Diller School News Staff Credits and Roles
Student staff prepare school news with names and duties across speech plays music books clipping and grade level assignments. Staff include Robert Thompson Gerald Garrels Carolynn Clark Clara Achtemeier Scott Miller Keith Hudson Rob't Glathar Sybil Fasnacht Eunice Barber and Earnest Garrels.
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Robert Thompson
Gerald Garrels Woo
Sonaine
Sadeves
Carolynn Clark
Clara Achtemeier
Scott Miller
Keith Hudson
Rob’t Glathar
Sybil Fasnacht
Earnest Garrelsles
Eunice Barber
Safety First Posters on High School Walls
Safety messages appear on school walls urging students to consider highway hazards. The piece notes progress in safety devices and roads but rising accidents, blaming drivers as the primary cause. It calls for personal responsibility and self review to reduce crashes.
Town Team Set for Debut Against Plymouth at Diller
The town team opens with Plymouth at Diller on December 10. Manager Sinkey held practice last Monday with twelve players, split into two squads. Tip-off and reserve drills dominated. the town team’s reserves gain prep for the Thursday game against Diller’s team. Ladies organization formed with Miss Eidauer elected manager. all women eligible for membership.
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Plymouth
Diller
Sinkey
Dillerighs
Actice
Misseidauer
Boys Ping Pong Tournament Advances to Semifinals
About twenty eight boys signed up for the tourney with one player out of the event. The doubles draw began on February 2 and semifinals are set to be completed Thursday.
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Everly
Girls Gym Plans Practice After Last Friday Event
Fragmentary report notes girls planned basketball practice after a recent Friday event. It mentions Gusepes Gusepes and G. m. Claes with unspecified details and a tournament planned. Time 3:20 Friday noted but unclear.
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G. m. Claes
Pingex
Fragmentary education notes mix with training terms and stray phrases
The readable text blends phrases about serious seniors and training with scattered references to laws, columns, and bookkeeping. It presents no clear event, person, or place, making a coherent report impossible from the available fragments.
Truth and honesty lessons in school reflections
A fragment from a school page describes debates on money and checks, compares credit use to insurance, and quotes students and teachers on truth. Candid notes mention class discussions, essays on truth, and lines from Francis Burton, Dale Garrels, Myrtle Hutchinson, Hope Rent, and Amanda Achtemeier.
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Francis Buncon
Yearling Seniors Miss Theater Party For Pigskin Parade
Yearling seniors could not hold their end of year theater party. On Friday Nov 29 they met at Fanders and proceeded to the Rivoli theatre in Beatrice to view the Pigskin parade. Present were Lucille Harry Beckwith Faye Diller Walter Carpenter Gretchen Fanders G Fanders Ferry Donald Mawohnson.
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Fanders
Beatrice
Lucille Harry Beckwith
Faye Diller
Walter Carpenter
Gretchen Fanders
G -Fanders
Ferry
Donald Maw
Ohnson
Jolly Juniors Prove All Things Fast That Which Is Good
Fragmentary text describes students and teachers discussing history and literature. Mentions works like The Kiss of? and History of United Netherlands and Deaths of Oh. No clear events or outcomes emerge from the readable lines.
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America
Uietherlands
Typing Styles Clash With 20th Century Type Writing
The team reports ergonomic strain while using 20th Century Type writing text this year. Operators note finger twisting and altered hand positions as they adapt to the font style in daily tasks.
Sophomore Classes Report on English World History and Geometry
The Sophomore English class learns paragraph development by definition comparison detail and citing examples. World History covers Julius Caesar Augustus Caesar and Pompey with Pompey’s jealousy leading to Caesar’s death. Geometry explores construction proofs including angle bisectors and matching a given angle.
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Julius
Augustus Caesar
Pompey
Caesar
Richard Byrd Leads Antarctic Exploration Venture
The Vocations cluss notes the dangerous field of exploration with Richard E. Byrd as the leading figure. Byrd has explored the Antarctic region and founded Little America, highlighting the peril and limited participation in such ventures.
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Cluss
Richard E. Byrd
Roman mottos and armor studied by Latin class
Freshman students explored Roman training and phrased mottos like Labor Omnia Vincit meaning Work overcomes all. They also learned about Roman soldiers and the armor used to defend themselves.
Prophecy Sparks War Tale in English Class Study
The nine grade discusses The Lady of the Lake and a prophecy about which side wins bloodshed first. In algebra class they study division noting subtracting exponents. General Science covers physics chemistry domestic life and geography with a focus on solar system concepts.
