Marshall High School - Marshaline Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1929 volume:

4 ------n-..s:.2,:,, Gen. 373 M35 1929 The Mars aline 25.20 MID-CONTINENT PUBUC LIBRARY Genealogy 6 Local Hishry Branch B 317 W. Hijiway 24 Independence, Mo. 64050 , ,V,.Y--.....1-91-, . . -WK -S -'..gL'1Qf,.,f N Lax-Lg.-.ge -.c,,,,ggQQ,gf:jj1g-ij-j-3:5-33.:E . P I VfAQaaqnzic-2,g-J:3,.-I-..4-3-i?5i'i.ii'E.??'l 2T'??3ffg-f' ,'7 :?:'!77f!9ff 3 F'5?'5'5'f5Fi'!'!'i'?5'5'V 77'1'A'' ' 'S 9 x. ' ?, ,lvgvl 5' - I f, V awrlwi' Vw, - , x. Q. w. , , . . S F ' , ,fl 'E V 5' 4 2 4 T t-vp ,, l fi , 5 nf- V 'i J in mfr' K 1' '71 , ' - f if' 1 K -,v,m :9.T 1 . J gawk-L f .g K ,,, ?1,5fw'fff., Q . 'gyAg,..-.wal-.Is . f,f..0f.1E' I , 1 1. ?'7v.' . ff. ww' I ' ,Agg 154' H ,.'.i,,X 'ak M-' . 'lf' J j-jg-.1,-,.. 1- A ,I 'gi , 1 - ., iF- A :f2 :fN ' ' A H'-? ,3x Q .-552-fgaiif-7fiLf22f-if , 1 32 la Q -.:'-11',4-f,Qs..Qgf-F V?-'J-Fw? :if 4 2 Q- ' . 2 f ? r . i Tif 5q'- ' 5 -f'f-'-7-- 1 'f' , - ' ' ' 1 A. 'X ,uf iii, ' 1' Ti J: 'g3,y'if'f-3,53 :, ' f 1 f ,. 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VVise guides in our House of Learning urge us to battle against these foes, and to take as our counselor, the Goddess W'isdom. Here, in our year book, we show various scenes where pages, squires, and knights are seeking to win Knowledge that will enable them to battle against the formidable foes of Ignorance and Sloth, until they go forth crowned Kings and Queens. Then, guided by the Goddess NVis- dom, to push forward to her goal. Knowledge comesg but XVisdom lingers. N V -Q' la.-zu ug., 1 e Page Two . l TTC'-:s:f. . ..-, lr K ' .., -'- 177-:'H ' X , .- Y W J if Yv1,Q JL W. - -'--- ..f- ,,,-4 ' 3 .490 ff '- Bram' 'f Q49.rg'QfL ai 5 edication 1 A m 5. l li. To that instinct of man, it XVhich causes him to strive To gain some lofty goal -, He's set up to achieveg if il 'Q K To Houses of Learning, where il VVe set forth on our way, r 6,5 k Receive our armor strong ' To aid our Quest each dayg X i To Guiding Spirits there, JI VVho ever willing wait r. W. ll To lift us when we fall, .E This book we dedicate. 5 -flfary B. Innes. JE r -V V,,,,,.-1-...i--y 'H-mxxsmxxh Page Three gut' 5' Page Four A E-- wix I .J f f J J I' 16-X. 5'-1231, I able of Contents 1 1 QXXN1XXxxx I JUNIOR HIGH II SENIOR HIGH III ATHLETICS IV EXECUTIVE V ADS-JOKES A11-fc-L -1, ' , W ,Y -......., L :5 5 I. 'I 1- fag: -Q -S---3153-if-Q..4.:...,: 1Z.'::.41r..I,4 .f- m.:.,L,'Q,f,j.g,.,,L,j,1,---:E--lwgmniiv' ' 1- . .- V-, Q: , , , - - ' , , v , ,', . , .- r . --I--M . ummm -.-.-s-.-..1. :.l.u..: :nr -, I . . '-'gil ' ' A-:r-1: -u -, ' - ' A P M w- f 3.-vqrw1-,.........g.4L1.:z::.:a '--,.,..,- Ef- ,Y, ,,,gg.'-hx - ,Y.-- .-.-, JDZUE' ' I :glggz Y , ff- , W , , M ' l r r l l t r l l ,za fiffff Cs:-.sae , , r 4 A, 4 Y 1 1 f f wh r A A s ,, , tl ,, i 5 Ffiirwygf-vi if,r,,r,:g.,.,, ,,,,. ...-1 - -,-. --+ -M '1e:i:::Ig.P ' : . 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Snider, C Toffelmire. Fourth row, left to right--H. Scudder, M. Jones, Turnage, M. Gray, F. A. J Yowell, E. Ashley, G. Ballard, G. Bear, H. Duvall. Fifth row, left to right-M. F. Caldwell, C. Vandiver, L. R. Thompson, H. Birch R. Ehrnnian, F. Bullard, E. Barnes, VV. Griffitts, C. Ewell, XV. Ranagan M. Sydenstricker. Sixth row, left to right-R. Douglas, E. Caton, Donahue, C. Cornett. B. Under- wood, R. Evans, E. Schornhorst, K. VVarren, G. VViley, L. Bradley, XV. Taylor, D. Wloodfill, Earl Brooks. Sponsors-Miss Frm, MRS. TURNAGE, MR. XVILLIAMS Page Eight Aim, 7 E msg. , , -. .. . N . LL... .. . Ygwwdd -. - '- 'I f - fs : .--.ht ....Z.Z. .Q....:..,:-.1111.111511 a --4 Q-ni-get-11-1-f'l.i f '- Manukau.:-1. .. iz' 'f-5.-,Q- 4,- , ' U' , ' - -Y.-K.. . . . L ,atm ,mx ' ' . 1 ' ' - 7- - g--r-- - ' ' 4 -1 if'-.-2iT:::'v::,x+...:....a-azgsz.-Agg - - . . 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Second row, left I0 right-E. Buck, D. Dillard, E. Parker, D. Bartlett, P. Von Schlickten, I. Burton, D. Robinson, F. Drew, E. Tipping, J. Porter. I Third row, left to right-D. M. Cornett. N. Burton, G. Myers, M. E. Ewell, L. Hutchens. V. Thomas, M. CatOn. Rice. D. Aulgur. II Fourth row, left to right-V. Jones, M. Becraft, M. M. XVestbrOOk, A. K. Smith, L. ThO1npsOn, M. L. COrt, L. Thurman, R. Gibbs, H. Thomas, R. VVilmarth. Fifth row, left to right-L. Barron, O. M. Shull. L. Adams. L. Sperry, I. M. fl i Marks, A. Moore, D. Parks, C. Kiclwell, XV. Marshall, XV. Irvine. Sixth rote, left to right-G. C. Vinyarcl, I. Narron, V. Elsner. V. Evans. C. Hays, P. Van Buskirk, M. Murphy. P. RhOacles. Grimes, T. Absher. Sezenth rote, left to riglzt-'IQ Cahill. R. Hains. XV. Sparks, H. Howarcl, lv. Banks, Class. M. Downing, M. Coffman, R. Cunningham, C. Thayer. M Eighth rofzu. left to right-K. Guthrey, P. L. Dilly. H. Ervine. L. Syclenstricker, D. M. Lanclreth, Harre, XV. Alclretlge, R. Palmer, S. Hayner. y,I'I Sf'07lS07'S--RTISS INORMI, Miss TXIONTAGUE AND MR. COLE. Page Nine ,Mya gi W W I ' 'M gg, 1.z ii1i J a sT:7i?1: f..-: V- .. .... ,-1-:Tb-, 5 ,-..,, , ' ' ' '- - -- -f-.-'N-I ,-.,. , 1 , , I, D - T- . WrQi- ,ggvW-yy.. ......-.......:...::-cr-------. .. ....,-.,,- ' ' ' ' ' - .,........ , . I if 9 l ii Ii . l it it ll. ' lil E if i Fi lf i ill iii li Q, .yy i ii li ,I l lil I I. 54 ii T1 i i ii ,i L ill E il il 1 'Ili vii ' 1 iii wi lil ll, ,, fill ,ff 1 .. ...--Jaxx :iff A' S, it -we 'L L, i L., ex 1X J A X f Ninth rade Clfficers President . . . . HELEN JACOBY Vice-P1'csfde11f . . RAYMOND HARTMAN .S'ccrefary-Trcasiwcf' - . IQUBY BELL SMITH . First row, left to right-Percy Hyland, Raymond Clemens, Joe Bob Q'Donnell, XVilliam Thompson, Donald Swift, Henry Lee McMahon. 50601141 7'0'ZU, left fo right-james Buie, Rollan Barton, Paul Dickerson, LaRue Conway, Nell Marshall Barnhill, Laura Louise Barnhill, Margaret Gore. Ken- neth Gress, Aubrey Solomon. . flzird rote, left to riglzt-Roseniary Gibson, Louella Grey. Gertrude Ballard, Mary Mildred Harris Helen leimkuehler Frances Gibson Mar' Etta Grev Bona , , . , . J Y . . . , 1 c Q c i , Lee Ellis, Ruby Smith, Bernice Phillips, Dorothy XValton. Fozfrflz rote, left to riglzf-Marcella Birch, Virginia Twheat, Harriet Shaver. Anna M. Ervine, Frankie Thayer, Marjorie Ordway. Mary Shaver, Ruth Hunter, Helen Edson, Margaret Utz. Fifth row, left to 1'i'glzt-Marviii LaRue. Dale Vandiver, Ralph LaFaivre, Noble Wade, XVilliam Qlouse. George Emmerson, D. L. Murray, Roy Harris, Jack Cole, Irvine Kidwell. Page Ten l 1+ Liam. ':'f'1 - - -T - . - I Q my ' -4 -y -f- 5+mym 1rm?r:r1x:?Ef5 4:gjpam::m-n7:-mm Nix Ql'3Aae'W'5g II I 'I 1 , , If? lil I Y-'Q 1L9fi5? E I I I Igj .III II ,UI fb ,I ii II , I I I I II I I I I I , , , II-1 I II I , I I , I I' I I Y I I I I ,I I l I I I . Ii I I , I I II' I I II Ii Q I I ' ' I I pI I ,I I IT QI I II' ' I 5 ,, II I I I II II fl II, II I1 I II I I I I I II I I I II:I , III' , M IIII E 3 III I I 'II Ig III I ' I Ilgfi D , IW V 1 34, rg, ,I -, .Y K f ifwr , '-fI 39 I I I I Y - Y., 1Z9'fIl,.-wr' it f i 'i' jg. I' . f , , I ee- ,Qii'fL--:fig-'go' fr'-H Ia .,:.i.m- WX l . M- Y- --,- -Y... .... ,,,,,,,,,,, ...dy lj -. - ..- .,- .-. ,, .. - V nur' , - Ninth Grade Sjvonsors-M155 DYSART, Miss lXliII.L1iR, MR. O'N12AL. Firsf row, left to rig11ffBarclay Van Dyke, Gregory Odell, Raymond l4lartnian, I. XY. Lentz, George Hawkins, Marvin Shantz, Kenneth Clayconih. Svmna' roru, left to riglzt-Peacliy Stevens, Mary Dean Gauldin, Dorothy Daven- port, liunice Xllatkins, Dorothy Moore, Nadine Shinkle, .Iosephine 'l'honias, Miles Gihhs. Tlzircz' row, left fo riglzf-Delilah Maddox, Annie Venahle, Kathryn XVhite, Helen -lacohy, Marjorie Siehert, Kathryn Cross, Dorothy Sappington, Bess Sutton. Fourflz l'0'ZL', lofi fo' rlglzf-May Miller. lflizaheth Eskew, Lillian lrlaynie. Ruth Mackler. Gladys Xlviley, Ruth Fitzgerald, Laura Hanley, Docia Hill, Kathryn Thomas, Kathryn Shore. Fifth r0'zt'. left fo rfqlzf-Iolin Paul lones, lYillis Barnes, Harry Darling. Teddy ' ,xuigui-. 1311161-I Amadi-. XXvIlIl2ll'll.PCU'j'. .xifi-CII 121-awii, XYilliain nyei-, nfiipii Hulen, Fred lielshe. Page lilcvcn I, I 4. , . 2-4:f,QQ,.,w ..--J Q ' '- - :,'--- i .e,,, 7, . , ,, ,, L :..--.. -,A-3 --'-' - - - nv'-,-..i , , v . 1 -,E . dl' 155 J , - . 'J' . 7 ' .LLSAE - - f g.,g'j iii.-f1,Y.ZZ-A aa ' N l ' ' ' X- K I 1 f- H . . ,L+ . .,.,- ff -':a..4-.e: fr ,ai . .i 1. - K ,. i . - m-w-As-+w-- w- ,, ,'f'ff,f ,,:-.,,...,,f-Y- -- - ',. I 'T T' ' .' . , fe --. ,, - ,l - '71 ,411 ffwff, f 'i ffy ,V mn 9 n-.W .pe-f '77 If S77 1-4 727571, 7 :f 1 1 '- ' : ' . , as M A f JL . 0 ,, X Girl Scouts Jlfoffo: Be Prepared. Sloga-11: Do A Good Turn Daily. PI'071lI-SC.' On. my Honor, I will try: To do my duty to- Godland my Country To help other people at all times To ohey the Scout laws. The Girl Scout Organization in Marshall High School, sponsored by Miss Jewell Franklin, is composed of two troops, The Pine Cone Troop and The Mary NV. Fisher Troop. The personnel of these troops is as follows: The Pine Cone Troop' Capfczin . . . Miss C,-xTH1zR1N1z CooPER Lzfeufcmzzzz' ........ Mrss KATHRYN Lixwusss Martha Emmerson, Charlene Lawless, Mary Deane Gauldin. Docia Hill, Kathryn lVhite, Dorothy Parks, Frances Drew, Eula Lakin, llllildred Reade, Dorothy Dolde, Helen Edson, Bess Sutton, Gertha Meyers. The Mary W. Fisher Troop Captain . Miss ELIZABETH N12yiLI.E Licufmzarizf ......... Miss JEWELL FRANKLIN Jewell Donahue, Fay Aline Yowell, Margaret Gray, Juanita Hockman, Mildred XVhitlock, Harriett Shaver, lllaxine Reid, Eleanor Thomas, Norma Hilton, llaurine Mitchell. Geraldine lilear, Evelyn Bear, Margaret Bartlett, Dolly Cornett, Nellie Xllenzcl. lVillie Young. Zora H. Pickering. Page Twelve 1 I l x I l I 1 I V l lp 1. al ill I I I i I 'l Nl Hi nl E. i. H ls 's Ill if 4' l l 1' fb i l 72 'Ti-f 1-TL5l5Ql3Qs2fi A fT'ifi? i'f4lI'f ii'T h7'.il,'Z A fit' i Liflllf'1,1If fff f ' -fire -'--fs-Q-1--f-144-ah 1 -V-.me--il-nf--A-f Y --vu -Z1 Ji-:mr -e -lr -Q -- - ' '+A-.x2:.::g.:. 3347,-g.1!Li,.1, if .' ,.:..g:.g-f,, --'- r .,-,g':e-:-1- 5-hi.,-,'4A,L','-' glfriiafrgs--, ,if-lfi-.-,un A Tr WJ . 1 JI rf! .Gil J sid lil 21 J. 1. A Pl? Vg l l I r . l l l F y. r r , li T J l l 11 5: 1 I E ,i 3' l Ji r lvl lull lf E i ill ,yr li - vp t F 1. i M il ,, ll l' ,, J e X.-X XW A.-.- Y ffifki-1 ' Cv' -..-3L . . ,QI Q-'ff f Y - V A mx. ...Q ,NA Y -. JJ-1 'f -'- j.qg.uqzssnrrm:':z.,7.g:-...':r'.71 '.w.-,s, -.,.-,s,ff.Z177?l:f'i.if5E:::'E!:R':f5f3:'?1:'l'7'7f77::F3 Boy Scouts of America Marshall Chapter Troop 22-R. Bell, R. Buck, Clark, J. Harre. H. Jones, P. Jones, Parks XV. Myers. P. VanBuskirk, C. Hayes, XV. Ranagan, F. Ranagan, R. Tickemyer G. Ticlceinyer. Troop 26-V. Anderson, T. Bagnell, L. Bradley, F. Bullard. NV. Branie. L. Duvall F. Fischer, R. Hains, H. Huff, N. Jones. bl. Lentz, L. Leiinkuehler, R. Mack- ler, M. Mistler, N. Murphy, R. Murray, CD. Murray. L. Nicholcl, R. Jackson NY. Retry, B. Underwood, O. YVoocl. Troop 27-P. llarnhill, M. Cochran, R. Dennis, R. Duggins. XY. Dyer. G. Emmer- son, K. Ciuthrey, R. Hoy, R. Hains, XV. lirvine. vl. Irvine, NV. Lloycl, XV Lynch, bl, Orclway. A. Reiff, R. Sutton. J. Swift. bla. Swift, li. Stolherg .'X. Ctz, K. YVarren. D. XVooclfill. XV. Zahn. .X. Soloinan. Troop 28-T. .Xhsher, Bryant. tl. liurruss. li. lirooks, C. Collins, J. Cole, K Clayconilm, C. Cornett. R. Dunn, F. Dickerson. N. lfslcew. Fclgar Gore, H Cillaspy. bl. firiines, ll. Giluhs. H. Hollancl. li. Hun'er. A. Hull, ll. Ainsler lf. Anisler. R. Harris. F. -lacolms. ,I. Kuhn, KI. Lakin. ll. Latham. F. MC- Chesney. G. Nuckles. Ffl. Owsley. Ci. Urlell, l'. Rea. ll. Swift. K. Sarlewhite lf. Scliornhorst. C. Thayer. R. NYilniarth. Troop 29-eC. .rXrnclt. bl. Bartlett. F. lit-lshe. bl. liltiggiiis, IJ. Duggins, bl. Gooclwin ll. Harvey, ll Hnyett. F. lrluinplireys. C. lngrain. l-. Xlt'Coi'l4le, -l. Moore Xl. Shanz. ll. YanDylce. XY. Marshall. Page '1'l1irtei:i . Y--,-A-A. 1. ,.-..,, , -- . -. u:,., f--v ...- Y . ,,, -f. ,,- -- - Y -4 , fv Y---ann . . .sq-fn-my---Q V . .--...... 1 1 i l .1 l , S, Kg ,42 l ' r l if 'l ,, i l j I I T gil T lll lgl il wr if, 1,5 . If 51' lil .ix I ill ll li ,lf ,l 1, .V T1 T' ll, :Il th ill v i X ,Q a ia i i ' I-I'hSh1Ph'1 UHIOI' 1 - C OO SICH l, Ii 5 Y Ili Trainin l g l 4 ll T il, . T The Physical Training department for girls is under the direc- tion of Miss Lenore French. Under her supervision the girls in E I the gymnasium Classes have taken up sueh activities as baseball, in ' . ir haslcet hall, volley hall, folk dances, stunts and games of various ,Q l types. iw: il ,X series of volley hall and hasehall tournaments are held he- l . tween the classes. i 5 il Much tinie is heing given to Badge Tests. A higher per eent 1 of the elasses have completed these tests than have ever been Com- f lil pleted in previnus years. The seventh grade made the highest per cent. l it 'gif s l f 1 Page Fourteen I3 .jf I iff ffl ll 1 lfll il. alll gli l ffl ill H1 :Eli 'li l li 4' in i i 1 ,I il V :ll l 'I il ,xi fi, if ll l ill wif: ,lr ll it l rl in ra, ii, li. Ili lf l'p li is il M ll' 'I li l l 'il ll ,lil Sir dv ll ll ,, il Ai i. 