New Officers Elected for Club and Staff at MT HS News
Senior Debating Club selects George Taubeneck as president Eleanor Snavely as vice president Booth Poorman as treasurer Mary Casteel as secretary and Jordie Lewis as sergeant at arms The MT HS News staff will be led by Faye Findley as editor in chief with editors Mary Stephenson Virginia Knipe Parlee Hurst Kenneth McConchie Jordie Lewis Edith Wright Walter Booth and William Rector as business manager
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George Taubeneck
Eleanor Snavely
Booth Poorman
Mary Casteel
Jordie Lewis
Faye Findley
Mary Stephenson
Virginia Knipe
Parlee Hurst
Kenneth McConchie
Edith Wright
Walter Booth
William Rector
Sophomore Five Falls to Seniors in Narrow 12-7 Loss
In the final chance to win, the Sophomores lost to the Seniors 12-7 as the Seniors led from the start. Stout and Prevo led scoring for their teams with two field goals each and multiple free throws, while listings show Wright, Fawley, and Hall among key players and substitutions including Dickens and Taylor.
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Sophs
Stout
Prevo
Brosman
Fawley Stotton
Nightlinger Wright
Prevo Claypool
Craig Greene
Hall
Wright
Boalss
Thompson
Craig
Dickens
Clark
Maurer
Taylor
Casey and Marshall AG Club Joint Meeting Held
The Ag Club met April 1 in Casey for a joint program featuring Casey and Marshall speakers and acts. Highlights included the Ag Club Quartette, state fair school talk, Farm Bureau relation to vocational agriculture, seed corn work, T B eradication, and local entertainment from Martinsville and Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Rupert Berkley
Martinaville
T. B
R. M. Reet
Casey Ag. Club
Sociology Made Interesting by Mr Garvey
In a sociology class this year under teacher Mr Garvey sections debate constitutional amendments on child labor and immigration. The class plans two House and Senate simulations with presiding officers chosen and bills introduced focused on adjustment themes.
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Garvey
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Private car used by evangelist sparks curiosity
A humorous exchange has Bod asking why an evangelist travels in a private car. George suggests the reason is to prevent others from hearing him swear when trying to open the window.
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George
Evangelist
Bod
M. T. H. S. News Staff and Contact Notes
The M. T. H. S. News is published by the John Scholfield Debating Club at Marshall Township High School in Marshall Illinois. Communications should be sent to The M. T. H. S. News Marshall Illinois. Editors listed include Faye Findley Mary Stephenson Virginia Knipe Parlée Hurst Kenneth McConchie Eleanor Snavely Mary Casteel Jordy Lewis Edith Wright Walter Booth and Bill Rector.
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John Scholfield
Marshall Township High School
Marshall, Illinois
Harrison Debating Club
Harrison High School
Chicago
United States
International Court of Permanent Justic
Hkbs
The Honor System Elevates Campus Activities
A brief note praises the new higher standard in student conduct, highlighting improved athletics, enhanced extracurriculars, and a courteous student body under the M. T. H. program.
The Value of a Smile in Daily Life
An editorial meditates on how bright days lift mood and how smiles affect others. It argues optimism and shared cheer can renew energy for life's tasks and that a simple smile costs little but yields much.
Student Council Formation at M T High School
Under Mr Colbert the school forms a student council to teach self government. The group plans to appoint a chairman, explain the demerit system, and will decorate the football field at the next game. A second meeting produced a group photo for the annual, with no business conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colbert
Violinist Questions as Pugsies Disrupt Music Scene
In Austin a violinist asks what's being played in a quirky scene. Otto jokes about pugsies invading the music, adding a humorous local touch to the moment.
