Marshall Wins Season's First Football Game 37 to 0
Marshall defeats Toledo 37 to 0 in a season opener dominated by the Red and White. Kuhn Sockler and Stewart score multiple times while McGee’s defense key blocks and long runs halt Toledo advances. Toledo heavy with penalties and stalled drives, final score reflects Marshall superiority throughout.
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Marshall
Toledo
Kuhn
Sockler
Stewart
Taubeneck
McGee
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Buckner
Malloy
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Taubeneck Wee UD O
Evans Renner
Bts
Ceayant
Tid Sarestic
Conribes
Fanner ‘Booth
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Willoughby Fawley
Entuen
Pugh Smith
Tensman McGee
Platform for M. T. H. High School Students
Our platform outlines five aims for the school: raise scholarship to a higher plane, introduce a new Zoom in athletics, uphold the Honor System, improve extra curricular activities, and cultivate a courteous student body. The staff lists editors and alumni names as part of the school's editorial page.
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Marshall
M. T. H. S. News
M T H S News Promises High Goals For Student Body
Four years ago this fall the M T H S News appeared at Marshall as a beacon for scholarship Athletics and honor. The staff outlines aims to raise scholarship sportsmanship and extra activities while inviting student support to strengthen the school morally physically and socially.
Dramatic Club Meets to Discuss Lyceum Course Tickets
Mary Casteel presented plans for the coming year at a Thalian Society meeting on Monday night September 21. Dorothy Evans explained the Lyceum course to members. Virginia Knipe led a sales discussion as all members prepare to sell Lyceum tickets. The club split into two divisions led by Knipe and Eleanor Snavely to vie for a party by the losing side.
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Mary Casteel
Thalian Society
Dorothy Evans
Virginia Knipe
Eleanor Snavely
Potter Gifts Football Scoreboard to M T H S
The high school will receive a new 12 by 8 foot football scoreboard, funded by booster Mr Potter and built by Findley’s manual training students. It will display Marshall and visitor scores, possession indicators, downs, and yards to gain with dedicated slots and labels. Getsert of Butler College and Risgell Bakers from Milford are mentioned in the notes.
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Potter
Usder
Marshall High Holds Pep Meeting to Kick Off Football Season
A Friday assembly at Marshall High featured new yell leaders Louise Foley Mildred Craig Fred Reglin and Skeeter McCarty with Principal Garvey presiding alumni Gus O Neal Dale Davidson and faculty speakers Miss Kathryn Bassett Coach Martin Captain Frank McGee and Superintendent Colbert. County Superintendent Harold Bright delivered an encouraging closer and the pep machine finale boosted players as they filed by to the fight song.
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Louise Foley
Mildred Craig
Fred Reglin
Gus O’neal
Dale Davidson
Kathryn Bassett
Martin
Frank McGee
Sowers
Colbert
Bright
Harold Bright
Albert Sockler
Marshall High
Odds & Ends Mischief and banter in a campus crowd
A string of quick quips and lines from students, a judge, a cop, and various locals. Jokes touch on secrecy of engagements, exams, traffic, and travel from a playful, scattershot gossip page tone.
Football Schedule for H W Mount? 1925
Fragmented OCR lists 1925 football schedule items with dates and places including Westville Garfield Robinson Lawrenceville Paris and Thanksgiving games. The readable bits show month names and opponents without complete context or scores.
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Westville
Garfield
Obiong
Robinson
Flatrock
Lawrenceville
Paris
Casey
Class Leaders Elected At First Meeting At M T H S
Senior to Freshman classes elect officers for the year. Seniors name William Rector as president with Harry Sockler as vice president. Others include Carl Kuhn secretary and George Taubeneck treasurer. Juniors choose Herbert Sisson president, Everett Shumaker vice president, Noland Johnson secretary, Walter Booth treasurer. Sophomores pick Chester Buckner leader with Mildred Craig as assistant. Freshmen elect Paul Shepler president, Helen Coldren vice president, Virginia McClure secretary, Dorothy Macklan treasurer.
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William Rector
Harry Sockler
Carl Kuhn
George Taubeneck
Herbert Sisson
Everett Shumaker
Noland Johnson
Walter Booth
Chester Buckner
Mildred Craig
Mary Amyx
George Witel
Paul Shepler
Freshies
Helen Coldren
Social Roundup of Visits and Weekend Sojourns Across Towns
The column lists numerous residents and visitors. Names include Druscilla Deaner Kathryn Mayer Booth Poorman Edna Lovell Gladys Philippi Lucile Thompson Helen Norton Harry Johns Nora Epler Tarquin Bennett Harold Eden Helen Stevenson Alberta Heminghouse Dave Forsythe Mary Johnson Lucile Robertson Fern Craig Elmer Forsythe Catherine Cunningham Dorothy Dodd Jessie Welsh Genevieve Waldron Myles Paul Shepler Dorothy Evans Dorothy Moore Parised Hurst Virginia Knipe Pearl Baker Covington Martinsville Terre Haute West Union Effingham Belmont and nearby locales appear with dates September 17 19 and 20. The item records social calls visits stays and gatherings across multiple days.
