Marshall Overwhelms Flat Rock in Lopsided Track Meet Victory
Marshall dominated Flat Rock with a 700 point score as Kuhn led the offense with three touchdowns and Martin Additions. The Red and White used a deep bench, saw Sackler Malloy and Buckner excel in kicking and returns, while Flat Rock’s Trout and Alison stood out on defense.
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Local Newspaper Staff Directory Listing Names
A partial OCR shows names and roles for editorial and staff positions including editor in chief society editor sport editor department editors and managers. Individuals listed include Faye Findley Virginia Knipe Parilea Hurst Eth McConchie Meanor Snavely Virg1l Claypool Edith Wright Walter Booth John Black.
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Our Platform for M T H S
A campus platform promoting higher scholarship and athletics. Emphasizes the zoom in athletics the honor system better extra curricular activities and a courteous student body as key aims.
Keeping School Property Clean Reflects Loyalty and Pride
A letter urges the community to keep school property well kept with clean walls and desks free of carvings. It contrasts a neat town with a dirty one to argue school pride and individual responsibility. Waste baskets are provided and desks should arrive finished, not carved, to maintain a respected appearance.
Alumni Notes From Marshall Social Roundup At Halloween Party
Mrs. Anna Saiter hosted the E L C E of Zion church for a Halloween party. Attendees included Marie Junker 24 Mary Hawker 24 Evelyn Hunt 25 Dorothy Dean 26 Floz a Davison 25 Inez Berner ex 27 Joy Maurer Oliva Maurer Hannah Hawker Ruth Abel Mrs Felicia Lowery 14 Howard Junker and Russell Abel. Weekend visitors included Roy Baird 25 Austin Claypool 26 Jordie Lewis 25 and John Hollenbeck 18 from the University of Illinois. Also in town were Mabel 22 and Esther Wright 723 in Terre Haute. Charles Reglin 25 Louis Ferris 23 and Ray Kannamacher 25 from Franklin visited home folks. Inez Dean 22 and Marie Dawson 22 from Eastern Haineis Teacher's College saw relatives. Sue Turner 24 of Indianapolis spent the weekend in Marshall with her parents. A brief history of the UT 8 Columbus Washington Lincoln.
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Roy Baird
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Sub wins noted touchdowns and extra points by Buckner and teammates
Sub Buckner Hall Johnson Shitts Findley Lewis Hall Eitel Smith Lucan Taylor score touchdowns Kuhn three Martin two McGee Malloy Sockler Smith Buckner. Sockler adds nine extra points Buckner one. Officials Referee Jeffries Umpire Chenbrook Head timekeeper Dunlap.
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Latin Club elects three new officers to fill vacancies
New officers were chosen Thursday after school. Faye Findley became president replacing Eleanor Snavely who left Latin duties. Edith Wright is vice president as Mary Stephenson moved away. Chester Buckner is the new sergeant-at-arms. Plans include programs, entertainment, and about fifteen new members with initiation next meeting. Committees were formed and honorary members may be added.
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Eleanor Snavely
Edith Wright
Mary Stephenson
Seargent-Of-Arms
Chester Buckner
M T H S Players Receive Tribune Honorable Mention
Terre Haute Tribune names its all Wabash Valley mythical eleven and gives three M T H S players honorable mention. George Taubeneck starts at end and is praised for “bang up ball” at the wing. Harry Sockler listed as halfback and Frank Mc Gee as tackle.
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Terre Haute Tribune
George Taubeneck
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Harry Sockler
Frank McGee
New Trophy Case Presented by Class of 1925
A new trophy case with glass doors stands in the hall of M. T. H. S. presented by the class of 1925. Made by E. H. Sheldon company, it displays the debating cups and county basketball shield, with room for future trophies.
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Marshall
Odds and Ends from a School Room Dialogs
A collection of humorous classroom vignettes and quips about teachers and students. Lines tease memory and mischief with remarks on teamwork, demerits, and cheeky responses, reflecting a school day atmosphere and student character.
Illinois State Press Association opens to News staff
At a Debating Club meeting on Monday evening the editor read a letter from the association outlining membership conditions for the News staff. Dues of two dollars plus two copies of an issue grant attendance, with two top staff members having expenses paid and a Urbana room provided. any staff member may attend, but only two have their costs covered. The rest of the session focused on parliamentary drill and club tryouts with motions and amendments.
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Illinois State Press Association
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How to Know Football Editor's Note
This fifth installment of the football series outlines key ideas for understanding the game and its analysis. It previews common editorial approaches and how to assess strategies and player roles in match coverage.
Common Penalties Explained in Football Rules
The article lists common football penalties and their yard losses, covering line of scrimmage requirements, eligibility, timeouts, blocking rules, delaying the game, and related infractions with specific penalties. It emphasizes fair play and the duty to uphold the game's good name.
Correction on Cherry Blossoms cast listing
In last week's News the cast for Cherry Blossoms is corrected to name Sylvia Ritter as Togo a Japanese politician of high rank.
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Halloween Party Guests and Local Social Roundup
A Martinsville social column lists attendees at a Hallowe en party on October 31 including Miss Mildred Haugh and numerous local residents. Other items note Elizabeth Rhoades in Terre Haute and various guests at parties and events around Martinsville and nearby towns through November 1.
Bells Repaired as Class Begins Amid Noise
Students were awakened from study as bells rang across floors at the end of the first period. Old gongs have been fixed by Mr. Hornbrook and Mr. Findley, though new bells are not yet installed.
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Late Night Music Question Between Sisson and Wheeler
Herbert Sisson asks Miss Wheeler if she can play something late at night and she inquires how late. He replies about three o'clock in the morning.
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News Box Collects Student Submissions at Assembly
A box on the desk in the assembly invites students to drop jokes personals or school articles for the News. Contributions must be signed so the staff can identify the contributor. if anonymity is desired a note should accompany the piece.
Hobo Convention At Local High School Delights Crowd
Domestic science students hosted a Halloween ho bo convention at the high school on Friday October 30. Hoboes arrived at 6 30 pm and faced a dark hall before candles lit. Prizes went to Josephine Bite for broadest grin Lucille Craig for hungriest look and Miss Dooley as best dressed.
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Lucille Craig
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Chamber of Horrors
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The Spread in Education and Equality of Opportunity
The nation’s push for education grows as cities enroll record numbers in public schools New York City surpasses one million students Chicago exceeds five hundred thousand and nationwide night and extension classes spread learning Education acts as a social leveler turning merit into status and shaping an aristocracy of brains rather than wealth
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