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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1936
Page
8
Diller Public Schools announce a night session Wednesday January 29 from 7 to 8 30 pm for both high school and grades with a post program showing music numbers. Parents are urged to attend and tour classes. Also preview of a boys basketball game Plymouth vs Diller with band support and 15 and 10 cent admission. Friday was Daykin game recap.
Diller High built a 26 to 12 lead as travel to Reynolds was skipped by wintery conditions. Myrtle Hutchinson and Robbie Green finish the full year in book reports with novels short stories and modern plays. Seniors pick motto and flower while Sophomores study As You Like It and plan a theatre model. Freshmen explore notes time and clefs in music plays hoping to soon use books.
Jean Bond Fern Bern ard Cunningham Roger Diller Robert Fry Weldon Henrichs Eidean Henrichs Betty Hurst Richard Miller Yvonne Nichol son Bonnie Thompson Neri An drews Leila Broadstone Dwaine Clark Avis Johnson earned perfect marks in spelling last week. New club officers for the fourth six weeks are Robert Fry president Darrel Beckwith vice president and Elidean Heurichs secretary. Astronomy topics arise in Science and debates on universe ideas in Ancient and modern studies. Australia discussed in Group IV geography.
The sixth reading class finished Elson reader and will study Whittier poems. They plan a booklet of his poems. A playlet The Doll Shop is prepared for night school. Room projects include polar bears and a sleighing party. New club officers are Roe Patton president Nelda Nicholson Wima Thompson secretary. Health class drew wealth rule illustrations. Margery Nippert missed last week due to illness. Sixth Arithmetic begins decimals and language class writes business letters.
Perfect spelling in last week’s grades went to Rodger Arntt Mary Ann Cunningham Shirley Garrels Ana Nicholson Elizabeth Cunningham Joyce Johnson Lottie Stufflebean Mary Bristol Gayle Cully Betty Grabber Esther Limb Nelda Nicholson Wilma Thompson. Health class created envelopes to store hygiene drawings. Third grade arithmetic begins short division as we reach 58 in multiplication on the window showing polar bears and sleigh riders.
Second grade pupils earned 100 percent in spelling last week. Irene Greider Dorothy Anderson Terrill Fasnacht and Lynn Thompson achieved perfect scores. They practice a dramatization Story Book Land to be presented at night school. Ferril Fasnacht is absent due to illness.
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