Diller High School Students Win County Contest Readies State Finals
In Fairbury last Saturday four Diller students Lorrene Achtemeier Carolyn Clark Lawrence Clark and Scott Miller were selected to represent the school with alternates Max Thompson and Jean Bond. Judges scored character intelligence personality and fitness with Scott Miller reportedly placing third. County honors include the first six weeks honor roll and notes on teachers conventions and Halloween safety.
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Fairbury
Diller
Lorene Achtemeier
Carolyn Clark
Lawrence Clark
Scott Miller
Max Thompson
Jean Bond
Jefferson County
Lincoln
A. A. Reed
University of Nebraska
Omaha
Omaha World Herald
Clark
American Legion
Wolff
School Newspaper Roster Readout Names Staff and Departments
A list of editorial and reporting staff including editor in chief Scott Miller assistant editor Max Hall senior reporter Vella Roelfs junior reporter Max Thompson sophomore rep Arlene Roseman freshman reporter Julia Diller Boys Athletics Laurence Clark Girls Athletics Lorene Achtemeier Midste hts Carolyn Clark Speech Clara Achtemeier Specialties Jean Bond News Correspondent Robert Glathar Grade reporters Eleanor Weigel Sponsor Miss Weidauer with scattered OCR quirks and missing details.
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Vella Roelfs
Max Thompson
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Arlene Roseman
Julia Diller
Carolyn Clark
Clara Achtemeier
Jean Bond
Robert Glathar
Class Officers and Sponsors List by Year and Role
Senior President Keith Hudson and Vice-president Robert Glathar lead the class officers with secretaries treasurers and assistants: Mildred Krebs Arlene Roseman Spooner and others. Junior officers include Lawrence Clark Harvey Cunningham secretary and Jean Maw treasurer with freshmen leaders Darrel Beckwith and Donald Engleman.
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Keith Hudson
Robert Glathar
Fern Nippert
Gerald Garrels Sppheer
Mr. Sinkey
Vee Lawrence Clark
Mildred Krebs
Treas
Maxine Nider SionBari
Eis Ees
MecCreight
Eas
Jean Maw
Darrel Beckwith
Cc Os
Donald Engelman
Marjorie Man
Mias Grant
Glee Club Officers Named for Girls' Senior and Junior Sections
The list names Girls' Senior Glee President Lucille Nider with secretary treasurer Velpha Wiemers and librarian Clara Achtemeier. Junior Glee President Fern Nippert, secretary treasurer Gladys Garton, and librarian Arlene Schnuelle are also listed.
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Lucille Nider
Treas
Velpha Wiemers
Clara Achtemeier
Fern Nippert
Gladys Garton
Arlene Schnuelle
Faculty List for High School Includes Core Staff
L F Sinkey serves as Superintendent of Commercial studies at the high school. Carl Ludington is Principal of Science and Shop. Russell McCreight handles Normal Training and Mathematics. Dorothy Weidauer covers Social Science and Biology. Margaret Grant teaches English and Music. H C Kelley oversees grades 7 8 and 6 part time. LaVerne Heyne teaches grades 4 5 part time. Flossie Raymond teaches first and second grades.
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L.F. Sinkey
Carl Ludington
Russell McCreight
Dorothy Weidauer
Margaret Grant
H.C. Kelley
Pian LaVerne Heyne
Flossie Raymond
English glossary sparks future Windsor visit headlines
The editor notes the Windsor visit to New York and lampoons American English usage by listing terms like biscuits for cookies and cinema for movies. The piece playfully contrasts British and American words, citing terms such as lift for elevator and kerb for curb.
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Duchess of Windsor
New York Harbor
Edward
Sam
TARTS And label quirks on rails and rooms debated
A fragmented note lists terms from railroad lines to rest rooms labeled conveniences and goods described as tinned not canned. The piece riffs on spelling choices and everyday labels, ending with a playful alphabetic flourish.