Speech Class Reviews Poem “A Similar Case”
The speech class performed the poem titled A Similar Case with most students delivering solid work. Three or four still seemed unprepared, but overall the session showed good progress and plans to repeat the piece next week to gauge improvement.
Nobel Prize Honors Eugene O Neill and Physics Laureates
Eugene O Neill, 48, wins Nobel prize for literature after no award in 1936. He receives about $45,000 for two years of honors and is the second American laureate in writing, following Sinclair Lewis. O Neill also holds a Pulitzer prize. In physics, Carl David Anderson and W Hess share the award at about $20,000 each for work at California Institute of Technology and Panneberg University.
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Eugene O’ Neill
O'Neill
O*neill
Carl David Anderson
Calif. Institute of Technology
W. @ Hess
Panbehennesbruck University
Anderson
Nobel Peace Prize History and 1938 Prize Context
The text notes the 1935 Peace Prize awarded to Otto von Ossietzky while imprisoned and details Nazi persecution. It mentions the 1938 prize to Carlos Saavedra Lamas and Oslo ceremony on December 10, tied to Alfred Nobel’s death anniversary and the nine million dollar endowment.
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Germany
OA von Ossietzky
Ossietzky
Hitler
Chancillor
Berlin
Oslo
Norway
Carlos Saavedra Lamas
Latin America
Alfred B. Nobel
Diller High School Girl Reserves Plan Inclusive Club
The Girl Reserves at Diller High School aim to expand beyond a few chapters into a Girls Club for all students. Two sides White and Blue compete to recruit the most girls for parties and programs with extra points for visiting performers. The first party is set for next week at the school house with special invitations.
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Diller High
Diller
Christmas Music Notes From School Carols and Ensembles
Snow and decorations set a festive mood as students sing Christmas carols and hymns. The clarinet ensemble includes Merlyn Lottman Eleanor Richardson Phyllia Renz Petty Clark Alice Lemon Booniempson and Richard Miller rehearsing for the game.
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Merlyn Lottman
Eleanor Richardson
Phyllia Renz
Petty Clark
Alice Lemon
Booniempson
Richard Miller
Diller Cups First Game Opens Season in Hednon Kansas
Diller ere bonis from H og Kansas scored 4 and 1 in the season opener while Sven Hy rallied for a high 22 points. Henderson and Lichtenberger added 4 points each for Hollen. Re serves won prelims 21 to 16 as band and Pep Club energized the crowd backing both teams.
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Diller
Sasse
Diller Cline
Henderson
Lichtenberger
Hollen
Unclear fragment about competition participation
Fragment suggests a team plans to participate in a game but notes not being as ready as rivals. Details are sparse and no names, dates, or places are readable to specify teams or outcomes.
Seventh and Eighth Grade Spelling Winners and Sales Event
The week’s top spellers in seventh and sixth grade include Leila Broadstone Dick Beck Dwaine Clark Julia Diller Yvonne Nicholson Lloyd Lamb Richard Miller and Juanita Anderson A new entrant Bonnie Thompson. Top tubercu lisol stamps sellers Neil Andrews and Richard Miller each sold 100 stamps Julia Diller sold 40. The art class finished window decorations signaling Christmas and the agriculture class is making a booklet on legumes noting legumes improve soil nitrogen with alfalfa highlighted.
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Leila Broadstone
Dick Beckwith
Dwaine Clark
Julia Diller
Yvonne Nicholson
Lloyd Lamb
Richard Miller
Juanita Anderson
Neil Andrews
Fourth to Sixth History Notes on Athens Assembly
The notes discuss ancient Athens assembly as a form of government similar to ours with nobles debating laws. A December calendar shows a star reading and a “Rab-a Dub-Dub Club” name implying a clean club.
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Claes
White House
Reading
England
America
New Third Grade Student Bernine Thompson Welcomed
Primary Notes cheer Bernine Thompson as a new third grader. Children in class craft decorations for a Christmas tree and plan Santa Claus and reindeer for the sand table. Some students have been absent due to illness.
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Bernine Thompson
Santa Claus
Colton youth builds a motor powered by a flare
Wagner Hunter of Colton Oregon has built a motor operated by a flare device. The project demonstrates ingenuity in home engineering and mechanical experimentation.
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Wagner Hunter
Colton
Ore
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