Drama At Home And Abroad Tops Club Meeting
The Thalian Society met Monday night April 6 with a business section followed by an engaging program. Louise Alford critiqued the Junior class play Just Out of College, Eleanor Snavely spoke on Evolution of Play Publishing, Milton Dickens discussed modern American drama in England, and Joy Lichtenberger described drama’s growing role in American schools.
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Thalian Society
Louise Alford
Eleanor Snavely
Milton ‘Dickens
England
Joy Lichtenberger Ho
Claude Scott Urges Marshall Students to Try for Spring Events
Claude Scott alumnus of M T H S, Quincy resident, spoke to the Marshall High assembly Friday morning urging every pupil to participate in a spring contest through athletic, literary, or musical activities. He praised school spirit, noted changes since his era, and expressed pride in the M symbols and school traditions.
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Claude Scott
Mr. Scott
Quincy
Illinois
Marshall
Scott
Mar‘shall High
Local Socials Report From Martinsville to Champaign
A string of weekend visits and Sunday gatherings across Martinsville Danville Terre Haute Paris and Champaign features Virginia Amyx Mary Amyx and Rupert Faganl visiting Obvious social ties include Mildred Craig with Virginia McClure Martha Mathews with her aunt near Armstrong Marie McDaniel in Terre Haute and Helen Smith with Carrie Honderich. Irene Carpenter and Ruth Green enjoyed weekends in Champaign. Multiple groups hike to Beznard Ford and attend the Commares dance at the Commerce department University.
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Virginia Amyx
Mary Amyx
Ruby Faganl
Oblong
Martinsville
Mildréd Craig
Virginia McClure
Martha’ Mathews
Armstrong
Marie McDaniel
Terre Haute
Helen Smith
Carrie Honderich
Yelda Hurst
Jessie Welch
Paris
Minnie Hornbrook
Lois Lucan
Mildred Spotts
Myrtle Davidson
Louise Arfor
Evelyn Hunt
Louise Alford
Fern Lucan
Louise Foley
Dorothy Moore
Charleston
Edna Hilbert
Ruby Hurst
Roy Winters
Robert Bane
Danville
Mary Stephensin
Dorig Wallis
Hugene Malloy
Duncan Schwanécker
Sylvia Ritter
Augusta O'Neal
Pearl Baker
M. T. H. S. News Debating Club Publication Notes
The M T H S News from Marshall Township High School Marshall Illinois lists editorial staff including Editor in Chief Edlye Findley Associate Editor Mary Stephenson Virginia Knipe Society Editor Parlee Hurst Sport Editor Kenneth McConchie Exchange Editor Eleanor Snavely Local Items Editor Mary Casteel Column Editor Jordy Lewis Alumni Editor Edith Wright Department Editor Walter Booth Business Manager Bill Rector.
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Edlye Findley
Mary Stephenson
Virginia Knipe
Parlee Hurst
Kenneth McConchie Exchange
Eleanor Snavely
Mary Casteel
Jordy Lewis
Edith Wright
Walter Booth
Bill Rector
Roy Baird Seeesseeeere
Clarence Collier
Cone
Georgia Thomas Virginia Amyx
Granville Brosman
Evelyn Hunt
Doris Wallis
Kathryn Trefz Steeeeeereat
Louise Alford Seeeenes
Robert Greene
Fern Lycan
Lona Kiger
Janitors
Virgil Claypool
John Black
Gertrude Eckelevetencee
Adah Godden
Seteeseres
Grace Stanfield
George Taubeneck
Joy Maurer
Wilbur Clark
Louise Edwards
Editorial on never giving up and will power
Editorial extols perseverance after failures and urges readers to blame themselves for poor grades rather than teachers. It cites Abraham Lincoln as a model of will power and notes students visiting home for spring vacation, listing several names and years.
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Abraham Lincoln
A Trip to Ancient Rome With a Roman
William Rector writes a vivid fantasy tale read at a Latin Club meeting. The narrator meets Spartacus who guides him through a Roman day filled with banquet scenes, the forum, Caesar, temples, and a dramatic arena ending back in Marshall 1926.
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Rome
William Rector
Marshall
B. C
Egypt
The M. T. H. 5 News Platform Promotes Ethics
The school highlights a higher plane of scholarship and a courteous student body with emphasis on athletics through Zoom inspired training, an honor system, and improved extracurriculars.
Attic Cobwebs and Six Week Grades
A short reflection pairs dusty attic imagery with a note on grading tied to six week terms. It contrasts the idea that news thrills with the value of steady, quality work over time.
Milgeed GQ-Why Is Getting Up At Six O Clock
The passage shows a fragmented dialogue with characters Mildred Sam B and a puzzled note about early rising. It reads like an overheard conversation with nonsensical lines and unclear context. No identifiable news event or person stands out.
Roman Banquets Discussed at Latin Club
S P Q R members met Wednesday night in April to explore Ancient Roman banquets. Frank Casteel Mae Lichtenberger and Marie Mc Daniel presented pieces on Roman feasts while Milton Dickens auctioned boxes of cats and their contents were eaten by attendees after translation of Latin phrases.
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Frank Casteel
Mae Lichtenberger
Marie McDaniel
Milton Dickens
Harrison and Lyons High Schools See Trips and Policy Moves
Foreign news notes plans by fifty Harrison high school pupils in Chicago and others from major Chicago high schools for a spring Washington excursion with a Gettysburg stop and Lincoln address. Lyons Nebras ka girls basketball defeats Craig. Illinois ruling bars M T S varsity girls team. Harrison holds a Courtesy Week with a student essay urging courteous behavior at school and home.
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Harrison High School
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg Battlefield
Washington
Lyons High School
Lyons
Nebraska
Craig High School
Craig
Illinois High School Athletic Association
Honor Roll Decline in Second Semester Six Weeks
The honor roll for the first six weeks of the second semester decreased from forty one eighty seven and fifty two for each period. The current six weeks shows forty one, suggesting springtime distraction affected students.
Spring Athletics Progress At Local School
With warm weather the school starts spring athletics for the first time. About twenty boys are out for events coached by Mr. Carpentier and Mr. Connelly. A new track of roughly 290 yards is under construction. The football field has been moved west to make space for the track. The unbeaten hint of a strong year remains, as several athletes return from last season.
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Carpentier
Connelly
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