Diller School News Speech and Plays Details
School staff list includes Robert Thompson as Assistant Dramatic cera, Scott Miller for 7th and 8th grades, Keith Hudson Assistant for 7th and 8th, Robert Glathar for 4th to 6th, Sybil Fasnacht asst for 4th to 6th, Earnest Garrels for 1st and 2nd, and Clara Achtemeier.
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Robert Thompson
Cera
Scott Miller
Keith Hudson
Rob’t Glathar
Sybil Fasnacht
Earnest Garrels
Clara Achtemeier
School musical program before Pioneer Music Contest
Next Wednesday night March 10 at 7 30 in the school house assembly room a musical program will be held for students to perform before the public before the Pioneer Music Contest in Diller on March 19. Nineteen numbers are planned with judges selecting the 16 to enter. Group items are preferred if equal in quality. A 5 cent admission will aid the district music contest trip.
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Diller
Schindler
What Is Fear At The Old School House On The Hill
A silent old school house after six weeks of unwelcome reports and fear among students. The piece notes quiet halls and haunting eyes as fear gnaws at their hearts, outlining how fear shadows life.
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Ita
Halle
Stern
10 Cease Bee ton week ape on Thursday
Readable fragments indicate a scheduling note about ceasing activity on a week surrounding Thursday. The text mentions Wednesday and Thursday references with unclear context and no identifiable people or organizations.
Local Declamatory Contest Yields Strong Results
The local Declamatory contest proved very successful with engaging student performances and strong audience reaction. Max Johnson won the oral reading "The Unknown Speaker" and Robert Ginthar placed second with "The Greatest Game in the World" while Amanda replaced first with "Nocturne" and Gerald Bowen earned second with "White Carnations" in the dramatic division.
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Max Johnson
Robert Ginthar
Amanda
Gerald Bowen
Pioneer Conference Declamatory Contest Winners
Winners from the Pioneer Conference Declamatory Contest were named in Steele City. Max Johnson won the oratorical event and Diller Achtemeier took multiple honors with 1st in Hum and 2nd in oratory. Mary Wenz received high praise for her reading. Superintendent Sinkey presented awards as Steele City claimed the school Championship.
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Steele
Diller
Max Johnson
Amanda Achtemeier
Mary Wenz
Jeee Haddix
Steele City
Pharaby Boileau
Phyllis Hobbs
Reynolda
I Achtemeier
Diller Hum
Shirley + Wabsburo
Endicott
Viola Hasse
Reynolds
Marjorie Compton
Wondering Seniors and Classes Await Commencement
The passage notes anxiety over whether announcements will arrive by commencement. It describes the Professional Training group seeking a school, music students awaiting grades, tests completed this week, Geography Reviews studying North America, English 17 focusing on Victoria’s Romance and Realism, and Typing and Bookkeeping classes progressing on practical tasks.
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Tennyson
Browning
Arnold
Morris
Rosette
Jolly Juniors Note Study Across Classes
An English class reviews verbs and spelling, while science notes on water salinity and temperature. History discusses frontier life, Indian removal, and railroads shaping settlement. typing covers envelope addressing.
Sophomore Notes on Six Weeks Test Across Classes
A Nebraska Agriculture and Geography class and a Geometry class report results from a six week period ending March 1, 1937. Students taxed their work including books records and charts as part of the assessment.
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Nebraska
English and History Classes Report on Recent Work
The English 10 class explored speaking and writing with talks and essays and reports. World History examined the French Revolution noting parallels to the U S and describing the common people rebelling against the upper class.
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France
United States
Triumphs and lessons from a freshman classroom
Freshman classes study Caesar's triumph and the slave's reminder of mortality. Algebra tackles multi root equations and cubic problems. General science explores physiology, voluntary and involuntary muscles, and the skeleton with 204 to 208 bones. English discussion of The Annie at... bridge story emphasizes loving and revering all God made.
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Rome
Girls Glee Club Chooses Dress for March 19 Appearance
The Girls Glee Club settles on a dress for a March 19 performance. Judges finalize awards at night during the Declanatory contest with three musical acts named, including Max Johnson solo and the Clarinet trio. Mr Ingalsbe offers Monday sessions to help individuals, while Band students rehearse Paradise Isle and Pride of the Regiment.
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Max Johnson
Ingalsbe
Paradise Isle
Pride of the Regiment
Millionth Copy Milestone for Gone with the Wind
The book Gone with the Wind sold its millionth copy in six months, a speed not matched by any other title. Previously the fastest to a million, it adds to a list where over 20 books have reached the mark since 1875, with In His Steps by Charles M. Sheldon noted as a major religious best seller.
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Margaret Mitchell
Kansas
Charles M. Sheldon
Notable American Authors with Multiple Bestselling Books
The piece notes Noah Webster among a few, plus Harold Bell Wright and Gene Stratton Porter, each with multiple million selling titles. It lists Mark Twain with Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, and mentions repeat authors Zane Grey John Fox Winston Churchill George Barr McCutcheon and Jack London.
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Noah Webster
Harold Bell Wright
Gene. Stratton Porter
Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain
Zane Grey
John Fox
Winston Church Bill George Barr
McCutcheon
Jack Tondon
District C Tourney Opens With Upsets By Union Center
The District Class C tournament started with Union Center upsetting Claytonia 22 11 in the opener. Union Center then defeated Diller 23 19 and beat Cortland 24 10 in the second round. Blue Springs routed Steele City 46 13 while Plymouth-Filley fell 28 17. Liberty defeated Virginia 35 14 and later overran an opponent 37 10. The tourney canvas shows Liberty as the standout, with Diller posing the main challenge to Liberty in the event.
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Pidlgee
Union Cen
Claytonia
Diller
Liberty
Union Center
Cortland
Blue Springs
Steele City
Hartgraves
Plymouth
Liberty Virginia
Wegs
Mae Raat Ete Springs
Track Notes Preview Interclass Meet Plans and Early Practice
Track notes show limited returnees Garrels Bowen Tetbat and Coadington as contenders. Interclass events are shaping up with practices starting March 4 under coach direction. Promising athletes are cited while details remain sparse and week-by-week updates are promised.
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Garrels
Mile
Gerald Bowen
Orville
Coadington
Tare
Bret
Plsce
Toa Pranecs
Ceniaienan Eae
School News Brief Notes Middle Grades Progress
Short item highlights seventh and eighth grade activities on page 4B. Mentions cotta and related classroom updates as part of the school news roundup.
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School News Cotta
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