High School Annual Progress Report for 1926
Work on the High School annual, sponsored by the Senior Class, progresses with class pictures by Gale Studio Beatrice. It will include sections for each class and organization, faculty pictures, a Senior panel, class history, literary pieces, assemblies, a snap shot page, humor, and a school calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Gales
Beatrice
Mina Benjamin
Leonard Frisbie
Curses
Eines Breed Vgn Elma Diller
Pital Hi. N.i .Okvisena Sa Hill
Lynn Wer
Eunice Calkins
Margaret Logan
Faye Gaisford
Russell McCreight
Sage
Kansas City
Didter High School
Latin Classes Stage Radio Rome Rome Italy Broadcast
Two Latin classes under Miss Martin present a radio program Friday with Lee Stull operating a receiver and station KLANK from Rome Italy. The cast includes Hazel Geer Opal Hill Mildred Mayborn and Hubert Filley with Vearl Green as the Rome announcer. The program ends at 9 27 Rome time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Mayborn
Opal Hill
Lee
France
Rome
Vearl Green
Grades Listed For Primary Pupils By Average
The report records second grade pupils with averages of 90 percent or above: Gretchen Fanders Gordon Fanders Dale Tintman Bobbie Green Bernice Ferry Marcella Shutt Bobbie Andrews. Also noted are pupils with 90 percent or higher in the past six months: Francesa Ellen Blauser Green Ada Lukes Billie Bristol Doris Diller Rachael Diller Maxine Fry Gene Andrews and Wealthy Faspacht. Fourth grade students with no absences or tardies include Frances Ellen Blauser Cecil Findling Kathryn Johnson John Ferry Wealthy Fasnacht and Keith Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Fanders
Gordon Fanders
Dale Tintman
Bobbie Green
Bernice Ferry
Marcella Shutt
Bobbie Andrews
Eksure
Francesa Ellen Blauser
Green
Ada Lukes
Billie Bristol
Doris Diller
Rachael Diller
Maxine Fry
Gene Andrews
Wealthy Faspacht
Frances Ellen Blauser
Cecil Findling
Kathryn Johnson
John Ferry
Wealthy Fasnacht
Keith Johnson
Orchestra to Play for Woman's Club Benefit at Opera House
The Orange and Black orchestra will perform Tuesday March 9 for the Woman's Club play at the Opera House. Selections include Stony Point March Lauren deau Up with the Flag Hennet What do We Care Waltz Ash Goodwin Shay and Saxophone duets by Hubert Filley and Lyon Waggoner. The orchestra is donating its services to benefit the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange and Black
Woman's Club
Opera House
Stony Point
Laurendeau
Hennet
Ash Goodwin
Shay
Hubert Filley
Lyon Waggoner
Seniors Take Review of Reviews History Test
Current History test given to the senior class covers seven parts with eight to ten questions each. Students identify figures like Jeritza Ethel Barrymore Ma Ferguson and Henry Ford, and explain terms such as tetatic. The hardest section was identifying photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeritza
Ethel Barrymore
Muscle Shoals
Ma’’ Ferguson
Henry Ford
Diller Defeats Alexandria In Close 8-5 Battle
Diller Orange and Black beat Alexandria 8 to 5 on Alexandria floor on February 26. Foul shooting carried the win as Diller made four of four and Alexandria five of seven. Corda Wiemers led Diller with two goals while Green, Walker, and Wallemath added field goals. Referee was Anderson. Alexandria had defeated Fairbury earlier. The Diller Reserves fell 9 to 5 to Alexandria seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Alexandria
Corda Wiemers
Anderson
Fairbury
Alexandria Seconds
Green
Walker Henrichs
Wallemath
Wiemers
Hendrick Wag
Wiemera
Walker
Spring operetta to spark high school pupil interest
Editorial notes spring fever fades when students prepare for the March 19 operetta. Teachers urge showing interest in current work to boost future school leadership and honor. the annual offers a memory of school days and recognition of honors. The piece contrasts optimistic spring with common spring fever worries.
