School Newspaper Staff Roster Appears in Fragment
A scanned page lists multiple editors and reporters including Scott Miller Max Hall Vella Roelfs and others across departments such as Boys Athletics Girls Athletics Speech and News Correspondent roles. Some names appear garbled or incomplete but indicate a student newspaper staffing roster.
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Scott Miller
Max Hall
Vella Roelfs
Max Thompson
Arlene Roseman
Julia Diller
Laurence Clark
Lorene Achtemeier
Jean Bond
Robert Glathar
Eleanor Richardson
Eleanor Weigel
Juanita Anderson
Miss Weidauer
Glee Club Officers and Sponsors Read Across Classes
School roster lists class officers and sponsors with names for senior junior and freshman groups. Key posts include presidents Keith Hudson Lawrence Clark and Jean Maw with multiple secretaries treasurers and vice presidents. Mentions Fern Nippert Mildred Krebs Carolyn Clark Arlene Roseman Sneadert Delpha Wiemer and Gladys Garter among others.
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Keith Hudson
Robert Glathar
Fern Nippert
McCreight
Carolyn Clark
Harvey Cunningham
Arlene Roseman Sneadert
Ludington
Bee Jean Maw
Darrel Beckwith
Donald Engelman
Otis
Marjorie Maw
Miss Grant
Glee Club
Lucille Nider
Treas
Delpha Wiemerr
Clara Achtemeie
Gladys Garter
Arlene Schnuelle
Faculty list for Commercial and Science High School
Superintendent L F Sinkey leads the faculty at Commercial High School with Carl Ludington as Principal of Science and Shop. Russell McCreight handles Normal Training and Mathematics. Dorothy Weidauer teaches Social Science and Biology. Margaret Grant covers English and Music. Grades 7 to 12 are served by H C Kelley and part time instructors LaVerne Heyne and Flossie Raymond in various classes.
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L. F. Sinkey
Commercial
Carl Ludington
Russell McCreight
Dorothy Weidauer
Margaret Grant
H. C. Kelley
LaVerne Heyne
Flossie Raymond
The Santa Claus Editorial: A Classic Unknown to Many
An examination of the famed New York Sun editorial Yes Virginia There is a Santa Claus answered to Virginia O Hanlon eight year old reader. The piece has become a Christmas staple revived annually and translated worldwide for decades.
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New York Sun
The
Sun
Santa Claus
Virginia O’ Hanlon
Santa Claus Lives Forever in Virginia Childhood Faith
The passage argues that belief in Santa Claus is real to the heart and imagination, insisting that the strongest truths lie beyond what is visible. It defends faith, poetry, and love as the enduring sources of wonder that keep childhood alive across ages.
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Santa Claus
Virginia
Local Honor Roll Misprint and Calendar Error
The assistant editor notes a typing error left Della Roelfs from last week's honor roll. Dilier and Plymouth faculties held a successful social gathering on December 15 at Plymouth. An error in the basketball schedule shows Endicott High School playing at Dilner on December 72 instead of December 73.
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Della Roelfs
Dilier
Plymouth
Endicott High Schoo
Dilner
Senior Notes on Writing History and Civics Class Topics
The Reviews class covers the evolution of handwriting from Hieroglyphics to the alphabet. It notes moves from pictures to symbols, the cuniform link, and Greek influence. It describes the writing process, eye and wrist movements, posture, and drills.
Harlem Hotten Tots Clash With County Stars at Diller Sat
The Harlem Hotten Tots led by Rabbi McDonalds meet the County All Stars in a two game set at Diller Saturday night. Full lineup includes Stept Redrick Ace King Hiram Walker and Babbies Parson. Proceeds support the local high school athletic fund with tickets priced 25c and 10c for band members.
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Rabbi McDonads
Harlem Hottentots
Diller
McDonald Maniacs
Hottentots
McDonal
Maples
County All Stars
Diller Town
Diller High School
Crusade debate winner and spelling rule study
A World History class discussed the middle ages focusing on serfs and their government. The class debated whether the crusades were beneficial to European civilization, with the affirmative won by two boys.
Physics class studies centrifugal and centripetal forces
A physics class explores centrifugal force as two outward acting forces and centripetal force as a single inward force, clarifying their roles in circular motion.
School Notes on Literature History and Classroom Work
Junior notes read Lowell and The Vision of Sir Launfal and studied his short poems. American History covers War of 1812 causes including impressment and frontier aid to Indians. Beginners Typing finishes first book and begins New Typewriting Studies. Biology reviews sponges paramecium and amoeba. Shop class nears locker completion with Dr. Viers painting numbers.
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James Russell Lowell
Sir Launfal
United States
Polygon Names by Number in Geometry Class
A geometry class for sophomores discusses naming polygons by the number of sides. The lesson covers how common shapes are identified as triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, and so on as part of everyday lessons.
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Nebraska
Sandhill
Freshman Notes and Class Studies Across Subjects
The Freshman class reviews adjectives and comparisons while pondering Elaine the Lady of the Lake. Junior Business Training covers budgets and planning. Algebra 9 teaches division rules. General Science reports humidity and heat transfer experiments and a 29 degree reading from a wet bulb and dry bulb test.
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Roderic Dhu
Malcolm Graeme
Elaine
Diller Dominates Second Win Sends Team Leads Pioneer Conference
Diller won 39 to 7 to take sole early lead in the Pioneer Conference with two wins and no losses. Clark scored 16 and Close 11 sharing scoring honors. Steele City players Loth and Duthier tied for 8. Diller used 14 substitutes in the game.
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Diller
Clark
Steele City Loth Duthier
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Diller School News
Gnd
Lincoln
Congress
States
New York
Dr. Viers
Athletic News
Nicholson
Pas F.G. FT. FF
Colman Weaver
Cunninghamg Viers Becker
Thompson
Steele City
Pos F.G. F.T
Drexler
Cassell Quihier
Garrett
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