Diller School stage to present The Black Valise farce
Diller High School announces The Black Valise a farce by Henry Mason to be staged in the assembly room next Tuesday evening November 12 admission five cents with proceeds to the activity fund. The play features Henry Mason Dooley and Mrs Dooley and the mysterious Doctor Nikolor in a comic clash with a policeman named Theodore amid school week events and education week observances.
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Diller
Fairbury
Henry Mason
Dooley
Theodore
Mason
Dooleys
Nickler
Max Johnson
Nikolor
Elmer Sasse
Mr. Dooley
Gordon Fanders
Seventh and Eighth Grade Keep Pace With Math and Heat Study
Seventh grade arithmetic reviewed problems with net price while eighth grade covered geometric figures. The second class discussed heat and its uses and methods of transfer. Experiments in the laboratory demonstrated convection, conduction, and expansion. Students Jean Bond Fern Close Weld Henrichs Betty Hurst Yvonne Nicholson Leila Broadstone Dwaine Clark Bernard Cunningham Harvey Ningham earned perfect marks for the week ending Nov 8.
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Jean Bond
Fern
Close
Weldon Henrichs
Betty
Hurst
Yvonne
Nicholson
Leila Broadstone
Dwaine Clark
Bernard Cunningham
Harveyningham
Fifth and sixth graders miss week due to illness
Kenneth Findling and Russell Madden were absent this week because of illness. Neil Andrews has the highest average in the sixth grade for last week in daily arithmetic. Mrs. Johnson and six other teachers visited the club meeting and program last Friday afternoon.
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Kenneth Findling
Russel Madden
Neil Andrews
Johnson
Grabber
Lamb
Seaman
Cully
Findling
Fry
Absences Mark 3rd and 4th Grades Week of Illness
Wessel Beckman and Joyce Johnson are absent with mumps and flu respectively. The entry mentions a sand table about the Pilgrims Going to Church and a note about an Indians geography mate. Students made spelling booklets in class.
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Wessel Beckman
Joyce Johnson
School update highlights classes and student achievements
Last week covers were decorated with turkeys as 5th grade geography moves through the South Central States. 4th grade arithmetic begins king division and continues short division and Roman numerals. Perfect spelling papers earned by Shirley Garrels and others. Health chart stars awarded to many students. Second grade spelling winners, and bowls and candle sticks crafted by first and second graders during Indians study.
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South Central States
Fréim
Irene Greider
Dorothy Anderson
First and Second Grades Miss Walher Out Sick
LeRoy Walher is out of school for a few days due to illness. Visitors this week included Mrs.
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LeRoy Walher
Leapers Celebrate Golden Wedding Near Diller
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leaper marked fifty years of marriage in a quiet homestead ceremony two miles northeast of Diller. Albert moved to the Diller area fifty seven years ago and lived on the current Ray Eick farm, later changing farms with the Leapers now residing on their present home. They raised several children, with Bell John and Willie at home.
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Albert Leaper
Diller
Ray Eick
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