'l 5 Q: -- 'fAx1K W - ---..g,j'- .ff I . 5 ,.,. Q ,- , x '-1 -'- ,., Y V Y W Y,,.T,,.M , W Y , ,Y,,,,,,c, NM .V . V V ,W , , ,M , A, , , , ,V f,..,..-, . -. V Y Y for 11,5--,ensgg We . rl ix . Y. -Y-Y - - ---- - -V Y- V'-en:-g-f-1 ,Y Y, . - , s -..-..,..,.Y. Y 7.7 .-1?-vm .1 . las. ' ' -.1-if T ii., ,fb A if l 1515, Al gi q--. .. z l v i 4 E l rig al ill' Eta iIQ l 1 l 1 l lll Til ' l l l y 1 i . lil Qll it E . Qlpl 1. The L1brary g. gi The library at Marshall High School is a large room about twenty-five by l seventy feet. .lt is located on the east side of the building. The numerous refer- .E lil ence books are arranged on shelves on three sides of the ro-om. The books are fi catalogued according to the American Library Association. There is also a card i lv file which will enable the student to locate the book wanted. Many valuable magazines are also kept on file for the student's use. The Reader's Guide is in available for reference work. There are also complete sets of the New lnterna- lil tional lifiicvclopecliaf' The XVorld Rook, and XVho's XVhof' for the student's Qll . .. 1 . 'llf use in tmding references of any subject. I lil Durin the school hours. as well as alter school, the library is used as a studv ll! g . . I 4 hall. This room is equipped with thirteen tables, with six chairs to each table. XX large dictionary is kept on each table in order to avoid wasting time by going to the larger dictionaries. There are at least three hundred and eighty students .ll that use the room daily. Page Fifteen -----V Y- ' fr' '---- ,V v ------ . - -. 3 ...- , 1. -H ., - ----ww ., .. , ,,,...,..,,....,.,... ... . . - V , -..- ,,,,,,,,,,mW , V ,., iv--fffictiwegic - waf, , ,. c,,...Ss v l all mb V igg if H V , viiaiiih---it pggez.7',.,1ggggfg3eggi5i .ll A it - ii .X l. l ,fi fill' if-4Lff 'r 'G 6 V!..,.,..- ,, ,H ,A,. ...-----'H QFEL-,LLLY,gk4LQi4:fA+:---:iii lb iff! . , f i if tiff gi l i ll i 1 ll il, l 1 I xilll 3 J ' lb l Nj l l l I so l a lg , - it 0 1 0 iz, The Iumor High Better Reaclmg Club 1 The general purpose of this club, as its name implies, is to acquire skill in reading, but the specific aims are manifold. The most important are the following: 1. To secure the power of grasping quickly the gist of paragraph, page or even . . . 1 chapter. 2. To glean with ease and enjoyment, all the allusions, references and l . ' . s underlying thoughts and beauties of language. 3. To be able to read aloud cor- 5 rectlyy fluently, and in such a manner as to 'convey the thoughts clearly. -1. To if develop or increase the appreciation of good literature. 5. To add to the pupils yr, fund of general information. 6. To provide them with a wholesome source of l recreation, a valuable aid to other studies and an important asset as far as useful- H ness and culture are concerned. fi ' i Members of the Junior High Better Reading Club are: Lela Adams. Callie 1 Hanks, Nellie Banks. Lillian Barron, lXlildred Brayman. Nina Burton, Mary Frances Caldwell. lllary Caton, Louise Cort, Dorothy Dillard, Helen Edson, Vir- ginia Elsner, Helen Ervine, Mary Mildred Harris, Lillian Haynie. Docia Hill, Leona Hutchens, Dessie Mae Landreth, Helen Leimkuehler. lVyonia McFadden. 3 Milton lllurphey, Henry Lee McMahon, Ylune Rice, Sammie Smith, George B. lg A Solomon. Noble lVacle, Gerald XViley and Annie Venable. Lil Page Fixtccn nay ry .. ... ....... - .L ?E4f'5f:--411 44-if iff .lfffgggagffrrei-1fii,fiig1ig:,lfg,,,,Q4fQ,:fl H' W 'f ' 'fiTl.1JJlI 'nn 7 -- 'J . .'f'f f ' f I - ,N ,,, Y J- -,F --1 -'- -+.wmbga.n:.zv:.rs:':z.z -,....,,,., -- .-.-, .-.,-,1,:7qgfg:-gviio:5E5: 3E53js1:w.:ru1s. -- mnuxrg:.::z:nxsz:nn:r: . it , -0 wmv , - Social Science in rades Eight and Nine The socialized recitation is used in grades eight and nine. .AX chairman is elected from the class every six weeks. There is also elected a vice-chairman who conducts the class on Tuesdays and XVednesdays so that the chairman will have a chance to take part in the class discussion on these days. ,TX secretary is elected at the same time the other officers are elected. I-le keeps a record of the class each morning. The Rugg' Pamphlets, which divide the, work into three large units are used. The three units are: No. l, Explorers and Settlers XVestward Bound. No. ll, lXlechanical Conquest of ,Xmerica. No. lll. gXinerica's Klarch Toward De1nocracy.', Rugg' makes history a vital story of human life. Insfrzfrfor . Miss ,XLICE Moxrlxmtit Page Seventeen , 2-,-5-iq --- ' - - ---- lineage , , - -. . .,. Nswn. ....-.-..,---Q . . .... -....--.1:.- .,.,,, f, ,,,,. .....p..,.- . ,,, .,.,,,,,,.-.,----..:..-, ,- W ...,..,....-J,-.........,.- , .fs ... .- -. ..--..,..4af.w.rcwr:-z:':' -, , . . . 1 4' He 1 4 I X f N- ' Y r M f ' 'HMA 4' 'Y ,. -will-' f -rsivifictg , W, H l ls in Vfw The Drawing Club of the unior High This class, held at the Activity period. is composed mostly of seventh and eighth grade students. Entirely free hand work is done. A great deal of it is with the pencil though, to add variety and interest, We sometimes use crayolas. Flowers. grasses, animals and landscapes are used as models. One great advantage of this class is the nature study we get along with the drawing. A tree, or a group of trees in the landscape is noticed and appreciated as never before. The class is very informal and is allowed to move and talk as freely as at home. Ifzsfruffor Mrss :XLICE MoNT,xt:U12 Page Eighteen 'B , . il' ,i' li 'il l i l i i A in li ill 1? i il I I i.!i 'l i ll' ,i, ii 7, lrli 'Wu L , W, ii ii, li I ll ll' l 1. I ii f lv 7 , i l ll if tl' ri' 'fl ill i J lv l E 1 l 'l iii. ill in l I 4 l i, ll l tl. ll li!! ll i ri l 4 ii M I l l Q? l l v. Y. fn-2,1 if ,1-,3--.,,.-..-fzllif-Q---L'---4-51'-L--. Isis: ,.- ' ' '-'r ' ' -N-:,:.,1,, - ,Q ' ' f i '- ' - X ' ' - ' N A 2-'-V V' J-:wear-L1-v-- N ' ' Q5 - ' -n':2,, :zur ...mm -nr Ptnwauz :snr-wir .nnswazfz up A - N - - -.- - - . -.--.. . ...,.-, , , ,-,-, ., , s -'- - -- - f - - , , , A -..-......2i-:si-s:.'..X nw. -.., - - ' '- - ' ' ' f - -'- ..-,- f.. -.. ,.-. , . ' O 1 , '- -'-'-'--'-'-'---f--- .-v:3 !'Z'?3?'.---., , 'Q r '! J R L unior High Dram atics The Junior High Dramatics Club is under the supervision Of Miss Jewell Franklin and Bliss Ella Ingram. During the month Of December, 1928, Miss Franklinfs group made a detailed study of the lives of Esther and Ruth of the Bible. Un December 5, 1928, the health play, The Trial of Jimmy Germ, was given at both the Benton and Eastwood schools. The cast was as follows: CLARE O'NiaAi, ,lzniiis Swii-HT DOROTHY Domi: ROBERTA Gmiss finzuiy Germ . The Sircct Clcanvr . Soap . . . Carbolfc Acid . Miss lngram's dramatics class, during the month of December, began a thor- ough practice On the play, Sauce for the Goshngsf' .Nbove is the photograph of the play. Six XVhO Pass XVhile the Lentils Boil. The cast consists of the following: filiRTHA NIEYI-IRS GEORGE XXINYARD jfxxms SNVIFT EDVVARD CATON EARL BROOKS l-,xv ALINR YOWELL JAKE T L'RNAoi4: Qzfcvn Hoy . .lliuzv . . Blllltllllllll . . Ballad .5'z'11yi'r . . . Nlillenzafu' . . E Urvcidfzzl I1L'tI!iSlIIlIIl . Prim' .Yincli-i rv f' - 7-Tixnv.-. .,-- I . ' '- - f:-ggvoth , V V 776-In 4 ' , ' ' - ' f vw - -...:....a:- in-mwr.um.,, 1 H, 4 1 l all We fag 4, UQJ il Ii l 1 li ,ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ill M is 111 4 1 rg 1 l yt M1 111 ,., ,mrnvsqfl . ,. , align' ig-ax iss of whom she has never since heard. by next year. 1 1 , i 1 n 4 i i ,li 1 u 4 n Q l luv .yfr 'ealfljmir ,YU ,-fivnwiaxsifzfg: '2T:T'i'ft?:E?'fi'ffff:' 1 -- ra Al X ig - Qs li, 34 5 3-Q 'fb pn H WW ,.,, 15111 - -A - ' 'lm-3-ira...,-,f his all , lt, 1 . 'E 1 1 E . I 1 ll li Our Orphan i He who gives a child a treat. ii Makes joy-bells ring in Heaven's street, 1 And he who gives a child a home 3 Builds palaces in Kingdom Come. Z ---John Masefield. i l l , 1 E The Marshall High School elected to sponsor a Near hast Orphan on De- ceinber 17, l9Z6. Each student bears a portion of this responsibility by contribut- y I ing a small fee regularly. By this method the students are able to furnish the 111 necessary clothing and food for this orphan. 511 iii The orphan's name is Dickranoohi hleyelegan. She was born in 1916 at fl Yoyghad and is receiving care and training at the Near East Relief Orphanage at N .l-lilltop. The exact date of Dickranoohils birth is not known because her parents is were killed by the Turks and she was taken to the Orphanage by her brothers, 1 1 Mel , . . . . . , ii' This small child is in the lower grades of the school where she is learning clean habits and art work. The yearly contribution from our Christmas play, 1Vhy the Chimes Ringf' is sent to her. Dickranoohi hopes to be self-supporting T,-Ng HF' -15141 fij Page Twenty 4, l at 7QflQffT ' T im' 'TTT ii 5 QQQTT' EE5iQ5'f'iiT' W TTT EQ' 1' liflf ll Z XS A wr L, 4 1 ,Q 1 3 1 1 FJ 'L I fy Fx J , ,f,. uc-n:fr:z'59f':xv:r.: , . -. -' - ,........,..-- x 1 , ! w 2.1.-F-,,. r ,li my 2 P zi- 51545 iii' ll ,J 5' w s , 1 Ji I 'I I I PM L W iv Y Y W I 1 -2 , aw QI iii E51 25 aiu? QU: ,lx Him A 5 M 3f'2 :x5 :IL i 4 eng Q , 'fr -1 3 . asfczrcf-r:S -4 A r ' '-' - - - - - - - , . I. . . . , 1.- -' g ::r:a-an-a 5, .,N, - . . ., . . .Y , ,...........-..: :,.g.: f::-'g,.-,- , A y...5'-.4.n5x:!l9fZ.'2':nuuuxr,aunu'hl'z.lLi!'lIlfn1 'rl i , A t ,.-. .- -I-.ev --N .. ' . 1 , gg, :gn . qv- .-, , ,.,- - .... ,,. ., ,- . .. Q. I 4. -.,..4..- -.-.-.-.-,...- -.1-,f-..r.-,.. --...-.-. . , , . ,, . ..-. .. . ,,...,.,.,..L-.-gc H., .,.. N -5 A --. L- --...V-.---- - . ,., - ,vu - ,x-.-:N1-.x ., - .-. -.,---,-- :..4,- ----4.-- . . . .. V - - - . . . v . , . , 1 F12 0 VT 'K I w. if S? Alf? ,A L31 1 1 I E 1 1 I 1,11 H T 1 l L 1 ,vi N H E1 r H 5 . 91- I E Z I , I .f , 'Q-- r .r riff L 1 s L 1 9' Yi kg J'i't'k4. ,,,,.,,, ,...--..- ,.,. ---1-'--wfgwf-3-H11rrf:1-'j ' W W R VM L wb Xl K . ,P xx ig :.:: 1f J ' 5-32245 5' V A Ng' fx w ,A , wx, WL sm r V l ,lx ,yy ? f ii MQ I , M M wi M QF! if? l g f 1 , V V 'i :i N1 W . bu. EB 5 wk i yi 1 1 3 V gri fill YEQ 52 yr Mil 5 3 E? I z, . gil Ki 5:2 1 4 A A f 1 1 Wl i 'I J. X ,xg- s. A A xxx l1f1QQ Twwwiv-Univ -a pl- ,-OQKAWLAH , , ,.w.,....., ...F 'f f' '1 NX, . Mf g ,, l ' l , f ....V W fi I an 1.5 '.'-, 4 Z. 7-' '7' sf 5 7: ,,-. 'T 1. S' ' - , '- Y Sophomores Officers .Pl'l?Sl'lll'lll . H.xYwooD VUTZ Vice-Prcsidezzt . . . BETTY YOUNG Sc'c1'cfa1'y-Trcaszrrcr XJIRGINIA .ALDREDGE First row, left I0 rigllrf-jolm George Moore, Wlright Lloyd, John Keith Goodwin, Ralph Duggins, Edgar Eskew, XVilliam Morris, Aubrey Utz, Kenneth VVenzel, lVilliam Prior, C. Bartlett. .SlC'COlld rofzci, left fo rfglzf-llllary Brown, Treva Eskew. Doris Pemberton, Helen Cramer, Marjorie Cherry. Mildred Thomas, Estella Robins. Nellie M. Farmer, Mildred Cunningham, Mildred Clements. Tlzfird row, left fo right-XVilliam Myers, Ruth Xllhitloek. Valeska Sparks, Thelma Wlilliams, Marjorie Hanley, Wlilma Bruce, Dorothy Pemberton. Margaret Mitchell, -loe A. Marshall. Fouirtli row, left to rlglzl-Harry Huff. Lawrence Leimkuehler. Leon linie. Huston Holland. Eugene Stolberg, Charles Brown, Jack Irvine. Charles Collins. Fifflz row, lofi fo riglzf-Cecil Xllatkins, Ralph Mackler. Haywood Utz, John Clark, J. D. Bailey, XValter McCormick. AL x Page Twen ty -T wo l 'V - - Y -- 121 '1 ':c-:vt-,....4.p ---f --- W. , , ,H , . - ' rj- - - . , Y Y . , V .im ., V J- -,W 7 -'- g,:.nn:.a-are-'m:':z.:. .,,..,,.f . -. .-.-, ,., ., ,2' ...,.,. :-3+fEf:-fiiyfi-Hirpgfpaxzxvnurzrzz'umvmzlxsrpzr ,na :ir 1: 1 .I i i i l i z i , i i F ix, l - J 55 it W772fii:f' 'vifffliiifiwrlflru 1 , rift 'ff l'-' . ll? 5 ' gif ,gif . -Q, XG. Qsgffrx I iv New ,f 3 if. fir A ' l A T33 I ,gfifv fly ilri i fi if iii? l ggi 31,4 llii li Sli 4 it liz ll A 1' Ei i ll li li all E1 Il il il El ii V l ill ll iii i-, ill is ii Q lil V l il , ll E l ill ' M ii ' '- -' ' lit i V l iii iid ii, 5 h m ig, op o ores iii rig in i lll . fl l .S 301150119-lXlISS liINCi, Miss FRANKLIN MR, LYON l J ll, . ii i llg T..+ li ,l l 1 First roizu, Iv f fo rirlzf- ohn Du Owns, Clarence lNladorie, Kenneth Dillard, ohn g Parks. l7rov Rice. Harold Hill, Pearson lNleLhesne', Dean Duff ins, Pete l , I . ' yi bg A 5 M Rea, Robert Hinton. i ll lil i it Svroiid rote. Ivft fo I'1'fjfIf-l:l'2lllCt'S Stivers. Ainy Kirby. Ruth Duncan, Frances E17 Gore, Elizabeth YYinn. Vir inia Aldred e, liettv Youn , Katherine Sue if yi F . 4 ' 5, igi Thom uson, Dorothy lxeid. fi it in , l Y lvl , . . . 1 . . , ill Fliird row, If f in 1'If1IfYl'1'Z1l'llillll Qross, Bernard Stolber , Lelnia Ferffuson. Eula l . . - -7 . 