Martin Men Triumph Over Paris Tigers 60-0 in Final Home Game
Marshall led a one sided victory scoring through a strong passing attack. Sackler or Sockler tallied three touchdowns while Taubeneck and Martin added two each as Paris struggled in all quarters. The game marked Marshall’s last home appearance of the season before a small crowd.
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Renner
Frank McGee
Paris
Buckner
Sockler
Tiger
Fawley
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Geisert
Cushmans
Caylor
Platform for M T H S A higher plane of scholarship
The text lists staff roles and editors ending with a pledge to a higher plane of scholarship The new Zoom in athletics the Honor System better extra curricular activities and a courteous student body outline a student newspaper’s aims and standards with named editors and staff members.
Obedience and duty shape school character and success
The text argues obedience as the foundation of school life and achievement. It links home discipline to school conduct, warning that disobedience undermines sports, grades, and initiative, and insists that excellence in any skilled work requires complete obedience.
Girls Club Sends Delegate and Dean to Annual Meeting
The Girls' Companion Club met in the assembly room on Wednesday November 18. Miss Smith announced the annual convention of deans in Chicago December 6 with plans for President Elizabeth Rhoades and Miss Smith to attend. The group discussed dress, budgeting, and hygiene with Fern Craig outlining wardrobe rules to be implemented later.
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Miss Smith
Chicago
Elizabeth Rhoades
Miss Burkhart
Fern Craig
Sophomores Choose Colors Motto and Flower
A sophomore class meeting Tuesday selected purple and white as class colors and a carnation as the class flower. The president was authorized to appoint a committee to choose the class motto.
Cherry Blossom Operetta Postponed to Next Semester
The operetta Cherry Blossom scheduled for December 1 is postponed to the first part of next semester due to vacations reducing cast practice time. The delay aims to ensure a well rehearsed performance.
Thalian Society Holds Party After Lyceum Ticket Contest
The Thalian Society celebrated with a party Saturday night at the high school after the contest for lyceum course tickets. The winning side hosted while the losing side attended. New members Fern Lucan Ledonna Lowe and Gertrude Eckle joined during the event alongside refreshments and games including Charades and Stage Coach. A meeting in Room 10 preceded the party and money contributed funded the refreshments.
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Thalian Society
Lyceum
Fern Lucan
Ledonna Lowe
Gertrude Eckle
Red Socks and Buffaloes Stir School Yard
A classroom scene opens with weary students awaiting a warning bell. Suddenly a ruckus erupts as two hundred students rise from books and enter in red socks and overalls, their cheers and stomping creating a lively, humorous mood for the day.
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Connelly
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Famous football of M. T. H. S maintains its record in Paris game
Last Saturday Marshall again fielded its famed 175 point football, scoring 60 points to reach 236 points over the past four games. Paris was unable to break Marshall’s string of shutouts, as Marshall has not conceded from the kickoff in these matches, averaging 11 kicks per game.
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Oil Flood Drenches M T H S Campus Misery
Report from M T H S recalls a flood of oil flooding the campus on Monday November 23. Freshmen form a canoe club as oil slicks cover floors and stairs while the janitor floats the furnace. Students joke about future oiling and Thanksgiving scares.
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T. H S
M. T. W.ti
Town Notes From Terre Haute And Nearby Trips
Local entries list residents and visitors in Terre Haute on November 19 22 including Helen Norton Elizabeth Rhoads Sylvia Ritter Skeeter McCarty and Lucille Thompson. Social mentions include the Glee Club Cherry Blossom cast attending Blossom Time at the Grand and guests Mildred and Lucille Craig in Terre Haute.
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Helen Norton
Elizabeth Rhoads
Terre Haute
Bill Dixon
Pete Booth
Jot Malloy
Katherine Cunningham
Jessie Welsh
Melrose
Sylvia Ritter
Mr. Hornbrook
Westfield
Ruth Carpenter
Fred Reglin
Skeeter McCarty
Glee Club
the Grand
Lucille Thompson
Parlee Hurst
Martinsville
Virginia Knipe
Faye Findley
Edith Wright
Mary Casteel
Kenneth McConchie
Bill Rector
Ilinois
Mary Amyx
Paris
Gladys Craig
Floyd Knight
Vermillion
Mildred
Lucille Craig
Kannamacher Leads Franklin Freshmen as Linesman Star
Franklin freshmen captain Ray Kannamacher, a four year football letterman from 21 to 24, is praised as a brilliant linesman and key playmaker who disrupts passes and dominates the line. Coaches expect him to become a top player on the varsity next year.
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Ray Kannamacher
Franklin
DePauw University
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Indianapolis News
DePauw
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Duggan
Outside meeting ends in tragedy at riverside
Mr Inside and Mr Wrongside converse at the home of Mr Wrongside then go to the riverside where both take their own lives. The scene with Mrs Wrongside and the outside invitation unfolds before the fatal act. Students at Charleston High held a Junior carnival with a play titled Mot Tasnale Land receiving the spotlight.
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Wrongside
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the Argus
Charleston High School
Changes Made in Basketball Rules for 1925 26
The season introduces major changes including abolition of zone lines with free throw lines adopting the old circle area. Backboard edge in bounds. A center throw up after a free throw following a technical foul. The hand behind the back on jump balls is abolished and center circle taps rule updated. Two free throws only when the shooter is fouled during a goal attempt. These reforms aid spectators in interpreting calls.
English IV course invites on Beowulf and Robin Hood legends
The article promotes English IV covering Beowulf Robin Hood and related legends plus Shakespeare Kipling and Stevenson. It highlights characters Grendel Arthur Lancelot Galahad Shylock and Puck and notes study of sentence structure grammar and letter writing from Century Handbook. Mentions Lucille Thompson and Louise Edwards with dates.
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Grendel
Beowulf
Robin Hood
Merry Men
Outlaw
King Arthur
Knights of the Round Table
Lancelot
Galahad
Puck
Touchstone
Shylock
Shakespeare
Kipling
India
Stevenson
Treasure Island
Feshman
Knick Teases Dixon in Talk of Fear and Fame
In a lively exchange, Sam Prevo and Nick Knick spar about courage and ambition. The dialogue touches on following a literary path, graduating, and earning money, with other family quips about diet and age.
News Wins Second Place in Press Contest at Illinois
At the Illinois State Press Convention held November 19 20 at the University of Illinois the M T S News earned second place in the columns class behind Rockford Daily Junior Morning Star. Delegates Faye Findley William Rector Mary Casteel Kenneth McConchie attended from the News and the Annual.
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Illinois’ State Press Association
University of Illinois
M. T . S News
Rockford Daily Junior Morning Star
M T. H. S. News
Rockford
Marshall
Faye Findley
William Rector
News
Mary Casteel
Kenneth McConchie
Recruit's Dusty Dinner Sparks Tense Cooks Tent Exchange
A kitchen altercation unfolds as a recruit seeks shelter from a dust storm in a cooks tent. Miss Bassett and Dean exchange lines about sleep, duty, and the recruit's remark on dust in the soup. The cook asserts the recruits must serve their country.
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