Marshall Wins Game With Oblong Again
Marshall defeats Oblong in a one sided game as the ball stays mostly in Oblong territory. Key players include Malloy Martin Taubeneck and Captain McGee for Marshall while Captain Manhart stars for Oblong. Sockler intercepts passes and Tau beneck scores a touchdown. The ending sees Oblong inside midfield with possession.
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Marshall
Oblong
Sockler
Malloy
Martin
Taubeneck
McGee
Manhart
Sackler
Kuhn
Sothier
Student Life Notes From Chicago Schools
The Harrison High lettermen hosted a freshmen party with athletic contests and rough initiation on a fireman’s net. The Tilden Tech Times notes a school mother’s day on October 8 with a mother audience and entertainment. Robinsong High organizes ukulele club. Field Museum hosts American History movie series for Harrison High history students.
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Harrison High
Chicago
Herald
Tilden Tech Times
Field Museum of Chicago
Mary Casteel 2Ison and The Honorable School Platform
The text outlines a school platform emphasizing a higher plane of scholarship a new Zoom in athletics the Honor System better extra curricular activities and a courteous student body presented by Mary Casteel 2Ison. The document reads as a campaign or student council pledge from an educational setting.
Excellent Idea Girls Organize Dean of Girls at M T H S
The Marshall High School plans a girls organization and a dean of girls to foster loyalty and friendship. All students will participate and help name the group. A big sister system will guide freshmen, aiding their transition and sense of belonging.
Free Training Encourages Student Involvement
A school notice urges students to join debating, music and outside activities, highlighting the value of free training for future leadership. Irene Carpenter and Mr Harvey of Weslyan University were in Marshall over the weekend.
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Irene, Carpenter
Weslyan University
Marshall
Mr. Harvey
Ta Marshail
Casey Hosts Meeting to Form Eastern Illinois High School League
Representatives from ten eastern Illinois high schools met at Casey to organize a temporary body for a regional league. Bruce Buckler of Newton was chosen chair and J. R. Colbert of Marshall secretary. A draft constitution will be reported October 27 with plans for sixteen schools in contesting literary and athletic events.
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Buckler
Newton
Colbert
Ilinois
Caséy
Bruce Buckler
J. R. Colbert
Marshall
Robinson
Charleston
Paris
Martinsville
Effingham
Casey
Westfield
Oakland
Oblong
Toledo
Kansas
Charleston Teachers College
Palestine
Hutsonville
Alumni and friends visit towns across Illinois and Indiana
Alumni Esther Wright and Glenn Wright spent Sunday near Hutton Indiana. Marie Junker and Esther Wright led readings at Grand Turn Thursday night. University of Illinois students Austin Claypool and Jordie Lewis spent the weekend in Marshall. Edith Cunningham was in St Francisville last week. Bessie Wright entertained Beulah Routh in Chicago. Dale Davison and Harry Wright were seen in Marshall. A Marshall man returned to Gary after visiting relatives.
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Esther Wright
Glenn Wright
Hutton
Indiana
Marie Junker
Grand Turn
Austin Claypool
Jordie Lewis
University of Ilinois
Marshall
Edna
Helen Mindorf
Sullivan
Hlinois
Inez Dean
Allen’ . Dean
Lorene Tumey
Springfield
State Council of the Pocahontas Lodge
Rose
Verna Finkbiner
Mabel
Charleston
State Teachers” Institute
Edith Cunningham
St. Francisville
Bessie Wright
Chicago
Beulah Routh
West Union
Dale Davison
Champaign
Harry Wright
Richard Strohm
Dean of Girls and Big Sister System Initiated at High School
After school Monday a meeting approved a girls organization with Miss Smith as dean. An executive committee of ten seniors, five juniors, three sophomores and two freshmen will carry out plans. Members include Elizabeth Rhodes, Mary Casteel, Faye Findley, Eleanor Snavely, Kathryn Mayer, Edith Wright, Lucille Thompson, Gladys Phillippee, Kathryn Cunningham, June Metz, Parilee Hurst, Hannah Hawker, Virginia Knipe, Ruth Carpenter, Mary Amyx, Ruth Braynard, Lois Lucan, Bernice Brosman, Nina Kannamacher.