7. N 6 i iid l,alcin. Merle Thayer, Mildred L raniar. Edna L lass, Charlena Robbins, gli Randall Hains, r jlil lil ' , i lil , . , . . . . v . ill i Fozirflz rozu, Iijff fo rziiliffl-lowai'cl Venable, Griffith Vvllllillllfi, XYoodrow King, i' W if Virginia Riehart. Xfll'0'llllZl XYolford, lennie li. Creel, Miriam Merrell, lelarold ii' - ' ii i iii Dulur, ,lohn Buck. it i lm K E il . . . . Y . K. , . ll' Fiffli ro-ru, Ivff lo l'lfj1IffXOZlll lluinplireys. Coe Qlarlc, Aubrey Hull, Clifton lf, l EV Xlhocls. Clyde .XlllSlCl'. Robert lieeraft, fi. Xl. lleal. it it iii ZF3' ff 1, if Qs, hill gi, Page Twenty-'l'lirce WW start, ., ...,-. - ...,--, -- ..,-.,. ,.-......, -. - . W . .v.-.- . .. ' ' ' ' -1 sf' V r 1-,. . N .. .. . . . ...- ,-........-i... L -11' . , . ......,,,,,,,, ,. ,,i,,,.,,,,,,, ,I mf ,M ,zffi-1' 'ir 3'-.1 '5,,H 441.1 ,eflfakgi f,Y, 3 , 4 LW Qi f 'f X at ,gf . 'P-iw., ,qw if 4, L' L A 'A l t f :uf sl L 1. 1 ,AA' 'i C r ll 11 4 I, L i r 1 V ll 1 I, , l i i l 5 A l UIIIOTS , i Officers ll ,ll President . . . . JOE PORTER l Vice-Presiclezizi' . CHARLES LTNEAL f lm? Secretary-Treaszzrer ELBERT JOHNSON K' 1' ? First row, left I0 riglzt-Chester Hill, Gay lXlcElfresh, Henry Lee Wlorley, Robert L: Sutton, lValter Parks, Roy Clark, john Gorrell, Earl XVOOClSI1lE1ll, Vllallace l W'right. ,i, Second row, left to right-Hattie Moore, Hazel XVood, Alice Lily, Anna Helen E gl Swift, Anne Bell, Ruth Hendon, Vera-Hume, Mildred Heying. ij 4 Tlzirzl row, left to right-Ray Neff, lrene Holloway, Mary llmbrey, Mildred i Huteliens. lsalmelle Craig, Ruby Cahill, Mary Bartlett. Flora Lee Conner, Audrey Black. , W A l Fozfrtlz row, left to rfglzt-Stanley Caldwell, John Guthrey, L. K. Thorpe. XVilla1'd ,,' M Morton, lVilIJur Erickson, Edgar Gore, Henry Bryant, Arnold Brown, Joseph if Pollard. lt, TJ Page Twenty-Four E, ,,,, , Q' ,- ' ' gg, 'i Lg, H 'ii 'tif H 'lef f ff 5ffHf fe -- --4 af -'---f '-ff---A W- ,.,, ,LLL , ll Q ,-if1,1Q.5Q,1.Qg..'.,,,Q.,QL:I.if.L....:...:..zi.E:Lf'..:'..n:kr -xfn1-.-ffv.1,kv-2---llillirratmuu,-.zv ' ' '-M' ' -- ' ' N'-' ' ' - - - -4 ' ' :A'4f 'iirl-aL,aQ2 -Q -- -'. . ,RV . Y. -.......-...,...-........-.....' - -'- v we-.-R . ...- .. ...- - --. . 5 Y - 5 . .. ,., JU ,...5:.:..f...-'m:':z....,,,..,. .A- .f.-. -.,.-, ,x .,,,,- 1-by-'g::.,fT'f-:,.:,,u-1..-3n.,- nvmgr- Y ., . A' V.,-e i3:3if251:gfii'?i33 :!!wl12fii5X WRX 'll I III 'r 1,.,.1gia1..,...,.:,.. .eegief . Tjf - A lx -- 5 A l, l Tw l, 6:11. .M ' 'WJ' 1 -.1.W..--e..e-.M..M..... .M MQ it X 1 ., x K 5 xx Q h 1 gm 2 , L.. 1 I 4? if 5 R l 'Fix gas uniors Sf701IS0l'S-lXlRS. IQUHNE, Miss BROWN, MR. BIARTIN First row, left to right-XVilliani Scott, J. T. McCormick, George Thomas, XVarren Ellis, P. Anderson, Joseph Porter, Robert Renison, Harold Sherwood. Second row, left to right-Myrtle Hutchens, Catherine lrwin, Louise Kays, Har- riett Holloway, Rosa May Handley, Adele Hereford, Marjorie Bess Marshall, Frankie Merrell. P Tlz-iwl row, left to right-Essie May Miller, Margaret Murray, Kathleen Rogers, Ruth Smith. Georgia VVilliams, Annabelle Deis, Mary Bailey, Virginia Alex- ander, Naomi Hansbro. Fozfrtlz row. left to riglzt-Lawrence Qster, Elbert Johnson, Robert Fowler, Joseph Ordway. Virgil Anderson, Howard Riley, Joseph Burruss, XVoodrow Zahn, Kermit Sadewhite. Charles O'Neal. F V P ge Twenty-l ' 'e y , L,. ,. , ., A V . .,.g.,,..w-..H-M-1-ff,M--JV--M -M -V ff--J-wwf--,.......,...-.w.,....,,.,.,, ,,. .,,7,, .ml 4 ff: sraiimisiffif 53.1'lliii-??HFf-fsfe-:sir--..::' ,.2l:.-- Jlzfj-,.-1:-5: 2? I, . 1 gd 7 L1 3 H1 I ' I -. ..-. waz, - ' ' 'T :HISGS1-1: '-ff--' V .,.-.--SQL.:-.:-.,' ' 'A ..f,1 f .4 f --- --.---...:...:.:-Y - IW iii, Ui las! ,, xl KH W 5 5 X 3 I 5 ii E1 q EH ig 1 N ,. ii itil x I V if ,,w W js qi M JL L? .5 1 'I i , W .V I I 1 I A P ,V ,M lx 1 1 in ill 0 HN 439 Li 5 I aw' 1 ns 'r :IT rg' U l,. v.-L 7? BNC ZVGN HW Q, 1' A r , ' 'MQQQ X. Xi M5 JAXE BAGNELL ln wlzovz uw hid all the H'L'1lsHIL fK'l.N1iUlIl um! l:1w:e'l0dge. BETTY LOU BROXVNFIELD Hf'c know cuougll fn trust that all is H'l1w'e Io-rc ami wisilom rIzc'eI1. LCJRENE BARNES Il'cuIfi1 111413 .ice 115, Im! zuisdorzz .volrglzlfj JOHN FRANCIS BRYAN By fuixdonz ivculih ix 'Zi'IIIl,U 0 RALPH EM ERSON BISHOP IVisd0m and TVCAIIYII I boilz lm e But Lore, uh! Lo':'cJ I have it 1 MARY ELLEN CHERRY Tho doors of ivisdouz are Heier 5 XVILLIAM L. BRAM E HIIlI'I'l'JIg iK'1..S'tf07ll fcitlz unch .efudirn s 312411 CHARLES E. CLARK ll'r1N: in ZL'f.YlI'0lII, :wiv-afilinlg 1110 llll e HAZEL JCANITA BRGXYN Days slumld s, 0r17:, and mulrtzr 0 slunlui fc C11 ' I0 LVCLIVJ Q! 'Ll ' 'ICISL IH.- ...anna-sn,,,,. ' Tj j A ' wg E ,A - 5 Y 'rgnfxnqygsqup F1 gd- Sfhlff-mg. - .11 f 1. 1 . 1 1 1. Q i IY11' 1111 1 '1-MH 'Bm ,L X J -5 Ax. x xx fm? , My 1 '1 11 1 Ef' X:- 15 111-111 1 W , 11 1 NTARY CATHEIUNE DAVIS 1 '.'T1111t u'11i1'11 Imfurc 115 1165 1.11 r111i1y life 1.1- the pr1'111c Tx'1..Yl10111.H 1 1 1 Y v Q ' 1 R XNALRILR 12. LDAD X To 11'11o:n' 11111111 you 110 11'111m1, 111111 11111 fn , , 11110111 2011111 you do 1101 11110111 is 111110 I 1?I10'ZE'1l'I1gl'.U 11 1 1 !'1 1 , MWAURICE LEE DUUGHTY ' True tc'1's1I'11111 fonsisix of 1'11C1'gc'1'ic dv- 1 fc1',111'1111t1'011. s, 1 EDMOND CO1f1fx1AN He 111111 gvltrtlz u'1'.v11o111 1070111 111.5 0:1111 1 50111.11 1 T 1 ROBERT MILTON DUNN, JR. 1 1V110.1e q111111'i1'1'.s of 5301111 5111111 Prove I11.' 11 1 forte to 161111 fo fair 11 1's1l11111',v go111. 1 1 1 1 HARRY EDMON COLLINS 1 'f1V1's110111 is Iwforc 111-Ill t1111z' 11111511 f111111'1'f 1 sf11111'11'11g. 1 1 1 11 1 Q 1 GIZNEVIIEYE DYER 1 1 H11'I'.W10.'II 1110111110111 011 the toazguv. 1 1 1 1 - ,1' i 1 XIARQARET LOUISE ZEIGEI, 11 1'1fII0'ZE'1C11gC is f0Tf'L'I'.J' 19 1 111 11 1 1 1 NIILDRED ICADES 1 11f'1101'c i1'1'.1'110111 5111111 bc' f01H1c1-U 1 1 11 1 1 FJ' fy NV 'f Qu' 51 fkfi 1, 1, 4, fr? 1 Q, 'U X1 1 11 111 , 1 1 1 , 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 , 11 119 F1 11 1 1 1 111 111 Y111 W 1 1,-.41 11 1 X, ff 1 J y Page 'IWCIIIQ'-S6K'C.'I1 1 J -R01 ff '11, -1 'Ll jjY'j jf'1j1jj ' '- 'A H 'ZH' ' L.','1,11 - 5171-. ll, ii- ' ' ' 'f 'T -.-,-E-.3-.,' Q-r:QL 4 +,1 - 1 A -+4 --eiibifg-'wa--1,--i . 7.1. -1 -- 1 .f-Ti Q f Y Nj! W ' L17 ' ' Ti...1?iL , ---aaa.:-zr,-' -Y ' 'N' -1-l - ' ' -1 5' ...' .1 ' F' 1 .11 'V 2:11110- . . ,.......-z. .- ' frxinfzfr' - u 44:5 ,' -fl- . ,. ......,..- gba,-t,,M I Q, L, F . mf az, ,,L.:,:.:7..,,,7f,-.-,.....?..,...-.. -. ,fa , I I x I I I I I I I I I II I II II 'I .. lv In I ,Is I II' ggaezbe' - :Y-'-eg I ,gr Quo k. fi'5 I I-HMM mhbx-'v1,E3.-3 ,, KJV , , - QQ ,, S V, 4-Adf lffdw K ,Q A Lg-. -f 'fy.4zi:ii?ix X ii - N N I. I fffl1'jA ' 'I EIL , 3 '1:,,.,4 JV ' ' W' .. ' VI ,QI 1 ff Iy, .ff 'I ffffg Y L gg LII. If Vw I D I VII ,II 'IAKIES C. IEGAX He secum the par! of 'Zi'l'StI0Ill.H DORGTHY S. FELLERS The law of the 'zoixv ix the fuzmluuz life. MARTHA LUCILE EMMERSUN How uzlrrlz better it is to get 1ifi.sIlIf:rz than gold. ALICE ROBERTA FERRITER The lzeart of the wise feaflxcllz llfr l11o11tl1. DAISY MARIE ESTES HIVZIJIIOJIZ is the olive that sfrilzgetlz from the lzenrlf' ETHE1, MAE FOXVLER C0m.nz0z: sezzxe, in an znlconzfzmn degree, fs what the world call.: 1c'15f10m.' DOROTHY LOIS EVANS lVz'sdonz 0'Z'Cl'C017lI?.Y ignormzfe, as sunlight dm'1r11cs.v. CGRINE E LIZABETII FRANCIS II'l10 xo lo-zvflz ir1.c!1'1z:tio1z Iurvfil 'J1z0'w!- -, C1lgC.' RALPH EDGAR EVANS Hapfy is the num Ilmt fzmieflz 'Zi'l.SL1'0l1Z.U Page Twenty-llisght Y I I Mig W MB KIKJCTRXEW Il. .QI II? Lx I I II. I- Ia ' I , I II. Y I Iii. II II I ALI . I I I I I . 'Il gil 1' E : Ig. IPI I 'I I- Il!! I II 1: I , I ZA I I I -. I-'XIII -nK'l2-,,'nnn 5,-,gr xx' 1 . .'lfA .11 I. 112- 1- .1.G-3-Q-1-1-127:-Q-.-L..-.2-5..E:gz:r r, Q 5--.,l.Q,l.Q,fQ:,.,,1,j -------l -- ' ' ' 'ff . .-. -, . , - - , ' - -- - -- ---3 .. -,V-.4.......4..uLx,i: ' 4.-lv-..,-.., ' --.-5 , - V - ,- .- ' ' - -- - - N- --4 - -..1IAwrm:s ,xx-:rum-fr:-.........,4..... S V V 1 -- ,..---.- F iff-iv. :,Y, A--' 1 ' 1 . 1 , Mu, ,,,, , , ,MW -L , .1,-.-1.-. Av. 11M-f-1,L.-.1 , 'xl 11 1 P 1 .H...+-11 MW --LL.,11, U 1 A 1 .- L 1 '11 31 ,.,4 1 .45 J A, ,1 ,. 1 1 Vx ,,, QQ Rig! T! L1 lf? , - , MARY LOUISE HOWARD 111 K1101c'1cdg0- c'0l11C,j, 11111 'IUl',Yf101!Z 11'11g01 Q, 11 11, 1. ':1 11 ill! 111 MIRIAM BELLE FULKERSON 1 So 1011611 113 10 1111111b01' Olll' days, 111111 wr' if may apply 0111' 11011115 111110 u'1'x11'0111. 15 11 11 JANIE CATHERINE HUBBARD 1' If1f'1's110111 1110111115 11c1' 30111111 zv1'111 1110 Q s1111'.v. 11 11 U Ti FLAVEL ELLSXVORTH FULLER i I'T11Cl'C is 110 1111110111 111.'c f1'a111:11c'.rx. ' 1 . 1 gj KATHRYN LUCILI2 HUFF HLVl.Sd0lIL 5111111 111'1'11g 111120 10 11011012 1 1 E HARRY LEE HANLEY 1 frKl10TC'1Cdg0 is 111111111 111111 110 1ltl.Y 1011111011 . .vo 11111f1z, 1 11'isd0111 is 11111111110 11If1f 110 111101111 110 W, 11Z01'6.H 13 E I , 11 F. A. HUMPHREYS 'IA1111 w1'x110111'5 .calf off seeks to fTi'Uc'1, 1 V 1'e'11'1'1:11 S011f1If1L'.h 1 11 FLEMMA KATHRYN HARRISON 0'1'1'111111 'ZUl.11l Tu'l'St1Lll1l..V 11110.11 1 FLOYD IQLMER IIUNTIZR II'1'5110:11 fy 11111 ,I-1:1111f'111 1111'11g 1 A, Y' ' A. 1 MV -u-, l 1f'1 'I-KYQIIIV-Xllli' QL' ,wr -V11 1 1 1: 1 1 1 i vig. 1 1 1 .1 31 PAUL NELSON INGIXAM ' 1 H11 11111-19 11 0'T'C'I'I1I1'l 0' - 1 11 3 ,11 A12-Ji 1 1 1 1 11 11 K -W hah. --,.....,.:.n:u:zm':uz-1a': 'f1' 1 1 V1 A IW M I 1' f ' fi 1 11 1 ' N 5 w W . F Q 1 j ,FY f 11 I 1111 1 11 1 11? I j 411 1 If 1 111111 18 111 1 xx Il 1611 f 1 111 1 111 1 I1 111 1 'c 1,1 1 A 11 111 1 HIQINRICH1 XV. KRUMSIEK 1 1 It is 11 1701111 of 20151101711 to be silent 'ZFIICIL 111'1'11s1'1111 1'c1111-i1'1v.c. i 1 V 1 NIf.I,L1+. FRANLES IRXAIBE 1 1 1 A 1111111110115 11111111131 111111 11 b11oy1111t CIICGV' 1 flI1I1l'.YY are not 1'11f1'111111c11t c011zj1111z1'01zs of Qi, :1'1'.v1111,11, ' I1 1 111 1 11 BI5NJAlX11,IN 1111ARs11ALL LAKIN 11,1 f'Urgc 111111 101.111 t1'11111 to fame 111.5 f1111' 111 ?'L'f71l.f'kY,' A 1 1' :11111 sure he w111,' for 11115110111 nc1z1er 1 Hes. 1 111 1 11 KATHRYNILHJSEJACQBY 1 1 .'1t 1V1's1111111's gafe 7'C5l.g11S 11c1' L'1l!ll'gC'.H 1 1 N 1 1 1 MARY CHARLENE LAXVLESS 1 l1 1'.9c to 111501-z'c, f71111.L'lIf to j1c'1'f01'111. , 1111 1' - 1': 11 ZELLA LHB JAMES 1 1 1 1 1 Not by j'C1I7'N but by 111sf10.11'Ii011 is tvis- 1 1 110111 111'1111i1'c11'. 1 1? 1 1 1 f 1 1 CHARLES LELAND LAXSON 1 1 r'111f'l111111'c 1111111 this 1111111 11115510111 111111 these miglzfy 1zc'111'k.9? 1 1 1 1 1 MARY BURTON JONES .1 h11v1'.S'110I1Z of lllllllj' 111111 1110 tvit of one. L T 11 JW 1 Mi x'J L11 1 11'- ,' 'ff X11 fff ggpfgx Page Thirty 'EL I wxw- -vi-f-4--f--f V--f-ff A f -----fu - .-y'1F:fTA - W f fY4.9.,.......,-W, ,.?,-Y-,.Y,,.1-at 71:17 -+ff,1Q31p',,4, -.T-,152 fri' szigszqf: :5:5f?r-' 4:1 -f i1gf3g?.2'.i.1-.' ,f Y--1,,,.f.'.t. 11311111 -:: .1-.1 .1 .1:.:7.QI1-l2i1v.i1-i-Z::I.:...g1...:.15..2'..Q111Lf.QsLL11i4l ' '-' ----.'1-.xa. . - - X 1, J - . . ' - ' ' A5 ' -. - 1 . 1 ' ' rum. . ' ' X- . Y ' 'f -- - ' ' ' xf:2Z'12T. :Gul .. -A -IQ-.4I'Ll.f?Ii, E . 3,-gf jj . - ......,,- -.-.-J.,..,.-,.1f:1r:2'E'i.i:5E -TB-E??7?Y 2?'F2T1Hv1wvs:-rrmmrx-rgxrauu 15X 1 1 1 1 1 ? L'-ff' 'E114,.nS.i1 it 'gferff fi :XJ 'X I 1 1- A - ' A :P 1 I gF5,i ...L.,....--E.,,-L,,,L.,E-....E,L--,-L.. Tfijx - 'X 11 - , -. : 1 1 1 Ag, A A Af--'M -..gum IYQCZZL R,-ATI M - f Lgigzfie.-LQQAQ f-iffifii - -N, -1 ,IJ 'M ' Tiny I SX 155 A1 XYARREN ELLIS LINDSEY A ,Ill lfVl1q 1111'.1'c1l reason wilh f1lc'115111'c, z111's1l11111 b '11, zwth ll1l'l'l'!I,' 1 E ff' If he had llllj' f1111l1s, l11' l111s left IIS I-ll 11,1 flo11b1', 'Q .1 Ill ll, FRANCES VIRGINIA LAYER , lfV1'scl3' 11111l slowly they .rtlfuzblc il111t 1'1111 3 xr' fast. ' ll LAVINIA MARTIN LOXVER X fl short S0j'ZAlIg oft 60111111115 11111fl1 zwis- k W 11l011z. I. ,I , CLAUDE POVVELL LAYTHARI 1 To lsnow 'ZU1-5110111 Ullll 1'11xt1'11fz'i011 lcmlx WN to Ihv goal. 1 1' ALICE MCQUIDDY I Hyilll-S is i1'isdo111's fart, The l1:c1?n5e of the l1c'111't. 1. VIOLET MAXINIE LEVINGSTON M1 Out of her IlI01l1'lI 1'o111cll1 wi,v1lo111. i I A , GEORCIIAE H. MACK, H F 'Dill -w1's1lo11I'5 f1l'lll0l'j' this 1111111 COZllfl, I '1c1icld. TN K 311 53 lp, . , ,, 'l HOXX1 ARD RODGILRS LILE' 111 Il: Ile lcnows 'Zi'lIf1f,5 whal, 111:11 tl111f',v 11.1 li ll high 115 wit 111111 fly. V llf 2? 1511 'Fil , AL MARTHA ELYZABETH MAR- f, SHALL fl ' nfl xfvccl fmzicnl, fYfl5.V1'lZt2 11ll Ii'l.,xl1lll or lvl I its flower. l 1 1' i 1 fjgwx Iii Y 1 Y 1 , tj' EW 'fx 53 if 1 1 1 --- ,,,,-... L.. - '- -- -f ' - - , , 1 125 -1 1 - - 1+ ' ' ' - ' ' ' - S-2 ..2 -111:21-n'4vrv,vrympy .-,1,,,,., aw., 111 X ' -SH Y . . ,,...., -- A XYILLIANI XV, MARSHALL 1 A a'u1,A,',,,-,,,,,,, ,,.,..,,..1- ......-H.-4...-f 'ao' Ar 1 , x 1 1 --' 1 if J' 1 A 1 ,S-1' A F' 1 ly 11 f Q' XS 4 1 X ff' TV ml fp? 11 Q7 'Q dV 1 LN if C-TI 11, 1 A 3 A 1 'E IV1t 111111 1111511 1.1 120111 1 I1 a lg 11 , 1 1 f 0111 0 ' 'vit 1116111 , Ai DORIS VIVIAN MYERS 1 The lzczzrt of the p1'11ric'11t gelleilz lnzorwl- edge. W BERTHA GOLDEAN MASTERS 5 Here is wz'sn'0111. ' , l ELIZABETH PECK NOOE 1 A Sho seelceflz w1'sdo111. CATHERINE AGNES MAUPIN 1 'Tis better to tulle wisdom in one 11111- . . , guage tlzfm 11011501150 111 f11'c. ' T D MARY GRACE ORR Size 0110115 her 111011111 'with 'lUiSli0II1, A1111 her tongue is the law of 1CiI1Cl1l10SS.u 1 1 H5 eif 1 11 GOLDI E RUTH M ENAUGH Happy are flzey that lzmfe true '1c1is1i11111.' 