Staff names and grades listed for school play program
The notice lists staff and their teaching grades including Robert Thompson as Assistant Dramatic, Gerald Garrela, Carolynn Clark, Scott Miller for 4th and 8th grades, Keith Hudson as Assistant for 7th and 8th, Robt Glathar for 4th to 6th, Sybil Fasnacht asst 4th to 6th, Earnest Garrell for 1st and 2nd, and Clara Achtemeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thompson
Gerald Garrela Murriosie
Carolynn Clark
Scott’ Miller
Keith Hudson
Rob’t Glathar
Sybil Fasnacht
Earnest Garrell
Clara Achtemeier
Red Cross Summary of History and Call to Help
Editorial extols the Red Cross origin and growth from Geneva talks in 1863 to global network of 60 national societies. It notes floods as a major current crisis and urges readers to assist the Red Cross to alleviate suffering worldwide.
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Oe NS
Red Cross
Geneva
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
Italy
Ed Cross
New Club Organized Meets for Rural Teachers at Diller High
A group of rural teachers, a Diller faculty member and a Professional Training Class gathered at Diller High School on Wednesday evening for a get-together to share ideas and solve problems. Max Logan was elected president, Russell Peseinogre vice president, and Achtemeier secretary and news reporter. A social hour followed with games and refreshments, and the next meeting is set for March 3 at the Diller school to discuss issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Diller High School
Max Logan
Russell Pesein Ogre
Achtemeier
Donation Box Aids Flood Relief Efforts
A donation box stood in the hall for several days last week to help students support flood relief. The drive aimed to provide aid to districts struck by flooding and to assist those in affected communities.
Saucy Seniors The Professional Team Class Item
An artifact from a page mentions a competition featuring saucy seniors and a professional team class. It references a review of a present day topic and modern geography. The readable fragment suggests a playful or satirical item in a school or club context.
Advanced Typing and Rural School Course Notes
The discussion covers stencil cutting for form Jetter, mimeograph work, and music from folk songs played on a Victrola. It praises the Fullerton method for rural schools and outlines bookkeeping goals such as stocktaking, computing net profit, preparing financial statements, and recording adjusting and closing entries. The class reviews the year and wonders if all material can be remembered.
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General Journal
Classroom Snippets From Our School Week
Students text brief notes on letter addressing in junior notes and practice in English 11 tests. Chemistry covers distinguishing sodium from potassium compounds and halogen activity, noting fluorine and its corrosion of glass. History class maps the southern secession states, while current events mention German sawdust chemistry to create food.
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Longfellow
Nebraska Class Records and Global History Notes
Sophomores of the English class assemble Nebraska maps in booklets and save current events. The World History class studies religious wars with notable events including the Huguenot conflict in France, the Dutch Revolt, and the Thirty Years War in Germany.
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France
Netherlands
Germany
Circle as a central figure in design and industry
The text notes Nebraska called Nibrarthka by Otoe Indians meaning flat water. It states counties named by residents and courts. It mentions the Fey class has three protons on circles angles and arcs and that the circle dominates in church window design landscape gardening industry dishes watches and machinery wheels.
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Nebraska
Fey
Freshman Classes Explore Prepositions and Plant Life
The English class studies prepositions and conjunctions while the Algebra class works on factoring. General Science covers plant structures and life habits, noting independent and dependent plants. Latin reads about the Roman dining room, meals, and the three to four hour dinner with nine guests. The passive voice is also studied.
Pioneer Declamatory Contest Set for Steele City
The event on Tuesday March 2 will divide contestants into oratorical dramatic and humorous classes with each school allowed three entries. Diller High Students aim for a local contest before the conference. The group emphasizes self expression and values the contest for personal growth over material prizes.
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Steele City
Timely Attendance Encouraged in Practice Schedule
A note urges students to enroll in the course when possible and emphasizes punctuality for practice sessions. It advises being on time when scheduled to participate.
New and Interesting Books From a 20th Century List
A varied catalog lists titles such as Letters of Susan by Banning News from Tartary by Fleming and Century Ceramics by Orsyth among others. It includes Principles of Radio Engineering by Glasgow Preventing Crime by Glueck Yang and Yin by Hobard and Higher Learning in America by Hutchins.
