Marshall High Falls to Robinson High in Muddy Thriller
In a muddy Friday game Marshall High School lost 6 2 to Robinson High School. The Red and White outplayed most of the match, forcing seven first downs to Robinson’s three and nearly winning on a 60 yard punt return late in the final quarter. O’Mara and Woodard starred for Robinson, while McGee, Renner and Taubeneck led Marshall’s backfield effort.
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Robinson
Marshall
McGee
Renner
Taubeneck
O'Mara
Woodard
Martin
Malloy
MW Ot HS
Kuhn
Robin
Son
New Era in Student Life At M. T. H. S.
The article highlights improved student governance and scholarship at M. T. H. S. It mentions Waye Findley Virginia Knipe Parilee Hurst mneth McConchie Eleanor Snavely Pearl Baker Virgil Claypool Edith Wright Walter Booth and Bill Rector in a discussion of the honor system and new extracurriculars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waye Findley
Virginia Knipe
Parilee Hurst
Mneth McConchie
Eleanor Snavely
Pearl Baker
Virgil Claypool
Edith Wright
Walter Booth
Bill Rector
Editorial Loyal Students Prove School Spirit Through Grades
The article argues loyalty includes scholastic success. It notes M H S has good athletic spirit and rising grades, with a higher overall average this year. Citizenship grades improved, only about 4 percent below 90, and the honor roll shows balanced effort in work and play.
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Lyceum
Alumni Return Home from Weekend Visits Across Town
Alumni John Sauter Otto Kuhn and Everett Fredenberger left Tuesday for Weldon Illinois to husk corn. University of Illinois student Doris Wallis visited with her parents over the weekend. Harriette Metz Alice Spotts Eleanor Noakes spent the weekend with Zelpha Cline at West Union. John Hollenbeck Jordie Lewis and John Lewis were in Marshall over the weekend. Bertha Kannamacher held a pie supper at Dennison with Mabel Ferris Goldie Kannamacher Esther Wright and others present.
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John Sauter
Otto Kuhn
Everett Fredenberger
Weldon
Illinois
Inez Dean
Charleston
Marshall
Doris Wallis
University of Illinois
Harriette Metz
Alice Spotts
Eleanor Noakes
Zelpha Cline
West Union
John Hollenbeck
Jordie Lewis
John Lewis
Roy Baird
Library expands with new wooden stacks and shelves
Two new wooden stacks add eight sections and nearly double library capacity. Outside reading books gain separate shelves reducing crowding. Many new reference books in English and History purchased. Total holdings rise to about two thousand six hundred.
Metropolitan Quartet Opens Lyceum Season in Marshall
Wabash Lyceum Bureau announces the Metropolitan Quartet of Chicago will present the season's first program on October 29 at 8 o'clock in the M. T. H. S. assembly room. The Dramatic Club sponsors the four part Lyceum course with tickets priced to cover expenses, inviting strong community support.
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Wabash Lyceum Bureau
Metropolitan Quartet of Chicago
Metropolitan
Lyceum
Dramatic Club
Marshall
Salesmanship course offered in regular curriculum
The Herald of Harrison High Chicago notes a salesman ship course with practical work inside the program. Students gained store experience and some earned extra pay while completing required practical time. Tilden Tech has begun basketball and track practices. Rochford High School's 1925 Annual is rated All American for the second straight year.
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Herald of Harrison High
Chicago
Tilden Tech
Tilden Tech Times
Tilden
Chicago Public Schools
Rochford High School
United States
Correction: Poorman Elected Treasurer at Bloom High
The report notes that last week Tooth Poorman was elected treasurer of the senior class at Bloom High School Chicago Heights correcting the earlier story.
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Tooth Poorman
Bloom High School
Chicago Heights
Odds & Ends Quick Vignettes From a School Scene
A string of brief, quirky exchanges and classroom moments is cataloged from a school setting. Laughing over language slips, punny misunderstandings, and a judge’s remarks about a non support case appear alongside students debating a goal and a cookery question about ham boiled in cold water.
Senior Annual Staff Chosen by Editor in Chief 1926
The editor in chief Mary Casteel announces the 1926 Annual staff with faculty help. The list includes George Taubeneck as associate editor, Kenneth McConchie business manager, Eleanor Snavely literary editor, Joy Maurer senior secretary editor, Elizabeth Rhoads art editor, Edith Wright organization editor, Edward Craig athletic editor, Kathryn Mayer society editor, Bernard Myles and Pearl Baker joke editors, Elmer Forsythe calendar editor, William Rector and Sylvia Ritter photographic editors, Druscilla Deaner alumni editor, and Harry Sockler class reporter.
