Diller School Calendar Highlights Key End of Year Dates
Educational day on May 6 followed by senior close play on May 11. State track meet on May 13 and 14 with a Baccalaureate on May 15. Commencement on May 19 and school closes May 20.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1938
Page
5
Editor Looks On: Pulitzer Winners Mentioned at School
The piece notes Columbia University trustees awarding 1937 Pulitzers including Bismarck Tribune public service medal and Raymond Spugle’s Klan reporting. It highlights student reporters at Diller School News, future career hopes for Bob Green, and school activities and lessons across classes led by Scott Miller and Jean Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Bismark
N. D
Supreme Court
Our Town
Thorton Wilder
Marquis James
Odell Shepherd
Mr. James
Andrew Jackson
Shephard
Bronson Olcott
U. S
Paul Hermat Buck
Bob Green
Diller School News
Lincoln Daily Star
Nebraska University At Lincoln
Bob
Junior Notes Highlight Class Activities
The English class studies poets Sam Walter Foss Eugene Field Edwin Mackham and Henry Van Dyke and memorizes The House By the Side of the Road. American History outlines Roosevelt and the New Deal for display at Educational Day. Physics covers dry, voltaic, and Weston cells. The Shop makes lamps and marble tables. A gym stage is built for Tuesday night program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Walter Foss
Eugene Field
Edwin Mackham
Henry van Dyke
Calm Yourself comedy set May 11 1938 by Senior Play
The Senior Play cast rehearses a comedy about Fannie fainting and Fred's many ailments with the title Calm Yourself. Seniors invite all to see the show on May 11 1938. The Junior Senior Banquet occurred April 30 at Congregational church with a multi course menu and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie
Fred
Congregational Church
Sophomore Notes Highlight Class Activities
The English 10 class studies defining words and finished Sorat and Rustum with a test. Jean Bond Beeneng represents the bogons in the scholastic contest while Geometry 10 plans a project on geometry and bridges. Robert Duis and Arlene Rose-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
New York Stock Exchange
Scott Miller
Jean Bond
Findland
Esthenia
Lithuania
Latavia
Rrussia
Kingdom of Romania
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Austria Hungary
Arlene Roseman
Sorat
Rustum
Jean Bond Beeneng
Bogons
Robert Duis
Arlene Rose
Pioneering Track Meet Results and School Contests
Diller wins Pioneer Conference track meet with 46 points as Plymouth and Reynolds follow. Athletes set four records including shot put by Orth and mile relay by Diller. Beatrice and Wymore lead heavy competition. over 50 teams invited to Beatrice night meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wymore
R Diller
B. Nicholson
R Thompson
Garrels
Thompson
Fry
Diller
Beatrice
Lincoln
H.S
Plymouth
Reynolds
Orth
Hobbs
Wells
Endicott
Specialties and Banquet Anecdotes From School Journal
Encounter at the Junior and Senior Banquet reveals classroom humor. A driver asks about a truck of monkeys as a farmer recalls no sighting. Lawrence offers a direct object pun while Betty Thompson and Betty are noted for algebra fatigue and a joke about X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant— Lawrence
Lawrence
Grant
Betty Thompson
Music Notes by Carolynn Clark
The article argues that music education should cultivate the amateur spirit and focus on group inquiry. individual teaching should come only when a student shows unusual talent needing personal guidance from within a cohort and the teacher recognizes sensitivity and complexity. Harold Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolynn Clark
Harold Bauer
Seventh and Eighth Grade Notes From Eleanor Richardson
The class reports state test grades with all eighth graders earning 100 percent in Arithmetic. Reexams are scheduled for May 9 on previously lower scores. Students have decorated windows and prepared a freeze on the blackboard. A new batch of library books has arrived for the room.
Fourth to Sixth Grade Classroom News
Eleanor Weigel reports that the 4th 5th and 6th graders made May baskets on Friday. The 5th and 6th graders English class studies adverbs while the 4th grade geography class explores Switzerland mountainous regions. Most pupils prefer Switzerland to other European countries. Perfect spellers last week include Dorthy Jean Terril Irene Gloria Carolyn Dorthy S Lynn Rodger Shirley Ina and Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Weigel
Switzerland
Europe
Dorthy Jean
Terril
Irene
Gloria
Carolyn
Dorthy S
Lynn
Rodger
Shirley
Ina
Dale
Elementary Pupils Share Tale of Ali Baba and Thieves
Juanita Anderson grades recount the story told by Rodger Arott Shirley Rae Garrels and Ina Jean Nicholson last Thursday. Arlen Lampe returns to school after illness and Arien Lampe gives a May basket with a cake and tulips to a pupil. Miss Raymond thanks the children for the flowery baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliba
Rodger Arott
Shirley Rae Garrels
Ina Jean Nicholson
Arlen Lampe
Arien Lampe
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Scott A Miller
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George Eliot
Mary Ann Evans
Adam Bede
Max Thompson
Delia Roella
Julia Diller
Williard
Jack
Lottman
Christ
Swett
DeBusk East Hobbs
Nicholson
Korte
Steele City
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Clark
Tempil R
Christ P
DeBusk E
Garton
DeBusk
Colmap
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Morgan SC
Vaughn E
Korte P
Orth P
de Busk
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Eleanor Richardson
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Juanita Anderson
Frank A. Houston
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J. Monroe Davis
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