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Austin
Otto
Social visits and weekend guests across Indiana towns
A series of social visits notes or diary items list individuals and their weekend or weekday hosts in towns including Mattoon Terre Haute Paris Martinsville Clarksville and Clarksville with names such as Dorothy Tete-a-Tetes Maurer Rhoades Carpenter Moore Evans Cline Craig Wright Lovell Norton Myles Bitel and Ferris among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy, Fishback
Dorothy Dean
Mattoon
Katherine Maurer
Elizabeth Rhoades
Irene Carpenter
Terre Haute
Dorothy Moore
Dorothy Evans
Paris
Beatrice Cline
Kansas
Lucille Craig
Margaret Tingley
Lenore Spittler
Doris Wallis
Duane Prust
Wymena Wallace
Katherine Myles
Mary Norton
Edna Lovell
Martinsville
Myrtle
Flozza
Davidson
Richard Strohm
Bessie
Harry Wright
Elizabeth
Katherine Cunningham
Louise Foley
Mildred Craig
Virginia Quick
Grace Kirby
Rosanna Gunder
Lois Travioll
Josephine Bitel
Genevieve Myles
Ruth Smittkamp
Clarksville
Mildred Haugh
Francis Ferris
Weekend Socials Highlight Sullivan Illinois Students
Edna Mundorf teaches at Sullivan and hosted Miss Wiser with Mr. and Mrs. George Mundorf. E. L. of C. B. Zion church hosted Friday evening. M. T. H. 5 and 8 members, including Inez Dean Anna Saiter Rose Verna Finkbiner Mary Hawker Joy Maurer Dorothy Dean Flozza Davison, plus Louise Lickert Marion. Marie Dawson and John Lewis visited home. Anna Sauter completed Indiana Normal at Terre Haute.
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Edna Mundorf
Sullivan
Illinois
Miss Wiser
George Mundorf
Arthur Lowry
E. L. of
C. B. of Zion
Inez Dean
Anna Saiter
Rose
Verna Finkbiner
Mary Hawker
Joy Maurer
Dorothy Dean
Flozza Davison
Louise Lickert
Helen Mundorf
Liberty School
Mae Nightlinger
Lena Forsythe
Indiana State Normal of
Terre Haute
Helen
Marian
Maurer
Carmi
Ulnois
Kathryn Potter
Lucila Reynolds
Hazel Litz
M.T. H
Marie Dawson
Dennison
John Lewis
Champaign
Anna Sauter
Indiana Normal
The School The Carpenters Built Reflector Feature
A reflective piece celebrates the school built by carpenters and the team they supported. It highlights teachers and a coach linked to a visiting team, with a nod to the Pippin apple and lasting ties among staff, students, and builders.
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Carpenters
Reflector
Quote from Mrs Solomon in playful lover scene
A playful exchange between Mrs Solomon and the Great Lover unfolds with flirtatious dialogue. The Great Lover compliments Mrs Solomon as “one woman in a thousand” while engaging in lighthearted banter.
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Mrs. Solomon
Eyz
Charleston High toasts and debates at regional gathering
Faculty hosted a five course banquet for the Charleston high school varsity team with toasts like Toss Up and Time Out. Debates featured Harrison High Chicago and Urbana Westfield sectional notes plus a cross section of student activities and quips from the school press.
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Charleston High School
Worth Living For
Fragmentary literary reflection on Providence guiding each life and offering moments of consolation that temper hardship. The speaker notes bitter fate yet finds cordial drops of circumstance that help a man endure and accept his lot.
Mighty Seniors Become Kiddies on All Fools Day
On April first the Seniors held Kid Day observing the last day of school with a playful program in room 10. Dor othy Dean opened with a reading as classmates performed short acts and a piano solo by Creal Stout. Balloons, ribbons, dolls and costumes drew laughs as seniors posed for class portraits.
