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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1925

Page

3

Patrons Day Exibitions At High School And Ag Picnic

Patrons Day events feature orchestra girls quartet and a talk on school work with open departments in home economics and manual training. Sewing style show and cooking displays, refreshments served. Ag boys picnic at Twin Lakes includes games, swimming, ball, horseshoes. menu features chicken salad and dessert. Annuals nearing completion with 325 copies available for one dollar.

Ett Ag Boys Casey Martinsville Marshall Arnold Croddy Oscar Kirchner Harvey Swinford Eugene Buckner Paul Maurer Sylvester Shade John McGee Charles Starkey Owen Hall Carl Lucan Lawrence Lewis Glen Tapscott Ray Hornbrook Wendell Buckner Harold Wright George Bitel Truman Morgan Norman Woods Foster Blizzard

Editorial Writing Speech at Chicago High School

William Hudson Harper of Chicago Commerce outlined essentials of editorial writing to the Chicago high school press association. The piece notes a steady voice in the tumult and references student activities at Harrison and Mount Vernon high schools including festivals and a display of sewing room work.

HST William Hudson Harper Chicago Commerce Chicago High School Press Association

M T H S News Heralds New Athletics and Honor System

The Marshall Township High School publication outlines a platform centered on scholastic rigor, the new Zoom in athletics, the Honor System, and improved extracurriculars under editors Faye Findley Mary Stephenson Virginia Knipe Parlee Hurst Kenneth McConchie Eleanor Snavely Pearl Baker Jordie Lewis Edith Wright Walter Booth and Bill Rector.

Faye Findley Mary Stephenson Virginia Knipe Society Parlee Hurst Kenneth McConchie Eleanor Snavely Pear Baker Jordie Lewis Edith Wright Walter Booth Bill Rector

Editorial finals near at hand for M T H S students

The piece urges focus on finals and acknowledges senior students for their long efforts. It notes stage reviews, graduation events, and yearbook work as part of a busy final period while praising senior achievements and student discipline. It includes local names and weekend visits.

Chartey's Aunt charms Casey Senior Class Play

Names of cast and attendees are listed for weekend events in Indiana and Terre Haute. People visit in Martinsville Paris West Union and Brocton with travel to Clay City Oliver and Oliver Sunday May 17. Several residents are noted visiting relatives and spending weekends in Terre Haute.

Alice Adams Terre Haute Verna Finkbiner Charleston Rose Esther Wright Anne Saiter Hurley Nicol Hannah Mary Hawker Edith Wright Alice Joy Maurer Edith Edna Miller Helen Edna Mundorf Marie Junker Florence Sachs Saiter Harvey Swinford John Saiter Glenn Wright Howard Junker Alice Horner Mabel Wright Clarence Hawker Champaign Raymond Hawker University of Mlinois Helen Norton Kansas Dorothy ‘Evans Fern Lucan Bessie Wright Dorothy Deton Sylvia Ritter Augusta O’neal George Taubeneck Austin Claypool Roy Baird Booth Poorman Harry Sockler Casey Chartey Mary Norton Edna Lowell Martinsville Harry Findley Faye Dean Findley Clay City Indiana Gertrude Eckel Fern Craig Berniece Gard Willina Wiser Frances Sharpe Velda Hurst Jeane Greene Wynema Wallace Paris Wynema Walace Mary Martin Mildred Haugh Frances Ferris Louise Foley Josephine Swope Tere Haute Wilma Geisert Jayne Figg Lucille Louise Thompson Leela Rayhel Oliver

Professor Mutterer Delivers Free Latin Lecture

A large audience heard Indiana State Normal professor Mutterer discuss his travels on Rome, Caesar, Cicero, and Virgil. Slides illustrated the Rhine to Switzerland to Italy. The free talk, opened by a violin and a vocal solo, was sponsored by the Latin Club P. Q. R. and may lead to more lectures next year.

Mutterer Indiana State Normal Rome Cicero Rhine Switzerland Italy The Latin Club John Black Mary Johnson

Prize seed corn to be furnished to farmers free

Four bushels of Reid's Yellow Dent and Boone County white corn from Waverly Illinois will be supplied at no cost to local farmers. A seed ear from the same field recently produced the ear that won a thousand dollar prize at the international grain show. The school may select seed from these fields, with the condition that the school retains seed rights.

Reid Boone County Colbert Waverly Illinois

Seniors Plan Big and Varied Futures for Next Year

Read as a column of high school seniors detailing plans for the next year. Names include George Barrett Clarence Collier Leann Davidson Irene Carpenter Myrtle Davidson Dorothy Moore Milton Dickens Gladys Newlin Otto Burkey Cleda Craig Kathryn Trefz and many others with courses from Illinois Wesleyan University Indiana State Normal to Navy service.

Clarence Collier Le‘n Davidson Illinois Weston University Irene Carpenter Illinois Wesleyan University Bloomington Milton Dickens Milton Mildred Spotts Indiana State Normal Myrtle Davidson Chicago Dorothy Moore Wabash Commercial School Terre Haute Cleda Charleston Kathryn Trefz Dorothy Dean Herman Ieisert Ethel Stockwell Chuck Reglin Illinois Kathryn Buckner Jordie Augusta O'Neal Butler College Bessie Wright Austin Claypool Harvey Swinford Gome Navy Georgia Thomas Creal Clark Fiji Islands Gertrude Figg MT. H.S Rose Poly Granville Brosman Harry Wright Virginia Amyx

Rector Contributes A Story By William Rector

A narrator recalls a mischievous tale about Cleo who feigns harm to the author after he photographs her likeness. He discovers the image is ruined by powder, then fixes it, provoking Cleo to grant an odd reward and an unrealistic royal order before a sudden deathly end.

William Rector Cleo John

Eighth graders receive diplomas at M. E. Church May 19

The eighth grade class of forty seven graduates received diplomas at a May 19 ceremony at the Methodist church. Rev B C Earhart gave the invocation and benediction, with Rev G G Ross delivering the address. The program featured the high school orchestra, the eighth grade chorus, and a short talk by R Colbert congratulating the graduates and welcoming them to MTHS next fall.

B. C. Earhart G. G. Ross R. Colbert America B. O Earhart Colbert MTHS

Thalian Society Holds Its First Annual Banquet

The Thalian Society hosted its inaugural banquet in Room 10 at the high school last Thursday evening. The decor featured a rainbow theme with candy fortunes, an orchestra, and a program including readings, speeches by Miss Louise Arford and others, and a Rainbow Station broadcast. The event closed with a plan overview from Miss Dorothy Evans and a spirited performance of M. T H S Losalty.

Thalian Society Colbert Ruth Dugan Charleston Congo Thalia Tyrene Capenter Rainbow Louise aArford Jordie Lewis Milton Dickens Th Dramatic Club Dorothy Evans Dramatic Club M. T H S Losalty

Faculty Plan Summer Visits and Studies

Faculty members outline summer plans including study at Indiana State Normal George Peabody College for Teachers and the University of Illinois, with others intending camping fishing or home study. Notable names include Connelly Garvey Findley Carpentier LaRue Colbert Wiseley Blackburn Bassett Smith Hornbrook Burkhart and Sylvia Riles Augusta O Ne.

Connelly University of Illinois Garvey Indiana State Normal Brown Findley Eastern Illinois State Teachers College Charleston Carpentier Duffy George Peabody's College For Teachers Nashville, Tenn LaRue University of Ilinois Colbert Marshall Miss Blackburn University of Chicago Bassett Winear Lake Miss Smith Iawa Avord Hornbrook Indiana State Norsal Miss Burkhart

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