Marshall High School - Marshallonian Yearbook (Marshall, IL)

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950 sent i as -.Mgt .'1.,Qj1,, ,4'1 ' nfl. ,-,qw -' 'x '11- te , .g -1 Faculty and staff have changed in many ways throughout the years. One objectixe that has remained constant has been the desire to educate the students of Marshall in the most professional manner possible. A new chapter in lVlarshall's history was written when the first teachers' strike oc- cured October 23, 1985. After negotiations failed between the Board of Education and the Marshall Association of Classroom Teachers classes were cancelled for thirteen days as teachers walked the picket lines. as , 4 no ' ' 4 , f 4 is AS 'll1lr'.lll'N Nl Xlir Km' .- gr' Emwiiwg . w :.1 f': ' .A g' .i.. g vi.-: -1 nm at 'NlX7lli i .ll lla lil'lllKllF .tv lr .2 lilllr' ' -f 'ir' sg ' is .ts s'ir x.s!r'.' 'rua sltzkmg -t il.. 1. f- 5lNlttlili'tNlW lil li '.s ti - up Z'ir 2r,1.'1r's' vw Xlflil VX 1 ' lr f ll.,.zr t.'tliNllil Vw 'A RN .'i'N'NEl ttlimtllikl .ur ..nV .vm ' t lf' LF, 'rfiurrs lkl Q0 ii 50 , IW lil X

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.lyk When a new village, town or city was laid out history records that a part of the land was set aside for homes, churches and schools. So it is true of Marshall. Col. Wm. B. Archer, who laid out the town of Marshall, reserved several blocks for the use of schools and an academy. ln 1835 in the plat of the original town of Marshall. square number five, on which the North Elementary school now stands, was donated for education whereon to erect a col- lege. On the southwest corner of this block the following winter a man by the name of Thomas Handy taught a term of school there. IN REVIEW . Y V W ' v f' A I if V E Mg! .Hi ' :if 1 ,Vi 1 -iff The orgmtal high school building on North bixth Street was first occupied in 1903 German, Latin, French and Creek were taught in the classical department. Commerce and Agriculture were also taught. Mrs. Eliza Whitlock was the teacher of in- strumental music and pupils had use of the piano for 320 extra. Pencil Drawing was 356 ex- tra. Dr. Wm. Edison was vocal music instructor. giving three lessons a week of one hour each. for 34 per session. The year was divided into two sessions of twenty-two weeks each. Summer session com- menced the last Monday in May and the winter session the second Monday in November..A vacation of six weeks after the winter session and two weeks at the end of the summer term was given. In April, 1853. at the close Of the winter session 133 males and 76 females were enrolled. After the purchase in 1871 of the college building for public school purposes, Mr- LS' Kilbourn became principal of schools- as the . . erin nine. W The class of 1881, numb g rshau High first class to graduate from MH School. aff On 1 nad0 S1 of Mal was not it been, hav6 bf towers structul tive fe? were bl The done 1 building roof W moved, in, wai damagi propert southwi was als third beyonc reamint and ha agricult under also ha closing it neces the libr dinarily Classes incluo Genera and all The gy study

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PIIIICIPHI People Pnnttpals do more than determme puntshments Thex ire respons1ble tor stttng that nmanx state repcnts are tompltttd and sent ln bw deadhne Thu 'UL ulled upon to be turrlculum 1 use tounselors and staff itxtloptrs The prtnupal sees that tht thool tuntttons as smoothly as pos-,tblt lttthout thetr leadershlp sthuol tuntttons would be almost tmposstble Prtnttpals who hate served Mar hull Htgh Sthool throughout the xt xrs xnt ude Rmlph D Kean 19101912 ltmsh lwtlltams 19131916 11. L Hxrntsh 19171919 U ml huns 19201921 B H Cmndall 1922 1923 lorrestfl Edwards 1924 J R Colbert 1925 Nui F Ctrxey 19261927 P R R Geddes 1928 1935 QW V Nelson Stark 1936 1942 V Qa,-1preeZe1943 V Robert C Grant 1944 V E B Allen 1945 1948 V Kenneth C B 1949 rumm 1950 f KWWTF -ni V E I Hamngton 1951 1964 V D G M on cNary 1965 1980 V Bob Thompson 1981 Present Z lnncu v-dw tl I deslrf them A ne wrllle cured f8ll6d Teach days a