Marshall Wins From Another Old Fo r a Martinsville
Marshall defeats Martinsville 27 to 24 in a close basketball game. Malloy and Sackler led Marshall with high points while Johnson topped Martinsville. Field goals by Sockler Malloy Johnson Pierson Leatherman Martin Buckner and free throws by Pierson Johnson Batty Macey Martin Sockler Malloy are listed. Referee Russell and Umpire Webb officiated.
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Marshall
Martinsville
Malloy
Sackler
Johnson
Jowtson
Espegeiecer
Malloy Pierson SA
Buckner -Macey
Martin Bel
Stewart Sockler
Kendall Leatheran
Fawley
Tau
Sockler
Pierson
Leatherman
Martin
Buckner
Johnson Bi Pierson
Batty
Macey
Russell
Webb
Latin Latin I to IV course overview in school catalog
The text outlines a four year Latin program with Latin I covering nouns and verbs plus a pupil notebook of stories. Latin II uses Caesar Gallic Wars for grammar practice. Latin III centers on Cicero speeches and Latin IV/Vergil mix alternates with Cicero. Vergil readings include the Ae neid and mythic literature. The curriculum links Latin to English, science, and literature understanding.
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Caesar
Betwen
Italy
Europe
Caesar Algo
Rome
Cicero
Ciccero
Vergil
Editorial Platform For Mn T H S
The piece outlines five aims for MN T H S including a higher plan of scholarship the new Zoom in athletics the honor system better extra curricular activities and a courteous student body. It lists staff roles and editors involved in producing the publication.
Eastern Illinois Tournament Prompts Local Spirit and Hospitality
The Eastern Illinois Basketball Tournament dominates school plans as teams bring top play and the community prepares to host visiting fans. Emphasis on winning the title, coupled with courteous hosting, friendly service, and proactive information sharing, aims to showcase local spirit and sportsmanship.
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Eastern Illinois
Local Show Draws West Union Attendees
Wathleon Prust Mildred Garver Dorothy Marvin Ruby Rockwell and Arthur Beuhler joined Chalmers Clatfelter Robert Cox and Sam Prevo at a show in West Union on January 26.
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Wathleon Prust
Mildred Garver
Dorothy Marvin
Ruby Rockwell
Arthur Beuhler
Chalmers Clatfelter
Robert Cox
Sam Prevo
West Union
Two Letters By The Same Boy In 1926 And 1938 From Illinois
Two letters from Marshall Illinois detail romantic notes to a Miss Rachel from a boy and later a second student Willard Hartman. The 1926 letter mentions a Ford car and vivid affection. The 1938 missive describes Willys Knight coupe-sedan purchase and intense devotion with poetic imagery of Rachel’s blue eyes and golden hair.
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Pop
Ben Couffman
Bill Trenton
Bill
Marshall Two High School
Rachel
Morning Mail
The Magic of Suggestion in Leadership
A historical talk outlines suggestion as a catalyst for success. It defines tact influence and the power to make others feel interest, adopt ideas, and support actions. It warns against criticism and urges constructive phrasing to lead a group effectively.
Hammond High Debating Team Seeks Court Question
Hammond High students debate whether the country unit system for school administration should be adopted by Indiana. The group also hosted a kid party recently.
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Hammond
Indiana) High
Indiana
Hammond High
Marshall High School to Welcome Visitors During Tourney
Marshall prepares for a two day tourney with a reception committee guiding visiting teams. Sym decorations reflect all schools, and townwide welcome aims to host fifteen competing schools. First round matchups include Charleston Teachers College vs Charleston High, Effingham vs Oakland, Marshall vs Palestine, Newton vs Westfield, Kansas vs Hutsonville, Martinsville vs Toledo, Casey vs Pats, with Robinson not playing in round one.
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Marshall
Sym
Charleston Teacher’s College
Charleston High School
Effingham
Oakland
Palestine
Cooking Girls Serve Ten Cent Lunches At Noon
After a successful previous year the cooking girls led by Miss Burkhart begin noon meals for students. Each girl plans a three day menu and studies calories and protein. The ten cent price covers the actual food cost per person.
