Diller School News Highlights Student Activities
The seniors report a classmate in hospital and plan for upcoming initiations while new students pace themselves. Vocational and home economics topics are explored alongside algebra on positive and negative numbers. Students review beef cattle dairy, sheep and hog raising, forest work, and cooperative marketing in recent project discussions. Plymouth handed Diller High School a defeat in baseball as wind and dust affected play with 24 errors by Diller. Ninth grade chemistry tackles fractions, and book reports become a six-book due every six weeks. Twelve girls prepare for a three part singing group with a final sextet chosen by merit.
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Cleveland, Ohio
School notes record weekly pupil spelling and class activities
The document lists grade seven to eight pupils with perfect spelling, names students and staff, notes Civics study on the state constitution, bulletin board plans, absent Virgil Basnachi, art drawing project, reference shelf, Rub a Dub club, Friday meetings, roll call by favorite color, Roe Patton on Boulder Dam, Marilyn Miller nursery rhymes, Esther Lamb as president, miniature post office progress with Betty Grabber as postmistress, and Mary Lou Thompson visiting the Gage County Fair with remarks on the event.
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Roe Patton
Boulder ‘Dam
Marilyn Miller
Esther’ Lamb
Betty Grabber
Students with Perfect Spelling Grades Receive Friday Star
The list of top spellers includes Dorothy Anderson Irene Greider Darrell Green Carolyn Moore Rodger Arnott Shirley Garrels Denice Anderson Robert Dale Clark Joyce Johnson Marilyn Miller Donald Roelfs. Health checks are daily with a Health chart and a Friday Star for full marks. The fifth grade studied the Amazon and Orinoco Valleys and notebooks will be checked monthly.
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Dorothy Anderson
Irene Greider
Darrell Dee Green
Carolyn Moore
Rodger Arnott
Shirley Garrels
Denice Anderson
Robert Dale» Clark
Joyce Johnson
Marilyn ‘Miller
Donald Roelfs
Notice To Creditors Hartigan estate of Vinnie Fry
Creditors of the estate of Vinnie K E Fry also known as Mininie E Fry in Jefferson County Nebraska are notified the claim filing deadline is February 8 1937 and the debt payment date August 4 1937. A claims hearing will be held February 9 1937 at 9 oclock in the County Court room to receive examine hear allow or adjust claims. Dated August 4 1936 BR Bee County Judge.
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Hartigan & Skultergattys Forest
Vinnie KE. Fry
Mininie E. Fry
Jefferson County
Nebraska
State of
Said
BR. Bee _Seal
Poem Study and Farm Tales Highlight First Grade
Pupils memorize The Cow by Robert Louis Stevenson and read Skags The Milk Horse by Huber. First and second graders enjoy making a chart of farm animal pictures as a weekly activity. Faye Gurriels visited Odeil over the weekend.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Huber
Faye Gurrels
Odeil
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