Will Teach in Rural Schools
A new feature for Diller normal trainers places senior class students in country schools for practice teaching. Each student will conduct two twenty minute periods daily for four days under supervision. Mrs Fanders and Miss Starr host the sessions at two county high ranking schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
D. V. Fanders
Elizabeth Starr
Fanders
Assemblies to Be Held in March
Four assembly programs are planned for March. Miss Martin directs the opening sings program this morning. On March 12 the G A A explains its spring plan under Miss Martin. March 19 features the School Recorder staff on Journalism. March 26 honors D winners in basketball and debate at the letter awarding assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Martin
Misa’ Martin
School Recorder
Idle Week for Diller Debate Team Delays Mar 25 Ruskin Match
The Diller debate squad postpones a Ruskin match to March 25 as Fairbury defeats the local trio 2 1 on the affirmative. Davenport debaters visit Diller next Wednesday and Superior, last year’s district champion, faces Diller on March 17 here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Ruskin
Fairbury
Mies Smith
Mr. Adams
Misa Spangler
Steele
Davenport
Superior
Flu Strikes Local High School Students
Mattie Henrichs senior returns to school after four weeks illness described as the flu. Hubert Patton and Dean Barber missed part of the week due to illness while Sophomore Henrichs was also absent for sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Henrichs
Hubert Patton
Dean Barber
Henrichs
Meeting Of County Teachers In Fairbury March 20
A county teachers meeting will be held at the Chamber of Commerce in Fairbury on March 20 with morning and afternoon sessions led by Dean Sealock of the University of Nebraska Teacher's College. Talks by local educators Scott Daykin Cullen Springer Leaker and Dean Seatock will accompany demonstrations from Steele City and Reynolds schools to improve county instruction and acquaint teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Fairbury
Dean Sealock
Teacher's College
University of Nebraska
Leask
Jefferson County
Scott
Daykin
Cullen
Plymouth
Springer
Diller
Leaker
Endicott
Dean Seatock
Steele City
Reynolds
Mias Smith
Diller-Parent Teachers Meeting Postponed
The Diller-Parent Teachers Association meeting scheduled for Monday March 1 is postponed due to schedule conflicts. The event had planned a speech by Supt. A. M. Nelson of Fairbury Schools and a local speaker with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller-Parent Teachers Association
Supt
A. M. Nelson
Fairbury
Pupils with High Averages and Attendance Noted
The six weeks list shows Eloise Diller Pearl Fagiactti Rachel Viers Esther Bristol and Bonnie Green achieving at least 90 percent. Various students are named as not absent or tardy over six weeks and six months, with additional notes on fifth and sixth grade activities including Bat Fruit postures and freehand South American drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Diller
Pearl Fagiactti
Rachel Viers
Esther Bristol
Bonnie Green
Harold Diller
Monroe Northup
Ira Casper
Lois Northup
Meredith Robertson
Freda Brandt
Ernest Stefford
Marvin Farrow
Leonard Patton
Rachel Vier
Pearl Fasnacht
Virgil Geer
Merle Johnson
Graydon Harvey
Diller Beats Odell 12-7 in City Hall Clash
Diller defeated Odell 12 to 7 in a fast Lake City Hall game dated February 24, watched by a full crowd. Odell led 4-3 after a Leuker basket but Diller rallied to 9-5 by halftime and pulled away 12-7 by the end. A preliminary Diller reserves win 14-10 over Odell reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Odell High School
City Hall
Odell
Leuker
Henrichs
Diller to Barneston Tonight in Regular Season Finale
Diller High seeks its eighth win as it faces Barnston, a leading Southern Gage County Athletic Association team, at Barnston. The result concludes Diller’s regular season before next Thursday’s state tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller High
Gage County Athletic Association
Barnston
Grade school operetta opens at Opera House March 19
The first school operetta, On Midsummers Day, features all grade students with bees, butterflies, sunbonnet girls and overalls. Miss Martin coaches the cast as the Orange and Black Orchestra provides music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera
Martin
Orange and Black
Grammar Room Honor Roll and Certificates
Those neither absent nor tardy during the talx weeks were Richard Jandt Lakie Bristol Lyon Cully Marian Diller Luella Findling Eileen Green Mildred Long Irwin Shutt Alf Tristman Harriett Diller Erma Franzen Maxine Patton Edwin Weerts. Those who receive certificates for being neither absent nor tardy for the past six months are Erma Franzen Harriett Diller Richard Brandt Larre Bristol Luella Findling Eileen Green Mildred Irwin Shutt Allen Netman. The following pupils received an average of over 90 per cent for the six weeks re . Brietor Orlon Diller Eileen Green Irwin Continued on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar Room
Richard Jandt
Lakie Bristol
Lyon Cully
Marian Diller
Luella Findling
Eileen Green
Mildred Long
Irwin Shutt
Alf Tristman
Harriett Diller
Erma Franzen
Maxine Patton
Edwin Weerts
Richard Brandt
Larre Bristol
Eileen
Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ditler
Editorial
Tor
Shes Nee
Sk We Newste -Berenice Diller Newa
Hubert Filley Grammar Froom
Frangen Intermediate Room
Fredia Brandt
T. A
Leuker Henrichs
Hil Wiemersene
Kasparek Waggoner
Geiner Colman
Sandt
Henrichus
Bernadt
Bit Krueger
Winer
R. Bell
F . Shalla Man Saras
Barneston
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