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Mighty
Fern Lucan
Louise Alford
Dorothy Dean
Gladys Newlin
Augusta O'Neal
George Barret
Russell Baker
Ruby
Ruth
Myrtle Davidson
Roy Baird
Virginia Amyx
Leon
Milton
Creal Stout
Just Out of College shines in junior class play at city theater
The junior class play Just Out of College by George Ade played to near sellout crowds at the City Drug Store venue last night with a large cast led by George Taubeneck as Edward Worthington Swinger and Jordie Lewis as Septimus Pickering. The production featured a long list of named performers and a two hour running time with strong ensemble work and orchestra support.
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George Ade
George Taubeneck
Edward Worthington Swinger
Jordie Lewis
Septimus Pickering
John Black
Prof
H. Dalrymple Bliss
Apostle
Repose
Bud Poorman
Shoers” Mason
Bernard Myles
Rufus
Carl Barkley
Ernest Bradford
Jayne Figg
N. W. Jones
Adah Godden
Luella Jinkins Pickering
Kathryn Mayer
Genevieve Chizzle
Virginia Prevo
Caroline Pickering
Mary Casteel
Bernice
Ife Cormick
Elizabeth Rhoads
Julia Swinger
Duluth
Minn
Herschel McCarthy
Rnold Croddy
Herman Renner
Oscar Kirchner
Carl Kuhn
Virgil Claypool
Mary Martin
Dorothy Evans
Agile Eitel
Berniece Gard
Frances Sharpe
Harry Socklers
Fred Pennington
Winona Hughes
Martinsville Schoolmasters Club Holds Meet
About thirty Schoolmasters Club members attended a dinner hosted by the Martinsville High School Home Economics Class. Afterward the group held a business session to organize a County Meet with rules set by J. R. Colbert. An executive committee of county superintendents was appointed and medals authorized. Events include literary and musical contests and standard track fields.
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Martinsville High School
Martinsville
Harold Bright
J. R. Colbert
The
Marshall High School
Senior Net Quintet Downs Freshmen In Slow Tilt
The Seniors beat the Freshmen 24 to 8 Tuesday afternoon March 24 with a 18 to 4 halftime edge. Wright led the Seniors and Buckner the Freshies with several field goals and four total scores.
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Wright
Buckner
Juniors Outclass Sophs In Net Battle 41 to 9
The Juniors defeated the Sophs 41 to 9 on Thursday March 18 led by Stewart with ten field goals. Nightlinger and Fawley contributed scoring for the Sophs while Geisert and Smith added multiple baskets for the Juniors.
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Sophs
Stewart
Fawley
Nightlinger
Geisert . JA RF
Craig Stewart
Taylor Smith
Capen - Prevo Kuhn
Barkley LE
Lewis
Geisert
Smith
Kuhn
Horner
VW. Shotts
R. Shotts
Maurer
Hall
Debating Club Holds Short Meeting After School
A Debating Club meeting was held Wednesday after school to discuss plans for rejuvenation. Inauguration speeches were delivered by new members before the session ended.
Note of Sympathy for Mrs Louis P Schwanecke
Mrs Louis P Schwanecke died at her home on South Fourth Street on Tuesday March 24 after a lingering illness. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon March 6. To her grandson Duncan and other relatives, sincere sympathy is extended. Those students at Crestlon High who possess western agees have organized a red beaded group.
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Louis P. Schwanecke
South Fourth Streets
Duncan
Wie Schoo
at_leston High
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M. T. H. S. News
Casey and Marshall AG
Virginia Knipe Society
Parlée Hurst
Jordy Lewis
Bill Rector
Editorial
Tete-a
Tetes
Frank Tingley
George Elitel
the Carpenters
Echo” Urbana High School
Westfield
Ray C. Wyland
Board of Education
Boy Scouts of America
Education For Democracy
Assemblies of the Harrison High School
Harrison Herald
Wyland
Harrison High
Charleston High
Urbana
Phil Graves
Vonce
Mr. Findley
Freshies
RF . Buckner Brosman Lpf
Callin Wright
Uo. Pigg Claypool
Hiel Clark Ae
Millhouse
Claypool
Baird
Casteel
McGee
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