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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1938
Page
8
The Rural Sociology and American Literature classes discuss rural health issues and Romeo and Juliet acts. Activities include spell down, typing practice, physics light studies, shop projects, and a junior banquet planning meeting.
The article celebrates February as birth month for many renowned individuals from Lincoln to Edison and notes February as the birthday month of Boy Scouting in America. It mentions figures born in February and March and cites a February radio address by President Roosevelt on the Boy Scout anniversary.
The Review class studies sentence parts types and order while diagramming. February room decorations feature valentines and pictures of Lincoln and Washington. Mrs Clark and Mr Bowere visit the Professional Training class. They discuss applications and teacher examinations. English 12 covers essays and writing themes on He can who thinks he can.
The report lists classes and topics from an English, Geometry, Business Arithmetic, and World History lesson. It notes Ivanhoe readings, dictionary word hunts, tangent circles, saw blade diameter, track switch layout, fractions, aliquot parts, sales tickets, and a history of the Gunpowder Plot led by Robert Catesby and Guy Fawkes, including their death after discovery.
Silas Raveloe mourns a lost fortune while a dark figure approaches the house Molly and Eppie. Eppie calls out and sits by the fire as Silas suspects his gold and contemplates keeping her. Godfrey learns of Molly's death and hopes to marry Nancy while Dancey is found with Godfrey's gold.
Diller routed Hollenberg 27 to 12 with 15 players seeing action and Close leading with seven points while Colman added six. Diller then crushed Daykin 42 to 5 as Clark scored 14 and Close 10. Daykin’s Schneer scored all their points. Diller second team lost 15 to 12 in a preliminary game, their first defeat of the season.
The girls Physical Training class held a Friday session with captains chosen for the Red and Green teams. Red won 4 2 led by top scorers Betty Cuthbert and Maxine Nider while Greens Miss Heyne and Jean Bond each scored.
The text outlines that the violin and cello are related string instruments with the cello described as a larger member of the violin family. It notes general characteristics of size and placement within the instrument group.
The text notes the cello evolved from the bass violin in the early eighteenth century and valued its rich singing tone. It cites Beethoven Schumann Brahms and Mendelssohn composing notable cello solos.
A historical note explains that seven acres feed one person globally and the US spends about 13 billion dollars annually on criminals. It recalls old times when pins were costly and women bought them as luxuries, making surplus money become known as pin money.
Speech class met twice this week after a pause last week. The lesson covered Good Voice with changes in tone pitch time and force to fit any occasion. After dinner talks were given Tuesday and Thursday with Robert Ginthar presenting an oratorical reading on Thursday.
State exam grades show Leila with the highest average and Dwaine Clark with the second highest. Dwaine also leads in library books read. Students were asked to draw freely and several responses were very good. This week’s opening exercise discusses Success and a memory gem from Alcott urges bearing the world for a moment, character for all time.
Visitors Mrs Henry Scheele Ilo Jennings and Mrs Moore joined 4th 5th and 6th graders last week. February decorations feature a calendar with drawings of fligs cherries hatch ets valentines and George Washington around St Marilyn Mary Lou and Darrell Dee. Abraham Lincoln home built in sand table with a cabin wooden fence and a bridge by Darrell Dee and Donald Roelfs. Art included silhouettes of Washington and Lincoln paintings. Red Birds lead by one point in the contest. Citizen's Club held its second meeting last Friday with roll call naming favorite presidents. 4th grade geography finished food and clothing unit and began shelter. 4th grade language studies covered business and friendly letters. All 4th graders earned perfect spelling grades last week. 5th graders named Rodger A Shirley Ina Jean N and Dale W as top spellers.
Miss Myrtle Hutchinson leads 1st 20d and 3rd grades in a classroom display or event noted in a compact school column. The item highlights the teacher’s role with young students in a local educational brief.
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