Principal Carl Ludingtop guiding Science and Shop. Russell McCreight handles Normal Training and Mathematics. Dorothy Weidauer covers Social Science and Biology. Margaret Grant teaches English and Music. H C Kelley oversees 7 8 and 6 part time dramatics. LaVerne Heyne teaches 4 5 part time 6th. Flossie Raymond handles 1st 2nd and 3d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Sinkey
Commercial
Carl Ludingtop
Russell McCreight
Dorothy Weidauer
Margaret Grant
H C. Kelley
LaVerne Heyne
Flossie Raymond
Staff Editor-in-Chief and Assistants Named
The note lists Scott Miller as Editor-in-Chief and Max Hall as Assistant Editor with a sponsor line reading 2.5.6.3 6s and a Miss Weidauer reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Miller
Max Hall
Miss Weidauer
Calendar of P C track meets and school events
The schedule lists a Pioneer Conference track meet on Friday April 29, a Junior and Senior banquet on Saturday April 30, an Activities program at Diller on Tuesday May 3, an Educational day on Friday May 6, a Senior class play on Wednesday May 11, a state track meet on Friday May 13 and 14, a Baccalaureate on Sunday May 15, Commencement on Thursday May 19, and school out on Friday May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Diller
May Day traditions and the beauty of springtime
An outline of May as a month of transition and growth with poetic note on its weather, flora, and origins. It discusses May’s name origins linked to Maia or Majores, Mayflowers hawthorn and emerald as gems, and the long standing outdoor May Day festivities in England, describing village green gatherings and communal celebrations.
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Maia
England
May Holidays and Memorial Days Highlighted
The article lists May observances: May Day for Child Health Day, Bird Day in honor of James Audubon, Southern Memorial Day in the Carolinas, the Mother’s Day observance on the second Sunday in May with Anna Jarvis noted as originator, and May 30th Memorial or Decoration Day in northern states to honor fallen service members.
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James Audubon
North
South Carolina
Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
U.S
Educational Day Set for May 6 at Dilier Public School
Educational Day runs Friday by the Dilier Public School with rural school participation. The program includes morning assembly rural presentations, scholastic contests, a noon picnic, a band performance, and athletic events. Rural teachers will display art work as the event grows each year.
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Dilier
Senior Notes Summary of class studies and essays
Delia Roelfs notes on pronunciation, appreciation types, and essays. English 12 analyzes Burns by Carlyle offering a unique perspective, highlighting truth, hard work, honesty. Rural Sociology reports cover Child Labor Taxes Men and Machinery and Future of America. Advanced Typing crafts business letters contracts and tests.
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Burns
Carlyle
Robert Burnes
Future of America
Educational Day Prep and Class Projects Highlighted
The report notes American Literature students studying negro spirituals and spelling, with Friday poems read aloud. American History outlines Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal, to be compiled into a booklet for Educational Day. Physics studies focus on new electrical devices like irons and toasters.
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Franklin. D. West End
School Class Projects Include Craft and Lab Activities
The passage notes beginners typing letters and 10 minute speed tests. Biology class used an owio laboratory period last week learning about a bird. Shop class projects list several items with student names associated to each project.
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Owio
Robert Clathar
Robert Patton
Bob Man
Roger Diller
Vizzi Weaver
Billicholson
Laurice
Robert Fry
Lloyd Green
Kenneth Becker
Dick Close
Sophomore Notes from Arlene Roseman on Class Studies and Track Meet
The English 10 class finished the study of oral and written themes and tested on the chapter. World History covers World War causes, weapons, and U.S. entry on April 6, 1917. Track events include multiple records with Hollenbeck, Rose M, Litzenberger, and Berniece among top finishers.
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Scrab
Rustum
United States
U. S
Freshmen Notes From Julia Diller
Freshmen notes cover classwork across English capitalization rules Capitalization punctuation and Merchant of Venice notebooks. Community Civics discusses promoting right living rights from the constitution and law. General Science reports a field trip southwest of town collecting plant specimens. Algebra 9 notes new rules for solving equations containing eight.
Diller wins Endicott Invitation track meet
Diller took first with 403 feet 7 inches, Hollensburg second with 243 7, Mahaska third with 22. Two records fell in the broad jump, old mark 19 feet inch, new mark 19 feet 10 inches.
