Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-10-15
Nj. & M. SCHOOL NOTES

The Castalia program for Wed
nesday, Oct. IA, at 9 o'clock, wa
as follows: Jean Finley, Sara Croy
Orpha Holman, and Doris Davis
each gave an Ohio poem a.
October IA was Ohio poetry day
Readings were given by Gladly.
Parsons, Maxine Campbell, Eleanor
Fox, Nancy White, Wilma Melon
laid and June Taylor. Two musica
readings were given by Media Tay
lor, with Gretchen Scott at the pi
ano. A talk entitled Football
was given by Paul Price, and
Richard Gaines.
The chapel was held Monday
The program opened with the re-
peating of the pledge of allegiance
TO the flag, and the singing of three
stanzas Of America, the Beauti-
ful.' The speaker was Lieut..
! Clyde Bankes, former faculty mem
| Der OF M. & M. He told about the
different kinds of poisonous gases
which he had been studying. He
also related some of his experiences
and observations while in training.
On Friday, October 9, Mr.. Arch
D1ehl gave us very interesting
talk using many epigrams An
epigram is short pithy saying
having the property of being con-
Trajectory. Some of his original
eplgramswere: "The ships that are
sure to come in are the hardships,"
ut takes our kids to get our goats"
A gossip lives by taking in ru-
mors," Beware of the big red car
and the green little driver" Mr..
by the Hi-Y club.
The New Concord-M. & M. foot
ball game will be played this after
noon, October Is, at New Concord.
The sophomore class election was
held Tuesday, Oct 6. Those elect
ed were: President, Eugene Wood
ward; vice president, Robert Black
burn; secretary, Orpha Holman;
treasurer, Gretchen Scott; class ad-
visor, Miss Dortha Sexten.
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Oct. z. Group singing was led by
Miss Stewart with Miss Sheridan at
the piano. Our speaker was DR..
Howard Scott, who gave us a very
interesting talk of his recent trav-
els in the southwest of the United
States and Mexico.
Big Reds Defeat The Ramblers
The M. & M. Big Reds defeated
the Roseville Ramblers in last
Thursdays game at Roseville, 2O-6.
In the first quarter Roseville ran
over, around and through M. &c NJ,
but couldn't manage tally. The
Big Reds didn't count until late in
the second quarter, when from the
20 yard stripe shovel pass-Price
to Rudolph proved good with Ru-
dolph adding the point. Roseville
didn't draw blood until after the
half when Lacy picked a pass out
Of the air behind Elliott and raced
for the end zone in what proved to |
be the Ramblers' only marker.
M. & M. came back shortly before |
the end of the quarter when Price |
Rambler pass and |
raced untouched 60 yards for a
touchdown. Rudolph's plunge for |
the point was stopped little shy of |
the line. Shortly after the start of |
the last quarter the Big Reds push
ed to the 20, and Rudolph went |
over left tackle for a touchdown |
in very beautiful play. The point |
was added by Charles RED" Tay-
lor, who appears to be a valuable
addition to the M. & M. team. The
remainder of the game was un-
eventful except for trick punt by
Price which went up the field in the
air and came bouncing finally COM
ing to rest behind, it's starting
place. The crowd was entertained
at half time by the 81 piece high
school band from Roseville.
NJ. & M. Roseville
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