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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
8
The issue explains Marihuana or Indian Hemp as a poisonous narcotic weed with aCannabinol C. It describes its global cultivation uses from fiber to medical preparations and notes various slang names and common methods of use.
The Bonham area school reports activity across classes from English to history, science and commerce. New students join the Sophomore class while sports progress include sixteen scheduled games, reserves’ success in Pioneer Conference, and track trials for Carleton and Alexandria Relays.
Editor in Chief Scott Miller and Assistant Editor Max Hall are named along with sponsor Miss Weidauer in the masthead style listing.
Max Hall notes a small enrollment increase with one new junior and one new sophomore. The school now has two more students than at year start, with eight Roberts among forty boys. Attendance rose to 77 per day, tardies 90, absences 127. Honor Roll for the fourth six weeks lists seniors Laurice Diller Lucille Findling Della Roelfs and Max Hall.
English 10 students read J. M Barrie The Little Minister and discuss its title meaning. Arlene Roseman introduces pupils through classroom activities and student introductions.
The excerpt blends a short life sketch of Samuel Coleridge born 1772 at Ottery Devon and died 1813 with classroom themes on courtesy, spelling, and Spanish lessons. It mentions a debate on politeness and a math unit on solving equations, plus science notes on farm and garden chapters and irrigation concepts.
Diller High wrapped a strong season ending with solid performances across key events. The team showed growth under coach leadership and finished among the top finishers in district competition.
Friday afternoon the girls chose their preferred spot to play ping pong volleyball tennis and basketball. Coach Ludington supervised but Miss Weidauer was absent during the session.
Music notes recount Handel's shift from opera to oratorio and the Messiah's 1742 first performance for charity. It notes the King's rise and audience standing through the Hallelujah Chorus amid the work's enduring acclaim.
Scott Miller won unopposed in the oratory division The Eleventh Commandment by Robert Glathar won dramatic The Show Must Go On by Rene Achtemeter and Good Bye Helen by Betty Cuthbert appeared in humor Jessie signs Jessica in letters after boarding school Tomica is used in a family joking note with Aunt Lizzie Uncle Samica and a name change to Jimica
The six weeks honor roll includes Betty Grabber Esther Lamb Dwaine Clark Leila Broadstone and Avis Johnson Perfect spelling was earned by Avis Johnson Dwaine Clark Esther Lamb Koe Patton Betty Grabber Denice Anderson and Marilyn Miller The sixth grade reading class finished Spanish Bootblack The sixth grade arithmetic class studies multiplication of fractions The seventh and eighth grade arithmetic class studies compound interest and graphs The History class covers the period after nine states were admitted to the union Memory gem by Russell Madden No questions are settled until they are settled right Kachetler Wilcox
In Miss Raimond's absence Thursday afternoon Lorene Achtemvier Arlene Schouelle and Junatta Anderson taught in the primary room. Third grade pupils Norma Lee Allen Dwain Green and others earned perfect spelling and five star workers include Gale Green Juve Thompson Leu Moore Glenn Roelfs Robert Stahl.
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