Diller High School News Highlights Winter Exams and Scoring
The eighth grade mid semester exams begin February 1 in Diller with two more spring tests planned. A cold Monday kept many away as 44 of 80 attended at 9 AM. Basketball notes celebrate Steele City’s 41 to 7 loss to Diller and a one point overtime win by Steele City in the second game. Freshman Sophomore conference games set with free admission. Keith Hudgon joins Sophomores due to illness. Honor rolls list multiple students across grades, with several seniors achieving straight A semesters and honorable mentions for others.
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Diller
Steele City
Seventh and eighth graders study Gettysburg address and Nebraska factories
In seventh and eighth grades both reading and geography are being taught. Students noted for perfect spelling last week include Lawrence Clark Max Thompson Robert Thompson Jean Bond Fern Close Roger Diller and Betty Hurst.
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Reading
Nebraska
Lawrence Clark
Max Thompson
Robert Thompson
Jean Bond
Fern Close
Roger Diller
Betty Hurst
New Star Blazes Forth In Junior Newspaper
Yvonne Nicholson and Lloyd Lamb were absent as the fifth and sixth EF language class studied correct verb usage. The article A New Star Blazes Forth from the Junior Newspaper was read and discussed during Tuesday morning’s news period as we search for this new star.
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Yvonne Nicholson
A. Lloyd Lamb
Fifth Grade Classroom Records Bookish Habits and Aquarium Day
Third and fourth grade pupils study tobacco effects in hygiene class while reading library books during the last period. The class notes a goldfish gift from Roelfs and a castle with moss from Betty Grabher. Students read and wrote names including Denice Anderson and others.
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Roelfs
Betty Grabher
First and Second Grade Students Noted for Perfect Spelling
The article lists visitors and students achieving perfect spelling grades in the first semester. Names include Mrs Roy Greider Mrs Findling Patricia Fielder Belva Bristol Keith Pickard Roy Hineley Rodger Arntt Ina Jean Nicholeon and others. Absent students this week include Gloria with several days missed.
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Roy Greider
Findling
Patricia Fielder- Belva Bristol
Keith Pickard
Roy Hineley
Rodger Arntt
Ina Jean Nicholeon
Wana Farrow
Ce Pickard
Irene Greider
Joria Miller
Terrill Fasnacht
Arntt
Gloria
Apples A Choice Assortment Box Packed
A selection of apples including Delicious Wine Sap Black Twig Arkansas Black and Roman Beauty offered as a weighted box pack matching basket contents with consistent weight.
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Arkansas
Meat Curing Salts and Smokes in Various Pack Sizes
Meat curing products listed include Morton's Smoke Salt in 34 ounce and 10 pound tins. Old Hickory Smoke Salt offered in 2 pound tins and 9 pound drums. Figaro Liquid Smoke available in small and large sizes. Wright's Liquid Smoke sold in large package.
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Morton’s
Figaro
Wright’s
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Faith Rent Hope Rent
Delpha Wiemers
Gerald Bowen
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Green Waste de Batechineon
Elda Kre
Scott Failles
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Lucille Findling
Cleo Green
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Dorothy Hauver
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Denice Anderson
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Babee Dal Clark
Stanley Diller
Ines Johnson
Calvin
Mary Bristol
Esther Sam Margery
Roe Patton
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Beckwith
Leila Broadstone
Avis Johnson
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