Class Officers and Sponsors List with Student Leaders
Senior President Keith Hudson and Vice-president Robert Glathar lead the class officers alongside Secretary Fern Nippert Teesecrets 485.5s Gerald Garrels for BOONSUE CS. Junior President Lawrence Clark with Mildred Krebs as Vice-president and Maxine Nider Spanser as Secretary-Treasurer. Sophomore President Carolyn Clark with Harvey Cunningham as Vice-President and Arlene Roseman as Secretary-Treasurer. Freshman Drege OG sii eas Jean Maw as Vice-president with Darrel Beckwith as Secretary and Donald Engelmann as TICMBUter.
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Keith Hudson
Robert Glathar
Fern Nippert
Teesecrets
Gerald Garrels
McCreight
Carolyn Clark
Harvey Cunningham
Treas
Arlene Roseman Saene
Ludington Freshmee
Drege OG Sii Eas
Jean Maw
Darrel Beckwith
Donald Engelmann Ticmbuter
Marjorie Man Nnonsurie
Cota Wees Mige Grant
Girls Senior Glee Officers Named
Lucille Nider is president Delpha Wiemera secretary treasurer and librarian Clara Achtemeier leads the Senior Glee group. Junior Glee president is listed as Fern Nippert with Gladys Garton librarian and Arlene Sebnuelle as secretary treasurer.
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Lucille Nider
Treas
Delpha Wiemera
Clara Achtemeier
Fern Nippert
Gladys Garton
Arlene Sebnuelle
Local High School Faculty Roster Listed
Superintendent L F Sinkey leads the faculty with Principal Carl Ludington in charge of science and shop. Russell McCreight handles training and mathematics, Dorothy Weidauer social science and biology. Margaret Grant teaches English and music with Dramatics. Part time staff include H C Kelley for grades 7 8 and 6, LaVerne Heyne for grades 4 5, and Flossie Raymond for grades 1 2 and 3.
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L. F. Sinkey
Commercial
Carl Ludington
Russell McCreight
Dorothy Weidauer
Margaret Grant
H.C. Kelley
LaVerne Heyne
Flossie Raymond
April Opens With Song And Opened Buds
The item reflects on April as a month of openings and changeable weather. It notes the name derives from Latin to open, buds and leaves blooming, flowers blooming, birds returning, and the month’s links to wars started in April aside from the War of 1812. Daisy is the special flower and diamond the birth stone.
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Rexford
United States
Father and Son banquet proposed for Diller High School
Office Notes by Max Hall urges organization of a banquet to honor the athletes of Diller High School, noting the two prior years' successes and inviting individuals or groups to take the initiative and plan the event.
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Diller High School
Senior Notes on Verbal Forms and Keats Quote
The Reviews class studies verbals with three types. Participle acts like an adjective. Gerund ends in ing as a verbal noun. Infinitive uses to. The text notes difficulty distinguishing participles from other forms.
School notes on pronouns tariffs and poetry study
The Rural Sociology class studies the Tariff and its purpose to protect farmers and manufacturers. The English class covers poems by Burne Wordsfor Scott Byron Coleridge Siener and Keats and memorizes passages from famous poems.
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Burne, Wordsforc
Scott
Byron
Coleridge
Siener
Keats
Sophomore Notes on Books and Classes
The English 10 class finished The Little Minister and did a book review in class while outlining themes. Geometry studied Loci and began proportions. Business Arithmetic defined gross and net sales, cost of sales, gross and net profit, and operating expenses. World History reviewed the British Colonial Empire listing India, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Egypt, Canada, and other territories.
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Great Britaan
India
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Egypt
Canada
Freshmen Notes Highlight Shakespeare and School Problems
Julia Diller reviews The Merchant of Venice noting Shakespeare born in 1564 in England with April birth, hailed as a great English poet. The class discusses two problems The Dawdler and A Tall and Awkward Girl and their impact on student behavior and self esteem.
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Shakespeare
Old
England
Enius
Eeepmantens
Class Notes Mention Student Experiments and Fractions
It cites student efforts in science and algebra. Darren Beck and Lloyd Green built a storage battery cell for class Tuesday. Yvonne Nicholson and Julia Diller made a simple electric cell with some difficulty. In algebra we began to find equivalent fractions by changing two signs at four times.