1 :1 1 , N 1 XVINIERED ETHEL PERDUE A The price of iuixdonz is abo-rc 1'ubie5. 1 1 11 il THELMA CATHERINE MILLER i lV1'.v1i0111 111111 is f7'0llI 11170-re 1.1 l1111'e, if Hi U' TE A EQ .S it, Y,,V .1 'Q A 1 A' xi XE 21, ji 13 If I, , :lx X1 54 SE if I X. N ,ggi Page Thirty-Two 1 P 5 1 A jVf'f V 1 1, S 7- 1 1' 1:1151 .1 11.1 ,Q-I Q fill. 'MISFJZQ4..L:..-:-gi.2:L.f,5-.Q,Q,L,r-ri.sE:6gv-- :L -'- I-'-Sl-.Z ' T '--- v- ,-.-1,.,, ,sr , - - - T A - W wi- ' A , I' I , ' 'ah - ' -'15 - - z-naming. ' 1-,A . ,,, , - - - -- - - - - -vw .-.:w.,,.1 . QQ? . .aun:fL :t-:gag - N nfl ' j'-' -- t A I-NQE :': g if' - .i A - N .,, 'Q-254312-f2rf1'-va:-v.:-If--WIIIIIII If-II-.-1. XIII ' HI II, III I-wa::i..i1.,I.::.,-I,.,,.,. ,L ,,I LIL... -grzlol .II I - F QI I. i I I, -' I I'ffI2f:f1:+fifi1f12ff4fi',ffgQj'TL IJ gg III KJ. Lv XL pf, . 'II K5 I A I I s ILI Tim LI I . VI III' III ,I I I I I ,II ,I QI 'I 'I ,I III? I II III III IIIQ III II II ,.,III' ,MMI I3 Luna I II IM If' I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I III II II. 'II QI III III II! III III III I II I I I IIA I If I III wg I I I HALL Ii. SCOTT Thr staple of wlsflonz ana' tlzc basis uf fl'1llll.v DORIS JEAN PERRY The one-half of the greatness of tlzy wfs- flouz was Izot fold mu. GEORGE XY. SMITH Be tlzcre a will, aml 'Ii'1.Sfl0lI1 firmly a 'way . VIVA ESTELLA POUCHER In youth and beauty 2I'isfl0III is but I'a1'r'.' HIJBERT L. SMITH All ll1I1ZgS I tlzouglzt I lclzeiv, but mm' confess The more I leizow I lI'l10Tl', I lmotu tlw less. ROBERT M. PRESTON For I will UIATC V011 a lllllllfll 0 zcIi,vIl0.'1. . 5 ' . wlzzflz all your lltl'I'L'l'SllI'1f'.V shall not lu' able io gtlllljllj' or rc.vIxl. VIRGINIA SPICIER The SP1-I'1'l of wisrlouz and 111zIlcI'5lI1I1IlI mg. LEON HARRIS RLIMANS One day af a wise man is zvurtlz IIIIII-1' than tlzc lzfc' of a fowl. ' DIXIE IXIARGARET SPOIIIRER Thy llfs l?L'Cf7 L'I10'Zf.IlC!lgC'.H Pay Tllirtx Thlec I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I II II I I I III II I I I I III II ,II 1 I 'II I IIII I, III' ' ,139 , ,1'Y,-x . l x A III I f If If .I ann, , , .- . , XJ' , U I' ' I 1 'II ' ,, .' I IW 'I - , , V,, -........L.- , . ' 'Af ' ' ' ' ' . . - , I ' ' ' ' - ' -I-I ' H- ' ' ' . ' . , ' 'f . W ' - - . ,'- wuz' 1 :fran-r-.,.m,,-M Y la le ll . ,ff-iw, x . ,,,g, -,. 1 zt:7:'r1v'z.Z - - -' 'i 2i.Z311,'fi: :if7 . 7' J ' 1 4 5' V- if ii ::,-,, W-, T ' 4 Vigo as-, an qw: '1 i - ' asv la'-i-T'-T-l-we v-- T. balm x X Th F' T ll X al X l A -Ll 'ii Jia 9 lq li' Q, x. Fi Ap!!! i ! XEXX f f ff ,, 1 ff Y? Dsl l at J 1 J Hin W W , :ll M ls a 1 I I i i l l 1 u 1 l l I, Q l l ti l 4 l i 2 3 l s 1 li it 1. l 4 1 I , r E I I flax it 'sag , l X Z , . fl .W4, --: ,,. H , W le. .L,L ., G LADY S XYALTOX Hlllllfll lift' tw!! mi-:'1'.vciI ix w1'sdu1u.' PAULINE TOXYNSEND Good xwzxzr, tvlziclz only is 1110 gift of lien-Fell. ROS EMARY YOXYELL l lf'i.td011i and spirit of the 11711-I'Ul'5C'. MARGARETT li YINEYARD Oli, ITTIISZ-t'.! SffICI't3'dC.S'CCl1ff!?41' maid-- F-I'lClId of Plaiiszlm, lfl'15u'0:1z's tml! History of the Senior Class Completing a twelve years' tour to knowledge. this group of Seniors arrived happy in their success at the end of another step in the advancement on the path of knowledge. At theage of six most of these travelers began their education and continued it for six years in the various grade schools of Marshall. The tour of Junior High School started with much enthusiasm. Success on this tour looked doubtful, as in starting many difficulties arose, such as the burn- ing of the High School in 1921, and the encountering of new students entering school from the three lllarshall grade schools and rural schools. But this coming together proved hut to stimulate interest and fill each section with the desire to succeed as a whole. The eighth grade was completed with the joy of moving into the new Junior- Senior High School. The Freshman, Sophomore and Junior years followed, watched with earnest- ness and joy hy the sponsors and home folks. As travelers of the twelfth vear we wish it weren't all over. Page Thirty-Four ap f fi , ,r N 'i l l ll l il l l4 i. I l 'l a l l I it l T ,E it :Il .lt 1 l 't ltr ll lll li M lip! if il lp I l iw i, l Ti lv l l l lr Ns l 1 ll l li lv I il l lllff if lfffi , jx 7? i in 'xii ,pi il :..f'.r,-.f.:f, .1 --.H 1 fzzz- Q -.1445-Qlfi-1:-57-I---L--I 5711...-7. mr-cQ5QvQI4,+wi-1T322m!Mmzm 5J2' :'tmu ,' ,' ' ' ' '-' '- - -' - Q-g,-,,:.,. .- ,Q V V Q - S ' - - '- -' ' J' 1-ff-....-....4...u3,- f-A-9, gg,-aiu. ,V -Ili..-'CE' '. raw-2 V- -'-- - 5 Q Y V P , ,., ,,.,v,nnw , - f--- - -M--.. - A. ,V , n ..,. .A -,A -5: - sr m oumalism Staff Szzpvr-z-isor . IXIISS lX,l,ARY XV. FISHER Iidrt01'-z'11-Cflzivf . . . XIYIVA POUCHER lfZl.S'llIC'SS .lfilllllgfl '... . LELANIJ LAXSON .flsszfvfalzt fiIl.S'lIIl'.Y.S' ,llUIl0fjP1' . CQEORGE MACK flfllfffl-I' lilfliflil '... . FLAVEL FULLER zllI ?'f'l'f.'iSIiJIQ illflllflfjfl' . XVARREN Lmnsm Loral Ea'iz'01' . . HlllIl0l'f7lI.X' lfzfffor E.l'FllCII1Qt' Iffliliflll' 1E?00l.'!sU0jvm' . Stuff .-l1'fi.ff . Class Tliclmfi Millci' Martha Al2lI'5llZlll Dixie Spolircr Hm,m'211'rl l.ilc l'lL1ll S0111 Rusciiizlry Yfmucll lftlicl l mx'lcr Miriam l'illlliL'l'SUll Xlzxrslizill lillilll Cimfe Urr B1lSlilIt'.Y.Y ,ll-fllldflfl' Leland Laxson Repmtefs ' Mary Ellen Clic Mildred lizndcs Alice Fcrritcr Lorena Harm-S Ilimltliy livzms lflciim llznrrisun lJfJl'fJillj' licllcfs Xlzlry li, JUIICS llcmgc Smith ll- ii liuiniuiw l'l'V . l,,wiN1ix LOWER XYII.l.l.XM lXl,XRSHAI.I . . NELLE IRVTNF XYILLIAM Bl,-xRsiiAI.I . CURINIQ lTR.'XNC'lS Pag c 'l , N----...-- - . -- -L,---V ii n:,..1,, ,,,. -411 ...., :lu nifflllf 4,1 '1 ... , V -1 l rl ' v XI E.. X. K. 1. .1 my Fl' ,fly , X , ill W lil lil l l 1 i v i i f 4 sl 1 .lil r l :li gl 1 l 1 . 3 ' i i l l l i . M ill l E l Q l 1 National Honor Society E l l The National Honor Society was organized among the high schools over the United States in 1922. Marshall High School at once formed a branch society. li' l he purpose of the society is to create a greater enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate the desire to render service,-to promote leadership. and to develop char- is , .. ,. acter of high school students. it gr The members are chosen from the upper fourth, in scholastic standing, of the fp Senior Class. They are chosen because they stand out as excelling in leadership, 1, scholarship. service and character. They hold a life membership. I gl at The members chosen this year were, reading from left to right: T First 1'0'zcf.' Maurice Doughty, ,lane Bagnell, Corine Francis, Leland Laxson. I Second row: Lavinia Lower, Nelle lrvinc, Mary B. Jones, Viva Poucher. Tliira' row: Virginia Spicer, Grace Orr, Jean Perry, Mr. M. XVi1lard Cowan, faculty sponsor. .lf is-L7 'f Page Thirty-Six . ,f ..'rn-1:Ti-Q',1'1-11-'-Q-I-Ti?-'-5:43--Q24-Li :1nL-Q ,'f:'Q f - ' 5-ff -----f-L A , , -' -S , , ., ,,, - 1 J .. Q ,awww r l ,fa -- 154-1' 11x 1 . ,. 1 1 1 1 11 .11 ,1, 11 1 1 ,1 .1 1 .7 fi, ,::'3.?11: ':: 'Z:z,14i-:: :L:' t' vfiikiliil 1 '- V fiziiglig?-fkfiz.:g:::f'11,,,1:.eg1-,,1.:. --,:.:g::::???..ig.:..: T.1ZT.2 Qf.Llff'liLI' Q K 3 '- I i W - f -W-5235-535741--M ' -L' 7 QL ,,.--. - A --. ., 1 . , 1 '-L1.1fF ? ' 15? 'ff 1 1 ll-11 1 in W 1 1 ll! 1 11 1 1 111 ' 1 11 1 L '11 11 Qi 11 1 1 V 1 ,1 . 1 V! 1 I ll 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1111 11 11 11 ll o 11 ratory 1 1 11' 1111 The 21111111211 High Sc11ool Oratorical contest was held' March 1 1111 13, 1929, in tl1e high scl1ool auclitoriuni with Mr. T. H. Harvey as 11 chairman. 1 f 1 11 , 1 li! There were five entrants: VViln1a Bruce, Margaret lXlL11'1'ZlV, 1' . . N . ' 1 1,1 Dixie Spohrer. Garland Tickeinyer, and Robert Sutto11. y 11 1 . . . 11111 Robert Sutton was awarded first place by tl1e Judges for his oration on tl1e subject: The Citizen ancl' the COl1S1l1l1flOll.H 1 111, xy Q11 11 As no other contestant entered tl1e county contest, March 15, 11 Robert Sutton automatically beca111e Cfjllllty representative and will 1 11 re Jresent both Marshall and Sali11e County at the contest for tl1e 51 1 '11 I . . ' . 1 1 '11 l-1th District, to be held March 22, at Lexington. Hy 1 A 2111 1 , 1 11, 1 , Last year. Robert Hov rcpresentecl Marshall High School and . - ' . ' . . 1191 f Saline County tor tl1e second consecutive year at the l-1th Dis- 1 : trict contest helcl at Lexington. ancl. though 1101 a Winner, n1acle 1 an excellent recorcl. fff 11 .. ,. . - . H 1111 1 L. O. XX llll21l1lS. of tl1e lznglish clepartnient has charge ot the 1 1 1 . . in public speaking group. H1 , 1111 r-' ,1 jfllfl - 15111 Q 11' ,V 11 . . ' Page Tliirty-Seven Ag' 1 1- E U ,Wim 1 1 1 ,1 ,,,,f , , .:,,. .. 4.1-fn:fz:vL ..:1f Fifi YQLLVIZIL-.g',-.'.' -Jrlesgzr.--ff M-,-Hff.-f-.-1.-L. i T ras- :Sf .AQ .fri 2 , , M. ff, - . . . . .,,,,.M. .. f -, .-1-Lf-:ve '-fn sf :- 'r'Nv'.'.'Ff? t 1Tif'f 5f-if l 1 , x l ' x 7 . X. i l N x ' -5+ 1-M --f '-What 'Q'1i!l.fl-f -W gfvf 'fri' ' l f '11-194:-i1gg:i1,..ij ..jr:.ici,Y ' ' liilfffl--iv-1 ig, ' L , ' arm ' ' bei IV 1 F 4 L fy l V 4 TJ 4 lf' at if fe and k f Q17 gl l 4 I i l ii I l 1 ill i 9 Fx, ,, Al, .L is fi? K ,JT L1 fl? in l . E l .l ' ll T i l 1 I fl Q13 i H! il l 2 C' l ll i 5 tl T ll - Il m Debate i l ' l The debating team of Marshall High School has been reorganized for the first .. ly. time in several years, under the supervision of Mr. C. O. Vffilliams. l T l - . . i 'lhe team has been very successful this year. Marshall High School debaters T v 1 n - -4 o o 1 1 n l 5 were victorious in Group Six, XVest Central District of Missouri High School at Debating League. by defeating Kemper Military Academy, Boonville High School, ii and by a forfeit from Prairie Home. ll The subject for debate was, Resolvedg That the English Cabinet system of legislation is more efficient in England than the American Committee system is in the United States. 'si . ii 2 1 v u Bach year interscholastic debates are held between Mar- l 4 u Q I 1 o u jill shall High School and other schools in adjoining cities. The l, i . . . . . . lj team that is victor in these debates represents this section in by the district meet at XVarrensburg. The winner at lVarrens- fl' . V . .. . i lf burg then competes in the State finals at Columbia. T l-ii ll!! .. bl gill MR. C. O. XV1LI.Tmis y J i :ll Spolzsm M if lflf E3 Q fi' Page Thirty-Eight . . '1 J- u 1, 1 r fri .11 1 .-1.51-'----I--V--131 ----'L--fi-2 '12-- I2 I -V 'lun--nz-Few ' ' '-'11- '- 'v -E512-1x1'2'i.!N:- -spa--. , - . - . .f .- :I+1f..:: ?c'.g-QR... ,,. . g- - A-1 -A -.-, v ,, h , rj- - - Y 4 - . . , ' j+L-liar,2A1Sv' .2IJ.'. f,.....'.- . 4- .-,-, ,.,,--,fI:T?:':':'ggg-j5?,2q'-a:g:Lg'::.'::x:1:':r1:12-:rm:x:Ir,5--3,1,yr ll li A 1 E I i ,f I fr ' ' ii '5T!:TQ:'T2f?e:fEH-3 L1 :rf :lil ' Lf, . ,af L -,. V-wir' 3, S' I I 3' Wx T 1 7 , in 'lt . I ll ll I E lx . It g Il l l I l I li i I . 1 V l 1 l li' lr I J I I l ,l r . , p I Declz-Imation 1 . Program I 1 . 1. SELECTION . . . . Girls, Chorus pl' 2. ULITTLE SIS HO1'1iINS,J Jlfcircellc Birch M, 3. HTHE FINGER OF GOD Dixie Spoliwr Il 4. HTHE GREATEST GT1f1',, . . . Anna H. Swift li 5. HTHE XVHITE HANDS OI' TELH,xII . Zella Jaiizm 'F 6. THE FLEET -PASSES BYU . . . U'iIma Bruce T1 7. KKTHE COVVARDU . . . Robert Preston 8. NDANNY' .... Garlrilzn' Ticlemziyei' 9. KKTITE TMTERO OF THE DAY' . . . Ufilliaiiz Perry l l Sponsor-C. O. XVILLIAMS 1 I W x. I HQ l fl. ,. , - . . . nach year the Marshall High School Public Speaking Department Sponsors 5 ll a declaniatorx' COHYCSI for lIOx'S and 0'irlS. ThiS activitv Of S beech is encoura ed tO , . . S . g , lil prO1nOte greater interest in Oral cOInpOSitiOn. which 15 recognized today aS One Of 1? ll' l Q I , 'I jfl the integral phases Of Tznglish. The Suecesstul cOnteStantS were awarded trOphy ll cups and allOwed the privilege Of representing their SchOOl at XYZ11'1'6l1SlJ111'g. Since li lf the perfectifnn Of the Organizatimi in 1921. perhaps nO eOnteSt has been quite SO ' If interesting aS the One held this year. 142 ll lu Ilxlep ,J 1 'EM Egffl Q :N fqfwui K 1. Page Thirtyvxine -' ..- -, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' ' 't -' - - .-via T -- . Y -1- F' ..:1,, ,3:yy5, V. .-,, , ..,. --.-uqa:n-zeww' FY' ...v-Q .,.-- -an 7' wg . ruk- ...ar ,, V,-, an unc: -'L -can Robert Hamilton Edie Upton . Miss Gardner G0i'c'r1zor . 1301166771011 Anthony Gardiner M rs. Sarah Gardinzr Bliss Julia Cardz'nc'r Goorgto Rlzy . Mrs. Lrstor Patient . Nurse 11161 Tmic . Page Forty r I l E i t . . l Semor Dramaucs R The Robbery Q . NY11.1,1,xxl MARSH.-x1.L Mr. Upton ROBER1' PRESTON . Lmlxu LQWIQR Mrs. Upton AIARY B. JONES I 2 7 Miss Civilization 3 Rosm1.xRY YOWELJ, .vflarry Hayes LPQLQXNIJ LAXSON HYXRIQX' lHANLEY Reddy . JOHN BRYAN R . . . . GEORGE MACK Q 1 The Women Folhs XYIILIAM MYxRsH,xLL Gertrude Gardozcr . r . V1Ru1N1,x SPICIZR Dorothy Cfcrrduzcr . IJOROTH Y EVANS Lucdlr Cauzfv . . . . . Thanh You, Doctor DIXIE SPOHRER Cort . IQOIXICIVI' PRESTON Dr. Czrrfzvx' . Pinh and Patches RLXRG,-XRET VINYARD Rexie . . ETH131. FOXVLER Mrs. .flllvn . GRACE ORR B12'1 1'Y BROXVNFII-QLD Y v 2 . BELLE IRYINE , KYXTHRYN Huw s I.r21.YxN1a LAXSON IQOBERT DUNN KIHIELMA BlII.LI2R . PAUL INGRAM LATHERIN E .I .xvofsy Af Jig ',..e:1.4.4Q::r.:-.g1.