Westfield Dominates District Final Over Marshall in Paris
Westfield won the district basketball title at Paris defeating Marshall 24 to 13 in the final. Westfield surged to an 8-0 start and led 12-7 at halftime while Marshall struggled with poor foul shooting. Marshall had earlier upset by Mattoon in the semifinals as Charleston and Mattoon fell to the Westfield squad in successive rounds.
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Har deen High School plans heating contest by Honor Society
Harrison High School Chicago plans a heating contest organized by the Honor Society. Harrison Glee Club members presented a program broadcast from Daily News radio station in Ardoh on March 1 22 at 4 30 PM. Economies Club formed at Harrison school to study economic issues.
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M. T. H. S. News Debating Club Bulletin
The John Scholfield Debating Club of Marshall Township High School in Marshall Illinois publishes the M T H S News. Communications are addressed to The M op H S News in Marshall Illinois.
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Local Newspaper Masthead Listing Staff Roles
The editor in chief Eleanor Snavely leads the staff with Georgia Thomas and Mary Stephenson as managing and associate editors. Doris Wallis handles society, Roy Baird oversees sports and business, Augusta O’Neal and Mary Casteel manage exchange and local items.
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Georgia Thomas
Mary Stephenson
Doris Wallis
Roy Baird
Augusta O'Neal
Mary Casteel
Mildred Spotts
Booth Poorman
Louise Arford
Irene Carpenter
Ruth Greene
M T H S News Platform Promotes Scholarly Zoom in Athletics
The school story outlines a higher plane of scholarship at M T H S with goals for stronger athletics, the Honor System, improved extra-curriculars, and a courteous student body.
Editorial Goodbye Reflects on Year at The M. T. H. S. News
Retiring staff review the year’s progress in scholarship and student life at M. T. H. S. News. They praise higher averages, honor system shifts, and growing athletic and dramatic activities while noting uneven gains and future challenges.
We Say Goodbye to Our Readers and Thank You
The note reflects on student courtesy and room for improvement, cites Mrs Posts etiquette book, calls the year a success, and thanks readers for support. It expresses appreciation for the staff and asks readers to back the new team, ending with well wishes.
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Seniors Reach End of Course at MT HS
Seniors reflect on four years at MT HS as they near commencement. The school added gym facilities and laboratories for physics and chemistry, biology, music, and advanced math. Library capacity expanded. Debating Dramatics and Ag Clubs formed. MT HS News published. football seasons, county basketball title in 1924, and various school events recalled.
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Fire extinguisher mishap saves class at school
A school display turned chaotic when a fire extinguisher discharged on two boys with red neckties. The instructor feared a blazing scene but the boys escaped as the extinguisher blasted them, causing about thirty cents in damage. The fire chief was credited for preventing catastrophe.
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Inquisitive correspondent asks about new building features
A playful exchange surveys students by grade on what they like about the new building. Senior praises the non skid corridor pavement. Junior notes the noiseless door hinges. Sophomore admires the pretty fire boxes. Freshman values the map of exits.
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Debating Teams Prepare for Friday Meet at Marshall
Marshall affirmative will debate Casey High on March 20 challenging abolition of capital punishment in Illinois. The triangular meet includes Robinson and Casey with three speakers per side and ten minute rounds. Milton Dickens handles entire rebuttal. Milton and Leon injured in an automobile crash last week.
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Lest We Forget LHS Athletes Honored For Four Years Of Play
Ray Kannamacher led M A H S athletics with standout all round play in football and basketball earning All Valley football and All District honors. Herman Gelisert and Halil Geisert praised for leadership and spirit in 1924 squads. Charles Reglin Otto Burkybile and Austin Claypool noted for versatility and key moments against Casey with strong defensive and offensive performances.
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Just Out of College in Full Swing This Week
This year's junior class play Just Out of College is at the Pythian Theatre on April 2 and 3. Swinger Edward Worthington seeks Caroline Pickering with a costly loan, a rival pickle factory, and a comic battle that ends happily.
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Judges Secured for Triangular Debate at Marshall
The first annual triangular debate pits Casey negative against Marshall affirmative on March 20 1925 at 7 30 p m in the high school assembly room. The question asks whether Capital Punishment should be abolished in Illinois with judges from the University of Illinois highly recommended by Dr C H Woolbert. Judges include Hugh B Reynolds John I Clark and Francis Rerick.
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Weekend Gatherings Highlight Terre Haute Visitors
The report lists residents and guests in Terre Haute and nearby Martinsville over March weekends. Names include Tete-a-Tetes Lois Travoli Inez Travoli Louise Clem Sylvia Ritter Beulah Routh Bessie Wright Elizabeth Rhodes Mae Dawson Cleda Lucille Craig Mae Lichtenberger Louise Alford Evelyn Hunt Jayne Figg Harry Drake Gladys Newlin Ann Johnson Mary Johnson Mildred Spotts Louise Foley Myrtle Davidson Katherine Mayer George Taubeneck Roy Baird and others attending social visits and events including a film in Terre Haute and a devotional meeting.
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Terre Haute
Inez Travoli
Louise Clem
Sylvia Ritter
Martinsville
Beulah Routh
Bessie Wright
Elizabeth Rhodes
Mae Dawson
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Lucille Craig
Mae Lichtenberger
Louise Alford
Evelyn Hunt
Jayne Figg
Harry Drake
Gladys Newlin
County Teachers Prepare Martinsville Spring Meet Of 1920
County School Masters' Club met at Casey to finalize plans for a May 8 and 9 Martinsville spring contest combining track events with literary and musical competitions. Each school will send representatives for declamation oration extemporaneous speaking and essay writing plus piano violin and vocal solos and a chorus from each school. Sweepstakes trophies will be awarded for combined literary and athletic points with separate recognitions for athletic and literary achievements. individual medals for top finishers and awards for best chorus and relay winner. The aim is to boost spring athletics and artistic competition among schools with a rules bulletin to follow.
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Grade Teachers Entertained At Plymouth Rock Inn
High school faculty hosted a dinner for grade school staff at the Plymouth Rock Inn on Thursday night March 12. Tables festooned with pink carnations and monogrammed place cards set the scene for a menu of chicken mashed potatoes creamed peas salad ice cream cake and coffee. The evening featured a puzzle competition as guests includes numerous local couples and individuals such as Harold Bright J R Colbert Walter Cork Phil Brown Ward LaRue J R Hornbrook Joe Connelly Jack Cline Mary Washburn and many others.
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