Westville Tops Marshall In Tough Valley Football Clash
Westville defeats Marshall 19 to 0 as Appanitis scores twice and Vanaskos adds a TD. Marshall, led by Captain McGee and Martin, show strong defense but fail to score. Next week Garfield visits for a predicted hard fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westville
Hee Marshall
Martin
M. T. HS
Stewart
Uporski
McGee
Marshall
Appanitis
Vanaskos
Garfield
Valley Guard
Razius
Jarworski
Golsynski
Invaders
W. Shotts
Jaworski
Taubeneck Elliott
Renner Razilia
Findley Lucagou
Smith Andring
F. McGee
C Golsynski
RB Saat Shotts Upolski
Kuhn Walters
Luh Ceeeeeeeeeeen
Stewart Appanitis
Casi
Eisch Snes Sockler
Westville Uu
Rarwick, Sloan, Jessup
M. Upolski
Mitchell
Henderson
Booth
Lucan
Buckner
Taylor
Alumni Notes Report Weekend Visits and Moves
Raymond Hawker class of 1920 teaches in Harrisburg NL and visited his parents over the weekend. Alma Davison 1921 left Monday to teach in Paris Illinois. Josephine 22 and Edith Short 24 attended the State Fair in Springfield last week. Edith Eitel ex 1924 of Terre Haute spent the weekend at home. Helen 21 and Marian Maurer 24 of Terre Haute visited homefolks. Lena Ann Forsythe 22 spent Sunday with sister Mahala 22 of Terre Haute. Kathryn Potter 23 of Paris spent the weekend in Marshall. Walter Clatfelter 24 visited M. T. H. 8. Jordie Lewis 26 spent the weekend in Marshall. John Hollenbeck spent the weekend in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hawker
Harrisburg
J. L. Hawker
Alma Davison
Paris
Illinois
Josephine
Edith Short
Springfield
Edith Eitel
Terre Haute
Helen
Marian Maurer
Lena Ann Forsythe
Mahala
Kathryn Potter
Marshall
Walter Clatfelter
Jordie Lewis
John ‘Hollenbeck
Speech by Miss Eulenstein at Marshall pep meeting
Miss Margaret Eulenstein spoke at a Marshall pep meeting Friday though not a M V H S faculty member she praised Marshall and recalled past pep meetings. She noted she currently teaches in Evanaville and recalled hearing a familiar old pop song on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulenstein
Margaret Eulenstein
Marshall
Cnight
Sulenstein
Evanaville
Inglang
Our Platform for M T H S
The page lists staff roles including editor in chief Virginia Knipe and sport editor Parilee Hurst, with editors across departments. It outlines five platform goals: a higher plane of scholarship, a new "Zoom" in athletics, the Honor System, better extra curricular activities, and a courteous student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Findley
Virginia Knipe
Society
Parilee Hurst
Kenneth McConchie
Marshall Team Shows Determination After Narrow Defeat
After Saturday's hard game against Westville Marshall remains determined to win the Wabash Valley title. The next match is set with Garfield on October 3 at home. The coach and players train hard while townspeople and students are urged to maintain spirited support and sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Westville
Garfield
Letter M motivates freshmen to join activities
A call to new students to choose athletics debating and literary society as five weeks into the year progress. The article argues earning the letter M will symbolize clean sportsmanship, high scholastic standing, and popularity while stressing start now to make school teams next year through long training.
