Student Newspaper Staff Roster Listed by Roles
The document lists editors reporters and staff members by name and department including Editor in Chief Scott Miller Assistant Editor Max Hall Senior Reporter Della Roelfs Junior Reporter Max Thompson Sophomore Reporter Arlene Loseman Freshman Reporter Julia Diller Boys Athletics Laurence Clark Girls Athletics Lorene Achtemeier PPBIe Gook s Priess Carolyn Clark Speech Clara Achtemeier Snecinitiosus Jean Bond News Correspondent Robert Glathar Grade reporters Eleanor Richardson Seale Eleanor Weigel Juanita Anderson
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Della Roelfs
Max Thompson
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Arlene Loseman
Julia Diller
Priess
Carolyn Clark
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Clara Achtemeier
Student Club Officers and Sponsors Listed
President Misenas Lawrence Clark and Vice-president Mildred Krebs lead the student group with secretary treasurer Maxine Nider. Sophomore President Carolyn Clark and Freshmen President Jean Maw are among the listed officers with sponsors and other staff names including Harvey Cunningham Donald Engelman and Darrel Beckwith on the roster.
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Misenas Lawrence Clark
Mildred Krebs
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Maxine Nider
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Mr. McCreight
Carolyn Clark
Harvey Cunningham
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Arlene Roseman
Ludington
Jean Maw
Darrel Beckwith
Donald Engelman
Marjérie Maw
Glee Club Officers Named for Senior and Junior Groups
The senior glee club lists Lucille Nider as president and Delpha Wiemera as secretary treasurer with Clara Achtemeier as librarian. The junior glee group names Fern Nippert as president and Gladys Garton as secretary treasurer with Arlene Schnuelle as librarian.
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Keith Hudson
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Robert Glathar
Ecole Oe See
Fern Nippert
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Gerald Garrels
Sponner Ewes Tee
Mr. Sinkey
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Lucille Nider
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Delpha Wiemera
Clara Achtemeier
Gladys Garton
Arlene Schnuelle
Faculty Names and Roles at Local High School
The list names L. F. Sinkey as Superintendent, Carl Ludington as Principal, Russell McCreight in Normal Training and Mathematics, Dorothy Weidauer in Social Science and Biology, Margaret Grant in English and Music, H. C. Kelley for 7 8 and 6 part time dramatics, LaVerne Heyne for 4 5 part time, and Flossie Raymond for grades 1 2 and 3.
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L. F. Sinkey
Carl Ludington
Russell McCreight
Dorothy Weidauer
Margaret Grant
H. C. Kelley
LaVerne Heyne
Flossie Raymond
Armistice Day Reflections On War And Duty
The piece recalls Armistice Day 1918 and laments ongoing global conflict while asking whether America will keep its young fit for service. It cites David Lloyd George’s memoirs criticizing generals who ordered battles but saw battle from the home front.
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America
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
War Views Call for Shared Sacrifice by Leaders
The passage argues that few in authority who declare war should be spared bearing the front line to avoid imposing horrors on millions with little say. It notes soldiers who witnessed combat affirm Sherman’s phrase War is Hell and echo Lloyd George's view that war should be shared by leaders.
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Sherman
David Lloyd George
Senior Notes On Classroom Study And Census Work
The class reports on literature and reading projects plus Kipling. They discuss census duties in commerce and immigration, and note the 1930 census cost and manpower. Additional items cover administrative agencies, Nebraska geography booklets, Macbeth essays, and shop projects.
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Department of Commerce
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Nebraska
Macbeth
Cabinet names and student class activities in renewal notes
In a school report the American History class reviews Washington era cabinet figures Seely Hamilton Knox Jefferson Randolph and John ny as Chief Justice. The American Literature class covers The Black Duck Dioner and The Adventure of the Norwood Builders with a Friday test and student readings. The Beginners Typing class works on typing exercises and a display poster while the Physics class has begun.
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Washington
Seely
Treasury
Hamilton
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Knox
Jefferson
Randolph
Supreme Court
Johnny
James Stevens
A. Conan Doyle
Sophomore Notes on Ancient Rome and School Work
The article describes Christ’s birth in Bethlehem and Rome society with villas and costly tables. It notes slaves owned by rich Romans and school lessons on geometry logic and friendly letter writing. It mentions the one act play Where the Cross is Made and a note about a treasure burial reference.
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Christ
Caesar
Bethlehem
Rome
Italy
Freshman Notes on Identities and Equations of Condition
The lesson explains identities as literal equations with term for term equality. It defines equations of condition as true only for certain unknown values. Transposition is described by swapping sides and signs, with examples from story problems.
General Science class to exhibit heating methods project
Students will not meet at night school and will instead prepare booklets on Ways and Methods of Heating the Home. Each student makes three drawings of experiments and three booklets. In English they study The Lady of the Lake with a note on Scotland and hunters.