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Booth Poorman
Marshall
Edna Lovell
Casey
Gladys Philippi
Lucile Thompson
West Union
Kathryn Mayer
Druscilla Deaner
Helen Norton
Effingham
Harry Johns
West Terre Haute
June
Harriet Metz
Elmer Forsythe
Belmont
Nora Epler
Tarquin Bennett
Harold Eden
Terre Haute
Helen Stevenson
Louise Foley
Mary Johnson
Alberta Heminghouse
Dave Forsythe
Lucile Robertson
Fern Craig
Martinsville
Cleda Craig
Mary Bradley
Genevieve Waldron
Genevieve’ Myles
Paul Shepler
Terre: Haute
Dorothy Evans
Dorothy = Moore
Parised
Hurst
Virginia Knipé
Pearl
Baker
Terre ‘Haute
Blackburn, Wheeler
Burkhar
Sand
M. T. H. S. Loses Another Senior Member Dorothy Evans Leaves Next Week
The M. T. H. S. senior class bids farewell to Dorothy Evans who will move to Farmer City with her parents where Mr. Evans will preach. Evans has been active as Thalian president and orchestra pianist, with prior roles on the student council and paper staff. Several other seniors who left before the year are named as missed contributors.
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Dorothy Evans
Farmer City
Mary Stephenson
the News
Bud Poorman
The
News Virginia Provo
Jayne Figg
Spotlight on New Teachers at Marshall School
The article profiles new faculty headed by Coach Mr Martin born in Greenfield Illinois and coaching two years in that town. It also highlights Miss Dooley from Bloomington Illinois city papers editor and Illinois Wesleyan graduate, Miss Brewster from Walnut Illinois with nurse training and Chicago University study, Miss Jones from Gem City Business College Greenfield, Miss Wheeler from Noblesville Indiana who taught in Amo last semester.
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Martin
Greenfield
Ill
Marshall
Dooley
Illinois Wesleyan
Bloomington, N
Miss Brewster
Walnut Illinois
Walnut
Evanston Hospital
University of Chicago
Miss Jones
Gem City Business College
Quincy, Il
Greenfield, Jr
Agriculture Boys Gather Seed Corn From Lovett Farm
The advanced agriculture class spent Monday at Temple Lovett's farm collecting seed corn from five acres planted with school seed from Sangamon County. They will evaluate disease, field conditions, and environmental factors to select and store seed for next season.
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Lovett Farm
Temple Lovett
Lovett
Sangamon
Subscribe Now Promotes News Support For Readers
A fragmented pitch urges subscriptions to the News, stressing that a organization, plant, or animal thrives with support. It announces a yearly price of 18 cents or 6 cents for a single issue and urges immediate sign ups to avoid missing out.
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Aingle
Thalian Society sponsors Lyceum course at local high
The Thalian Society votes to sponsor a Lyceum program for the school year with Eleanor Snavely and Virginia Knipe leading a ticket drive. First event on October 21 features the Metropolitan Quartette of Chicago followed by Frank Coad readings and M A L Flude travel lecture, then Chicago Lyceum Players perform. Season tickets cost 75 cents for grade school, $1 for high school, and $1.25 for others.
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Thalian Society
Eleanor Snavely
Virginia Knipe
Metropolitan Quartette of
Chicago
Frank Coad
M. A. L. Flude
Lyceum
Chicago Lyceum
Alumni Note List Of Students Entering Colleges
Alumni report the school year moves of graduates with many heading to Illinois Wesleyan DePauw Indiana Central Rose Polytechnic and other campuses. Names include George Fredenberger Herman Gelsert Genevieve Washburn Robert English Evelyn Hunt Dorothy Moore Norma Myssi Myssie Lycan and several others across multiple colleges and programs.
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George Fredenberger
Butler
Harold
Irene Carpenter
Leon Davidson
Milton Dickens
Illinois Weslyan University
Bloomington
Donald Howell
Lucille Reynolds
Depauw University
Herman Gelsert
Butler College
Ray Kannamacher
Louis Ferris
Franklin College
Genevieve
Mildred Washburn
Indiana Central College
Georgia
Thomascat
Antioch College
Louise Clem
Indiana State Normal
Granville Brosman
Jerome Pellum
Richard Cole
Edwin Booth
Rose’ Polytechnic
Creal Clark
New York University
Robert English
Millikin ‘University
Evelyn Hunt
Dorothy Moore
Wabash
Business College
Loral Mathews
Roy’ Baird
Helen Baird
Doris’ “Wallis
Austin Claypool
Lewisa Deaner
Louise
Lickert
George Taylor
Ralph Knipe
John Levis
Purdum
Dave
Davidson
Grendel Bennett
Jérdie
Lewis
James Burnett
S Louise
Bules
Siogkewall
Myssie
David Fern Lycan
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Junior McGee
Renner
Fawley
Toldo
Lucan
Booth
Geisert
Taylor
Smith
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John Scholfield
Marshall Township High School
Illinois
Society
Tarminotas
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Margaret Grisham Loraine Nef
Faye Findley
Virginia Kinney
Parilee Hurst
Kenneth McConchie
Earl Daker
Virgil Claypool
Edith Wright
Bill Hector
Editorial
Dramatic Club
Col
Risgell Bakers
Milford
James Stover
Bill Dixon
Harry
Dub Sisson
Wabash Ave
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Hong Kong
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Tete-a
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Bent
Miss Wheeler
Noblesville
Indiana
Amo
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