Wiseley Moves to Teach Commercial Work in Struthers
Lee Miss Wiseley who taught commercial work here last year has accepted a position as teacher of commercial work at Struthers High School near Youngstown Ohio. She planned to attend Findlay College but chose the new post instead. A single pocket gopher caused a break in an irrigation ditch in Arizona costing 2000 dollars to repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Miss Wiseley
Struthers
Youngstown
Ohio
Findlay College
Arizona
Fighting Spirit Shown in Pep Meeting at Marshall High
Marshall High students voiced loyal chants after a disappointing Saturday, led by booster Jack Poorman and coach Martin. Mr Snavely praised the yell practice and urged ongoing enthusiasm, while Mr Colbert urged thought and prayer as the rally closed with Beat Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall High
Jack Poorman
Martin
Snavely
Colbert
Odds and Ends of a Home Front Room
A collection of schoolroom jokes and anecdotes about family, romance, and teachers. The notes include cross talk on examinations, marital flirts, a humorous diary, and quips from Mr Hornbrook and Mr LaRue about psychology and transportation as modern science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornbrook
LaRue
Freshmeat
Ir. LaRue
Social notes from Terre Haute and surrounding towns
A roundup of residents visiting Terre Haute and nearby areas includes Tete-a-Tetes with Forsythe, Helen Steven, and others in Terre Haute on September 26 and 27. Martinsville and West Union visits. carnival attendees. theater outings at the Liberty. and a fact about bee lifespans from a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dove Forsythe
Helen Stevenson
Martinsville
Granville Geisert
Dwight Martin
Terre Haute
Jessie Welsh
Robinson
Lucile Robertson
Fern Craig
Dorothy Machlan
Mildred
Alice Spotts
Harriette
June Metz
Genevieve McCauley
Hazel Lutz
Eleanor Noakes
West Union
Faculty Welcome Party Sparks Friendly Brain Games
Last year’s faculty members and wives hosted a gathering on October 1 at Mr. and Mrs. Colbert’s home to honor new faculty recruits Misses Dooley Jones Wheeler Brewster and Mr. Martin. Brain contests yielded prizes, hats were worn, and groups sang songs including The Wearing of the Green Old Black Joe and Kentucky Home. Refreshments featured sandwiches salad olives hot chocolate brick ice cream angel food cake and candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colbert
Dooley
Jones
Wheeler
Brewster
Martin
Kentucky
Miss Bassett
Point system ties activity eligibility to grades at Harrison High
The NewsnEverything describes a school point system where activities are valued by four for an A three for a B two for a C and one for a D. It sets minimum points for teams such as ten for football captain and eight for practice squad. It also notes Harrison Highs efforts to help freshmen through the Dean of Women Big Sister program and freshman orientation events with activity groups presenting their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson High
M. H.S
Harrison Herald
Harrison High
Chicago
Local physicians screen freshmen for fitness at school
Several local physicians and dentists were summoned to the school to conduct rigid physical examinations for all freshmen. Each student learned his medical and corrective needs and whether he was physically able for strenuous exercise.
Robinson Coach Praises Camp Training for Team
Coach B D Morland of Robinson credits improved players to a football camp at Neerom held with the Chautauqua in August led by Frank Reese and other college athletes. Robinson’s schedule includes Casey Westville Marshall Lawrenceville Mt Carmel Garfield Clinton and Bicknell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Morland
Robinson
Chautauqua
Neerom
Frank Reese
Casey
Westville
Marshall
Lawrenceville
Mt. Carmel
Garfie
Clinton
Bicknell
Valesley Channs
Institute for Teachers to Be Held Next Week
The Clark county annual teachers institute runs October 6 7 8 at the high school with district meeting in Charleston on October 9. Speakers include Wm F Deering L W Williams and Mrs Spaus Merwin. The School Masters Club hosts a county luncheon for men teachers Tuesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers County Institute
Charleston
Wm. F. Deering
Oakland City College
Oakland City
Ind
Indiana State Teachers Association
L. W. Williams
U. of I. High School
Spaus Merwin
Havana
Illinois
Agriculture Teachers
Agriculture Teachers of
Bright
Clark County
How to Watch Football Safety Punts Strategy
A short coaching note outlines factors in using the safety man on punts. It covers field position, wind, punt type, risk of fumbles, and when to let the ball roll for a touchback. It emphasizes adapting to coach preference and opponent speed to play the game safe.
New Stands Erected To Feed Booster Supporters
Two permanent stands are being built for boosters who need meals during games. Funds come from participating organizations and a portion of class proceeds will cover construction and upkeep.
Sunken Roman City to Be Photographed by New Undersea Team
A team of researchers plans to capture images of a sunken Roman city beneath the Mediterranean. The project aims to produce detailed undersea photographs and map the ancient ruins with advanced imaging technology.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Scholfield
Marshall Township High School
Marshall, Ilinois
M. T. H. S. News
Marshall, Illinois
Margaret Grisham
Loraine Nels
Walter Booth Bill
Mary Casteel
Editorial
Wiseley
Struthers, Ohio
Fay
Jack
Jill
Mother
Dad
Ril
Harry
Mr. Hornbrook
Robert Todd
Soph
Dorothy Evans
The
Thalian Society
Mary Castee
Miss Evans
Farmer City, Winds
Lyceum
Eleanor Snavely
Virginija Knipe
Tete-a
Tetes
Lena Kiger
William Wiser
Mary Norton
Edna Lovell
Ruth
Helen Norton
Mary Davidson
Indiana
Mildred Irwin
Oscar Kirchner
Edith Davison
Rosanna Gunder
Myrtle Davidson
Harry Adams
Fenton Shirely
Romola
Liberty
John Saiter
Virginia Prevo
Ernestine Myer
Genevieve Myles
Elizabeth Cunningham
Virginia Quick
Lois Travell
Frances Ferris
Virginia McClure
Mae Lichtenberger
Gertrude Lichtenberger
Mary Martin
Vern Carpenter
Martha Mathew
Louise Foley
Virginia Morgan
Nora Belle Gallington
Mary Bradley
Genevieve Waldron
Mr.Connelly
George Reglin
Westfield
YEA
Institute For Teachers
Williams
University High School
J. T. Connelly
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