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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1936

Page

9

Students Named for School Year Roles

In Chief Bobbie Green editor Lawrence Clark senior class Amanda Achtemeier junior class Fern Nippert BPS 5 sre aati Max Thompson assistant sophomore Dale Sandman freshmen Jean Bond athletics Mex Johnson Dale Close speech plays etc Robert Thompson assistant dramatic Gerald Garrels assistant music Clara Achtemeier books and clipping Scott Miller 7th and 8th grades Keith Hudson asst 7th 8th grades Robt Glathar 4th 5th 6th grades Sybil Fasnacht asat 4 5 6th grades Earnest Garrels Eunice Barber.

Bobbie Green Lawrence Clark Amanda Achtemeier Fern Nippert Sre Aati Max Thompson Dale Sandman Jean Bond Mex Johnson Dale Close Robert Thompson Gerald Garrels Clara Achtemeier Scott Miller Keith Hudson Rob’t Glathar Sybil Fasnacht Asat Earnest Garrelses Eunice Barber

December History and Traditions Highlight the Month

December marks the year's end with Roman origins and a shift from ten to twelve months. Julius Caesar adjusted days to thirty one and the month later received Holly as its flower and Turquoise as its gem. Despite the frost label, it brings good cheer and Christmas warmth.

Mber Julius Cadsar

Classroom Notes From The Proficiency Class Session

A student discussion in the Professional Training Class raises questions about pupil influence by teachers. Reviews class heard a talk on bank organization by Mr Auborn. Macbeth and Shakespeare studies are progressing. Physiology studies finish and focus on systems and health causes. Booklets and fancy covers are planned for poems and indices.

Bank Organic Auborn Oakespeare Macbeth

Honorable Mention Recipients Across Grades Named

Honorable Mention lists include Amanda Achtemeier Reuben Fanders Elizabeth Green B Ferry and others across 7th 8th 4A 4B groups with students Darrel Beckwith Loyd Lamb Julia Diller Betty Ogna Nicholson Esther Shirley Garrels Marilyn Miller Rodger Arntt in 4th through 6th grades.

Amanda Achtemeier Reuben Fanders Elizabeth Green B. Ferry Darrel Beckwith Loyd Lamb Julia Diller Betty Ogna Nicholson Esther Shirley Garrels Marilyn Miller Rodger Arntt

History and science notes from a school class discussion

Wednesday history sessions cover current events in two nations and the English throne. Reports on the Unicameral Legislature, War of 1812, slavery debate, chemistry gas problems, atomic weights, Tale of Two Cities plot, and typing class semester reviews.

Sophomore Classes and Map Contest Report

Sophomore English studied Guinevere and The Holy Grail by Tennyson. World History investigated northern Europe and Roman Dominions, mapping outcomes led by Sybil Fesnacht, Lawrence Clark, and Doyle Weaver. Engineering divided into nine groups. two engineers started from each end and met in the Alps with a twelve mile tunnel.

Europe Sybil Fesnacht Lawrence Clark Doyle Weaver

Freshman Classes Study Verbs and Star Formation

The English class studies verbs and their principal parts along with usage. The General Science class investigates stars and formations. December progress notes mention work by students in both courses.

Roman Temples and Gods Studied by Latin Class

The Latin class studied Roman temples and the gods they worshiped with notes from Mise Wei auer who shared interesting information about Roman s. Juno is highlighted as queen of the gods. The Algebra 9 class learned division of polynomials by another yielding an exact division with a remainder for practice notes.

Mise Weiauer Juno

Magician McBride Delights with Ventriloquism and Escapes

On Wednesday December 9 the magician McBride performed for an entertained audience. He arrived a bit late but delivered an excellent show featuring ventriloquism rope and chain escapes and mind reading along with various illusions.

McBride

Speech Class Chooses Impromptu and Extempore Styles

The class reviews four speech methods Im promptu Extempore Memorized and script reading. Impromptu and Extempore are chosen as best. Notes cover speech construction methods and organization.