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Scotland
Hunter Returns From Stag Chase to Lady of the Lake
After a stag hunt one man escapes rivals whose pursuit ends with a dying horse. He signals with a horn and the Lady of the Lake appears, taking him to her home for the night. She envisions love with Sir Roderic Dhu but realizes her true affection lies with the hunter.
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Roderic Dhu
Girls Physical Training Holds First Meeting
The Girls Physical Education class met for the first time under Miss Eidauer with fourteen of twenty members present. The gym sessions occur every Friday after 3 20 PM, including line formation marching instructions a telephone game and basketball during free time.
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Eidauer
Diller Prepares for Season Opener Against Alumnae
Diller reports a large turnout for basketball with thirty two players and strong prospects for first and second teams. Players eagerly anticipate the first scrimmage as practice focuses on limbering up muscles. The season opens against the Alumnae on November 23.
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Diller
Music Notes Miss Grant Plans Night School Groups
TheGirls Trio Boys Sextette Junior Girls Glee Senior Girls Glee and the Band will perform at night school. Senior Girls Glee Club rehearses Little Boy Blue by Eugene Field with a seven soprano solo and a second soprano solo.
Speech Class Satisfies Students With Scenic Break
Students in a speech class enjoyed a Thursday session as they avoided new speeches. Mr. Sinkey provided notes on two additional types, Speech Presentation and Speech of Acceptance, detailing significance of occasion reasons for presentation and brief guidelines.
Specialties Mention Fatherly Interest in Girls and Naval Station Link
The note questions Lawrence Clark's fatherly interest in girls and reports Keith John son, a Diller High graduate, at Great Lakes Naval Station. It also notes 34 states lack state police protection despite their value in catching criminals and mentions variability in rib counts among individuals.
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Keith Johnson
Diller High
Great Lakes Naval Station
One Act Play Set for High School Assembly Night
The cast will present the one act play next Tuesday November 16 at 8 00 PM in the High School Assembly. Special numbers are planned. Cast members include Lorene Achtemeier Carolyn Clark Clyde Colman and Harold Lottman.
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Lorene Achtemeier
Carolyn Clark
Clyde Colman
Harold Lottman
Local Adult Typing Class Reaches Second Lesson
The group has met twice and learned one row of keys. Ten lessons are required to complete the course. Attendees include Bianca Delano, Alice Specht, Mrs. Scott Miller, Billie Bristol, Cleo Green, Flossie Raymond, Mr. McCreight, and Mr. Wilber Green with Mr. Sinkey sponsoring the class.
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Bianca Delano
Alice Specht
Scott Miller
Billie Bristol
Cleo Green
Flossie Raymond
McCreight
Wilber Green
Sinkey
Seventh and Eighth Grade Notes Highlight Student Achievements
Perfect spelling awards go to Betty Grabber and Marilyn Miller for the week ending November 5. The report emphasizes art integration across subjects, invites parents to night school, and notes research on Indians with plans for a living history exhibit and student crafted Indian materials.
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Betty Grabber
Marilyn Miller
Fourth through seventh graders share classroom projects
Mrs Rolf Beckman observed as 4th graders created an Eskimo scene with snow houses dogs and sleds. 6th graders made Thanksgiving posters while 5th and 6th grades study sugar beet history. Denice and Dorothy Anderson were in Lincoln Thursday missing 5th grade history. 5th and 7th language study nouns. Spelling 100 percent honors go to listed students including Dorothy Anderson and Ina Jean Nicholson.
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Dorothy Anderson
Terrill Fasnacht
Irene Greider
Carolyn Moore
Lyon Thompson
Mary Aon Cunnigham
Shirley Garrels
Ina Jean Nicholson
Perfect Graders in 2nd and 3rd Grades Noted
Second grade pupils with perfect spelling last week were Mavis Holle Faye Garrels Dona Jean Folkers and Dean Moore. Third grade honoree was Dwaine Green. Robert Stahl brought patterns of Indians wigwams and more. Glenn Roelf brought Missouri growing leaves and nuts. Norma Lee Allen Faye Garrels and Miss Raymond were briefly absent due to colds. Donna Mae Garrels visited Friday and they sang The Birthday Song for her fourteenth birthday and for Gale Green who turned six last Saturday.
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Mavis Holle
Faye Garrels
Dona Jean Folkers
Dean Moore
Dwaine Green
Robert Stahl
Glenn Roelf
Missouri
Norma Lee Allen
Miss Raymond
Donna Mae Garrels
Gale Green
Creighton University Speakers Bureau Seeks Faculty Volunteers
A Creighton University communication from Omaha announces forty nine faculty members are available as speakers to organizations nationwide without charge beyond necessary travel expenses. A speakers bureau catalogue can be obtained by writing the university.
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Creighton University At
Omaha
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