-:.:.z1:L-.1.i.:--...g.s:1,i1I4ag.QLIJ.p:::1:9umQ:ig ' 'f ' -'-'-'-'-- 3.3, Q j ,' , - -f-- 1 - , E ,.,,.u, , ., ' f ' . ' Q, , nn., .Nm - h'r 'vvv':-v---4----Q ., , , .-.:.4s4Q..... -fl-2 .-' lw:.:v'3q-5117? -.-. - F ..,- R , N A- V -I Q - - 1-'-H - - . f - A . , M I .-... .., , -M 7,4 ' jr- . -. .-.-, --.,-4.2'1:::'1wS5:55ji',Q?15Q:5gq:xx::,m11r:1:-gm,-, , Tclylo 1' Rom lx'vml T11 0 VII I' ,UFIIUS . R0 12z'l'fS falzv, H10 ,Urlid flf11s'. 5011110111 Wfillfs Cmzzjvlzell Jlfrs. Ilfillfr . Zlfrs. C111'ic'1'1z Mrs. IWW. Fwd .Sikl.IIIli'l' lfrrzzzls .IVPISUII . Dirk Li-z11'11y.fl011 Billy .S'c11111dv1'.v .S'fl'0l1gl1CUl'f . Mrs. 1V!'150lI . .Uolly I,iT'ilIfj.Yf0II Bfffy Bflivx . Allaud H'I'.S'f0lI . lI1H'0f1Ij' ,Yt'f.Yf1lI Naslz Tad frail: lfdrlvj' lgllfklt' Hlrlrk lfllflfn' Bzfflvr Senior Dramatics The Mouse Trap Strongheart JOHN BRYAN . 1N I,1xRs11A1.1, L.x1i1N XY11.1.1Ax1 BR.m112 RALPH B1s11o1' HClXX'1XIiIb I.11,1-1 . Ii11A1oN11 Co1f1fA1AN Rom-:R'1' DVNN . XIAl,'IZIi'l-I Do1'1z11f1'Y XYIl.I,I.XlI lXI.'xR5II.Xl KIARY IS. NIUN1-is X1c1.1.1-1 IRx'1x1-1 . lQos1ix1.x1u' Ymw-11,1. DIXIli SP1111 R1-:R FLEX! XI A H ,VXRRISON JOHN BRY.xx , 1114111141914 Sx11'1'11 XY.-KRR1-:N I,1x11s1-Lx' IJARRY I'I.xx1,1-:Y 131-14114111-1 Xl.xni14 . R11111-1R'1' I'RIiS'lgfJY XX .x1,R1-.R Lo.x11 . nq.---P-.,-- .I. . H.AZIEI. B Row N C11,xR1.EN15 LAVVLESS CATHERINE MAUPIN . NE1,1.1c IRVINE . IQALPII B1s11o1' . I,oR12N12I5,xRN1cs MART111x Af.-XRSIl,X!,I. C111xR1,1cs L'L.1xRK . PMY1. INQRAM L1-:1..xN11 Infxxwx . XYA1.K1':R Comm , J. Cf. IQGAN fV1IiURlili EWACK IRIARRY PIANLEY . If1,.xx'1-11. I UI.I,IQR . I.1-:ox Rvxmxs NI.xR'1'11,x MARs11A1.1. . Ci1,.x1n's XYALTON Ii1c1 1'Y HROWNFIELD XIAXRY Ii. CHERRY . I.,w1x1,x I,mx11aR . . H1x1.1. 51011 I . A. II1'x11'11Rm's R1x1.1'11 HISHHI' . Hmx'.x1:11 1.1111-L R11111-1R'1' I'R13s11oN H l,'IiIiR'l' SMITH XY.XRl'!l'lX I-1x1151-ZY l'z11:u I7m'ty'O11e , Q,f f. 'ff' ' 5--'-f-.-.1-.-.., ., .. .-... --.-,,,-..,,., .Fin Marshall High School Orchestra 1928-1929 The Orchestra of Marshall High School is coniposecl of pupils from the Junior-Senior High School ancl meets each clay in the Auclitoritnn at the activity hour, uncler the clirection of Mr. NV. XV. Cowen. First r0'zc'i, lvff to Ifigflf-NlCZ1l'l Perry, Violing Virginia Alexancler, Violing Bernice Phillips. Violing Dale Vancliver. Clarinet, Ruth Hendon, Clarinetg Nlargarette Vinyarcl, Pianog Mr. M. VV. Cowen, clirectorg lXlarshall Lakin, Saxophoneg Rohcrt Renison, Saxophoneg Charlotte Vancliver, Saxophone. Svcozm' row, left fo l'I'I1lf1lLlllC Rice, Viollng llarclay Vanllvlqe. Violin, Harold . J , , . Birch, Piccolog john Swift. Clarinetg l'lYUNV2l1'Cl Thomas, llaritoneg Harry Huff, Tronihoneg Arnold Brown, Trtiinpetg Harold Sherwoocl, Trumpet. Page Forty Two rg 5 ' Q 'L QQ, -.,Q.-.IS I.IT.Q ...L:....a.i..E'.z'.:'.-15 -2 -' - w- --N 1, .m.t1x,1:' 'rg-3,-f.. d -.. --.- - N, I i 8' -V , Q '---'-- - --Y , . . , , h V I p ..,. e A- A,-,N 1 if-'Z' Sffinfzgfspf--c1r:'4i.3.', ,,.. -,-. -- .-.-, -.,.-J5' ..,,.,.,:jePg7gff5-5 3-i5i:gj?j:2x:Ynr:r17:'.+n:mg1,,g The Chorus Classes The chorus classes have more than doubled this y'ear and there are three times as many boys taking' the work this year as were last year. The first ten minutes of each period is spent in voice work. Some splendid material has been found in the classes this year although most of it is undeveloped. The Girls' Ciilee Club Was cho-sen from about ninety voices, while the lioys' Glee Club was chosen from approximately thirty-five voices. lYorl: was started on the light opera, the Crimson Star, in December and it was presented the latter part of blanuary. The proceeds determined the contests that were entered in the spring. The chorus classes sponsored the lVomen's Glee Club of the University of lXlissouri, which made its first appearance in Marshall December 5. . Miss Ernestine Thomson, right. instructor of the music department. took the place of Miss Mary D. Blaynay. who resigned liebruary 4, 1929. to accept a position in Athens. Ohio. WY 7 X Paar: Iff.i'ty-'lili1'ee B Z. - - - -- - ' ,.,4.,...,.,g4.4a,----f-fs-f--V-f ,.......,.,.,..,..,.........s. ---J - -.u:f.-.,,,,:., fm? X trffi' 1 FW, , JH Fifi 4 1 D pg, f ff' ,I 1 l 95 3353 ral 7 . Lf l. .1 l 1 ,A . 4 HY 0 wiaumw , W , fa., . ' li tc - S x 1 l 5. QQ I 'fuk MQQAM, ..--..f---vw ---s----Jrfh A V Y if fm ai.. Agaazfff-.4 -4- 1, fr I l 2 l I' 1 , i , 4 Q . 5. ' H, 4 i y A i Q l ,Zi W lag 'I if X Z 5 5 S : ' 1 , , . , , . y . . ' ,,.. T y 13 , ' ., f X N ' - , ' T. , 4' fl - ff aeavff- ,, . -A , . - - M ff V it . i'--f'f r ' H ' f ff f 'FH .s ' X f :Z ff J ' ' . uf ' ff 44- lv -ff 1, 6 -:Q , X 1 , A is M .4 Q25 1,714 7, 4, ff- I X- 1 , . 1 , V fr Z., - 2. , .gy use , , A, is 1 f , , f f w ,V . . 1 :fy Q! if - 5 f The Mixed Glee Club This is the Mixed Glee Club, which includes both the Boys' Glee Club and the Girls' Glee Club. It is composed of the best voices of the chorus. and is under the direction of Miss Thompson. This club makes a trip to Xllarrensburg and Columbia each year. i Those in the picture above are: First row, left to riglzf: Catherine Thomas, Adele Hereford, Dorothy Reid, Gladys lValton, Corine Francis, Virginia Alexander, Helen Scott, LaRue Palmer, Mary Bailey, Mary Bartlett, Bernice Seibert. Second row, left to right: Lawrence Oster, Leta B. Cornett, Estella Robins, Rosemary Yowell, Viva Poucher, y 'Rosa May Handley, Ruth Hendon, Pauline Caldwell, Mary Blayney Cdirectorj, Margaret Vinyard Cpianistj. Third row left fo riylzf: George Patterson Eva F. Barnds Vivian Ruff 'Janice Reid 'kVir- ginia Connell Mary Louise Howard, XValter Parks Robert Dunn. r0lll'l1l row, lc to right: Eugene Black Otlrl Raulings Robert Hoy Xathan lfskew, Walker Coad, Roy Clark, Charles Clark. fifth low left to right: Hubert qmith, Robert Becraft Wilbur Erickson Henry Bryant. 'kMembers of the Girls Quartet. Page Forty-Four , , V v Q v I 1 1 ' 4 , c 1 V , 1 Y 1 1 f V 7 ' 'H Y 7 ff i I ---- 5--f -- 1 - -. X- .. .. ....s....-.-.'...-.-....--.- .-.. .... . .-...,..-- ,111 fl 'C , .A .... ..- -. - .... -..se . ,. , ..,,,,,.,,,,s,,,.,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,MLu Q -A A :Q 'T Y H T Mr' g1 'iii.f'4.-T '5f.....-.L TW' rl:-.......-..: T7?:':iI.... :Q1:f'7'1liif3i.L'?'i' Q.'iiL?f :T'..ff?lf ii lvi V- ' , ,ui , .. S: :Q g,w1,7,g1f,g-.,,-,gg-31L,,5,,. W,.m,,,g,:,,,.,.5,,,g.g2g:g2mum xQz:mqangQMmg4:3:59g::-:q1mszw,---,.fQ-:-- .g,, -..,-b k- 1-.. ,a..a.d2vIK.-' ,-ig. ' 1 '- v I -- -f, ...W .w- - wx-!qgg7:7Z T::17.13qslQs:,b::.I'..'!.1:3lE?n.'s-x:Y,-'3:l17:T.f:xlo ui , -A--...-.. - 4 f I -L-.4-,-...A-,-,.-,A.,--X, In-Uxxb-F Y 1 -, V-,V,-- --------V. , , The Crimson Star The Crimson Star, a light Opera, was presented in the high school auditorium, Jzmuary 25, 1929. The proceeds from the perforinance were used in sending the contestants to XYZlI'1'CllSiJlll'g and Columbia. Dclia, Ix'f'c'jvm' of the Inu . Greta, lfosfer-Clzild of Delia Iircdvrick, King of Lasccnia 1.00, His Sfefvson . . Briralz, Ncfvlzvw of 1110 King Giily, Boralfs Sister . Dzzflzcxms' Deborah Lady Pat . . Colmwl 1311951 . . I.arry,, Dcliafv Nffilimc' O'TO0If, flu. Auzerican Lord High CNIIUTIIIPCVIGIIVI Pit: .... Got.: . . Pip . . Jxf Slzcfplzcrdvss lst Herdsinan 2nd Herdsnzau Characters -- - - - -,- .., .--,-f..,- f-.--,. DIXIE SPOIIRER DOROTHY REID JOSEPH PORTER . EIJCDAR GORE ROBERT BECRAET . vvIVA POUCI-IER . NVILAIA BRUCE XYIRGINIA JALEXANIJER . LEON RUMANS LELANO LAXSON . ROBERT DUNN IZOAIUNII CO1-'EMAN CHIKRLES CLARK KENNETH DILLARO FLAVEL FULLER . BIARY BARTU-ITT . XVOODROW' ZAHN XVILLIAII NIARSHALL Page Forty-Five . . . , . .-.-,,...,.,,,.,,.,, 513,90 ,...g,-.,.... .......,...-........-...-....., Chemistry In the Department of Sciences these courses are offered: General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. ln each course. the work is divided between the class room and the laboratory, three periods per week being spent in class and four periods pcr week in the laboratory. In the Science Department .there are four large roomsg a lec- ture room, seating thirty people, with demonstration table equipped with hot and cold water and electricityg a Chemistry laboratory. pictured aboreg an office, from which this picture was talceng two stock rooms, a Physics laboratory with six tables, each equipped with four gas jetsg and a combined General Science class room and laboratory. The Chemistry laboratory is also used for Biology. A greenhouse, located on the roof, is shared with the Agricultural Department. The physical equipment of the labora- tories is valued at approximately six thousand dollars. Pagc 1oity'Six .I-.L:...g::..2-..m.nbf ' ' T sT Inma n. i ' 'f 'f-'-' far e - f A ' v-- ,5 , B E , ..-Eh , t 4 VL 'l:'Y1.Ei'1 - I ,.,,, , J- K,-,L -': -'- .-.-. --..-..f Ei 9:5fPiWm'nTlbrwzxusfgznnxwriu Commercial Department The increasing demand for commercial subjects among our high school pupils is sufficiently representative to show that busi- ness education is attaining a place of more importance each year in secondary education. The primary purpose of the work accom- plished in the commercial department is to correlate classroom activities with life activities so that the pupils are qualified to make a practical application of what they learn in the classroom. Commercial work, therefore, has a remarkable hold on high school pupils. Twenty-seven per cent-of the entire enrollment of the school is entered in the commercial departments: seventy-three pupils are entered in typewritingg forty in stenography and twenty- nine in bookkeeping. Page Forty-Seven -... - ' f-'ff .af f, --1. f - ..... .....:4-:..7:,..gg,,,-. -ii. r r Manual Training Department The Manual Training Department for the year of 1928-29 has been under the supervision of Mr. Vtfilliam Lyon, of Wlarrens- burg. The department is divided into two parts, one large roo-m for machinery and cabinet work, and a small room for finishing work. The present machinery in the--department consists of a power saw, a jointer, a grinder, a band saw and a lathe. The classes began the year's work by making footstools and other small articles. Some of the furniture made this year in- cludes: footstools, phonographs, a vanity dresser, library tables, end tables and book ends. An art fiber class of boys and girls meets during the activity period. Floorlamps, writing desks, telephone tables and baskets have been made. Page Iiorty-Eight ,fi , A :.:. .,.-,-. -.aL4.Q:.:..1-..1,:.:f-msQ4,Q '- T ' ' . .... . .,,.,. . - , ,F-. V --,-, -.,-,-V.:-S2285 ' V' D- 5.-,T g ,W-W- 1 - v :tix . -fuzz 3-1 JF 'Il 1,134 ,15w,.z-'r:'::,ff.'t'1Tf:i,'fTfff1 Q .A A 1 -Q ,A -3 --e 5 7' '---f av - Q:5'r,Vi11!- -T15 1 V- - ' 1 Vocational Agriculture Shop work is only one of the many activities of this department of the Mar- shall High School. The picture here shows this work in progress and some of the projects in process of construction. Here the boys are taught the use of tools and some general principles of farm construction and repair. Vocational Agriculture, as the name implies, prepares the boy for a vocation. The boys are taught live stock judging and management. By means of classroom instruction and projects on their own farms, proper methods of soil management, and all phases of crop farming are discussed in class and then these same prin- ciples are applied in a practical way in the hoy's project. The work is not limited to the boys in school. lt is carried out to their par- ents hy the teacher holding evening schools with them in the rural schools. There are contests and programs instituted in the local communities that help to advance the interest in agriculture. The boys in class are expected to help some in these community programs. The boys' interest is helped in this department by trips to American Royal Stock Showg State Fair and junior Farmers' Vlfeek held in Columbia, Missouri. Page Forty-Nine .- . -Y .-,-.., - - -.----.-,-.--c- 4. 3-3...,f,.,....-.,.... .,..4......1.:.:.:.:v4m:g::ggg ' ' f- ' 2 ' ' , 1 1 1 1 11 'n 1,1 l 'll ,W .1 lllg W, 1, 1 , f 1 il' 1 l V1 ii 3 11' 'l '12 f-Y'F- '- --V, ff f f- Q -, - 'f--:JSA h 1., W ,,,,,. , , ,www- f 1 . . 1 gg - -U-g---e--Y'---1-r fr ---H . .. -lui :..,f .-1 YA Xl X 1 N 4 - - - .A 1 1 ! l I 1 l l 1 1 1 Jfiggjjjj, 4-'ego' -1 -L ' B Y - 1 -- Jess. ee-S-JW--fe f ii! res ff! all ly' my 1 ll 1. .li 1 l , 14. 1 1 1 111 15 11 Vi 1115 , ll f l 11 1 1! 1' 1 rl -1 1 li 1 1 M 1 111 51 . i 1 1 Home Economics 1 E lr ii 1 u Q I 1 i Courses 111 Clothing, Industrial Art and Food Study are of- ' , fered in Marshall High School. 