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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
9
Staff speech and plays noted for Robert Thompson and Gerald Garrels with assistants Keith Hudson Robt Glathar Sybil Fasnacht Earnest Garrels and Clara Achtemeier covering 4th through 8th grades plus 7th and 8th grade classes and 1st and 2nd grades.
The piece asks readers to define cooperation by consulting a dictionary. It urges evaluating school activities for who benefits and how. It proposes seniors to freshmen collaborate in worthwhile projects and to extend cooperation to all participants.
Elda Krebs and Gerald Bowen led in Miss Hamels room while she was ill. Advanced Typing students write business letters about bound manuscripts and geography concepts. Bookkeeping covers fixed assets and wear over time. Restoration meaning is discussed as renewal or return to earlier times.
In a classroom snapshot students compare postwar American literature to the Civil War era golden age and study Longfellow. They perform nitrogen and ammonia experiments, examine the nitrogen cycle and soil fertility, and discuss Reconstruction and memory across regions while practicing typing and column balancing.
The Vocations Class becomes Agriculture of Nebraska Class and maps the Louisiana Purchase and Nebraska tribes. They learn Nebraska once alive with prehistoric creatures and claim the world’s largest elephant was found in southwestern Nebraska.
Students explore a Roman domus interior in Latin class. confusion in the text suggests a fragmentary school note about room layout and study focus.
The General Science class explored longitude and time and the difference between sun time and standard time. The English class began Silas Marner by George Eliot while noting its England setting.
The article highlights the FBI under J Edgar Hoover as key to eradicating crime. It notes agencies against racketeers white slavery and dishonest politicians with high conviction rates and training in firearms investigation and police technique.
The Girls Smar vocal group and individual students prepare daily for the upcoming Music Contest in March. Mr. Ingalsbe held afternoon sessions from 1 30 to 4 30 for one on one instruction. Mrs. Schindler divides practice times to ensure all entries are prepared on schedule.
Diller town team fell to an opponent on Saturday night with a final score of 29 to 17 in a home game. The readable fragment suggests a late spurt by the Diller team but lacks clear opponent details and complete context.
Knispel of Harbine scored 13 points in the early game against Diller midgets while Bernard Ninningham led Diller with 12 points as Diller won 19 to 12. Box score indicates the final tally.
The article notes the surge of blame on Spain after the ill fated explosion and asserts that any American who claimed Cuba was not our affair was quickly silenced by Remember the Maine.
Harolds Kunecke 2nd grade absent due to sickness while third grade finishes on Enron book and a Normal Training visit occurred in geography. Several pupils earned 100 percent in spelling: Terrill Fasnacht Gloria Miller Carolyn Greider Dorothy Son Lynn Thompson P Cunningham Norma Lee Dwaine Nicholson.
Diller High fell 19 to 11 to Plymouth High School after a tight first half that ended 10 to 9. Plymouth pulled away in the final quarter as Diller struggled to keep pace, while Diller reserves defeated Plymouth 27 to 18 in the opener.
Our Reading class begins Tennyson poems while the Penmanship class practices for Palmer Penmanship Award. New Country Club officers are Bonnie Thompson president Darrel Beckwith vice president and Lloyd Lamb secretary. In our study of the Spanish American War we note the sinking of the Maine as main cause of the conflict.
The fourth grade finishes its study of the British Isles and Mediterranean lands while starting a country by country approach. The fifth grade completes a science unit and recognizes top spellers including Nelds Nicholson Betty Grabber Esther Lamb Wilma Thompson Marilyn Miller Joyce Johnson Ina Olson.
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