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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1937

Page

9

Diller School News Editors and Staff List

Student staff news page lists editor in chief Bobbie Green and assistants Lawrence Clark Amanda Achtemeier Fern Nippert Max Thompson with roles across senior junior and freshman classes. DEI coordinator Jean Bond selects team members while Max Johnson assists Athletics. Dale Close also noted.

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

School Staff and Grade Assignments List

The document lists staff and grade assignments for a school. Robert Thompson and Gerald Garrels lead drama and speech teams with assistants for 7th and 8th grades. Multiple teachers are named for 4th to 6th grades and primary grades, including Sybil Fasnacht and Earnest Garrels.

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

March historical events recalled across eras

Editorial notes March as a time of landmark moments from 1789 when the U S Constitution took effect to 1933 when Hitler rose to power. Entries list Washington’s presidency 1789 and Canada joining with Alaska purchase 1867, among other events, in a sweeping historical roll call.

Declamatory Contest Date Moved to Friday

The local declamatory contest was rescheduled to this Friday due to scheduling conflicts with other events. Beatrice and Steele City participants will still perform, with judges set to attend.

Diller Beatrice Steele Ee Ae

Oratorical Division Held at 4 30 P M

The second division begins at 4 30 P M with the oratorical segment scheduled. The remaining two divisions are slated for the evening session.

Six Weeks Exams Near End Of First Semester

The first six weeks of the new semester are ending this week as students prepare for a strong finish. Two six week periods remain in the term.

Diiler High Student Recalls Omaha Trip Sponsored by Farmers Union

A Diiler High student recounts a weeklong trip to Omaha for a Farmers Union sponsored program. He details visits to the Grain Exchange the Swift Packing plant the Woodman of the World building the Stockman journal publisher and the Nebraska Union Farmer office. He notes a convention and the chance to share experiences with a group from each county.

Omaha Farmers Union Carl Schouelke Grain Exchange Joslyn Insurance Company Swift Packing Plant Stockman’s Journal Nebraska Union Farmer Woodman of the World

Senior English 12 Reviews Punctuation Rules

The class reviews punctuation and tests, noting many forgotten rules. A stiff 200 question test is planned, with typing staff preparing materials and hectograph copies. Geography students study outlying United States areas.

Geography Reviews United States

Housekeeping and Bookkeeping Class Notes

The passage notes seating, cleanliness tasks, and surprise at boys’ dusting and window washing skills. Bookkeeping students managed all money and forms for Mr Colline in March. Practice sets vary in method but share the same party line.

Colline

Junior Notes on Language and Industry During Postwar School Time

The English class studies active and passive voices in transitive and intransitive verbs. Students note many forms of business letters. American History covers post Civil War growth in the South, manufacturing mining and metal work. The chemistry class reviews the phosphorus family and match composition and manufacture beginning in 1833.

South

Sophomore Notes: Late Publication Notice

A note indicates materials for Sophomore Notes arrived after the publication deadline and cannot be published in the current issue. The column will include the usual student notes and event listings in a future edition if space allows.

Freshman classes report diverse reading and science topics

Freshman English studies Silas Marner and simple sentences while Monday review covers six weeks work and a Tuesday test. Algebra covers factoring directions and solutions by factoring. General Science discusses foods and their uses, groups of nutrients, and energy. Latin reads The Delights of Town and Horatius legends, noting Roman bread and bravery.

Silas Marner Horatius Rome

Music Highlights At School Contest Preparations

Music numbers include Bobby Greens solo and a brass quartet. Gab the next act leads a lively program as students rehearse for the upcoming music contest. The article notes steady progress by music students.

Eee Coeks Bobby Green

Girls Glee Club Practices Spin Ning Song and Will o the Whisp

The Girls Glee Club notes the spinning song difficult in places especially when unaccompanied. The Girls Small Vocal Group works on Will O The Whisp with instruction to keep the piece very soft and light.

Girls Glee Club

Nebraska 70th Birthday 1867 to 1937

Nebraska celebrated its 70th anniversary since statehood with notes on its history. It outlines origins of the name, territorial admission in 1854, statehood March 1 1867, cities Bellevue Nebraska City Omaha and Lincoln, the current capitol’s cost and status, and notable facts such as Arbor Day, motto, state symbols, and zero bonded indebtedness.

Nebraska Bellevue Nebraska City Omaha Lincoln Abraham Lincoln America United States Daniel Freeman Rep Union Pacific J. Sterling Morton

Diller Wins Close Season Finale In Overtime

Diller High School defeats Fairbury Reserves 30 28 after overtime. Sasse scored twenty for Diller with Schultz leading Fairbury with ten. Preliminary game saw Diller Reserves beat Fairbury thirds 29 15.

Diller High School Fairbury Reserves Diller Fairbury Ludington Nettin Sasse Schultz Feirbury Dilfer

Town Team Triumphs: Bone Je Quints Rout Diller

Diller town team lost 83 to 19 to the Bone je quintets on Dil ler's floor. Preston of Fairbury and K Johnson of Diller led scoring for the evening. The nearby reserve game ended 33 to 19.

Diller Town Ose Town Diller Preston Fairbury K. Johnson

History class completes Lincoln booklet and decorations noted

The History class Seventh and Eighth completed a Lincoln booklet late but useful. Darrel Beckwith and Ed Green finished blackboard decoration. Monday marked George Washingtons 205th anniversary, noting his roles as American soldier and first and second president, with key dates and death in 1799.

Abraham Lincoln Darrel Beckwith Ed Green George Washington United States America Martha Curtis Continental Forces United State

Fourth, Fifth, Sixth Notes and Class Updates

The notes express sorrow for Gayle Cully and note plans for his move to Fairbury. Fourth grade geography notes a visit with the French boy Andre to France. Sixth grade studies cover the Netherlands Belgium and Denmark. Students sent papers to Palmer Method Co for grading and hope for pins or certificates.

Gayle Cully Fairbury Andre France Netherlands Belgium Denmark Palmer Method Co Earge Ashin Shirley Garret

School Notes Record Absences and Academic Honors

Darrell Dee Green was absent all day Friday due to sickness. We welcomed Mrs. Willis Clark as a visitor Monday. Washington's birthday was observed with an appropriate exercise. Dwaine Green won a spelling contest and several students achieved perfect scores on a written vocabulary test including Dorothy son Irene Greider Sloria Miller Mavis Holle Faye Donna Jean Folkers unecke and Patrick Cunningham.

Darrell Dee Green Willis Clark Washington Dwaine Green Dorothy Son Irene Greider Sloria Miller Mavis Holle Faye - Donna Jean Folkers Unecke Patrick Cunningham

Also Mentioned on This Page

Diller School News Editorial March U. S. Constitution U. S. Bureau of Education U. S Montana Democratic Party New York- London Niagara Canada Hudson Bay Territory Bagdad Czar Russia Federal Trade Commission Boston St. Patrick’s Day 1St. R. R Johnstown Penn Philadelphia Hitler Germany Dayton Ohio Ist New York Europe Dominion of Canada Alaska Japan Diiler High Sophmore Notes Freshman News Music News Henrichs Garrels Henens Aeewetwe Viers Johnson Eck Fairbury Schultz Wiles Schroeder Lintsz Erry Ouro Harold Allen Nelda Nicholson Willton Thompons Arilys Mil. Ilmampson D Fer Denice Anderson W Beckman Joyce J . Dale Clark Mary Lou T Shirley Garrels Ina. Nicholson Mary Ann Cunningham
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