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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1938
Page
9
The Diller School notes class officers for each grade with sponsors listed, including Senior President Keith Hudson and Sophomore President Carolyn Clark. Reports on Reviews class study of adjectives prepositions interjections and conjunctions, and observations by Professional Training. Poems by Gray and Burns are discussed alongside Rural Sociology topics on cooperation taxation and public services.
Junior notes summarize recent lessons across subjects. Shakespeare readings lead to life stories and end questions. World War causes tested with plans to study aftereffects. physics experiments cover magnetic induction and force lines. typing reviews early-year exercises. biology covers respiration excretion and waste in plants and animals. shop class designs basic geometric shapes. world history covers Germany 1871 to 1914 with population growth note. business arithmetic explains trade discounts discount series and cash discounts.
The page records notes from Freshmen English and Civics on sentence types and utilities, plus algebra basics. It also covers 7th and 8th grade updates on spelling contest results, geography lessons on Australia, art projects, a current events bulletin board, and students entering a county spelling competition with placements noted. Rosetta Grefe and others are named among contestants.
In the Pioneer Music Contest the Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus hope to attend the District Contest in Geneva on April 2. They need transportation and parental permission. contact Miss Grant or Mr. Sinkey. Seniors plan individual portraits on Tuesday, March 29 at the studio.
The senior group nominates Lucille Nider as president Delpha Wiemere as secretary and Ireas as treasurer with Clara Achtemeier as junior president Fern Nippert as secretary treasurer Gladys Garton as librarian and Arlene Schnouelle as librarian assistant.
High School authorities list L F Sinkey superintendent Commercial Car Ludington principal Science and Shop Russell McCreight Normal Training and Mathematics Dorothy Weidauer Social Science and Biology Margaret Grant English and Music Grades KL C Kelley 7 8 and 6 part time High School Dramatics LaVerne Heyne 4 5 part time 6th Flossie Raymond 1st 2nd and 3d
The Editor Looks On notes March health unspecified week as National Wildlife Restoration Week led by Ja N Darling president of the federation. Groups from 4 H to scientists join a national drive to safeguard outdoor resources and restore wildlife and habitats, stressing cross state cooperation and public support through wildlife stamps.
English 10 continues Little Minister readings with plans for a class book review next week in which all will participate. The Geometry class has begun studying themes in geometry as part of the curriculum.
Diller High School students won the music trophy from Steele City. Our Girl's Glee Club and mixed chorus earned excellent ratings in the Pioneer Contest and will travel to Geneva for the April contest on the 1st and 2nd. The band has started new selections and urges all band students to attend practice on time.
The text explains how Chinese terms vividly describe objects like angry water for soda and rise descend machines for elevators. It notes that modern surveying tools are so precise that a one sixteenth inch error per mile is unacceptable, with NBS instruments needing isolation from body heat.
Kennedy Findling returns to school after two weeks of quarantine. Carolyn Moore misses this week due to mumps. Perfect spellers last week include Terrill C Irene Gloria Lyon Rodger Shirely Ina and Donald S. Language classes continue bird studies.
1st 2nd and 3rd Grades list ill students Juanita Anderson Loris Moore and Donna Jean pence. Second grade pupils with perfect spelling are Mavis Holle Faye Garrels and Dean Moore. Third grade students Norma Lee Allen Dwaine Green and Dwaine Nicholson. Art period activity includes cutting freehand vegetables fruits animals and flowers. Grades two and three read Hunting and Outdoor Visits for Nature and Science. The third grade covers multiplication tables of threes.
Max Hall notes that spring vacation starts at 4 o clock Wednesday and ends Monday morning March 28 at 9 o clock. Students may visit other schools, complete extra work, or shop if they arrange it with the proper school office.
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