Senior Class Orders Their School Rings
Addison reports that last Tuesday the Senior class ordered their rings. A salesman took sizes and will place the orders. In a few weeks the rings should arrive for the seniors to wear.
School Notes On Classes And A Play Preview
Junior Notes describe shop class learning tool work and joint methods taught by Mr. Sinkey. Typing class lists eight new keys and progress through exercise 16. American History covers Revolution events with an oral test last week. Poe and Bret Harte readings noted. students write five hundred word stories. The junior play cast rehearses acts one and two and begins act three. A teaser invites Nov 5 for When A Man Tarries.
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Sinkey
Toby Rogers
Toby
Martin Swift
Punic Wars Overview in World History Class
The World History class studies Romans and Carthaginians. Three Punic Wars spanned 264 to 146 B C. First war on Sicily, second in northern Italy, third in Carthage.
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Sicily
Italy
Carth
Language class reviews should would shall and will use
The text summarizes lesson content on verb phrases progressive emphatic and potential and reviews topics in general business general science algebra and problem solving including installments finance and heat transfer. It notes Latin roots for credit and how installment plans operate and mentions ammonia based artificial ice and equation work with monomials subtraction rules.
Diller Leads Slow Game as Locals Win in Rough Field
Diller off Hollenberg 17 to 6 as locals rack up 12 hits and 11 walks off Wayne. Hollenberg hits nine off Colman with three errors by Diller and Hollenberg. Diller belts three home runs with solid support from teammates Coleman pitched well on a rough field. Names listed include Coleman Clyde Man Bob Wiers Serenus Thompson and several players such as Patton Becker Garrels Clark Cunningham Close Lottman and Diller.
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R Patton
K Becker
B Nicholson
G Garrels
R Diller
V Weaver
O Garton
S Viers
Clark
Cunningham
D Close
L Green
Diller
Hollenberg
Wayne
Colman
Coleman
Speech class progress and plans for a response
Students note improved welcome speeches and plan a speech of response. They will state the visit purpose, describe their current work, show appreciation, and keep the speech concise.
School Glees Prepare Seasonal Selections
The Boys Glee works on Home on the Range for a light school sing. Junior Girls Glee practices The Flowers that Bloom in the Spring from a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta. An Autumn Lullaby is also practiced. Miss Grant teaches 7th and 8th graders Negro Folk songs while other grades sing autumn tunes. The Band may accompany the chorus at night school after a strong marching practice last Monday.
Specialties on fishing and irrigation in distant lands
The piece notes long earth worms in Ecuador and one worm could dig a day’s fun. It states 4000 tons of water are needed to grow one ton of sugar and describes costly irrigation in dry Hawaiian cane fields. It mentions the British Blue Cross aiding animals and the Red Cross aiding soldiers during World War I.
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Nebraska
Canada
Mexico
France
Spain
Italy
Iowa
Illinois
United States
Ecuador
Hawaiian Islands
British
Blue Cross
The
Red Cross
Art committee notes include 7th and 8th graders this week
This week 7th and 8th graders Dick and Nelda join the Art committee while last week Wilma and Esther contributed. Perfect spelling grades for the week were earned by Leila Broadstone Dwaine Clark and Betty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelda
Wilma
Esther
Leila Broadstone
Dwaine Clark
Betty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller School News
Lucille Findling
Della Roelfs
Delpha Weimers
Lorrene Achtemeier
Max Hall
Laurice Diller
Merelyn Lottman
Eleanor Stahl
Juanita Anderson
Christopher Morley
Plymouth
A.stroh
L. Schmidt
Achtemeier
M. Maw
Diller Girls
Plymouth Girls
Laurence Clark
Eeel Ee Pelts
Ae Kern Nippert
Eleanor Weigel
Miss Weidauer
Glee Club
Addison
Poe
Tennesee
Bret Horts
Athletic News
Disler LorOi
RCE
Optk
Maw
Thompson
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