1 The course in Clothing embraces the study and selection of T J 1 materials, and the art of making the desired articles to the best f advantages. In Industrial Art many useful novelties' are made. In il Food Study the selection and preparation of food in relation to 1 . - . . J Eli health and meal planning are considered. Serving is niade a study. gj Courses are offered in both Tunior and Senior High School. l, 1' ' A L D , 1- Those in the Senior High School Food Study class as pic- 1 111 tured above, are: Lorene Barnes, Isabelle Craig, Treva Eskew, H31 Naomi Hansbro, lNlildred Heying, Mary Ann Trvine, Mary B. gl Jones, Thelma lXliller, Margaret Murray, Vivian lXllyers, XVinifred fl Perdue, Viva Poucher, Virginia Spicer, Anna Helen Swift. and 'I . , 1 11 Pauline Townsend. 1 1 swf I ll K Iii itil 'il ,im gp iff! F-vrxxx X lx FH my ,, wt Page Fifty S l WYMAYZY K ,,,i, X 59- ' ff-4 ---- ---f -AA!-L-M ifff73:f WF,'1i'iVJl in 1. ,-. Ti 1 -Siiiggi - Sfflfizl-1 . .- f ,. -- - -1.. . 1..1. ..... :Lil...Q1.4:.f..2-.2-.r..n1u'r4,gQmg.LylQZ22ammLa 33 - , ' r - --'-- - - n o ,ang N ' Q. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' RM' -. i , ' ' .A-:...44:' 51:11, gn- ...na...:.n.-'mvzzks uw- 'ur rp gm f'.:.':rT:.-T --+4.44 -Y-e -.s -.. ' ., . . c.-. , ,. ..,. , V, --. . -- .-.b - -.........-....,..,.-.,.-...........:.:.sia:.-f' -'f1--- -4-A -A AH- D. Reid G. ,Mcnauglz M. Zcigel V. lfV0lf0rd 1l'l'. Hzztclzcns JU. Tlzomas NI. A. C1lCI'1'j' N000 ill. If. Clmrrg' D. Spolirer D. Pcinlzcrfon D. Pcmlzerfmz Senior High Girls' Physical Training ln the Senior lligh School Girls' Physical Training classes the various sports are taken up, also folk dancing, state letter work, and stunts. 9 ' ' 0 i the fall with hasket hall, then continuing with volley hall, hase- . taitmg n . ' L hall. tennis. and track, class teams are organized and inter-class tournaments are held. From these class teams. a school team is chosen, and games are played with Mercy .Xcademy and with Missouri Valley College. l,etters are awarded to those making the school team in the various sports. Une dai' of each week folk dancing is taken up. Dances of other countries are taught and the .Xmerican harn dances. country dances, Colonial movements and clogs. Girls in the Senior lrligh may earn their state letters. .X half-unit credit is given for a years work. Page Fifty-One . , , -. - ' - - ' '- ff-'f---' - -gggggg,-gnp..,1-,.,...-...-. ....:......4:.:L:.:::::-7g::gg A.-el 1 . .., :me-rn vl.4..:.4 Tl 3 MLW, L:.T.f.: A TV' g g qpq siisnirrpgsuh V F ,Cla St? 1. H .-22 '1 divan I t . , 'hifi V. v,,,,f,:,.:: - Y- L4 , WC Y ?':ii1:'T! 'Y I - ' , mg, 'r Tf4VA2T iT? ' W' 3 .Xl .X 1 Q , . , l XX Y, , W '--'f' ' Mg,.:.2,, L 4 f---W --:-qL,,,, ,jj 1 11 -4 A- --M -Lb? IQ54' i l l Hi-Y Club lfiirsl row, left fo riglzt: Vlfilliam Brame, Arnold Brown, Joe Burruss, Henry XVorley, joe Porter, Roy Clark, and Iohn Guthrey. Second row, left to right: George Mack, Leland Laxson, VVillard Morton, VVilliam Petry, Mr. Sutton, Harry Huff, and Howard Riley. . Third row, left to right: VVoodrow Zahn, I. VV. Lentz, Mr. Martin, W'illiam Marshall, Robert Su'ton, Robert Dunn, and Robert Renison. Fourth row, left fo right: J. G. Moore, Edmond Coffman, Marshall Lakin, joe Marshall, Charles Clark, Harry Hanley, and Charles O'Neal. Those not in the picture are: P. Anderson, Virgil Anderson, Kenneth Dillard, Maurice Doughty, Elbert Johnson, XVarren Lindsey, W'alter Parks, Robert Preston, and Kermit Sadewhite. Certificate of membership in the Hi-Y Clubs of Missouri and the United States, signifies the subscribing to the purpose and slogan of the Hi-Y Clubs, which follows: Purpose: To create. maintain and extend throughout the School and' Com- munity, high standards of Christian character. Page Fifty-Twc -.bw1:a:f-f-i- --- ---- r Vrrf - Y. Y?-a.,Yg:.Y-a...ag,'vi'y1y '?s7L,:,,:.:.1is,-n,,,,- , ,,,--,,, ,:.l,,,,, YW QL, .ft f 'J -75 f A ff' f gli-zzgrfv --fff - --:Y-Y ff, ,L-ffsy, fi, J34 -11.7.-ff1:::fif-gl, ,L , ,-1 fA----- M , f.-H r I, ,' ' ' ' ..f.i W, ces f tts, ni?-:iq-,Xt V Ui iii si . 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A ' -' r - - , . ... , . - 'j'-- - --1 . . - , A , V----W.. ..,, , .M -,A - '-3 -4- '111'F'21'17-2?L11nn- u i l i The Pep Club A new Girls' Pep Club' was organized this year composed of eighteen Senior girls. llleinbership in the Pep Club was open to all Senior girls. They took the responsibility of establishing pep in the student hotly. hy taking charge of the pep assemblies. and by the sale of tickets during all the athletic seasons. Bffjllllllillg at flzc? left, the 111011111013 arc-Margarette Vinyarcl, Gladys Vllalton, lflizaheth Nooe, Daisy Marie Estes, Goldie Menaugh, Violet Livingston, Mary Louise Howard, Corine Francis. Vivian Myers. Mary Ellen Cherry, Kathryn Huff, Genevieve Dyer, Mary ll. jones. Betty llrownfield, Viva Poucher, Nelle lrvine. ancl Lavinia Lower. YC!! I,wa1i01's-.locOrclway. Kenneth Dillarcl, ancl Lawrence Oster. Sfvozzsor-IXIiss L. FRENCH Prc51'cImf-VIVA POUCHER Page lfifty-Tlxree -.--.-... 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'WY ' KKVI , I gif viiggis-Y Y lei Q l il .. .1 A v 1 T . T i '- f , . . , -f f,-f1 -L: 'ff-Jeff-ffff-'A A '51,. LT'Tj : 'FR fri f5gQfg1'1 -W X 1 ' ' 4 - - ...Jil 'erm T RH Lil K ,xg-ggi.-:..Ef.:Ea,1EE---:L1ff.X ,gi fi-fl Milg- tesas Eff' Q? f ' V D f x ag Q. ' 'T N--Q9 ill ll 1 Z gill l 'lr , 5 Football Banquet 3 Q55 i 1 all l The football season for nineteen hundred twenty-eight was closed by an Annual Football Banquet, given in honor o-f the foot- ball squad' on the evening of December 13, 1928. The banquet was held at the Baptist church, which was ap- propriately decorated in the high school colors, scarlet and gray. Clever place cards and favors made the tables attractive. y ll il l There was an attendance of about one hundred twenty-five 1 including the football men, faculty, business men and other high l 'r u V u I school supporters. A chozce menu was served by the ladies of the lip Eaptist Church. After the dinner the following program was ly given : 1 1 1. I7I Zl0Cflfl.01'l . . . REV. RILEY VANBUSKTRK l pl. 2. Music . . PERRY SISTERS AND MR. COWAN 9 3. Toastmaster . . . MR. XV. M. VVVESTBROOK ' 4. Toast . . MR. .I.xMEs E SUTTON 5. Violin Solo . . . JEAN PERRY l l 6. Toast . . . ROBERT PRESTON I T 7. Reply . RTAURICE DOUGHTY ll S. Special . MR. XVILLARD COWAN 1 . l y . 9. Speech . . . MR. HENR1 GODFRIAUX p 10. Pep Song . . . .... PEP CLUB f 11. A Football Solzfloqzzy . COACH E. A. BIARKEY 12. M. H. S. Song ill lik E- VJ El ll l This evening will be remembered as one filled with enjoy- pp ment. Those who leave Marshall High School wish it success in 1 , the future years in football. , L liilll li l. I I 'lei Fill Sill .lllfw .zg 'W f f 5 Page Fifty-Six 'ff T L lp QffgPQQIQLEQ-E1T5.',E3f'1 ?5f2gfa:.1,..ESYEEREQQRQQTYPQQLQE tii, Q. 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This prevented the Tigers sharing the Conference championship p A with lllilliam Chrisman. T T fl T. McCormick at forward, and Ralph Evans at guard were r, ' To outstanding playersg 3liCQiO1'l1llCli heing chosen on the all confer- QW 4. ' ence team. .L i T J z ' Q il' l li Those who received letters were: Ralph lzvans, Ul. T. Mc- gl lp Corinick. XYilliam Scott. George Smith. F. A. Humphrey. Noah it Humphrey. John Duggins, .Toe Porter. and Maurice Doughty. lm n 5 l Prospects for 1930 are hright as hut four players out of the ' l - rl, 4 F, eleven are lost hv graduation. ,jj gb , ' Nw , iiliqfi fri l . -1 eg! Page l'iftv-T'-ine lg. 1 e l J' 1' U f +5 ffm-I, -vi ., V .. ag ,,, , ,,.. . faq' ' 'A '-' - -' ,g.gqg:--q1-',-,,-f.-f--.- ...:.:..2:.LL.' .,...,. .,.,... ,,...-..........-..-o- . iQ' 4' 1. fgj QV ll .,' 'Q ,X ihll 7' Vw N. 1 ,R ll ' 1 ' LQN ew: .5 ,ee . .f?ff..e,,-Li , . ,rf-'V PWM, AV, lilifll S or ' 432- at s ggszizln All 'X .C - 5 Y l 5 X. tiff 'l?ff3?j.. :'f F V Y A V, W 4 V -V V Y -'ii Qcsfss fs ePr,c A ' 1 ' '-f-ft 'ff N, ,QQ ,wh - an-V, if tx l 3' L fi all YL 'ff leer lf-f , y NJ. xg 1 Qbiey' lla A f 4 1 , ,G 'x m , i l , 0 , f-ra szrf -' 5 4 '- ill' E il I l All ill! l ill ll! l ll ,V lui ilu all Track gi , . . . il Phe opening of the track season in the spring of 1928 found Marshall wonder- il' ing who would fill the place of Robert CRipj Van XVinkle. Each year hrings new X material and many boys come out to make the year a success. , . . C . . ll 'lhe team attended the Whlliam Jewell College Meet, the District Meet at QM VVarrensburg and the Big Seven Conference Meet held at Sedalia. There were Wifi several dual meets with the schools of the Big Seven Conference. lffif 4251 F. A. Humphreys and Powell Laytham were the outstanding men in the track events, while Heinrich Krumseik and Otha Rawlings ranked high in the field events. First row, left fo rigi,'1f: George Mitchell, Robert Hinton, John Duggins, Powell Laytham, 'll Milan VVilliams, Heinrich Krumsiek, XVilliam Brame. . . 4, Svcnlfd row, left in rzglzf: Coach E. A. Markey, XValter Von Schlichten, Otha Rawlings Rig Hubert Smith, Maurice Doughty, Edmond Coffman, Firman Jacobs. illl Third rote, Ivff fn right: F. A. Humphreys, Pete Rea, Noah Humphreys, D. Duggins, C Arndt, lf. Johnson. iw? Page Sixty C-9 I ' rx 1 - , - ' ,, J if ,, . ,, ,Y A V V V .--,..,.,--,,,. . . as Vi V V, , A Y ,A A or ft at Q 'Q3.:.g.q.'::.g-.41...::.z::Q-..f.Uf-rm-.l.f.fl4g.:.:I: f- s---- ,..,.,,..,,-.,,. -,.. ..... -'-f -- ur 4. - - - i- .-. A g . .c , ,.. , ,- A. h H ..,:-.,-:,.zt .,c , - - :y-Q:-rv,-....-.....4.....:,.:... x :xr A ,.,- Y e - --e .uu:assuwm-:zazr:::z':1T2:f::z-:3Hg:-Eii?f?4I-21?T-'SWf9Y17-T'13 r :'4:1r1:rw-1 W IC: x-..-,o -,-,M E vb... Y I . 1 ug, N W1 -Xi . 4 A e -.--.-.W--.?-A.-Q-.....-Y..? - . X 1 l . 1 1 I 1 4 i 1. Q ,. 53 l 1' ww' ll ill 1 ' e ri 1. fi 5,2-f tm i?'5 Era il E11 ll' ll I . 9 az Year s Results 1 l ll The following is the season's record of the Marshall High School's football team for the season 1928: .il , F 1 Score 1,5 Team Played Date lVhere Played Opp. Ours 1 Kemper . . sept. 28 Marshall . 0 0 Q' Columbia . Oct. 5 Columbia . 0 yi Odessa . Oct. 12 Marshall . 6 6 1 y Lexington . Oct. 19 Lexington . 13 Higginsville . . Oct. 26 Marshall . 0 Sedalia . . Nov. 2 Sedalia . 0 1 VVm. Chrisman Nov. 10 Marshall . 0 Slater . . Nov. 23 Slater . 0 TN The following is the season's record of the Marshall High School's basketball team for the season 1928 and 1929: l Team Played Date Vlfhere Played Score Alma . . Jan. 4 Marshall . . 19 l Odessa . Ian. ll Odessa . 18 ' Slater . Jan. 16 Marshall . 32 Sedalia . . Jan. 18 Marshall . 17 l Higginsville . Jan. 25 Higginsville . 27 ' Lexington , Ian. 31 Lexington . 22 I VVm. Chrisman q Feb. 1 Independence . 14 ' Clinton . . Feb. 8 M. V. C. . . 25 Carrollton . Feb. 8 M. V. C. . 20 Syracuse . Feb. 9 M. V. C. . 17 All Sedalia . Feb. 9 M. Y. C. . 18 .1 Lexington Feb. 12 Marshall . 37 lf. Odessa . . Feb. 14 Mafeilaii . 29 .e Higginsville Feb. 18 Marshall . 37 '. XVm. Chrisman Feb. 26 Marshall . 17 ll Slater . . Mar. 1 Slater . ll f ir seeieiie . Mer. 5 seeieiia 22 ft .fi iw 1125 ll ,Hi lg 1 Page Sixty-One - - . . .4 . - --.,,-.,.-- .,, ,, ., 1-,--er-yv- ...,l.?..L2.4L:.':I.,1:12Z': '- - - -'- - Qyt.-Q-1--q f lZl ij if 11 ir 'W 'pil' 1 'rar 1 J 1 111 1 rijfw ffl W- gl Sept. 6. 1 Sept. 14. 1 Sept. 28. 1 Oct. 5. Oct. 12. 1 Oct. 26. Nov. 10. p Nov. 12. Nov. 15-16. Q NOV. 1' NOV. 26. Nov. 29. , Dec. 5. 1 Dec. 13. Dec. 14-17. 11 Dec. 18. ' l Dec. 21. 1 Dec. 21-31. 11 Jan. 15. 11 -lan. 16. jan. 18. Jan. 25. 1 y Ian. 28. 1 1 Feb. 4. 1. Fed. 8-9 p Feb. 11. 1 . ily Fed. 12. 1 Fed. 14. . 1 Fed. 21. it F641 U11 Fed. 25. 11 Fed. 26. Fed. 28. Mar. 5. 11 Mar. 15. 11 Apr. 12. 11 Apr. 18-19 1 1 Apr. 25-26. 11 ' May 3-4 1 May 10. 11 May 12. 1 May 15. 1-11 May 16. 115: Mav 17. 114, - f Page Sixty-Two 5-af.-X, B1'112sa-azix' r ' A Calendar School opens. All new teachers introduced. Election of student offic Kemper football game. Lyceum, All American Odessa football game. ers. -' Quartet. Higginsville football game. .. lndependence football game. Home-coming. Lyceum, Strongheart. Teachers' Meeting at K. Fayette Debate. C. No school. Election of student officers. Thanksgiving. School .tl Missouri University Glee Football Banquet. Lyceum. Eddie Forester XVhy the Chimes Rang. Christmas Vacation. ismissed. :L .Ng if Club sponsored by Chorus. 1 1 Fw xg 'EX Qs ,IX . A .KE .1 sc- JS? gy lx 111 1151 1 Q 11 111 1I1 1 1 11 111 .M N1 11 Kemper-Boonville Debates, won by Marshall. Co. ' il Christmas Play. Slater Basket Ball game. Lyceum. Edmond V. Co oke entertained. Sedalia Basket Ball game. The Crimson Star. Annual Musical. Declamation Contest. Miss Ernestine Thomson takes Miss Mary D. Blayney's place in Musical Department Honor Society lnductio 1 . Service. n M. V. C. Basket Ball Tournament. Three One-Act Plavs pre The Mouse Trap, Miss Civilization. The Robbery. Lexington Basket Ball game. Odessa Basket Ball game. Higginsville Basket Ball VVashington's Birthday. game. Holiday. Election of student officers. Christmas Basket Ball g 31116. Business Men-Faculty game. Marshall triumphs over ' S Mar-Saline goes to press. Junior-Senior Banquet. District VVarrensburg M Inter-Scholastic Meet at Big Seven Conference Baccalaureate Services. Mar-Salines distributed. Graduation exercises. School closes. Senior Play, 'KStrongheart.,' T edalia in basket ball. eet. Columbia. rack and Field meet. sented by Chanticleer Players, . ri-1 11' Iyi1 1 1 I 11 11 111 K. 11 11 .1 1 I. '1 I. 1 1 1 1 1 MF 1 1 . .