District Music Contest Promotes Smaller High Schools
The six towns Enid Steele City Reynolds Daykin Plymouth and Diller compete in district No 1 at Geneva Nebraska on April 2 and 3 with solos small groups and large ensembles. About 60 students from Diller participate with entry fees and transportation costs to cover and organizers seek parental help to provide 12 cars for travel.
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Steele City
Reynolds
Daykin
Plymouth
Diller
Geneva
Nebraska
Ae Diller
Amanda Achtemeier
Max Johnson
Clara Achtemeier
Elda Krebe
Denice Anderson
Mildred Krebs
Juanita Anderson
Aes Lemon Oeith
Herold L Lottman
Dick Beckwith
Merlyn Lottman
Max G
Leora Malchow
Viola
Marilyn Miller
Diller School News Highlights Faculty and Grade Assignments
Scott Miller leads 7th and 8th grades with Keith Hudson assisting 7th and 8th. Rob't Glathar covers 4th to 6th with Sybil Fasnacht asst for 4th to 6th. Earnest Garrels teaches 1st and 2nd grades with Clara Achtemeier.
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Scott Miller
Keith Hudson
Rob’t Glathar
Sybil Fasnacht
Earnest Garrels
Clara Achtemeier
Editorial on true success through effort and resilience
The piece argues that true success comes from effort and action, not avoidance or excuses. It suggests enduring hardship is preferable to retreating to safety, asserting that having worked defines achievement.
Senior and Junior Honor Roll List
School honors list names students across grades. Senior Honor Roll includes Amanda Achtemeier Dale Garrels Bob Green Elizabeth Green Artle Hutchinson Elda Krebs Ope Renz Elmer Sasse. Junior Honor Roll includes Scott Miller Delpha Wiemers with Lucille Findling Fern Nipper as Honorable Mention. Sophomore and Freshman honors feature Lawrence Clark Max Thompson Earnest Garrels Mildred Krebs Verna Meyers Jean Bond Carolyn Clark Arlene Roseman Julia Diller Yvonne Choles Miller Anderson Shirley Rae Garrels.
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Amanda Achtemeier
Dale Garrels
Bob Green
Elizabeth Green
Artle Hutchinson
Elda Krebs
Ope Renz
Elmer Sasse
Scott Miller
Delpha Wiemers
Lucille Findling
Fern Nipper
Lawrence Clark
Max Thompson
Earnest Garrels
Mildred Krebs
Verna Meyers
Jean Bond
Carolyn Clark
Arlene Roseman
Julia Diller
Yvonne Choles
Sda
SS. Miller, Anderson
Shirley Rae Garrels
Fragmentary School Note Counts on Classes and Terms
A scrambled summary notes Sociology Seniors and English XII, with references to course classifications, reviews, and future-use materials. It mentions music terms and forms, outlines, maps, and definitions, plus a Thursday event highlight.
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America
Jolly Juniors Reading Class Posts Blurred Paragraph
The English and American History classes discuss the mind body relation and Civil War era politics. Students anticipate a shift from wild west focus to political struggle revealing questions about national history and civic topics.
Hidden Gold and Silver Value Shift Notes
Fragmentary text recalls gold and silver hiding value, with gold standardized and silver losing value. Mentions double copies and carbon, but details are unclear in the source.
Classroom Notes From Freshman to Sophomore Year Highlights
The English class finished Effective King and Writing and began Speaking Writing to Inform with seatwork and vocabulary study. Geometry covered prepositions for angle and arc measurement and simple constructions. World History discussed Napoleon and compared him with Julius Caesar Alexander and Hannibal. Agriculture and Geography of Nebraska noted wildlife and Nebraska water quality with limited mineral content.
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Napoleon
Julius Caesar
Alexander
Hannibal
Nebraska
Freshman Classes Explore Ancient Rome and Math Concepts
In Latin a tale of Mucius Scaevola illustrates Roman endurance and courage with emphasis on bravery over worldly glory. General Science covers human physiology and body parts while Algebra tackles story problems and geometric shapes like triangles and trapezoids.
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Mucius Ee
Mocius Scaevola
To Sectional One Act Play Contest
Diller High School begins work on the sectional contest stage. The crew rehearses a play with strong local ties and aims for a successful regional showing.
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Diller High School
Diller
Marble Tournament What Next for J Boys
A reader note asks what comes after the junior boys marble tournament and suggests planning future events. The brief hints at continued play and opportunities for participants to engage again.
New Sulfonamide Drug Said To Save Many Lives
A new sulfonamide drug, first tested at Johns Hopkins by Dr. Perrin H. Long and Dr. Eleanor A. Bliss, is claimed to save over 12 000 lives in the coming year. It treats strep infections and related diseases, and was used to aid Franklin Roosevelt Jr. in a dangerous throat case.
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Eves
Vicule
Germany
Johns. Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Perrin H. Long
Eleanor A. Bliss
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
American Magazine
Wanted One Good Book Report For Any Subject
Classified request notes a willing buyer for a book report and pencil loan. Dale Close offers to pay up to 8 cents. Dale Sandman seeks a soft lead pencil. Merlyn Lottman asks for six sheets of worksheet paper to finish bookkeeping tasks.
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Dale Close
Dale Sandman
Merlyn Lottman
Classified Ad Trades From Dil ler High School
A quirky classified notice from Dil ler High School lists trades including four pee wees for one glassy and four pens for a filled black ink pen. Serenus Vsers and Delmar Champ propose exchanging common school items for a second hand ruler.
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Diller High School
Lawrence Clark
Serenus Vsers
Delmar Champ
Fragmentary school notes mixed with scattered topics
A hazy set of classroom musings covers history figures like George Washington and Hoover, chemistry interest, ink and grease stain tips, bookkeeping, and music study. The jumble mentions a history discussion and daily student reflections with several incomplete phrases.
Penmanship Contest Notes and Practice in Progress
Readable fragments describe a penmanship event for graduates in Reeveparie classing all problem types. Pupils say geography requires thinking and practice. county spell contest and a large display are mentioned. A written contest on the tenth promises a sway for winners as participants work toward prizes.
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Reeveparie
Fourth to Sixth Notes in Raphy Class Remains Unclear
Fragmentary text references a phony sounding naming of contestants and participants like Marilyn Miller and Len Thompson. It lists several individuals such as Arnott and Roelfs with notes on attendance, but the overall event details and context remain obscured.
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Ress
Marilyn Miller
Len Thompson
Merit
Deniceenmneene Omer Fete
Roelfs
Roe Patton
Wilma Thompson
Rodger Arntt
Arnott
Ina Nic Garrels
Joyce Johnson
Star pupils honored in Palmer Method class
First, second and third grade pupils Dwaine Green Norma Lee Allen Duane Nicholapp and Patrick Canningham received Stars for punctuality and neat penmanship during six weeks of Palmer Method instruction without absence or tardiness.
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Dwaine Green
Norma Lee Allen
Duane Nicholapp
Patrick Canningham
Art Terni Fasnacht
Tie seat see of the pa big ghly with the
The readable fragments show a tense seating dispute tied to a large gathering. Names and precise roles are unclear, but the event centers on seating arrangements and potential disruption at a major public meeting. Public officials are referenced but not specified.
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