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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1937

Page

9

Diller School News Editor In Chief

Bobbie Green serves as assistant editor and Lawrence Clark leads the senior class at Diller School News. Amanda Achtemeier is junior class, Fern Nippert is sophomore, Max Thompson assists the sophomore group, and Dale Sandman leads freshmen. Athletics mention Bees and notable names include Max Johnson and Dale Close.

Bobbie Green Lawrence Clark Amanda Achtemeier Fern Nippert Max. Thompson Dale Sandman Jean Bond Shy Sedleagues Max Johnson Dale Close

School staff and grade assignments noted

The document lists staff roles and teaching assignments by grade levels. Robert Thompson and Gerald Garrels are connected to drama and books, with Scott Miller referenced for 7th and 8th grades. Keith Hudson and Robt Glathar handle 7th to 8th and 4th to 6th grades, Sybil Fasnacht serves 4th to 6th, Earnest Garrels covers 1st to 2nd, and Clara Achtemeier is also listed among staff.

Robert Thompson Gerald Garrels Scott Miller Keith Hudson Rob’t Glathar Sybil Fasnacht Earnest Garrels Clara Achtemeier

Lincoln the Great Emancipator A Lincoln Biographical Sketch

A retrospective on Abraham Lincoln born 128 years ago at a Kentucky farm near Hodgesville. It traces his poverty, early work on a flatboat, move to Decatur Illinois, business ventures, law practice, marriage to Mary Todd, political rise, and role in ending slavery. The piece notes his 1860 presidency, Emancipation Proclamation, Gettysburg Address, reelection in 1864, and assassination by John Wilkes Booth at Ford’s Theatre.

Abraham Lincolon Hodgeville Kentucky Lincoln New Orleans Decatur Illinois New Salem Illinos Springfiell Mary Todd McClellan Antietam Lincon John Booth

State Teachers Exams Show Junior Senior Normals Shift

The November 21 and January 16 exams reveal juniors and seniors in the Normal Training Course changing the traditional approach to the State Teachers Exams. Reported figures show the number of subjects taken and failures across both groups, though the text is partially garbled.

Ae Voors

Woodworking Saturdays Boost Student Craft at Hall Window

Recreation runs every Saturday with boys learning woodwork under John Greider, Recreational Director. Students try making items while benches and tools borrowed from Diller High School support displays at the hall window.

John Greider Diller High School

Plymouth Sportsmanship Noted by Cheer Section

Plymouth fans praised for consistent sportsmanship during games. The article highlights the positive behavior as an example for others to follow.

Plymouth Diller

Senior Notes on School Tour and Class Activities

The Professional Training Class inspected nearby schools last week to judge location area trees walks playground sanitation and other school grounds. The Normal Training Room features red and white crepe paper and pictures of Washington and Lincoln. The Bookkeeping class prepares for a review test with mixed problems. The Advanced Typing class uses review problems and Tabulations. The English 12 class discusses the Age of Johnson and notable writers Fielding Goldsmith Richardson and Grey.

George Washington Abraham Lincoln Johnson Fielding Goldsmith Richardson Grey

Fragmented School Notes Scribble About Curricula

The text lists varied subjects and topics from English Lowell studies to chemistry experiments on phosphorus and alkali metals, American history about the Thirteenth and Fifteenth Amendments, and regional comparisons of the South and North. It reads as a student notebook with scattered phrases and errors.

James Russell Lowell

Nebra Geography and Agriculture Class Notes

Fragmentary school notes discuss Nebra geography and agriculture topics. The readable lines reference major rivers and elevations, but most specifics are garbled. The item presents as a stray class manuscript fragment from Nebraska with unclear details.

Nebra Nebraska

Geometry and history lessons span circles to Louis XIV

The Geometry class reviews eight pro positions as they study circles angles and arcs this week. The World History class covers England under Charles I and Williams III and France under Louis XIV. The English class reads Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott and business letter work is included.

England Charles I Williams III France Louis XIV Sir Walter Scott

Freshman Classes Review Rome Circus Maximus and English Forms

The Latin class reads about Circus Maximus and chariot races with hundreds of thousands of spectators. English explores infinitives gerunds participles and conjunctions. Book reports include Silas Marner and a 1850 house party in England. Algebra tackles quadratic polynomials. General Science studies birds and Unit X The Here and Needs of the Human.

Circus Maximus Rome Publius England Silas Marner

Declamation Contest Entrants Named for Readings

Eight students will compete in the Decison Contest readings under Mr. Kelley. Participants include Oratorical Dale Sand man Robert Glathar and Max Johnson. Dramatic Amanda Achtemeier and Gerald Bowen. Humorous Mary Wenz, Clara Achtemeier, and Reuben Fanders. More entries expected this week.

