Local School Editorial Staff and Departments Listed
The article lists roles and names for the school newspaper team including Editor-in-Chief Scott Miller Assistant Editor Max Hall Senior Reporter Delia Roelfs Junior Reporter Max Thompson Sophomore Reporter Arlene Roseman Freshman Reporter Julia Diller Boys Athletics Laurence Clark Girls Athletics Lorene Achtemeier Music Carolyn Clark Clara Achtemeier Specialties Jean Bond News Correspondent Robert Glathar Miss Weidauer Sponsor.
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Scott Miller
Max Hall
Delia Roelfs
Max Thompson
Arlene Roseman
Julia Diller
Carolyn
Clark Soeocis
Clara Achtemeier
Jean Bond
Robert Glathar
Student Club Officers and Sponsors List
A fragmented roster lists class officers and sponsors with multiple misspellings. Names include Keith Hudson and Robert Glathar as presidents or vice presidents, Carolyn Clark and Darrel Beckwith among officers, and several sponsors such as Miss Marjorie Maw and Mr Ludington, in a damaged school record.
Glee Club Officers Named for Girls Senior and Junior Units
The article lists girls’ glee club officers for senior and junior groups with names for president secretary treasurer librarian and other roles. Lucille Nider leads senior as president. Clara Achtemeier heads junior as president alongside Fern Nippert and Gladys Garton in secretary and librarian posts.
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Lucille Nider
Treas
Delpha Wiemera
Clara Achtemeier
Fern Nippert
Treas Gladys Garton
Arlene Schnuelle Ee
Faculty List at Commercial High School Staff Roster
The document lists faculty at Commercial High School led by L. F. Sinkey as Superintendent and Carl Ludington as Principal. It includes Russell McCreight in Normal Training and Mathematics, Dorothy Weidauer in Social Science and Biology, Margaret Grant in English and Music, H. C. Kelley teaching grades 7 8 and 6 part time with Dramatics, LaVerne Heyne for grades 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
Dramatics
LaVerne Heyne
Flossie Raymond
October Sets In As September Fades From View
The editor notes September's exit and October's arrival in Nebraska. It recalls polio outbreaks delaying school activities in larger communities while Mussolini's son visits America to study motion pictures and Roosevelt campaigns continue.
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Nebraska
Diller
Pearl Buck
Mussolini
America
Loneves
Roosevelt
Trappen Mitin
September Red Letter Days Highlight Historic Figures
Notable historic events and birthdays are celebrated as September Red Letter Days. Prominent individuals linked to September include Eugene Field Cardinal Richelieu Lafayette Jane Addams Queen Elizabeth James Fenimore Cooper Francis Parkman Alexander the Great Pompey and Caesar.
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Booneville Dam
Columbia River
Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Supreme Court
Eugene Field
Cardinal Richeleu
Lafayette
Jane Addams
Queen Elizabeth
James Fennimore Cooper
Francis Parkman
Alexander the Great
Pompey
Caesar
School students face car driving concerns and band schedule update
Superintendent cites carelessness by a few student drivers and surveys parents about parking and driving around town before and after school. The piece also notes a full band schedule with rotating practice times and plans for a drum major to boost basketball games.
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Stckey
Diller
Ingalebe
Ingalsbe
Senior Notes on Initiation Plans and Classroom Studies
The Senior class discusses initiation plans and committee roles as Reviews class covers silent reading and standardized tests. Seventh and eighth graders observe how testing is administered to gauge age and grade standings with the state. Professional Training explores Teaching as Related To Learning and Geography and Agriculture of Nebraska reviews mineral resources including sand and gravel and clay slate. Weeping Water stone is ground to powder.
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Nebraska
Neka
School Notes Round Letters and Plant Cells Detailed
Junior notes describe General Shop drawings of Diller town and graph paper lettering. Physics covers flotation and specific gravity while Biology observes essential gases, cell theory, onion and epithelial cells. Literature studies Civil War poetry and dictionary meanings. Typing class learned eight keys and a speed test showed varied accuracy. The junior play When a Man Tarries by Eugene Todd was chosen with ten roles. tryouts held early in the week and rehearsal will start once books arrive.
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Diller
Eugene Todd
Persian Wars and Marathon Battle Note
Sophomore notes report Darius as Persian king. Athenians and Spartans killed people by pit or well. Athenians sought Spartan help. Spartans delayed until full moon. Athenians won the battle of Marathon.
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Darius
Persia
Marathon
Freshman Notes and Middle School Subjects Summary
The English class covered transitive and intransitive verbs, regular and irregular verbs, auxiliary verbs, and book reports after finishing The Oregon Trail. General Science reviewed energy concepts including kinetic and potential energy, energy conservation, and machines. Algebra focused on basic arithmetic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
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Oregon Trail
Diller Mixed Team Triumphs Over Jansen in Friday Clash
Diller took a quick win over Jansen Friday afternoon by 7 to 0. Diller pitcher Schulz and Almaguer combined for 12 hits while Jansen used Clark for pitching. Jansen had two hits and four walks, six Jansen walks, and six defensive errors. Green and D Weaver teamed for Diller. Rhunke and Shu z formed Jansen’s battery.
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Diller
Jansen
Schulz
Almaguer
Clark
Green
D. Weaver
P. Rhunke
Shu'z
Music Notes Outlining School Glee Club Tryouts
Music notes report that Boys Glee Club members have auditioned while Girls Glee Club prepares several numbers for night school. A trio may also perform at night school under Mr Inglasbe’s guidance.
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Miss Grant
Boys Glee Club
Girls Glee Club
Mr. Inglasbe
Dif
Speech Class Learns Proper Speaking Fundamentals
The speech class is learning correct stance eye contact and pronunciation for presenting short articles. Students practice that actions should fit the speech type and plan individual talks, though they remain focused on mastering fundamentals.
Freshman initiation and odd regional facts mix humor
A playful survey blends school life with curious notes. Mr. McCreight drives a tractor in harvest, hockey is less fun than thinking about it, and upperclassmen tease freshmen about initiation as autos reportedly house thousands of parts. An owl’s eyes fix forward, its neck resembling a ball bearing.
Seventh and Eighth Grade Notes Highlight Spelling Aces
The 7th and 8th grade notes list Dwaine Clark Betty Grabber and Denice Anderson as students with perfect spelling. The 6th reading class studied The Quail and will display bird nests. Several students have borrowed new library books, including Avis Johnson Neida Nicholson and Betty Graber with Leila Stone reading a second book.
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Dwaine Clark
Betty Grabber
Denice Anderson
Avis Johnson
Neida Nicholson
Leilastone
Fourth grade pupils ace spelling test and weekly champs
Fourth grade students each scored 100 percent on Fridays spelling test. Week long 100 percent honorees include Gloria Miller Caro lyn Moore Lynn Thompson and Dorothy Scheele. Ina Jean Nicholson achieved all week perfection in fifth grade spelling. Fifth grade arithmetic begins long division while fourth grade arithmetic plans to learn multiplication up to eleven. Reading class makes posters on the progress of transportation.
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Gloria Miller
Carolyn Moore
Lynn Thompson
Dorothy Scheele
Ina Jean Nicholson
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Lorene Achtemeier
Miss Weidauer
Keith Hudson
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St. Bat Sinkes
Lawrence Clark
Mildred Krebs
Maxiné Nider Sromage
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Harvey, Cunningham
Ludington
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Shakespeare
Boys Athletic News
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Maw
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