Diller Townies Edge Plymouth In Tight Opener

Diller Town Team opened the season by defeating Plymouth 37 to 33 in a close heated matchup. Four of Diller High’s fastest players starred alongside coach Ludington as the town squad shows promising form before spring. The Town Team Reserves lost to the High School 18 to 15 after two overtimes, the game tied 15–15 at regulation.

Diller Town Plymouth Diller High School Ludington Schtemeier Fens Ougsateees McCreight Inter Benens K. Johnson Ristor

Christmas Cantata Practice By Small Vocal Group

A small vocal group practices three part music for their portion of a Christmas cantata program. The singers are diligently preparing their parts to ensure a successful performance.

Second Altos and Student Choirs Practice Christmas Carols

Lucille Findling supervises Petty Clark Elizabeth Green and beach students in small groups to iron out difficulties. Grade school pupils learn Christmas carols and plan a joint singing session with the high school before vacation to lift voices in song featuring Away in a Manger Silent Night It Came Upon a Midnight Clear O Little Town of Bethlehem Hark the Herald Angels Sing Joy to the World The First Noel Up on the House Top Jolly Old Saint Nicholas and Jingle Bells.

Lucille Findling Petty Clark Elizabeth Green Bethlehem St. Nicholas

Seventh and Eighth Grade Classes Update

Notes from a local school report show agriculture students finishing legume studies and writing notes. The traveling library arrived from Lincoln and pupils are checking out books. Grammar class studies infinitives while arithmetic reviews proceed. Perfect spelling awards go to several students including Leila Broadstone Neil Andrews and Bonnie Thompson.

Lincoln Elss Leila Broadstone Neil Andrews Dwaise Clark Darrel Beckwith Virgil Fasnacht Lloyd Green Yvonne Nicholson Lloyd Lamb Richard Miller Juanita “Anderson Bonnie Thompson

Fourth Fifth and Sixth Grades Class Reports

The 6th grade class presents reports on petroleum ebony rubber tobacco coffee coconuts bananas pineapple asphalt and coral. The room shows a Christmas tree windows with Santa Clauses and walls with candles and wreaths. A in spelling were Roe Patton Nelda Nicholson Margery Nippert Esther Lamb Betty Grabber Mary Lou Thompson Denice Anderson Marilyn Miller Joyce Johnson Wilma Thompson Ina Nicholson.

Roe Patton Nelda Nicholson Margery Nippert Esther Lamb Betty Grabber Mary Lou Thompson Denice Anderson Marilyn Miller Joyce Johnson Wilma Thompson Ina Nicholson

Christmas Morning Classroom Posters and Party News

First Second and Third grades created posters on Christmas Morning. Third grade pupils and Miss Raymond attended a Friday party honoring Marilyn and Gloria Joyce May. Christmas seals raised 2.50 with Gloria Miller selling most. Children draw free hand posters featuring Jack in the Box Trains Dolls Airplanes.

Miss Raymond Marilyn Gloria Joyce May Gloria Miller Jack Ip

Rice couple recollects horse Dan bought back in Lubbock

Twenty five years after their marriage Mr and Mrs W M Rice of Texas reunited with their horse Dan in Lubbock. The horse, now 30, pulled a garbage wagon before being bought back and now rests on the Rice farm near Fort Worth spending his last year free.

Skimmed milk frozen for skating rink feature

Eight tons of skimmed milk were frozen to form a skating surface for Sor Je Henie, Olympic champion, in a new motion picture. The effort was not a whim of Mise Hevie but due to using frozen milk as an ordinary material for the rink.

Akating Sor Je Henie Mise Hevie

Beardstown man wins $50 prize at university celebration

John Goodel of Beardstown Illinois won a $50 prize at a Dadl's Day event celebrating The University of Illinois. The award credited him for sending eight children to the university. J Meritt Goodel Getenwe in engineering.

John Goodel Beardstown Uiversity Illinois Hla J. Meritt Goodel Getenwe

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