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Miss Smith
Elizabeth Rhoades
Mary Casteel
Faye Findley
Eleanor Snavely
Kathryn Mayer
Edith Wright
Lucille Thompson
Gladys Phillippee
Bud Poorman Shines for Bloom High School Football
Bud Poorman formerly of M. T. H. S. stars as left end for Bloom High School in Chicago Heights. He contributed to a 7 0 win over LaGrange and scored in a victory over Pullman Technical School. Marshall fans celebrate his success at a new school.
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Bud Poorman
Bloom High
Chicago
Chicago Heights
Bud
Pullman Technical School
LaGrange High School
Marshall
Westville Seeks win in town rivalry against Robinson
The fragment notes Westville’s push to beat Robinson after a 2-0 loss last year. Local sports chatter recalls a 0 to 0 tie and a Friday matchup described as the last grand chance to defeat Robinson, with enthusiasm from Fred Rus and others.
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Westville
Marshall
Robinson
Mary Stephenson Honored as Hammond High Managing Editor
Former M T H S student Mary Stephenson has been named Managing Editor of Hammond High School’s paper. Her rise began with a class story published in the school paper, leading to roles as reporter and Assistant News Director. Congratulations from M T H S staff accompany best wishes for continued literary success.
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Mary Stephenson
Hammond High School
Colbert
Mary
M. It. HH. Ss
College community notes list reads of residents and visitors
Terreh Haute and surrounding towns show a flurry of travel with many residents visiting or staying in Terre Haute Martinsville Paris West Union Covington Bloomington and Indianapolis on October 6 7 9 10 and 11 Miss Kathryn Smith and Miss Edith Wright are among those noted as visiting relatives while a senior class meeting selects editors in chief and business manager for the annual staff with Mary Casteel chosen editor and Kenneth McConchie named business manager
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Parlee Hurst
Virginia Knipe
Terre Haute
Lorraine Nelson
Paris
Edith Wright
Mary Martin
Vern Carpenter
West Union
Harold Edens
Elmer Forsythe
Tarquin Bennett
Kathryn Mayer
Drucilla Deaner
Edith Davison
Lucile Thompson
Martinsville
Cecile Burkybile
Gladys Turner
Bill Rector
J. R. Hornbrook
Westfield
John Bright
Greenup
Mary Norton
John Black
Zeigfield
Sally
Mary Casteel
Kenneth McConchie
Odds & Ends: High School Banter and Lessons on Liars
A professor jests about a non existent twenty first chapter while students trade quips about democracy history and waking classmates. The exchange highlights student behavior ambition loyalty and faculty humor in a high school setting.
Marshall High Football Game Shows Community Cooperation
The article details how 140 volunteers and local groups organize a Marshall High vs Robinson football game. It lists roles from a general manager to decorations, tickets, police, refreshments, and the band, arguing the event teaches citizenship and teamwork beyond winning.
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Robinson
Mershall
Carpentier
William Rector
Connelly
Miss Bassett
Findley
Leon Cox
Chamber of Commerce Band
Chamber of Commerce
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Pearl Baker
Virgil Claypool
Walter Booth
Mary Casteel 2Ison
Editorial
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Dean OF Girls
Fred
Fred- Rus
Myrtle
Tete-a
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Eee
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Sylvia Ritter
Kathryn Smith
Covington
Ind
Helen Dooley
Bloomington
Alice Wheeler
Mrs. O. H. Wheeler
Charles
Opal Kirchner
Lois Lucan
June Metz
Mildred Spotts
Mr. Colbert
Mary Amyx
Herman
Herman Renner
Leland Baker
Washington
Harold Smith
The
United States
LaRue
Eugene
Eugene Buckner
Marshall High
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