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Susan
Banning
Tartary
Fleming
Orsyth
Glasgow
Glueck
Hobard
Higher Learning
America
Hutchins
Rose
Deeprose
Kaye Smith
Kieran Diany
Nijinsky
Roberts
Pitman
Robinson
Smith
Wright
G R Notes on Tuesday Gym Event at Diller High
On Tuesday January 26 twenty one girls of Diller High and G R sponsors enjoyed a gymnasium red hour from 4:00 to 4:30 with a Sports and Health program led by Lucille Findling. Miss Weidauer directed an hour of basketball followed by a chili supper at 6:00 o'clock. Participants left in time to attend the basketball game that night.
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Diller High
G. R
Lucille Findling
Weidauer
Diller High Defeats Daykin In Home Court Game
Diller High School beat Daykin High 36 to 15 on Daykin’s court last Tuesday. The contest followed a forfeit loss to Diller in the first scheduled meeting. Diller led 5 to 1 after the first quarter and 18 to 5 at halftime as Daykin tightened defense and hit long shots. Diller surged in the final period to total 36 points.
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Diller High
Daykin High
Diller
Ludington
Diller Boys
Daykin
Diller High Upset Session Ends in Loss and Narrow Wins
Diller High faced Reynolds with a 45 to 22 loss in the main game as Reynolds defended revenge. Diller’s second team won decisively but Friday's trip to Endicott produced 12 to 15 in the first team game and a one point margin in the second. The small church basement venue added a handicap to the contests.
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Diller High
Reynolds
Diller
Endicott
Pioneer Music Contest at Diller
Music students practice for the Pioneer contest to be held in Diller on the 1st. Schindler is elected chairman and Mrs. Schindler urges punctual practice. The Mixed Sextette performs Stars of the Summer Night and De Sanman s Song. The Girls Sextette works on Gently Falls the Shadows and On Wings of Song. The Public School Music Class submitted two weeks of music with most books graded A. The class aims to aid the teacher in teaching music.
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Diller
Schindler
de San’man
County B and C High School Basketball Tournament
The class B and C teams will hold their county tournament at Bury High School next week on Friday and Saturday February 12 and 13. The event promises to be one of the best tournaments with several strong squads competing.
Tournament preview hints at mixed results and Diller optimism
The article notes unpredictable outcomes with any team capable of winning given a few breaks. It predicts Diller will perform well on a larger court and expects many Diller supporters at the tournament.
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Diller
Town Team Triumphs Over Steele City Double-header
Diller won both games against Steele City on Saturday night 28-20 and 27-8. The first game saw a lead change several times before Diller pulled away late. Officials plan two more games with Odell at Diller this Saturday night.
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Diller
Steele City
Odell
Art Class Displays and Valentines Drive at School
Seventh and eighth grade classes showcase Ber traite of Washington for window decorations and opening exercises. Free hand drawings are exhibited this week as pupils prepare valentines for the Valentine box to be opened Friday. The Agriculture and Geography of Nebraska class studies winds and weather amid upcoming conditions. Reading class finishes The Mesae to Garcia by Albert Hubr. History students begin Soe rear or the peri.
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Bertraite
Washington
Gophy
Nebraska
Garcia
Albert. Hubr
Fourth to Sixth Grade Classroom Notes and Student Projects
The excerpt describes classroom work across 4th to 6th grades with focus on eye study likened to a camera, geography of the eleven Southern States, and Julius Caesar’s life and death. It mentions a Valentine box crafted by three pupils and lists several students including Esther Lambet Gayle, Geri Cully, Thompson, Marilyn Miller, and others.
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Betty
Meee i Esther Lambet
Gayle Geri Cully
Wi Thompson
Marilyn Miller
Anderson
Wessabert Daleart
Sae Diller
Rodger Arntt
Garrels
Ina Nicholson
Mary Ann Cunningham
First Grade Pupils Earn 100 in Spelling and Visitors Listed
Students Terrill t Darrell Dee Dorothy Anderson Lynn Thomp son Dwaine Green and Duane Nicholson received 100 in spelling. Recent visitors include Mrs W E Anderson Mrs Scott Miller and Mrs Violet Kanecke. Norma Lee Allen visited over the weekend in Steele City. First graders create hornet ie lets illustrating initial sounds with pictures. Harold Kunecke returns to school after illness.
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Pere
Terrill T
Darrell Dee
Dorothy Anderson
Lynn Thompson
Dwaine Green
Duane Nicholson
W. E. Anderson
Scott Miller
Violet Kanecke
Norma Lee Allen
Steele City
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