-111 211V S- .15 .jf 1 G f 1 -if .1 -5 1 AQ Qikvl'--1i.,L.TflT.J....z...: '-'..E:.1:::'.-nu: , A...Lg...,.:':.:.,.g- -'W - L2 WE A x 22 LV ' l 'ff I L I 11 1, 1 I af 1 LI I i 1 s l I I W I c XJ X 5114? -27' 1 ,f' HE lf- ' f, 4 1- gm.. I ' ' 1'-' -il:f.g: - , A ' .' . , f ' '-' :yr -' s :nz- . 5 , -'Vx' ,ff Y P S 'GQ' P .,,-1 ,se-g-N-. V ,HV , YY,Y- , fe, ,,,,:,, . ,r ,vx X ATi.:,,,iY1w,ff ,gg , iii? ear. -y in 5 3 4 ff1ig,f,av'fil?,fg31 ,iPTYfi5E'?,TQl'-ALE-E ' 5 'fl 1 'f gf. it 7:o' - f---fee ii if ,N , W H 4-e A T1x.s,5,ff r' Y 'r L ' W i Kg:-f' A .32 fl? Executive Mr. XV. M. XVestbroolc, Superintendent of the Marshall Public Schools, has served since l9l6. Mr. James E. Sutton, Principal of the junior-Senior High School, has filled the office since July, 1927. The student officers are elected every twelve weeks by popu- lar vote. ' ' The first twelve weeks the officers elected were: President, Robert Preston, Vice-President, F, A. Humphreys, Secretary- 'l'reasurer, joe Porter. For the second term the officers elected were: President. F. A. Humphreysg Vice-President, Robert Dunn, Secretary- Treasurer, ,lane Bagnell. fin account of the resignation of the president, the office was filled by the Vice-President, Robert Dunn. Those elected to office for the last twelve weeks were: President, Harry Hanley, Vice-President, XVilliam Marshallg Secretary-Treasurer, John Duggins. Page Sixty-Three his -il ,X .Q as Q src 'I HL 'ew ll, if lr 3 :ji l , l l P l ,ii if ,i 'i if T1 I l i ,li -l El if: .Iv V I , 5 2 r 'i ' i il if' ,Z il .i i i E 1 . 'i l 1 i v iv, l l I U5 if ,eff Mg ilsl ' I ,lil ji il, Qi. l 1 all ,i 1 in. l r His i.. :gi ,Q ,fl Ji 'l 5: ill' Ni lil, ,H 'l ,Z V NI? i fl, ll l , ill lil M til l il tit WIA! i f 1 l'l 45, .ix l lil .i. , ...i 3 , i , l ' i il ll ix .'l i T ' SVS: fyffil- T' 'X IW 2, ig 7 lt-,J ' ii' I p , . all T i 1- 1 E , it l T 4 . lf. T l . u Student Counc1l 1 l M Left to 1'l-gf1l'.' Hudnall Harvey, Harriet Howard, Nina Burton, Jean Porter, ld Leon Buie, Haywood Utz, Randall Haines, Mary B. Jones, VVilliam Mar- i s ' ' . W shall, Jane Bagnell, F. A. Humphreys, Joseph Porter, Henry Bryant, Robert T ' Renison, Rosa May Handley, Helen Jacoby, Dorothy VValton, Bonnie Lee ly Ellis, Betty Pettijohn, Jake Turnage, Harold Burch. T Student .Government in Marshall High School is conducted 5 ' under a constitution drawn up in 1917 and amended somewhat in 1 1927. This organization has done much to raise the standards of 7 Marshall High. T T lil The Jresident of the student bod must be a Senior in ood l A, l Y g 2 standing. He presides at assemblies and appoints sergeants and 'f M members of the Student Court. 'E ll' . . . . . . lll all is The legislative authority is vested in a Student Council, com- posed of one member f rom each home room group. This body El makes all laws governing the conduct of the students in the hall. V il lil The Judicial department is composed of a Chief Justice and six associate justices. flip 72' L Page Sixty-Four Q, Tse l T... i .... 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KING 1 1 Dem, Of 51,115 Home Economzcs 1 I 1 V1 1, Englzslz 1 1 i 1 1 fowlmhsm MRS. 1N1ARY IL. .KUIINIQ 11:1 Comllzerczal 111 1 ., 1 1 1 1111 1111 1 11 1 . . 111 J1fU1lHGI Y1'a1111J1zg English 1111 1111 1 1 3 A. NIARKEY 11. .15 1' 1 1.1 1 1 M155 GLADYS PIFE Coafh 1131 .1Iaz'lz0111011'ic.f Plzyslhzl yxI'Cl.'TH1.7Ig 1 113 1, ?1Qf 111, 1.1 ,514 1' 4. Page Sixty-Five .- , , . . A--11 - f---1 --v '---- ' -- - -f.- .- .,.---,,.,f-, - -1 .-.1 1., -V ,.-..,v,1,1,V--'..-r'- q N .. ., K, 1-1 1 gg 4 4 XI! ,, . i i A wivffilv , ,Mn if ,. , .Vw Y--,,, ,,l.. U.- W-Lt, V '11 N 1 1 11 11' -5 -f-' +-'fgjY,gfrf4.--' 5 lf'--312,l,-'g, , LITE, - 'LLL-f ,J '1 , . 1 I . - - ,L , ' iw , U V if H f f 'mf - . 1 1 II ,ix '11 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 11 1I I1 1. 1 1 , 1 - 1 IRA M 11I .ri 'fc-cff ' H, .-Il f .. V IW' VIII I1 12 I II 1' ' 1 TIE A! I WI :II 1 III 1II 1I1 II 11 I I n I-hgh School Faculty II: I 1'5 M155 DIARY D. BLAYNEY M155 LXDELINE IXTILLER I Music Social Science I In M155 CLARA M. BROWN M155 ALICE C. M'oxT,xc:U11 IN - . . Er' Frcnclz ima' Latin Social Sczmzce M155 ELLA INGRAM C. O. XVILLIAM5 Soci11lScic11cc E11 Iislz 1' I 'II II11 MR5. KXLLIE J. FIURNAGE Social Science L1.fC7'CZ1f'llVC If 115 Page Sixty-Six I1.1 f . ff Q N 2,111 LW I1 11 I1 11 il, I1 I. I II I I 1 I 1 I I1 II I I I II1 164. I 1 4 , 1 I 1 'I 1? II I I X1 1 11 II1 1. I11' '1 I 1 I I I I I 1 II 1 II II I I I f, VY ,Y ' N1 111. A., 5 fjyf' R. :A ,dn J' I Mi 1.9 I '- ' ' - '- -- ' 'f ' -' '- -f-.55 - - L7.,Q,,,4 ' ' N If ' 7 x '-' 1- H- V of - ---'fzzgaxmy-Lzxnmxvs-,Qy:mQ1r-:-1+f-f4-Q-C---III4-451'lT 2 Y-'11 :.er.f:::Li:g,11,-, R, 4 J., , Q ,...,.,..,.-.-........... . ., ug- 1-.1 ,. , I . . 1 A XII L X ,Q I 2-TTI .QQ I fl -fv-'U ' - '51 mx I I I II I I 7 1: I I I III I I I 3 I . I . I I II I I I . L If 'NNI I7 II .I fb I U IL I? 5-'T' '33 . 'IN II ' V I fI ' :II I IIII II I I I I I I Q I, III I I 7 .II I I II III I MI I I I I I III III I I I I I II I I II I I I I I . II! 1 I I I I I III III I I I I I I I l' III III I 2 III: I II I II I I III I I I II .I I I I I I III I' 'II III II I II I , 'I I f I III .II I II III I II III I. II I LI III II II I, Iv I I. III I II QI II II Ami I I ' I Ii 'f is P , - --A-.YY .-.f ,YH Wg --- im --- W- ,,I .I JI W ,W W, .,,,, ,.,........-f V..- .4:g.....,z,....,,,I A I . I I if---if-T-1'f'f lifA:1:1t:i1f,.,,.. FI II- -Sgsy-,I, -' -'- . -I' 4, I In LQEII Q, .FZ II . .R R. .- N ss - x 75 ,A R. af High School Faculty E. C. O,NEAL .4g1'ic11lt111'c M155 LENORE B. FRENCH PlzysI cczZ TVUI.1ll.1lg M. NVILLARD COWEN ZI'f6'C11ClIll-CGI Draiwfizg JIIcztlzcmatics M155 IQUTH LEE BELNVOOD Social Science P. J. COLE Geizeral Science' C. HAROLD MARTIN Scicnce M155 ANNA E. DYSART Englislz Page Sixty-Seven ,tr fi I IILM Ikgq I I I. I I I II II' .II III' I II II IIII I I I, I III .II III I ,I II I, II I I II II. I I I ,I ,I II I I I II! I . I I, I . II-I .I I I I: I I I III III I I I II If L.. JA Q, li., -up ,Av -'ir wif at .5 . K' 'ij C Yff, l' . . rp- J 'ill -Nl ll ul lil l . I ,NX ll' Ulf lg ll. ,. i,. lx dl' ll Al ll 1. l-l .. .. .M l li ll .ll l 1. 'Ll ,N r .. School Board l v il First row, left to right: WY C. Gordon, T. H. Harvey, L. D. Murrell, L. XV. VanDyke. l 5 Second row, left fo '1'1-ghlif A. B. Hoy, XV. G. Lloyd, Fred Fair. VV. C. GORDOX'--P1'F.9I-Cf0lIf of board. Has served thirteen years on l school board. .Xlso President of Farmers Savings Bank. Q . y T. H. HARVEY-P188 served thirteen years on school board. Has been attorney at law for thirty-eight years. ll! , L. D. MORRELL-Has served eighteen years on school hoard. Is President of XVood and Huston Bank. ll ll L. VV. VAN DYKE--Has served five years on school hoard. ls a member of VanDyke and Company. it A. B. HOY-Secretary ot school board for seventeen years. At- 4 torney at law for twenty-four years. my ll . . ll W. G. I,LOYD--ld2lS served six years on school board. Owner of All the firm, Lloyd Clothing Store. 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QM 5 - --ar it Marshall High School Song if gfl' Hail, Hail Mai-Shall High School, ii llll Thy name we all revereg Q i y all ,Tis here we learn to cherish 'li Thy honors held so dearg I 'Tis thou dost teach us virtue Ir H For thee we'll always fight, ll .,, And through your teaching, Marshall High, yy JI lVe'll always strive for right. ly l ' Clzorus V eff lVe'll work, we'll fight, , 1 For Marshall High l i + XV hen e'er the chance appearsg uw . And true and loyal we will be l ,li Throughout the future years. ll . lVhen eier we can our banners raise Gl b 5 By being firm and true. lil 1 . Our loyalty again we'll pledge. Dear, Marshall High, to you. l i l 2. y i if Our baseball men are loyal pl ,fi Renowned for sturdy strength. ll l Our football team victorious, ,l Debates we've won at length. fy l Strive on, strive on, O heroes, T .yi Our teams are always true, il lVe'll back each one with pride, and love 4 ln anything they do. E if Marshall High School Spmt rl. il i W B i if I wonder why it is that when you go to M. H. S. i i it You always have the feeling it's the place you like the best, ti. jg And it follows ever with you while pursuing VVisdom's quest li Its spirit marches on. l ill T 1' Fight. Oh Fight for Marshall High Schoolg i l Fight, Oh Fight for Marshall High Schoolg lil iii, gil Fight, Uh Fight for Marshall High Schoolg E14 And back it to the end. rl Thereis a lasting satisfaction that emerges from its walls gi yi if And a great and joyous action flowing ever through its hallsg ' There's an honor and a glorv that will never, never fall ' ri--Qi Ui . . ' ' liar' iw.. , its spirit marches on. fggsgx fi'- -Virgifzia Spicer. 71, gk a . if T Page Seventy-'1 we 'Fig iilffwwf 'YW all - ,, ,HQHT 11,44 pm ,M L.- A- - - s- r. , ui ' 75llFiQf,mQfiQ.Lif W j gffjiiggi in I I' ' v fl E. 1'-L -R-:E-1.4.4 -fx:-Quant.: 1-,.,-HQ- K , ,. .:Qv4:siaw,ge-s:Qw4ug:idgs:f nav.:-sur:-1-i wwf:-...., .. Y. a. .., r. . 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If l l l l ll Rah-rah-rah-rah l , l ll l. l f lil Marshall Owls-Marshall Owls! ll ! pf Ray-y-y-y ! lll l fl Brackety yackety yackety yack Q , Willa-kazoo-kazi l There's no defeat! l ll!! We can't be beat ll' . . lil!! For we re from Marshall High! lf!-' all I ll , l. l l S-S-S-S-s-s-s-s-s-Boom! Ah-h-h-h-ll A ll Marshall ! l lil 1 ! l l ill! l l ll. Q!! Rah rah rah rah rah, Y Y Y Y NVe want a touchdown! l XV e want a touchdown! Baby ill a high chair! ll l ll ,l Who put him up there? Ma! Pa! Sis! Boom! Bah! Marshall High School l Rah! Rah! Rah! Rach-a-chicka-Boom ! Rach-a-chicka-Boom ! ll Rack-a-chicka- Rack-a-chicka- ll Boom! Boom! Boom! l Rip! Rah! Rah! l l l ll l'l Rip! Rah! Ree! l l ,ll 1 l, l Q. M h ll H' l Sl I 'l ly EQ! Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, arifitorvtgi C100 all l Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, ' ' gl il: ll I Marshall, Marshall, Marshall! l i l il! si 1 1 gli' You l1Z1VCll't got the pep fi! ' , , , Y l 'r A ttl ' s gap Yea, Team! Yea, Team! XCR, Team! 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L I Q: lg' Q ' EUY A CLARK JEWEL GAS RANGE WITH A LORAIN 5 OVEN-HEAT REGULATOR 3 AND SAVE YOUR WIFE A 5 FROM THE CGOKING DRUDGERY i l Missouri Gas Wi ii , , and Electmc SCFVICC Co N Ortiz Side Square f A Phone 18 A5 L S W ff' ..f-- ...LL,.,...:....L - -.An- ' ' .mugs-fn - - ' H- 12nn:1mmn:M1wmyfm-- , I -,,,.n7-,-.Qi-.., , -- - f ---- f - 7. X X , f AA , ,,4,g,.-, -,,1.-..a.f:.-.af X-17 ,- ff 'T' 'rhiffim-'T , r. AZT ja' ff, Y V ' H 'g 2 . ' ' --ff - 'fn 1 '? i'?i'T'T1i.T?Tilf7 g:ii' ,Ii'ZE'1L 1, - W. .,. ll l ll ,I, L T ii M ee T awless Mercantile Compan T rocefzey gli We frankly admit to the reader that We li are conspiring to acquire and retain your patronage, and We believe that our cus- ll toniers will regard it as a defensible and even a coniniendalole conspiracy. Ti Phone 240 s 4 ' l West Side Square MARSHALL, Mo. la . I W I WI' fame Ccryingj: I lost my Catf' Frog: 'Tll replace it for youf, l 1 Sl Jane: Oli, can you catch mice ?', ill l l I Q ii l l T SHOES and CLOTHING 5 r l THE STORE THAT LIVES UP il ll 9 l l , TO ITS MoTTo- V xl I Nl if , 1' cc 4 - ' 77 35655, All the new things first hill Page Seventy-Eight FSL - -T it it to N , tel -:f--1-1--::,:,,e.,1v1f: -337111 1,f::jg5gg,e,e ,-eveaeieif,-fell .X ,fe-,L-,ff-,-.4-,f--, - - Q 1, ,elf--flfzevv---4-4 -.Y-fiwluf., , pn ul.: ' ' '---4'---H - ----1 - ' --7- -'---- -----+2--:L-+4--x---J-Qgpa--.--..x..X,,.-.H-1.-:1L1.:.L.,7.V-'W -, ,:,:gg:g ---- - 1-5 X -Y A A ,fE::v'?.lTg:l5 3 ,, xt, T ,,g,:.,.,.L.t.::..-.L1g..: -1::.z:r..a-.H---me-17e,++::szmnmwmq44LaL:Qw: .:igney.z1m,,,,,.,..- ..,.,...,- ,,,.--.---.,.f.f.4 -.V .i,.,q 4 5 H O E -C L O T HI fzere Crzfzee! 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But Tommy is not an extinct animalf, 11111 Betty: Oh, yes sir, he was our eat hut the dog got hold of him. 11311 1 1111 1 g 1 131' 51 1MYERS8zCCReDER , 11 1 11 I 111 GROCERIES and QUEENSWARE 1 41 111 1 E 11 fl! ' 1 1 Phone 42 We Delwer 1g 1 Tl 1 5 11? 1 1- 1111 1 1 1 ffli N I-11 11 1 1 A W 1 BALDWIN-POUCHER 115 1 111 1 1111 11 1 Score cz touchclowra in appearance 1 5115 First-class barber work eg, 111 Page Se enty-Nine . . .1 -..e-fq-...l.....-1-.-..L '-aux?-una , Aug-7-x-y-+-e ? R5lnir-m1.