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Mary Casteel
George Taubeneck
Kenneth McConchie
Bus
Granville Geisert
Eleanor Snavely
Joy Maurer
Elizabeth Rhoads
Edith Wright
Edward Craig Society
Kathryn Mayer
Bernard Myles
Pearl Baker
Elmer Forsythe
William Rector
Sylvia Ritter
Druscilla Deaner
Harry Sockler
Debating Club Tryouts Held At Regular Meeting
John Scholfield Debating Club conducted tryouts on Monday night October 19 for admittance. Participants Lucille Robertson Louise Foley Mary Amys and Marie McDaniel read works from Rivals Blaine the Plumed Knight The Making of Our American Flag and The Message to Garcia Debates for next year were discussed with no dates set yet and aims to face strong opposing teams.
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John Scholfield Debating Club
Mths News
Lucille Robertson
Louise Foley
Mary Amys
Marie McDaniel
Blaine
Knight
Qny
Garcia
Weekend social notes and visits across Terre Haute area
Personal crisis reports and a string of visits fill the weekend schedule. Names include Harry Sochler at Bud Potman in Chicago, Loraine Nelson in Paris, and Guillaume Ferris among several households in Terre Haute and West Union with October 17 to 18 dates.
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Flynd Os
Teude Miller Wee
Ter Diute
Sylvea Pitty
Mattville
Harry Sochler
Bud Potman
Chicago
Flelg
Pearle
Broeton -Peny
Kurtwayn Sles
Jean Lanst
Virgil Claypool
Veach
Loraine Nelson
Paris
Margaret Grish
George Taubeneck
Kenneth McConchie
Gerstmeyer Wiley
Agile Eitel
Terre Haute
Mabel Siverly
Mabel Arford
Tarquin Bennett
West Union
Lora Marlowe
Olivé Maurer
Lucilla
Mildred Craig
Margaret Grisham
Leela Rayhel
Oliver
Mary Pulver
Cecil Woodruff
Genevieve Waldron
Mary ‘Bradley
Virginia ‘McClure
Kathryn
Elizabeth Cunningham
Elizabeth Cunningham Spent Sunday,, October 18," With’ Genevieve
Myles
Rosamond
Helen Coldren
Mildred* Haugh
Nina Kannamacher
Alberta Heminghouse
Francis Ferris
Frances Ferris
Mildred Haugh
Martha Mathew
Dove Forsythe
Idor Steele
Civics class simulates Congress with student debates
In Mr Garvey s civics class Room 14 students split into Democratic and Republican groups with leaders clerks and a speaker to mimic Congress. Bills are introduced sent to committees debated passed or defeated showing how real legislative processes work.
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Our
Republic
Congress
Garvey
House
How to Know Football Sideline Sportsmanship
Editor J T Connelly discusses sideline behavior in football urging better sportsmanship. He notes crowd rage booing injured players and coach criticism harm play, urging cheerleaders to honor injured players and spectators to avoid razzing while coaches decide substitutions. Names Mary Johnson Marguerite Wallis Bernel Combs Noland Johnson appear.
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Mary Johnson
Marguerite Wallis
Bernel Combs
Noland
Johnson
Tom Mix
Deadwood
Honor Roll Honors in First Six Weeks at School
The first six weeks honor roll shows 49 students with high marks and low failures. Seniors lead with 20, then freshmen and sophomores 10, juniors 9, with five highest grades including Schwartz George and McCleary Wayne. The list names many students, noting top scorers and distribution across classes. Foot Ball poem by Justa Nickelsworth adds school spirit to the page.
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Sophores
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RC LB Veyeriees
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Dorsey Lycan
Jpnennees
Trump
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John Scholfield Debating
Marshall Township High School
Marshall, Illinois
M. T. H. S. News
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Margaret Grisham Loraine
Mary Casteel Nelson
Editorial
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Tete- A
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Dorothy Dean Me Ore
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Joy
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Dean
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Morgan
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Sisson
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Davidson
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McConchie
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Murphy
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Phillippee
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Stockwell
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Grisham
Margaret
Thompson
Wright
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Mathews
Lucille
Burger
Woods
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Meedierttepee
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Eeseyay
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Snavely
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Baker
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Kiger
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Virginia O
Lucille Or
Carpenter
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Walter Seme
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Nat Sone
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