The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-16

HIGH SCHOOL CROWDED
Must Have Part OF Glasses IN
the Afternoon.
Assignment Of Teachers for the
Term Announced.

to whfttle desks and thereby leave q
mark behind. others to win honors in
football but many to get right down to
work and study. The attendance IL
larger than ever before but the Rgul es
have not yet been made up.
Superintendent Davidson was the
busiest man in Topeka. 1t seemed that
every fond parent in town wished him
to place his right hand on the wonder
full pate Of the parents phenomenal
youngest The superintendent had to
understand from scores that Little VIII
lie was the brightest lad that ever ira
versed the country road. The superin-
tendent accomplished the feat of MAX
ing every papa and mamma think their
child was the coming Emerson of the
west.
The teachers seemed Just as anxious
to talk with the SUPERINTENDENT as the
parents. Children full of the vfEor and
excitement brought on by a summer va
cation seem are not as tractable as the
inexperienced might wish when irving
to pacify them but the teachers man
aged to secure order in short time and
by noon the children had been marShaied
to their proper seats and had received
their instructions. Then the rush for
the book stores to buy readers. geogra-
phieS, spoilers arithmetics. grammars
and states began. Only Topeka children
do not use states any more. That is
nice old custom which has given way to
ruled paper.
At the high school there were walls
of disappointment On account OF the
crowded condition of the building the
sub-freshman class will have to recite
besides having some Rotations in the
mornings. Heretofore the high school
has been in session only in the morn
ings, as is usual in high schools. but
fn accommodates the a ffan6-
ance it was necessary to employ more
teachers and keep the school open In the
afternoons The new teachers at the
high school will be Anna Marie Nel1is
Mary LIakin. Winifred Everinghaaaa.
Lutte J. Embleton.
The new feature Of the school system
will be the manual training depart
Arthur Will have charge of the depart
nlent- For the first year the work will
he In clay modelling, wood carving and
joining The high basement rooms at
Branner were built for the purpose OF
using them for manual training and this
year the board of education has decided
to take the first step toward the adop.
ton OF the new feature in the school
system of the city At the close of the
term an exhibit of the work done will
be made
TEACHERS FOR THIS YEAR.
Following Is the assignment Of teach
High SCHOOL,. D. whittemore, prin-
cipal; E. II. Heacock, vice principal;
Viola A. Troutman, Effie Graham, Laura
L. Ewing, Mary w. Barkley. Alice b.
Patterson, Annie Douglas, Bessie Bough-
ton, Elizabeth Davidson, A. ]. Stout, Lou
Nash. Daisy L. McCampbell, Eva
schley, W; g: Magaw. Anne r: Mon
teith, Edith Moore. Winnifred Wander
Richard Hargreaves, Mary Lakin, Wini-
fred Everingham. Lutte j. Embleton.
Grant School-E. A. Simerwell. prin-
eipal; Frances Brown. half day; Anna
Edna Guy, Alice Dallas, Bessie Root,
Manetta Burdge, Ellen HeartburE, Jes-
sic Hoover, Maude Pattison.
Lane Schools. G. Watkins. prin-
cipal; Robert de Frantz, Hester Haw-
kins, Minta Beck.
Quincy School-W. H. Wright, prin-
cipal; Frances Brown. half dy; Minna
Mccall, Maude Bishop, BERTHE Brown,
Grace Root. M. c. Miller, Nina Moore.
Lincoln School-M. L. Field, principal;
Laura D. Bailey, Isadorsy Kirk, Fannie
George, Marie Hagan, Dollie Martin.
Margaret Haggart, Anna Payne, Jane
T. Cleland. Blanche Stewart
Madison SchoolER. H. Wade, prin-
cipal; Nathaniel Sawyer. Sadie r. Nc
Lean, Belle Forte.
Branner SCHOOL,. H Mcbride, prin-
cipal; Daisy Hunter, Mabel Smith,
Catherine Flynn, Lila M. Latham, Ger
trude Lewis. Minnie McMurtrie, Lydia
Barnes. Margaret Maxwell. Grace
Woodford. Catherine Lux. Bessie Max
well, Mary Cochran, Princie Macarthur
Parkdale School-Linda r.. Haines,
principal: Lou Tillson, Mabel Chambers,
Laura Mcclure. Ada Fulcher. Jean
Koontz.
Washington School-John L.Harrison,
principal; E Ridley. EMS Morgan, Julia
B. Abbott.
Monroe School-Fred Roundtree, prin-
cipal; Felicia Davis, Henrietta jackson,
Matte Page.
Garfield school-Carrie Goddard, prin-
cipal; Anna x. Palmer, Annie B. Banks,
AIDA Smith, Kathryn Crawford, Mabel
Pond, Gertrude Morton, Alice Mccoy.
Van Buren, School-Elizabeth II. Guy,
principal
Jackson School-Fenella Dana, prin-
cipal; e. n. Roudebush.
Polk School-Elizabeth Tharp. prfnci-
pal; Marie Westerf1eld. Blanche Carna-
han, Candace E. Laubach Jennie Clark
son, Sadie v. Leeper. Elizabeth Davis,
Ida Macferran. Flora Bunker. Ella
Euclid School-Madge Moore. princi-
pal: Ethel Aldrich. Ida Hoeack. Nellie
Lercher. Elizabeth Eby. Maude scheer-
err.
Douglas school-Mary n Langston-
Lowman Hill School-Lola Graham.
principal; Jessie Donnell, Nellie Collins,
Mamie NJ Schenck
Buchanan School-C. f. Clinckscale
principal: Gaitha Page. Mary B. Pat
terson. Mary Jamison
Clay Scheol-O. p M McCHntock.
principal; Mildred Hazelrigg, Helen +.
Butterf1eld. Mary Menteith. Ida M.
Zellers, Harriet Van Amburgh, Anna NJ.
Hagar, Alice Gentry, Eimora McCay.
Laura Beverly, Beulah Lee, Lida. Pat
terson, Abbie McElroy.
Potwin School Eliza Maggie. principal
Estella Darby, Allie Whitmore. Mxttie
J. Dugan.
Summer School George H Mays.
principal; n. L. Tuckerman. Callie
Newell, Catherine Quinche, Irene B.
Russell, Maude Van Houten, Josephine
Hope. Sue Stevenson. Bessie Babcock
Harrison School-E G. Foster. princi-
pal; Mildred Hazelrigg. Camilla Camp
bell, Mildred Shaw. Elizabeth Samson.