The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1914-04-10
A LARGE CLASS
THIS YEAR AT H.S.

The senior class OF the Marshall
high school perfected its final organ
lzation few days since by electlng
as president MIR. Carroll Deis, as vice
president Miss Belle Chaffee and as
secretary-treasurer Miss Virginia
Brown. These officers together with
Prin. J. X. Bear as faculty adviser
will constitute the executive COM
mittee. The class OF 1914 consists
OF 81 pupils. 43 young women and
rs young men, the largest by more
than half that ever graduated from
the school. OF this number twelve
young women and one young man
complete the newly installed teacher
training course and in recognition OF
the excellent foundation for teach
ing given them In this course during
the year the state department will
confer upon each certificate valid
for two years and renewable for life.
The names OF these completing this
course are as follows: Olive Allen.
Jane Craig. Pearl Delaporte. Adele
Ellingson. Celia Hopkins, Rewena
Huff. Elizabeth Lacy. Edna McDo-
well. Katherine Marshall. Neva Mar
shall. owen G. Rawlings. Marie Sam
uels. and Louise Sydenstricker. or
the remainder OF the class 50 VIII
complete the commercial course Of
fered for the first time during the
current school year. 2 Of whom are
young women and II young men. or
the is yoihng men IN the class only
three have not enrolled IN either the
teachor-training or commercial bran
ches. while OF the entire Gl pupils all
but 10 have enrolled IN one or the
either OF these vocational lines. or
In other words. OF the 6 youth about
to finish their high school course
as have chosen such vocational bran
chcs. wholly or In part during their
senior year. as the curriculum OF
the school offers. while only I : have
clung to the purely academic. This
fact illustrates very nicely the force
ful call Of the Immediately useful
upon the student body In our high
schools to-day. a number OF the
/ nuplls Iu this class did their lower
class work In the other high school
OF the county and have camc TO Mar
shall for their senior year and gradu'
alton, Arrow Rock being represented
! by two, Nelson By two, Slater and
Malta Bend by one each, and others.
Four OF these completing the teach
er-trainlng and two OF these COM
lrletlng the commercial course have
previously graduated ut the Marshall
high school and have this year re-
turned for special work along these
lines.
The entire class roster Is as follows
Olive Allen, James Ashurst, virginia
Brown, Ruth Bell. Elithe Belwood'
/ +. Bradshaw. Roberta Clough' W.
Crutcher, Bina Cooper. Belle Chaffee
Jane Craig. Lillian Crank. Albert
Cowan, Carroll Deis, Pearl Della
porte, Adele Ellingson. Eugenia
Fleming, Eunice Fulton. Eloise Flan'
ders. Alma Grimes. Stella Hall, Car
Teton Hall, Virginia Hall. Viola Har-
rison, Mary Hedges, Freddie Hight
shoe. Celia Hopkins. shelton Houx'
Dorothy Horne, Rowena Huif Theo-
docia Huff. Alice Irvine, Cecil lshell'
Elizabeth Lacy. George Ludwig Ed
ma Mcdowell, ID. .McFadden, Thaddeus
McFadden, Marjerie MCGUIRE Ruth
Mccormick. Frank Manning, Rather
yne Marshall, Mary Marshall Neva
Marshall. Alice Miller, Russell Nick
elias. Alice Peecher, Mildred Piper
Robert Railey, Vance RAIDER, owen C.
Rawlings, Marie Samuels, Florence
Snider, Ruth Sanders, Margaret
SPOTS, Louise sydenstricker, Mild
dred Sparks, Catherine Thorpe Her
man Valentine, Eva Wilkinson, and
Chesleigh Yovell.