The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-31
FIFTY SIX GRADUATES.
Miss Della Smiley Heads List of Com
mon School Students.

On June II the graduating exercises
of the Shawnee county district schools
will be held at the Topeka high school
and the Sc graduates will receive their
diplomas. This will be the third
union graduating exercises, and the
people who attend will come from all
parts of the county.
There are eight SCHOLARSHIP s"three
versity, one at Wash burn college, and
three at the Stricken business col
lege. The eight scholars ranking
highest are entitled to the scholar
graduates and their relative standing
are:
l. Della Smiley, Silver Lake town
:. Clara A PEARS, Topeka town
g. Arnett a. Rodgers. Mission
township.
4. Ethel Wright, Soldier township.
5. Clara Smiley, Silver Lake town
s. Anna Byrne, Soldier township.
Z. Harry Priest, Menoken town
8. Ina Moore, Auburn township.
The exercises will be held in the
morning. The diplomas will admit
the graduates to the Topeka high
school and college and university aca-
demic departments. Many of the
graduates will attend the Shawnee
county normal institute, at the high
school building, beginning June g.
Many of those who successfully pass
the examination and secure teachers
cerU1ncateS may be employed in the
Shawnee county schools next year, as
the school boards are having trouble
IN finding enough teachers. The in
structors of the institute will be Prof.
n. l.. Miller and Prof. A. J. Stout of
the Topeka high school; Miss Mary
Monteith. of Clay school, and W. H
Wright of the Lincoln school.
Prof. Miller will have charge of the
classes in general history didactics
grammar, and management: Prof
Stout the classes in physics, physi-
ologY, and constitution; Miss Monteith
the classes in geography. history, and
Kansas history; Mr.. WrightN the
classes in arithmetic. bookkeeping
photography, and algebra. The coun-
ty superintendent will have charge of
the classes in reading, English Htera-
ture and penmanship.
The graduates of the county
schools who will receive diplomas are
as follows: Horace Wilkie, Topeka
IqWnshlp; Guy Taylor, Topeka town
ship; Horace Potter, Topeka town
snip; Carrie Belle Utz, Mission town
ship; Clara Anna PEARS, Topeka
township; Miriam Ziegler, Williams
port township; Ina Moore. Auburn
township; Lois Moore. Auburn town
snip; Eda Phillips, Auburn township;
Edna NJ. Garwood, WflIiamsport
township; Harry NJ. Noel Dover
cumseh township; Katherine Geius.
Iecumseh township: Bertha E Gel
lers; Mission township; Arnetta A
Rodgers, Mission township; Joseph
Jackson Pugh, Topeka township:
Geneva Mae Burbank, Monmouth
township; Edwin Alonzo Popenoe. To-
peka township; Lydia OdeH, Mon
mouth, township; Ethel M. Sage, Do
yer township; Henry D. Mcneil, To-
oh ~ f1T
Monmouth township; Nellie Byrne
Soldier township; Anna Byrne, Soldier
township; L. Hardick, Soldier town
ship; Mignon f, Logan, Topeka town
ship; Alice M. Owen. Topeka town
ship; Russell o. Buchanan Williams
port township; Emma May Hull, To-
peka township; Nellie r. Swartz, Mis-
sion township; Anna Blackler Memo
ken township; Lucy A. Knox, Soldier
townships: Clarence Hotze Monmouth
township: Edna E. Fowler, Soldier
township; Mae Takemire Menoken
township; Bessie Takemire, Menoken
township; Clara Pearl Smiley. Silver
Lake townships; Maggie Navarro
Rossville township; Della Smiley Sill
yer Lake township; Thomas H Ate
bury, Rossville township; Lottie E.
Washington; Edith Berkey. Rossville
township; Ethel NJ. Binns RossvilIe
ship; Geo. c. Miller, Dover township:
Ora E. Callahan, Williamsport town
ship; Susan Emerson, Topeka town
ship; Irma Ferguson, Topeka town
ship; Blanche Peck, TecUmseh town
! ship; Robert Roudebush, Williams
port township; Ethel Wright Soldier
township; Sterling Cooper, Menoken
township; Esther Atchison, Villa ms
port township; Della Hughes Memo
ken township; Harry Priest, Menoken
township.
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