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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1937

Page

9

School Staff and Grade Assignments Our Town Notes

Robert Thompson leads speech and plays with Gerald Garrels handling books and clipping. Leste Scott Miller oversees 7th and 8th grades. Keith Hudson assists 7th and 8th. Robert Glathar teaches 4th to 6th grades. Sybil Fasna assists 4th to 6th. Earnest Garrels directs 1st and 2nd grades. Clara Achtemeier also listed.

Robert Thompson Gerald Garrels Leste Scott Miller Keith Hudson Ass Rob’t Glathar Sybil' Fasna Earnest Garrels Clara Achtemeier

George Washington Father of the Country and Patriot Leader

The article recounts George Washington born in Wakefield Virginia February 22 1782. It notes his early career as a surveyor and militia adjutant, his rise to general in the Revolutionary War, and his role as first U S president sworn in New York City on April 30 1789. It concludes with his enduring image as a principled leader and the Father of our Country.

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Office Notes On Duplicate Student Activity Records

An activity record sheet was given to each student on Wednesday noon. The sheets are to log all activities alongside grades. A duplicate summary of each student's credits is being created this week to keep one copy available and the other safely stored.

Regular school schedule adjusted for hockey event

Last Thursday a revised timetable was announced with morning classes normal and afternoon sessions starting at 1 00. Each period runs 35 minutes and students headed to the county tournament would be excused without an absence record. Diller played at 4 00 but was excused from 2 10 chedule.

Eeace Diller

Fragmentary note hints at sports tournament plan

Readable bits suggest a youth group or school hockey tournament being organized with emphasis on timing and administrative rules. The garbled text mentions neon, punishment, and a return of someone, but concrete details such as names, dates, places, or teams are missing.

Poems and Classes in a School Review

The passage describes student projects across geography music and typing with notes on Appalachian highlands scale notes and diatonic theory. It also details a heating ventilation water supply focus in Professional Training and bookkeeping exercises simulating work for hardware merchant R W Collins.

Quotations and study notes on Lowell and Cambridge figures

The passage recalls The Vision of Sir Launfal and notes Lowell and Longfellow’s Cambridge roots. It mentions a class collection of authors, oral book reports due this week, and ongoing American history work on the Civil War with devils of the war and related lists. It also references Typing Iee practice and new problems in algebra.

Sir Launfal Lowell Longfellow Cambridge Massachusetts Eeecom

Nebraska Agriculture and Geography Class Update

The Nebraska agriculture and geography class has been kept active with ongoing lessons on soil types, crop patterns, and regional geography. Students study farming practices, climate impacts, and land use to understand the state's agricultural landscape.

Agriculture and Geography of Nebraska

World History class studies growth of Germany and Russia

The World History class examines how power evolved in Germany and Russia, noting that Catherine the Great helped expand Russia’s influence, while other classes begin projects on geometry designs and current topics.

Germany Russia the Great Katherine ‘the Great

Freshman News Highlights Rome Studies and Algebra Puzzles

The Latin class explored Rome growth and decline and a Roman chariot race. An 8th English class nears finishing Silas Marner with a Friday test and a unit on interjections. Algebra tackles quadratic trinomial methods and the general quadratic trio. General Science covers Improvement Tests on Units VIII and X and bacteria classification.

Local Speech Contest Set for Next Wednesday

The high school assembly hosts a three part declamation contest next Wednesday with oratory dramatic and humorous readings. Participants include Robert Glathar Max Johnson Amanda Achtemeier Clara Aghtemeier and Tommy Sterns under the direction of Mr. Kelley. A small entry fee will help defray county contest expenses.

Robert Glathar Max Johnson Gander Amanda Achtemeier Bowen Clara Aghtemeier Tommy

Diller High Falls to Plymouth in County Tournament

Diller High School lost 23 to 27 to Plymouth in the county tournament as Plymouth rallied in the final minutes. The following day Diller Reserves dropped 18 to 19 to Fairbury third team, while Reynolds’ first unit captured the county B trophy for Fairbury Reserves. Pioneer Conference officials, led by president Mr Sinkey, awarded trophies after the event.

Diller High Plymouth Diller Fairbury

Euthanasia Bill Poised Amid Moral Debate

Dr. Inez Puma of Lincoln and LB McKinney of George University advocate mercy as a Senate bill advances. The discussion centers on end of life ethics and potential legislative action feared to impact medical practice nationwide.

Inez Puma Lincoln

Biophotometer Aims to Detect Vitamin A Deficiency

A group including William O. Frobring Howard Seibert and Tabor of Cleveland Ohio developed a biophotometer. The device examines the retina for visual purple to gauge vitamin A status. It measures visual recovery speed to indicate possible undernourished bodies.

William O. Frobring Howard Seibert Tabor Cleveland Ohio Scott Miller

Girls Glee Club Chooses Theme for March 19 Show

The Girls Glee Club seeks suitable themes for their March 19 appearance. Daily practice keeps the music room busy from morning to night. Two musical numbers will be performed at the Woman's Club Tuesday by the high school music students.

Girls Glee Club Woman’s Club

Diller Reserves Clinch Conference Title

The Diller Reservers clinched the Pioneer Conference trophy by a 22.7 point win over Endicott Reserves. Sixteen players saw action as Diller avenged a previous 7-8 defeat to the Little Red Birds. Endicott offered strong resistance but the Reserves defense held. Garrels contributed in the second half as substitutes sparked the surge.

Diller Endicott Little Red Birds Garrels

Endicott Defeats Diller In Close 29 To 24 Game

Endicott High School edged Diller Tuesday in a tight basketball contest 29 to 24. Endicott took control late to secure the win at home.

Endicott H. S Diller Endicott

Diller and Odell Teams Split Local Basketball Card

Diller and Odell squads traveled Tuesday and returned with one win and one loss. Diller Reserves dominated their game 27 to 16. In the preliminary match Diller trailed 15 to 8 at times and was behind as the second period opened. The halftime score was 11 to 11 with Odell pulling ahead in the second period.

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Diller Town Team Falls 48 9 to Endicott End in Poor Shooting

Diller town team lost 48 to 9 at Endicott last Wednesday evening. Poor shooting plagued Diller in the second half as Endicott pulled away. Bob Andrews suffered a sprained ankle during the game. Diller faces Fairbury next on their court.

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Seventh and Eighth Grade Notes on Valentines Fun

The Arithmetic class used a review book as students study. Swede Green struggles with arithmetics while a young mathematician in the making is noted. The room enjoyed Valentine activities last Friday with candy and games. A basketball game against Harbine brought a positive result despite a late return.

Wakae Harbine

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