May Track Meet and Graduation Dates List
Calendar notes state track meet at Serra on Friday May 13 and 14 with a State event. Sunday May 15 marks Baccalaureate. Thursday May 19 Commencement. Friday May 20 school ends for the term.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1938
Page
5
Diller High School Senior Class Of 1938 Graduation Reflections
The Editor Looks On contemplates the upcoming Diller High School senior graduation with mixed joy and sadness. It honors twelve years of friendship, sacrifice by parents, and the duty of youth to accept responsibility as they receive diplomas and begin their careers with courage and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller High School
D.H S. Bell
Senior Notes and Class Studies Overview
Senior Notes discuss transfer options and station arrivals while Reviews class compares Study-test Test-study and Unit methods for spelling. Professional Training covers rural school site drainage and heating ventilation water supply. English 12 studies Hawthorne and development. Sociology explores various topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Self
History of money and its diverse forms
The text explains that various items such as beads fur tobacco salt and cattle functioned as money in different societies. It notes a universal need for money and that each country created its own form of currency.
School notes and student projects across classes
A district summary notes poetry studies by several authors, New Deal booklets and a Thursday test, progress in physics on series and parallel circuits and electromagnetic induction, health and hygiene linked to diet and exercise, shop class projects with student names and items, a sale claim, Educational Day exhibits, optical instruments chapter, and lessons on transportation. Fraction denominators and decimal elimination explained.
Sophomore Notes Arlene Roseman Highlights Classes
English 10 reads A Midsummer Night's Dream and learns definitions. Geometry 10 finishes similar polygons with secant segments internal and external. Business Arithmetic covers real and personal property. World History notes the League of Nations and U S nonmembership despite Wilson's efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shakespeare
Wilson
United States
Freshmen Notes from Julia Diller on good sentences
The column outlines five sentence essentials: correct complete clear effective and pleasing. It covers class topics in Community Civics including government ideas and two case problems The Poor Loser and Up-to-date Barbara. General Science notes state the Herbarium item book is due this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Snow White toy sales surge at New York fair
At the New York toy fair, 2,000,000 dollars worth of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs articles have been sold since January 1. In March, 2.5 million Snow White handkerchiefs were sold, boosting toy manufacturing and related industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Music Notes on Animals in Opera and Gotterdammering
A Daily Express critic argues animals, especially Grane the horse, enhance audience perception in opera. The review cites Grane's ear-flattening as a telling reaction to Siegfried and Hagen, illustrating music’s role in art and humanity. Carl Marie Vonember comments on music’s relation to love and mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Express
Grane
Siegfried
Hagen
Carl Marie Voneber
Diller Competes At Southeast Track Meet At Beatrice
Diller traveled to Beatrice for the Southeast Track Meet last Saturday. Lincoln won Class A and Edgar won Class B. Diller earned six ribbons including second in the 880 yard relay, second in the 440 yard dash won by Fry, and fourth in the javelin won by Robert Patton. Diller heads to the state meet this Friday and Saturday seeking medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Beatrice
Lincoln
Edgar
Fry
Robert Patton
7th and 8th Grade Notes on Track Meet Results
The grade track team traveled to Fairbury last Friday. Harold Allen Dwaine Clark Terrill Fasnacht and Donald Roelfs ran in the medley relay and earned a fourth place ribbon. Roe Patton also received a ribbon for his event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Harold Allen
Dwaine Clark
Terrill Fasnacht
Donald Roelfs
Roe Patton
Fourth Place Notes and Week's Reminders
Betty delivered a large bouquet of tulips to school last week. Mrs. Beckman visited our room last Thursday afternoon. Nelda was absent this week due to the mumps and Esther was absent on Wednesday. The memory gem for this week is Learn to greet your friends with a smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Mrs. Beckman
Nelda
Esther
Fourth to Sixth Grade Class May Activities
Mrs Beckman visited the room on Thursday afternoon. Students prepared for Educational Day, created a May calendar, and decorated windows. They drew a large South America map, outlined Nebraska, and formed a Maypole display. The 4th to 6th graders also made a Mother poems book and a Mother poem. Dale Weaver was absent. In 5th and 6th Geography, pairs built large scenes from studied topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou
Rosetta
Ina
Shirley
Donald R
South America
Stanley
Nebraska
Marilyn
Mother
First and Third Grade Highlights at Local School
Dwaine Nicholson visits his mother in Detroit as third graders study multiplication and division by 4. First graders write Palmer Penmanship papers for silver star awards. Gale Green returns after illness. Second grade completes Alson Reader Book two and will read New Friends from a Brasel Activity Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Gale Green
Largest Frogs of Cameroons Reach Eighteen Inches
The article notes the great frog of the Cameroons as the largest frog species from the west coast of Africa, measuring about eighteen inches end to end and that these frogs are edible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameroons
Africa
Favorite Cake Recipe Contest Seeks Submissions for Cash Prizes
Readers are urged to send in their cake recipes for a cash prize contest. Prizes include $25 for first, five $10 second prizes, and ten $5 third prizes. Recipes judged on nutrition and wholesomeness. no purchase or letter needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Willie
Dad
C. Houston Goudiss
Food Authority
Methodist Anniversary and church program announced
The Methodist Episcopal Church lists Pastor C F Wagner and Mrs Ray Lamb as Superintendent. Members are invited to a 200th anniversary singing practice this Thursday. Sunday School at 10 A M discusses Testing Discipleship by Service. Baccalaureate services are planned next Sunday evening and an Aldersgate Meeting in Lincoln with Bishop Oxnam is scheduled next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Wagner
Ray Lamb
S. S
Aldersgate
Lincoln
Oxnam
Wesley
St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller High School grads
Rev L J Wolff and C L Hullman preside as Ss Sunday School at 9. Seven church members graduate this year and receive best wishes. Midwest Synod convention to meet at Hastings May 18 to 22 with John Weers named lay delegate. No morning service May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Wolff
C. L Hullman
Ss. S
Midwest Synod
Hastings
Fok John Weers
Storm Themed Worship At Local Baptist Church
Seaman hosts missionary society as Mrs May Pyche leads May 20. Sunday School at 10, preaching at 11 with theme Caught in the Storm. Ladies quartet to sing special number. All invited to worship. pastor invites rest and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Weigel
S. S. Sunday School
Missionary Society
Pyche
London Bridle Path Named From Route de Roi
The fashionable bridle path Rot ten Row in Hyde Park London is said to derive its name from Route de Roi or Kings drive. The king is the only person allowed to drive a carriage on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rotten Row
Hyde Park
Leathery Turtle Reaches Near Ton Weight in Tropics
A leathery turtle or Sphargis coriacea inhabits tropical seas as the largest living chelonian. It can reach eight feet in length and may weigh nearly a ton.
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