-y.,-www. ....:..,-...:L:.:igL:?:'.L'T:-YL':Ji,-1.11- 1-,,1q 1 T F 1 H I l I 1, il . f 1 'A E: :gi :I vi 1 1 i I I I 1 ,-f, f1zr,iz::,m-- . v KV ..,41'f5i ' 'I -A -Qazessze li A yi ,il ,i rl ,i I I I I I 1 I X , I I, fb lji ll fz 11 ll nl I1 - :X A '. ' Tv lf, kg sq-mi'+Q1f-I-iffflf-felis Ili? 1 .ji 9 oAND1Rs, SODAS AND ion CREAM Always Fresh cmd Delicious 'll-wg ll Drugs of All Kinds and the Best of Service ii I lli i Investigate For Yourself ill Hatcher Pharmacy Company yi 4 il I1 ji 4' l Gi it f . l an , f 'A ra i I A-A-Af ' f a E QQEFEKZHQQDHEM 1 1 Lavinia Lower wants to know why vitamins were put in spinach and cod- liver oil instead of cake and candy. ffsiabia-thai 1854 gi I A I Red Cross Pharmacy y G. C. XVATERS, Proprietoi' MARSHALL, MO. gy I DRUGS, SUNDRIES, KODAKS, Rosr CARDS ' l AMATEUR FINISHING, SODA FOUNTAIN le I l ii EAR . all I G N ll I lil COMMERCIAL LRTTRRING A Aw A MARSHALL, MO. Page Eighty LT fry? iDA.AA.,AA,.i.., iA,i ,LL D---L. , ,.,i--.-LA.- DLL, ,,,i,,,,D,v, V - H ' Twiif' R ' ' ' ' ' ' -,A-,122-1.,'2l:TAjTl 2555 '11'.ii1..2?rl,2g',- 1:1 1- 3,1 ' 73 , ggi - ,ww my v - F, gl' L -, 30-N44 'gggvh-.1 A- - -,-,,,,i:,qugQQfQ+,iQ24i1wNw1m :2m: :aaal::1.1:-r'..m-n5:.f-v:v-Q-?-,-,. .,........44.....f :....:-.e 1'-'. 4 4 , fi I , A Lg MARSHALL BOOK STORE SCHOOL SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS South Side Squ l1'C lelephofle LA CROSSE LUMBER CO. Irlx '-rar ---.1-...iL,, -- -..-.xlu.-lfxx-1'v 75 4!Z.g.. .. .f -F -vnu:-A. ,...,:,.':,,,N -v--3.1 ,J filzi ff-I LL I LA XI In W I III I.. Q ,QV li Q I I A X XI K IJ ,I IK X. II-1' ,II IL. I ' I I C rw I I I We Have Served You-'Since 1888 I I I We Are Still Enjoying It I X' I B. NICIIOLAS, Mamzgcaf II? I George M'aClc: OuCh, I bumped my crazy bone. A If L. La.I's01z: Oh, just comb your hair different So the bump wo11't Show. I1 RCSB SCHRECKLER I7 is H I I 'IWELBV' wesIsIaesqum.nARsrxALLMo. II QVII jOHNSTON'S CANDIES ' SAYLOR'S CHOCOLATES I II I ELIZABETH ARDEN GOODS I I I I I I I JOHN T. DAVIS I, Youc Druggist West Side Square 75HIb GARDEN COURT TOILETRIES ws '- K 1 1 'II iII:L,Wzf, MARTHA VVASHINGTON CANDIIZS PENSLAR RLMLDIES rj 'xiii Page Eighty-Une .L- rg 1' ' x I IJ W - .L,,,1,4,,2.,,,,,., , f LL.-.:L1:L.::.1::rmu:g rf DZHHQ- fa :I FM If 1 I 1111 11,1 J 1 U H1 '1 l I 1 ,I 1 .1 ,1 1 1 :13 I'- yi 1 . XV N I I M y 1 I E! 1 1 pf ifffiiiii gg J 2 . E -glfivj '- F ll C Marsha aundr o. L Different 13 15 1,1 SEVEN SERVICES, ONE OF WHICH 151 WILL EXACTLY MEET YOUR NEED h IH F1 Q1 'Yi Phone 209 FRED E. DOANE, Ma1zager 1 :iii Dmmy: From whence come those motley freckles P 1 Speck: From eating rusty 1'aiSi1IS.', Y' i! Phones 376-377 167 W. N01-111 St. h 1 1 I Turley Ru mans 1 k DEALER IN STAPLE 1' and FANCY CRCCERIES lg 1.111 11, E1 HENDON 81 LILE 1 sir CASH HARDWARE gl 1515555 11110116 78 MARSHALL, Mo, 553121 Page Eighty-Two 151 111. 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Ralph Ezfans: The Gillette, I thinkf, VANDYKE 81 COMPANY LOANS-ABSTRACTS INSURANCE MARSHALL MISSOURI H. W. WINN CROCERY STAPLE AND FANCY GRO CERIES f wx I. XLI MISSOURI Ipd. is Ighff QI Phone -IOO and 401 MARSHF J, I Iifm lwhiy IIIILL ,M I L: -5 V 'v I .e,e ,V lp ' ---- --- Y-Y :Iv-f,-I4-,YW -- - Y TM., M, -,:,,,G..,..,,,,,,,,.,.,, 5' 1 .1,L..:::iJ4:::.zf4::-me 1 R1 wi 1 11 .11 vm ffl w .1 1,1 1,51 ul ,fu ,. 'Q ,,:f'f gifa' I - ' iileag 45.1 111 J 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 ,R Y 1. , . 1111 'I A E. -E ' Rl A li - F- fx 1. 1 is ITL f' A M Mmm 352 he ,, ? H 115 3 H 1 759-Sw xfyfh, XLFE-5 of y 1 BANK OF MARSHALL MLW E 11 . 1 CHOOSE ONE TO MEET YOUR 1 REQUIREMENTS 1 I , H ere are the Plans H 1 1 PROGRESSIVE CLASS Pay 1 cent to Start and increase 1 cent each Week and have 312.75 in 50 weeks. f 3 Pay 2 cents to Start and increase 2 cents each week s and have 325.50 in 50 weeks. 1 Pay 5 cents to Start, etc., have 36375. 3 ' REVERSE CLASS Pay 31.00 first week and 98 cents 2nd Week, etc., -4 W and have 325.50 in 50 Weeks. 1 to Pay S250 first week anc132.45 2nd Week, ac.,aw.1 1, have 363.75 in 50 Weeks. n ' 3 FIXED AMOUNT CLASS 1 Pay 50 cents each week and get 325 in 50 Weeks. 1 Pay 31 each week and get 350 in 50 weeks. 3 Pay 32 each Week and get 3100 in 50 weeks. 11 Pay 35 each week and get 3250 in 50 weeks. M W M Pay 310 each week and get 3500 in 50 Weeks. 4 Other plans can be arranged to Suit your requirements 1 Call at the bank for information if A . I HQ . V 11 . T H o. AN 0 MAR HALL 1 1't I - f 77 0 111 i w U .. X X 5, Home of the Savings Clubs ck f fl .. if Page 1z1g11ty-1'ou1' 2 1, J 7 4 Q' Vf., f -f-.--..-Lv.T .,. .,L.,.iE,,,,1-ff? .,,-E.-E,,.,,.,,.., ,S E af ' 1 E-5:3-gi? .flfip.1..f,1, ' 'K C11 YYI' 7 ' 7 ' '77 'g w: 7 ' A...3 , '. - . , :. ,,z,,A ,1 Sig 'L.,S,'...g,.L.Z.ZJZ..-.Lz..: '.E:z:r..z,ag--qHQ,1fJ.+, :Qz: f:1gLr:1.1:1m:.xfp,...,,,-:-3....- ,.,...-, 4.....,.: .- -V- E-HJ KES-si? Biff-'J Lg DANIELS LUMBER CO R M PHILLIPS Manager EVERYTHING THE M BUILDER NEEDS gl ll II S. Y , .f,,..i1: 'gg-gt ..t. . ,Wim K P A P P , -- - - Y . V l 1 .V I k ,.-.' .-., ..... , . . I ,A Mil- fl ,tffqxggjgmmavru-' .:,:j , 5 -,'EE.,', m,Mv E- U I FE3ii!5Tf2f,i::3::f2?: LEG? ' R - 'Tb' K, V X -1532 L l L 1 EEEW L .Al I In - I. A A Ex' If 2:5 I 4, ' X 7579, A ' L, -Qzgfgg ,.:l.gLfL1 1' I 3 3 ' P I ' ' I Emu W IH XX -I I ' X ,e,- T-pf' 3 f ' I Bax C Q' 'In Tri: ' , 'I I Q w - 1 ,RI z I H - , :gg . . I 1 1 N I 'Il , I , 1 3 , 1 I 15 Ig 1 Y j 1 f I' l I 1 3 V li ,, 1 1 'V I I I rg ' 'I 4 fy I T. I : x I I I I I 1 I M I, I ,V xx lv H V I1 W lx W I '1 gl, If I7 ,ji l, ff' I - W , I I 02 Tj H F v I l Phone 137 I' li If I V I M wi H! 1 a p X fl Katy: An owl IS a funny 100k11'lg thmgf' rin Gerze: 5'Yeh, they look so human. WE Ii lil V , I 'I I .uw 1 , i Missouri Ice Cream Company I , I aw Wholesale M arlafaeturers of N ,5 BUTTER, ICE CREAM AND ICES 1 A il I I 4 MARSHALL, MISSOURI ll l I ilu I ' I I TNQ ,I '1 illi MII es db gl. BUICK A STAR Real Service ll REA GARAGE Phone 45 GOODYEAR TIRES EXIDE BATTERIES Page Eighty-r , .ff 'ww W? :Y I ,E B EET TQ ef eeef ee ff A Y -+1 eg' nwfif 'i TLD ..i. T11 Q?QiQQ:.',il',:',1g , ' ,Vie-, E...,,....L ...,.....,- ' .. g4-.:L:g:E1::.2:4:frn:::17 yt ' - T'T i -iw. - ,ff X, ,-:2 v-'-5-2 5,15 . 1 I lu ' 1 1 Ia l s J 1 lf ,,, X, gl ,Jw 'fl ,r :ll lu: ll ,ln xl!! 1-' J A all fi X tffgwxiei f My Farmers Savings Bank nl MARSHALL, MO. fr ls A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED Tlzrwt HIS Bank is a believer in the habit yl of Thrift, particularly for the young, and was the first to establish a Savings Department in Marshall. For the same l reason it undertook the task of handling ' the School Savings accounts of this city, not for any pecuniary profit involved but y to encourage the practice of regular saving ll among children. The ideal situation Will A, not be attained until EVERY child in the public schools has a Savings Account in l Which regular Weekly deposits are made. Have you started Yours? ll, ia, All 44 ' 7' The School Savmg Bank gg H 1 J ' ' 4wnE1Q-afiQT4272MH0 :Jaw:ff 1:-1gz.r: an-wssng:-,...,,..fr:,.,,,- ,,...--, svn., ,- ,, , --. . ,..- A . 1-EQ. lf f I ll? IRQ 'i: S I New F1sher Book Store NOR1'I'I SIDE SQUARE STATIONERY cmd SCHOOL SUPPLIES ll .I I Z Ill We Do Picture Framing 'PI C1 ll FRED FAIR E. P. RORERTS l l l F Saline County Abstract Company FARM LOANS, ABSTRACTS, INSURANCE f Local Ageizflv for l FARM AND HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS'N ll NEVADA, TXTISSOURI E OFFICE IN BANK OF SALINE BUILDING TELEPHONE 836 I F. ml I ' Dean Duggi1zs.' I hear you made the football team. , Bail! Scott: Oh, the other boys helped a little. II lv I 5 , , ,QI VI QUALITY A MARKET MEATS PASTRIES VEGETABLES GROCERIES fl I I ,H I 1 lil Phone 900 EH F , El Tl Q f A D I w i Page Eighty-Seven A H' l l ,, ,, A, ,dgxtg-T!-gf ---fgifzigi: ie? FT-'1ii3ie'3 V T 11'-aL'rr'1vSl5!!S'fff',,l. , EQQE'- e f', , -MAJ' -7.12: ,-f:iTaL:::::,:--::A. AL' ,,,.ggg,g1I1 ,'LA131L::gE1.g.,-:1,v f 1 xQ. L f Ao. , I ll - F ', l Q l l A -'why M-Q-A-A 'SWA' Gljziigigxfr 11,359 fff ,Ir f l' W Qi Cooper Clothlng Compan ll I l I IJ In li U HART, SOHAEENER sz MARX CLOTHES E5 W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES VH ll The store that saves you moneyl' ' ll TONY DAVIS I Tailor ALTERATION and REPAIRIN G SECOND FLOOR-EAST SIDE All l li ll I l I I l I l I BROWN Sz REID, JEWELERS Frog Doughty .' VVhat would you advise me to read after graduation ?' I I Zlliss Fishefn' The help Wanted eolumufl 'T il H l I l , The Hallmark Store W 4 F II 'I I- , ,K l I MLA? 'N Succc's501's to C. A. MAUCH Q DIAMONDS-WATCHES-JEWELRY l NORTH SIDE SQUARE MARSHALL, MISSOURI EWELL EROS. 'ell J Il M E A T S ll gg STAPLIE AND FANCY GROOERIES QUEENSWARE 6 K EAST SIDE SQUARE PHONE 63-64-65 ff l ! uflggm Page Eighty-liight f . Y' W 7 Y 'L' ,A:,M,,,' Wh, E.. ,T -1, Q Qg'3,1.,J,g.2:II,Q..,g.,.g'-' EL- F' -'fqgmm...+,14 :Qz: 44lE::14x.::Lzaasxa:-N.gv-Q-QQ--- ...-'...g...-,,.r gg, ,- 3:-H . , I1 - - W '-'--sl ,- . ,. , .... .,.,,,,...., N -..H W., H 1 , 1 I 1 111' 'iii USTO L z e Uhderzorzfer He who succeeds best, serves best -432 -. '--4... ' nsf....a.mm'-z:'zv.,...,,..,,, - - '-- -M-4-.. .,,,,-gg-,,, -.-M ' X NP! r Cf .f i 5 Lili, E-, Amonuo, We--lnii ,Nl A, jg 1 ,Vs ik y 5 X , 4fsi:,E,vf, 1 X r. -tg ffiff.-in is .Ljgl ,Si i vw ,ill '-qhgzg riff J , fe h ! r-1 in jf? X -L N EEF 'iid 1 . ' I ,J 4 1 li 1 1 IW 1 1 1 11 V 3 H T 0 1 1 W , 13 I ' E I 1 H 1 ii ga ' 1 . - l , u 1 I E1 QV H 1 il 1 15. lil ,Ni 1, M 1. i r ,. r A i I' 1 I 5 i w 2 L 5 1: ,. . 1 iff xii 11 jk, 1 11 'HQ I' V 4 , lil? 1 if f 1 4 ' 1 L 7, X i iii F Nj : 1 i S 1 . , I 1 L I i 5 ,Ji 11 ali i ig r 3? f 11 M P .f' ,, I Y' 1 12,1 1 H1 ii!! gl 515, ,- iii V ,WV , iii 1 iff 9 1 '1 1 ' QR Wh' f ,y ,nf 27 f if I u , N' f' Hg' he CANDYLAND The only place in the City for honie-made Candies, Light Lunches, Drinks of all Kinds, Fancy Ice Cream, Sherbets Special for Churches cmd Schools Any Fancy Bricks You Want PHONE 131 MARSHALL, MO. EAST SIDE SQUARE 11Lfa1'-v Have you heard ahout Vivais new boy friend? Nellie: Yes, does she carry crackers around to keep hini quiet PM Buying Your POULTRY, EGGS AND CREAM Since 1900 VV e Appreciate Your Patronage MARSH ALL PR GD UCE CO. PHQNE 721 341 N. LAFAYETTE E. R. LATIMER GROCERIES and QUEENSWARE PHONE 11 NORTH SIDE SQUARE BLXRSHALL. MO. f Page lgighty-B I 1 J . 7.41, , O E W ,,,, ,, ,, , ,M , .--e...-, rf,,-f ,Q 'rv ' ' ' ' ' M' oc,,o, Q ,ooc O,.o E 1 , 1 is 1 71- A J ' ' ' ' - M C ' A ' K 4 ' ' ' ' ' '-::., ' -' -'---I-.-f.- . . -M-,-V -. ' 1.4. L.l-.i'f.,l.::.2i..::.::: f- -- , , ,saga-r-n-Qi ,,,-., X! Y' r .War i i',5'ff-4, L IU fjlw , ,147 EU' JI! A influx Q, M Xf1flZ.gfJ I M51 fri 2 0:4 :Q .,J 'V W. A35 gm NE M lx W ifj EP R 1'R 1 il wil V w ,ll M J ' , s :IE ri' 1 I V u F 3' I 'x W 1 1 A LL 4 a : 1 1 v I ,, I wil U I R Vs N! gl R :Lf Zi? Q QQ? QU, , , R W' R Hg IH if? R LN N Hi O I ,U . :Wm six , Y' 1! f if? UH ,NW 'ax V . L fin 4 J V X, .J Lgfzgfllft , - U V -. 5 1 3 1l 1 4 i 1 F V4 THE USE OF Us 7 ---A S O L D H O M E BRE D IS INDICATIVE OF YOUR SUPERIOR JUDGMENT Bliss Bclwood-VVhat is '21 metaphor? Willifzvvz Ma-rslzall-VVhy, for cows, of course. W A 'Rf ,tg TAR ELECTRIC SHOP 'URRUUmm 'neutroclyne-plus R R CGNNELLY P PER Page Ninety T2 ,V .--,,---.--.-?f-H-- A ----ff if Y .-U+.A,J1if7?.2W ,K ,W ....-.......A,Y-X JARRALRR .-,lf ff , -- ,.Y in - R. YY,,Y -, , ',g V QU 1, L A U - ,v 1 I S ,ij x .W 4-f xg I 'Lf RJR fly M,.'2,g,5:iv:,,,,-, 3 K1 5, E ti 5,:.,I.4LL1II.I-.L:...L:cZ..ZL!r.-Inu:rqtwnk4.g,g :wmfW44.g5.::x:L2uxgq-w9,v42::f:ia:ae:1.1-azxa:-f.,,-,.,-Q-Q-f.. .-,..-.-.4....-.::J.g::'1iw -. I I I I ,I I I ij I , I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 Of' I I I I I I I I ORN 6 I Ig, I 5 ,sa .LII UL:-2 , V , J -4. - f.':.',li1?35'31Igi:t v - L ,Qfpqj-V L-fr:-M - ,-wa? K , 1,2 5 bifida, ff' Iqeipgz 'AIN X It - 'fa , 1 1 -X' E IE' -....,.,--L. ..,. ,a-.Lt4u.-:4.eH-:gf-1-hx-J: ,v JII - ' Y YW ' ' Mt A ' ' ' ' I 'V F., ,fl , -fy ' ' 'Wi 'M M N Mghgwi L..1 eggiiifilrfis fl: 1-fr-if-f'.,igl.1FY:l 7,657 if V 'I 'JI QV! X I fi? I? libs, f JN X II, I, IIII . I II xg wilt I H X545 A I C I E s' 49 7.-'III wll II II I I The wise man of the day tells the younger QI generation to specialize. II1 I M The way to specialize is to study every phase of a profession chosen or a business enlisted in. III' II. II It I I Know all that there is to be learned about it, we I I: and then, perchance, new light will be shed II' upon the way, and it may become the student's I I 1 I I 1 privilege to be the originator of a new system, I I I I I the diviner of a new truth that will revolution- II I ize business and link his name with those of W 4 I I I the immortals. II MISSOURI VALLEY STORES COMPANY 'y I I I Hofzuczrd Lilo: lt's the little things that bother us-you can sit on 1 I a mountain, but not on a tack. I I I - ,I WALL PAPER PAINTS III I-I I II T. I: ,II III II P OH f I1 IIE 0 0 I I. I 5 I It I I 106 East Arrow II I II I I I il IIE? 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