County Literary and Music Meet Held at Local Schools
The Clark County Meet opened with Marshall and Casey contending in four literary contests. Taubeneck of Marshall won a first and Marshall tied Casey for first overall with eleven points. In music, Casey and Westfield tied for first with eight, Marshall had seven, Martinsville five, and Casey claimed the Literary Music Meet with twenty one points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Elizabeth Rhoads
Marshall
Casey
Bertie Howe
Martinsville
Alta McIntosh
Westfield
Marguerite Whitson
George Taubeneck
Philippines
Leavitt Allen
Mary Fitch
Glenn Kite
Casey High School
Seniors Warn Underclassmen How to Navigate School Life
A senior column offers ten hard earned rules for students. It urges forgiving teachers, avoiding whining, finishing work early, staying true to oneself, joining activities, not fearing failure, developing talent, choosing challenging courses, and broad social mingling to gain lasting friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Dow
Wentrille
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Martin
M T H S Captures Eastern Illinois Musical Contest
Marshall leads Spring Meet musical events with twenty one points. Mary Johnson wins vocal solo. John Black earns violin second. Marie Taylor takes piano second. Chorus places third. prelims and finals held at the assembly room and Pythian Theatre with entrants from Oblong Paris Westfield Newton Kansas Casey Marshall Robinson Effingham.
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John Black
Gabriel Marie
Mascagni
Billie Boyd
Casey
Afte
Marie Taylor
Uimmer Wight
Binet
Chasnade
Ruby Hornbrook
Westfield
Thelma MclIntosh
Martinaville
Mary Johnson
Marke Taylor
Chorus
Oakland
Maxine Sturdevant
Marshall
Halsey Broom
Effingham
Virginia Gibson
Robinson
Josephine Ellison
Gladys Bell
Lille Burdge
Raymond Morris
Pythian Theatre
Helen Stephenson
Martinsville
Louise Whitson
Bernice Strohl
Paris
Edith Perfect
Oblong
Burl Elver
Newton
Alice Craig
Bertha Flannery
Kansas
Helen Lee Casey
Carl Brow
Mary Coe
Helen Lee
Burl Ives
Amy Brock-Jones
Edmund Payne
Emeline Tucker
Bertram Richards
Russell Amyx
Charleston High School
Lyle Shoot
Marion Johnson
Virginia Knipe
Betty Bodine
Victorine Baker
Eleanor Watson
Ruth Wagner
Elizabeth Huffman
Irvin Lanman
Charleston H. S
Vivian Keran
Kathryn Mayer
Maudette Gordon
Bernetta Shryock
Bernetta
Alta McIntosh
Everil Luther
Margaret Parker
Dorothy Welsh
Beatrice Brown
Harriet Childress
Charleston
S&s
Bertie Howe
Elizabeth Rhoads
Lois Reynolis
Juanita Nuttall
Marguerite Whitson
Glenn Dodd
Wilma Lively
Gladys Foltz
DeVona Swinford
Charleston H .S
Emily Riley
Boneva Aldridge
Genevieve Myles
Kathleen Clarke
de Vona Swinford
Ralph Johnson
Faye McKinney
Clayton Doty
Nathalie Jenks
John Cooper
Alton Cofer
Thomas Kiley
Kermit Dehl
George Taubeneck
Russell McKinnon
Russell Olwin
Thomas Riley
Congregational Church
Mary Fitch
Northnshille
Leavitt Allen
Westfeld
Ralph Baum
Mary Hassan
Howard Reed
Mildred Hardway
Glenn Kite
Ben Deming
Indiana Central College of Indianapolis
John Scholfield Debating Club Notes Marshall Township High
Publication details from Marshall Illinois list the John Scholfield Debating Club and the Marshall Township High School News. Address communications to The M T H S News in Marshall Illinois.
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John Scholfield
Marshall Township High Books
Marshall, Illinois
M. T. H. S. News
Marshall
Illinois
Newspaper staff list tied to historic editor roles
The editor in chief is George Taubeneck with Faye Findley as managing editor and Kenneth McConchie as sport editor. Pearl Baker serves as column editor and William Rector as department editor with Eleanor Snavely as news editor and Lorraine Nelson as typist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taubeneck
Faye Findley
Kenneth McConchie
Pearl Baker
William Rector
Eleanor Snavely
Lorraine Nelson
Favorite Movies and Cast List Confusing OCR Entry
A jumbled OCR snippet lists film titles and names such as The Big Parade True Love The Light of the Western Stars 3 of Womanhandled The Thundering Herd and others with scattered names like Wilbur Clark Ruth Braynard Carlos Stewart Fred Reglin Payal Hart Sockler Elmer Kurey the Fourteen Points and Rusela excavation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Clark
Ruth Braynard
Carlos Stewart
Fred Reglin
John Black
Itl
Thundering Herd
Payal
Kingyon
Stain Street Hart, Sockler
Tramptene Bee St
Sai
Oakland Wins Track Meet in Cold Windy Day
Oakland high school edged Charleston T. C. in a tough meet held here despite biting wind and chilly conditions. Temples of Oakland, Bradley of Charleston and Matlock of Newton excelled with multiple wins as records and high point honors were contested across sprints, hurdles, jumps, and distance events.
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Oakland High School
Charleston T. C
Temples of
Oakland
Bradley
Charleston
Matlock of
Newton
Temples
Six Track Men Receive Letters At Season’s End
Marshall completes its strongest track season as six athletes earn "M" letters. Barkley leads with first in pole vault at Eastern Illinois meet, while Johnson and Stewart post multiple top finishes. The relay teams excel, and two younger runners McCleary and Cork show promise for future MT HS track squads.
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Marshall
Stewart
Martin
Barkley
Reaner
Smith
Johnson
Fine Nucleus
Eastern Illinois
Charleston
Carl
Mattoon
Casey
Robinson
Illinois
Renner
Cork
McCleary
Eleanor Snavely Named Senior Valedictorian At Oakland Marshall
Eleanor Snavely holds a 94.31 average and will deliver the valedictory at commencement. George Taubeneck follows with 93.55, Edith Wright and Faye Findley also rank high, while Mary Casteel posts 92.85. The list names Ratman as valedictorian contender with strong overall school activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Eleanor Snavely
George Taubeneck
Ball
Wright
Hare ‘Findlay
Mary Casteel
Marshall Wins Literary Meet by Big Margin
Marshall dominated the Eastern Illinois High School League Literary Meet winning four firsts and one second in six events. Elizabeth Rhoads and Kathryn Mayer led in Dramatic Declamation and Modern Poetry, George Taubeneck swept Oration and Extemporaneous Speaking, with Virginia Knipe taking second in Essay. Final rounds featured competitors from Marshall and surrounding towns as judges from Indiana Central College oversaw the award ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Eastern Illinois High School League
Elizabeth Rhoads
Kathryn Mayer
George Taubeneck
Virginia Knipe
Eighth wonder hurlers and weekend visits noted
Effie and Cedi Burky are mentioned with a spat on Tuesday morning. Inez Trayoti from Terre Haute spent the weekend with Lars and Trevor. Adeline Quick of Terre spent the weekend with Virennie B Quitk. May 6 26 appears as a date reference.
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Effie
Cedi
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Percy Johnson
Stella Pearce
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Carl Taubensch AH
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Sockler
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Lily of the Valley
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Misser
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Kiaihrye Mayer
Sylvia Ritter
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