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Miss Burkhart
Alumni Return and Club Play at MTHS
Alumni John Metz returns from South Bend to Mesquite High School area as Otto Kuhn and Everett Fredenberger go to Detroit for work. Eugene Smith and Augusta O’Neil attend pep meeting January 26. Dorothy Dean hosts Fern Lucan and Carol Alford. Thalian Society meets January 25 with piano solo, one act play Who Am I, and reading by Elmer Forsythe.
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John Metz
South Bend
Ind
Otto Kuhn
Everett Fredenberger
Detroit
Eugene Smith
Lovett
Creal Stout
Augusta O'Neil
MTHS
Dorothy Dean
Fern Lucan
Carrol Alford
Spring Lake
Myrtle Davidson
Mildred Spotts
Thalian Society
Pearl Baker
Calendar of the Week and Notices
Calendar items for Martinsville and Oblong basketball games February 1 2 3 4 6 listed. Lyceum Course Girls G C Meeting noted February 3. Notice repeats last week arrangement continuing through Saturdays and Sundays until further notice signed by Sen Justa Nickelsworth.
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Martinsville
Lyceum
G.C C
Justa Nickelsworth
Local Social Roundup From Robinson to Terre Haute
Township residents George Taubeneck Harry Sockler and Eugene Malloy attended a tournament in Robinson on Saturday. Several social visits and weekend stays span Paris Terre Haute and West Union with numerous residents including Loraine Nelson Mildred Craig Ruth Stepp Cora Church Nellie Huston and Ruth Smittkamp among others.
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George Taubeneck
Harry Sockler
Eugene Malloy
Robinson
Mary Martin
Paris
Katherine Mayer
Lucille Craig
Indiana
Terre Haute
Cleda Craig
Josephine Sargent
Mildred
Loraine Nelson
Marjorie Sears
Ruth Stepp
Frances Ferris
Virginia McClure
Mildred Haugh
Ruth Smittkamp
Cora Church
Velda Hurst
West Union
Marguerite Jennings
Nellie Huston
Lois Lucan
Jane McClure
Robert Morris
Frank Casteel
Mildred Craig
Faye Findley
Geraldine
Kathleen Eldridge
Loretta McConchie
Forrest
Roscoe Wallis
Knick Knacks and Jokes From a Calumet Herald
A jumbled 1900s era humor piece clips goofy lines about household budgets final exams ship sailors heirlooms etiquette and a humorous quote from The Calumet Herald. It names a fugitive chauffeur joke and a playful definition of bells with absurd mishearings. The tone is light satirical local newspaper humor.
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Paris
Calumet Herald
Marshall Suffers Relapse and Falls to Effingham 24 21
Marshall relapsed after the Martinsville game and lost to Effingham 24 21. Claypool led with six baskets as the top visitor while Malloy Sackler and Kuhn contributed steady scoring and guards Henderson and Martin played solidly. Substitutes included Buckner Harrison Taubeneck and Richeson as refs credited Russell.
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Marshall
Martinsville
Effingham
Claypool
Malloy
Sackler
Leeds
Sy Kuhn
Malloy Broom
Sackler Sprinkle
Stewart Henderson
Martin
Buckner
Harrison
Taubeneck
Angle
Richeson
Malib
Sockler
Teets
Angel
Broom
Kuhn
Henderson
Russell
Revival of Dying Pep At Monday Morning Meeting
A pep meeting Monday urged student body support for the team in the tournament. Judge Snavely, Coach Martin, George Taubeneck, and Kenneth McConchie spoke on spirit and dressing room talks, ending with cheers and songs.
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Snavely
Martin
George Taubeneck
Kenneth McConchie
I did my very best and found relief in effort
A reflective piece encouraging students who strive despite low grades. It stresses that effort earns respect and future recognition, noting outside factors like illness or time limits can affect marks. The text also includes a limerick about a miser and a disrupted tale.
Ratiay depese a oto Fadi use
The readable fragments describe a scene with a boy and a man in a tense encounter. Specific names and places are unclear while the language hints at a possible domestic or street confrontation. Further context is missing to confirm precise actions or outcomes.
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