Dale Sandman Robert Glathar Max Johnson Amanda Achtemeier Gerald Bowen Mary Wenz Clara Achtemeier Reuben Fanders Mr. Kelley

Music Notes From Primary School Practice Evening

Music students practice for the March contest with groups including the Clarinet Trio and Girls Small Vocal Group working on pieces like Amore O Sole Paradise Isle. Mrs Schindler and Mr Ingalebe assist as band practice stresses punctuality and effort to master selections.

Paradise Isle

National Boy Scout Week Marks Global Growth

An overview notes the Boy Scout movement began on a small English island and expanded worldwide. It highlights the 1907 start in Britain and Baden Powell as the founder, with Scouting reaching the United States during the early years.

United States England Br Talons S Baden Boy Scouts of America William D. Boyce Chicago Scout Movement

Powell's Launches Canadian Scout Training Movement

The camp proved successful and Bad en-Powell gained support to start a nationwide scouting effort. His mother urged him, and printed plans explained how any boy could join. The oath binds members to God, King, duty, helping others, and Scout Law.

Powell Baden-Powell God

Third Six Weeks Honor Roll Summary

The list records students earning the 3rd Six Weeks Honor Roll and Honorable Mention including Jean Bond Carolyn Rose Clark Arlene Roseman Lawrence Clark Earnest Garrels Max Thompson Lucille Findling Scott Miller Delpha Wiemers Amanda Achtemeier Dale Garrels Bob Green Elizabeth Green Myrtle Hutchinson Elda Krebs Hope Renz Emer Sasse and Alfred Sasse Verna Meyers Gerald Bowen plus Semester Honor Roll members such as Jean Bond Carolyn Rose Clark Lucille Findling Scott Miller Delpha Wiemers Dale Garrels Bob Green Eida Krebs Hope Reez Elmer Sasse Eleanor Stahl Reuben Fanders Elizabeth Green Lloyd Lam Darrel Beck Esther Lam Yvonne Nicholson Marilyn Miller Rodger Arntt Denice Anderson Betty Grabber Shirley Gerrels Mary Lou Thompson.

Jean Bond Carolyn Rose Clark Arlene Roseman Lawrence Clark Earnest Garrels Max Thompson Lucille Findling Scott Miller Delpha Wiemers Amanda Achtemeier Dale Garrels Bob Green Elizabeth Green Myrtle Hutchinson Elda Krebs, Hope Renz Emer Sasse Carolyn Rose Clark Arlene Roseman Eida Krebs Hope Reez Elmer Sasse Lloyd Lam Darrel Beck Julia Diller Esther Lam Yvonne Nicholson Marilyn Miller Rodger Arntt Denice Anderson Betty Grabber Shirley Gerrels Mary Lou Thompson

County Basketball Tournament Schedule for Class B and C Teams

Friday games at Plymouth, Diller, Reynolds, Steele City, Fairbury and Endicott with byes and finals set for Saturday. Morning sessions 10c to 20c, finals 15c. winners advance through a sequence of matches culminating in Saturday night finals.

Plymouth Diller Reynolds Steele City Vincette D Fairbury Endicott

Diller Boys Lose To Plymouth In Close Contest

Diller High traveled to Plymouth last Friday and fell to Plymouth 24 to 7 in the first game as Plymouth's zone defense stymied Diller. The second half saw Plymouth extend the lead while Diller struggled to penetrate. A reserve game ended with Plymouth edging Diller by two points. On Saturday Diller again faced a rough floor performance with noticeable crowding and a slow start.

Diller High Basketeers Plymouth Diller Neane Seto Plymeat

Mixed Chorus Impresses With Talent At Diller School Event

Doris and Elda Krebs test voices in a Sunday night program. Max Johnson sings with zest, while the Mixed Chorus harmonizes Listen To the Lambs. Carroll Henrichs shows basketball skill, Amanda fills a column, and Bob Man smiles while writing a five hit theme.

Doris Elda Krebs Jotellignaos Max Johnson Carroll Henrichs Amanda Bob Man Diller School Garee

Pioneer Reserve Ties for Conference Lead After Friday Win

Endicott Reserves beaten 7-5 as Pioneer Reserve inches toward sole leadership with fresh win. Diller Reserves suffer loss and drop to a tie in standings amid shaky performances.

Pioneer Reserve

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Diller School News Editorial Freshman News Mare Bindier Alfred Sasse, Verna Meyers Eleanor Stahl Sasse Isio Hadnaiaaamias Garrels Viers Plymouth Korte Becker Pioneer Prve Pehamain Ee Che Banda Endicott Plymouths
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