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Diller
Bury
Hollenberg
Mahaska
Girls Physical Training Teams Compete For Points
Two teams and captains selected as Lorene Achtemaier leads a girls physical training meet. Events include sprints, jumps, throws, relays and softball with scores 6 3 1 and 8 for the ball game winner. Last week Nider's group won by four points.
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Lorene Achtemaier
Maxine
Lucille Nider
Maxine Nider
Nider
L. Achtecos
D. Barber
M. Jones
C. Clark
J.bood
G. Garton
Y. Nicholson
M. Lottman
F. Close V. Meyer
L. Nidergators
Maw
B. Cuthbert
M. Maw
A. Schouelle
J. Diller
F. Avantanaty
E. Novotny
E. Grefe
E. Richardson
B. Thompson
Garton
Clark
Cuthbert
Bond
S Put—Jones
Novotov
Diller
Nippert
Freshman Track Meet Yields Lopsided Victory
Freshman boys and girls held a track meet Friday at 3 20. The boys dominated with wins in the 440 yd dash and high jump among others. Wheeler Green led field events with a first in shot put and several runners placed in sprints.
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Miller
Lamb
Hudson
Jones
Green
J Man
C Clark
Freshmen Boys Relay Victory Details
The text notes two events: Green Ist and Maw 2nd with Lyte ace, Broad-Miller Ist in a swap against M Maw and Diller, Maw 3rd, and a freshmen boys relay win. Specific teams or schools are not identified. The fragment suggests track or swimming events and a relay victory by freshmen.
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Green
J Maw
Ace Lyte
Broad — Miller
M. Maw
Diller
From Russia and America Will Shape Future Music
Quote from Leopold Auer on global music futures. He cites Russia and America as the youngest art nations, praises New York as a current musical center, notes rapid American development, and predicts radio will play a crucial role in musical taste.
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Russia
America
New York
Leopold Auer
Specialties and Student Banquet News from School
The Junior and Senior banquet will feature Robert Fry Bill Nicholson Freddie Drexler Robert Duis and Roger Diller waiting tables. The Scholastic contest has been postponed to Tuesday, not Friday. Girls Athletica were defeated by the Freshmen boys track team. Freddie Drexler plans to dress as a girl for Cynthia's Strategy a May 3 musical. Coach Lusted is a musician who conducted a band last Saturday. contact Mr Ludington at 29 for band master inquiries.
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Robert Fry
Bill Nicholson
Freddie Drexler
Robert Duis
Roger Diller
Girls Athletica
Cynthia
Lusoston
Mr. Ludington
Diller High Routs at Pioneer Conference Scholastic Meet
Plymouth won the Pioneer Conference scholastic contest with Diller placing second by 13 points. Diller students medaled in Bookkeeping Dale Sandman 3d American Literature L Clark English 10 A Roseman 3d Advanced Arithmetic S Miller 1st J Bond 2nd Physics R Grefe 2nd S Miller 3rd Ray 0 R Duis 2nd A Las Civies L beetate Advanced a ae Jr Business ping D Beck Ist.
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Diller High School
Plymouth
Reynolds
Diller
Dale Sandman
L. Clark
A. Roseman
S. Miller
J. Bond
R. Grefe
S. Miler
Ray
R. Duis
L. Beetate
Ae Jr
D. Beck
Seventh and Eighth Grade Notes From Eleanor Richardson
In art class students craft window decorations featuring a bird house among tulips and grass as birds run toward future homes. Penmanship aims for end of year awards while Esther Lamb and Betty Grabber create a fruit and vegetable border on a blackboard. Sixth graders Denise Anderson Marilyn Miller and Rosetta Grefe earned 100 percent in spelling. Continued on page 4-B.
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Esther Lamb
Betty Grabber
Se Healthy Home
Denice Anderson
Marilyn Miller
Rosetta Grefe
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Glee Club Officers
Scott A Miller
Delia Roelfs
Cluss
Max Thompson
Dom Haaes
Arlene Roseman
Deas
Hollenbemen
Berniece
Litzenberger
Rose M
de Busk E
Diller D
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Lottman
Sandman
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Litzenberg
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Korte
Maheska
Barneston
Alexandria
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Kuck
Crosier
Sharp
Patton
Thompson
Gobel
Cossart
Rose
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Icholson
Nicholson D
Cook B
Sharp A
Lutzenberger H
Yochar A
Cossack M
Man D
G Garrels
Harold A
Haige A
Colman
Fairbury
Endicott
Julia Diller
Athletic News
Carolynn Clark
Jean Bond
Eleanor Richardson
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