Diller Town Team Edges Harbine Midgets In Two-Game Spread
The Diller town team lost to Monrade 11 to 18 while their Odell game was postponed. On January 23 they plan two games with Diller Midgets facing Harbine Midgets. Earlier in the season Diller narrowly lost to Harbine at Harbine. Admission 5 and 10 cents.
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Diller Town
Fee Story Town
Monrade
Odell Town
Diller High School
Harwtre
Diller
Harbine
Staff listings for teachers and assistants by grade
The article lists staff roles for each grade group. Robert Thompson as Assistant Dramatic, Gerald Garrels for Books and Clipping, Scott Miller for 7th and 8th grades, Robt Glathar for 4th to 6th grades, Sybil Fasnacht as assistant for 4th to 6th, Earnest Garrels for 1st to 3rd grades, and Clara Achtemeier.
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Robert Thompson
Gerald Garrels
Scott Miller
Rob’t Glathar
Sybil Fasnacht
Earnest Garrels
Clara Achtemeier
Education pays off evidence in a midwestern editorial
The piece argues a half year of school yields tangible benefits. It cites 1928 data showing eighty percent of high school graduates found employment or entered college. It notes 18 percent of school age children stay in school and claims a year of schooling is worth about $200. The tone urges persistence despite headaches.
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Begus
Second Semester Begins After Semester Exams
Last week the first semester examinations were held on Wednesday and Thursday. The semester exams cover the entire term and run eighty minutes. Students note differences between regular six week tests and the end of term assessment.
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Sven
Agriculture and Geomaan of
Nebraska
Teachers Absent and Students Hit by Flu Outbreak
The report notes widespread illness with many teachers and some students missing school. Mr Lodington recovered after several days and most of his students attended over the weekend. Mrs Schindler was out for several days last week. Mrs Kelly and Mr Cesia are mentioned in connection with the illness narrative.
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Lodington
Schindler
Kelly
Cesia
Old style exams criticized in Carnegie study
The Carnegie foundation study by Dr. I. Kandel argues for new type tests that assess what a pupil can do with minimal bias. It calls for flexible question ranges from 59 to 100, highlights education guidance, and emphasizes matching teaching to each pupil's abilities.
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Omaha World-Herald
New York
Carnegie Foundation
I. Kandel
Columbia University
Public School Music Course At Local District
This semester a Public School Music Course is offered with 22 class members. Students must keep a complete illustrated notebook. The course aids rural teachers with guidance in teaching music and covers grade school methods sight reading terms theory and appreciation. The Primary room has learned songs by rote this year.
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Pote
Normal Training Students Learn ToType
Normal Training students gain a chance to learn typing as a practical policy. The program appears to run twice weekly, with sessions focusing on building basic keyboard skills and steady progress for participants.
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Mai Niemal
Almoat- Ate Sine
Girl Athletics New Game Intro Pee In EeT Athletics
Incomplete readable text outlines a new game concept in girls athletics with references to deck and regula rules. The fragment mentions a fee and an event labeled as M re pext but lacks coherent details or names to confirm a full summary.
Boy’s Ping Pong Tournament Ends With Carroll Herricks Victor
Fifty boys entered the double elimination event last week with Carroll Herricks winning all alternate games. Virgil Eatan took second place and Dale Garrels earned third. A new ladder style tournament opens today allowing lower rungs to challenge higher ones.
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Carroll Herricks
Carroll
Ament
Virgil Eatan Tres
Dale Garrels
Games Postponed As Teams Heavily Sapped By Illness
Endicott could not come for their Friday night game and another postponement followed. The official reason cited many players out with sickness and health concerns, delaying contests to a later date. Season tickets will be honored when the games are rescheduled.
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Endicott
Henrichs State in Diller Comeback Beats Fairbury Reserves
Henrichs sharpshooting powered Diller high school to victory over Fairbury Reserves after a close start at Reyno. The Diller boys led early 10 to 0, faced a tougher second half but finished strong to win 21 to 11 in the prelim, with Dias leading scorers.
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Henrichs
Diller High School Quint
Fairbury
Reyno
Diller
Fairbury Tet
Fairbury Ae Bali
Aeey
Dias
Plymouth Here Friday. Conference Favorite Trials Diller
Plymouth meets Diller this Friday as the favored visitors look to maintain a fast start on the road. Diller hosts with a reputation for strong home performances and steady defense.
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Plymouth
Diller
Senior Notes on Geography and Training Courses
The Reviews class studies Geography with a notebook kept for the course. The Rote song is the Music course focus. Normal Training exams occurred Saturday at the High School under faculty supervision and challenged students with difficult questions. The Advanced Typing class should master writing business letters for practice as bookkeeping moves to deferred charges and period expense alignment.
Nitrates Copper Reactions and Class Progress
Students report experiments on nitrates uniting with copper and detailed class updates. English class grows to twenty eight members while tests determine daily grades. American History covers Civil War precursors and Geography study emphasizes its importance. Typing warns against future errors and erasing allowed.
Sophomore English Review Ahead of Thursday Exam
Sophomore English students spent most of last week reviewing for an upcoming Thursday examination. They covered paragraphs figures of speech and works including Idylls of the King The Rise of Silas Lapham and Sohrab and Rustum.
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Silas Lopham
Sohrab
Rustum
Freshman Science Class Begins Population Unit
The General Science class starts Unit II titled Earths Population with the chapter Some problems of Pea and Anis under study this period.
Factoring Binomials with a Common Term Explored
The algebra class studies factoring by examining two binomials sharing a common term. The lesson frames factoring as simpler than prior methods and previews working through the next topic.
Seventh Grade Notes Highlight Classroom Activities
The reading class studies Spanke and the Whittier while seventh grade explores relative clauses. Juanita Aderson decorates this week and January calendars are produced by the class. Mr. Kelly is absent this week and a room full of students stayed late Monday night after dismissal.
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Kelly
Fourth to sixth graders study states and cities notes
Fifth grade Conta class explores U S states and cities with focus on geography terms. Students discuss how shoes from various regions appear in class and reference local items from St Lola and paper materials used in lessons.
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Lola
First Second and Third Grade Notes Highlight Relief
Reading the notes from first to third grade shows some students experience relief from weighty concerns. The era emphasizes emotional support and inclusive pacing to ease classroom stress and improve confidence.
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