Shakespeare and Science Fill Busy Diller School Week
The American Literature class finished Romeo and Juliet and will study Midsummer Night's Dream. The American History class reviewed for six weeks and two debates were held on the direct primary and initiative refer endum. The Shop class completes wood projects with Dr Viere inlay guidance. The Physics class covers convex and concave lenses refraction and reflection. Juniors summarize trees evergreen and deciduous and their roles in moisture regulation and water flow.
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Dr Viere
Boys Athletic Notes Highlight Season and Letters
Basketball season ends with qualifying letters awarded to L Clark C Colman V Weaver B Nicholson H Lottman E Garl s D Close G Garrels R Patton S Viers B Maw R Thompson RF Diller K Becker and R Fry. The Redbirds won under captain Shirley Garrels. seventh and eighth graders prep for six week exams. Asia project underway. top readers named.
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L Clark
C. Colman
V. Weaver
B. Nicholson
H. Lottman
E. Garrels
D. Close
G. Garrels
R. Patton
S. Viers
B. Maw
R Thompson
Rf’ Diller
K. Becker
R. Fry
Asia
Leila
Nelda
Roe Patton
Nelda Nicholson
Dick Beckwith
Dwaine Clark
Harold Allen
Esther Lamb
Betty Grabber
Nebraska the White Spot gains prestige in campaign
The piece notes Nebraska celebrated its 7th birthday and highlights its state symbols, motto, and claims of tax advantages. It mentions visitors Sollenberger and teachers Miss Axtell and Mr. Logan, praising a day of informative visits with details to follow in the paper.
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Nebraska
Johnson
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Sollenberger
Francis Axtell
Max Logan
Senior Notes from Della Roelfs Class Night at Phyllis Rent’s
Class and teachers shared an evening at Phyllis Rent’s home for her birthday with games and refreshments. The Reviews class finished noun study and will study pronouns. The Professiong Training class presented teaching reports on humor travel money and ethics. English 12 covered Dryden Pope Bunyan and Restoration era writers. Rural Sociology began a new farmer problem and economics review. county schools district 74 63 visited by Mr McCreight and Mrs Clark.
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Phyllis
Dryden
Pope
John Bunyan
Pilgrims Progress
Bunyan
Ludington
McCreight
Cuma Asahoai Bank
Clark
District
Maric Schroll
Lucille
Sophomore Notes From English Geometry and History Classes
Arlene Roseman reports on the Sophomore class activities. Reading Ivanhoe and a fourth six weeks test. Geometry proofs and constructions with a tough speed test. Business Arithmetic studies of liquid and dry measures and a six weeks test. World History covers Napoleon Bonaparte and his impact with many lives sacrificed. A new student joins the class, bringing nine sophomores.
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Scott
Ivanhoe
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Europe
Freshmen Notes and Class Topics Dated Language Update
The column lists Freshmen Notes by Julia Diller covering English elements in sentences, interjections pronouns and nouns in accusative, and transitional phrases. Civics discusses Training the Growing Citizen and public schools purpose. It notes two problems last week and math solving linear and quadratic equations. General Science mentions ongoing study.
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Tom
Girls Physical Training Volley Ball Victory at Gym
On Friday February 25, 1938 the girls physical training class met at the Gym. The east side defeated the west side by a wide margin in volleyball and the period ended with paddle team activities.
Beethoven the German Composer and His Enduring Legacy
Carolynn Clark presents a concise portrait of Ludwig van Beethoven, outlining his German roots, family struggles, early life duties, and perseverance after losing his hearing. It notes his prolific output and famous works such as Moonlight Sonata and To Thee My Heart Eternal King.
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Beethoven
Germany
Which Are You A Rhetorical Quiz On Student Stereotypes
A reflective piece lists how students are labeled based on actions from skipping class to studying and spending money. It questions identity with paired judgments like book worm versus fake and smart aleck versus dum bell.
Local Declamatory Contest Recap At Assembly Room
Wednesday evening contest featured Original Oratory by Scott Miller and Dale Sandman. Dramatic readings included Eleanor Ginthar with Lilacs and The Eleventh Commandment. Results to be published next week.
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Scott Miller
Dale Sandman
Robert Ginthar
Eleanor
Fourth to sixth grade club holds meeting with new officers
Eleanor Weigel notes a Friday club gathering where new officers were elected. Marilyn Miller presented a report on the White House and members performed a Nursery Rhyme Playlet. Six weeks of activity list includes Gale Green and others.
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White House
Marilyn Miller
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Diller School News
Mex Thompson
Lawrence Clark
Reynolde
Diller
Fes
Eleanor Richardson
Lynn Thompson
Darrell Dee Green
Marilyn
Rosetta
Redbirds
Shirley Garrels
Irene
Gloria
Ina
Donald S. Denice
Weseel
Mary Lou
Dorothy A. Terrill
Carolyn
Max Hall
Sanoor Seer Y Oss
Scott A Miller
Della Roelfs
Arlene Roseman
Dilner
Steéleity
Julia Diller
Lorene Achtemeier
Carolynn Clark
Jean Bond
Clara Achtemeier
Eleanor Weigel
Junatia Anderson
Gale Green
Robert Stahl
Loris Moore
Faye Garrits
Dwaine Nicholson
Willis Clark
Ray Green
Clarence Stffen
Dwaine Green
Faye Garrels
Donna Jean Folkers
Dean Moore
Clark’s Store
Carl Lampe
Idaho
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