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Darren Beckwith
Lloyd Green
Yvonne Nicholson
Julia Diller
Music Notes Reflect on Art and Song’s Value
Carolynn Clark cites Theodore Roosevelt and Carlyle on music and culture. Henry Ford adds that singing benefits health and happiness. The piece links literature painting sculpture architecture and music to daily life through notable quotes.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Tropical Huntsman
Carlyle
Henry Ford
Quirky 1920s Missives on Misconduct Tools and Tallying Time
A collage notes crimes and curiosities from early times. It mentions a student expelled for cheating and counting ribs in a physiology exam, a cemetery smoking ban in Cleveland, a slingshot fine in Wichita, an “electric chair” proposal for poultry killing, and Emil Coleman collecting over 400 watches that fail to keep time.
7th and 8th Grade Notes in Eleanor Richardson's Page
Kenneth Findling returns to school as students note class activities including wallpaper borders and Holland scene displays. Perfect spelling honors go to several students while Progress and merit pins are awarded to others. juniors aim for certificates and final recognitions are listed in this compact school notes column.
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Joyce Johnson
Nelda Nicholson
Russel Madden
Dwaine Clark
Donald Roelfs
Denice Anderson
Harold Alien
Roe Pattop
Leila Broadstone
Wilma Thompson
Dick Beckwith
Kenneth Findling
Wessel Beckman
Stanley Diller
Avis Johnson
Marjory Nippert
Marilyn Miller
Betty Grabber
Esther Lamb
1st 2nd and 3rd Grades Juanita Anderson
Third grade pupils achieving perfect spelling grades last week are highlighted. Juanita Anderson leads as examples among students noted for spelling excellence.
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Juanita Anderson
Local Students Prepare Art Exhibit and Math Work
Norma Lee Allen Dwaine Green and Dwaine Nicholson with second grade Faye Garrels Mavis Holle and Dean Moore are ill at home this week with the mumps Dona Jean Folkers and Arlen Lampe. All grades work on an Educational Day art exhibit. Third grade numbers class works multiplication division and fractions.
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Norma Lee Allen
Dwaine Green
Dwaine Nicholson
Faye Garrels
Mavis Holle
Dean Moore
Hallmarks and Hall Marks in Gold and Silver Artifacts
Hallmarks certify precious metal quality and are stamped by the Goldsmiths' Company in England. The assay and stamping occur at the guild headquarters, the hall, from which the term hallmarks derives. Each year’s mark combination allows dating of old watches, silverware, and goldware.
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England
Goldsmiths’ Company
Ozarks Rich in History Section Notes Civil War Heritage
This overview highlights the Ozarks history from early French exploration to Civil War era. It mentions the Compromise line marked by a monument and a tavern bearing battle scars as a reminder of a major Civil War confrontation.
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Ozarks
Aux Arcs
Gladys and Doctor Discuss Favorite Sports Outside Business
A light exchange in which Gladys asks about a favorite sport and a young doctor replies sleighing as a pastime beyond work. The dialogue hints at casual social banter.
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Gladys
Fairbury Kiwanis Plans Fourth County Grade School Meet
Fairbury Kiwanis chair Carol Prieb outlines plans for the fourth annual county grade school track and field meet with tentative date April 29. Schools will be notified of exact times later. events and awards resemble prior years. Last year about 250 entries from 14 schools. organizers hope for broader participation this year.
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Carol Prieb
Fairbury Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Nero and the hydraulic pipe organ history
The text notes that Emperor Nero enjoyed a water powered pipe organ. It states the hydraulic organ endured long after his reign, with bellows added in the Middle Ages.
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Nero
Soy Beans: Chief Food for Centuries in Orient
For centuries the soy bean has been the chief food for countless millions in the Orient. It provides milk and sustenance, noted as the sole milk source for Chinese babies.
Zeal Discouraged for Delicate Matters
The quotation warns that excessive zeal harms judgment and invites stern scrutiny from wise and considerate observers, advising measured conduct in sensitive issues. It advocates restraint over forceful advocacy to gain credibility and trust.
Notre Dame Cathedral Timeline and Missing Spires
Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris began in 1163 and was completed in 1304. The original plan to crown the twin towers with spires was never realized.
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Notre Dame
Paris
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Glee Club Officers
Scott A Miller
Max Hall
Della Roelfs
Arlene Roseman
Carolynn Clark
Jean Bond
Cleveland
Ohio
Wichita
Kansas
Wilbert Hunt
North Acton
Massachusetts
Emil Coleman
New York, N. Y
Eleanor Richardson
Holland
Roe Patton
Mary Drexler
Mary Lou Thompson
Rosetta Grief
Colossus
New York Fair
New York
George Washington
Washington
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