The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-08
COLLEGE REUNIONS.
Many Were Held at Close Of Teachers
Meetings.

Inc dnnuaI reunion OF the alumni
and faculty of washburn college was
held at the First Congregational church
Friday evening. Over two hundred at
tended the banquet. the largest in the
history of the reunions. Dean D. NJ
McEachrou acted as toastmaster for
the occasion The speakers on the
program were Professor W. A Harsh
barger. Mr.. John Hughes Of Chanute,
R. E Chandler of MacksvilIe, Miss
Jean Watts OF Alma and Miss Babetta
Stoddler of Chapman College songs
were sung and general good time was
enjoyed b. the old Washburn students
Scboolmasters' Club.
The banquet Of the Kansas School
masters club was held at the Com
mercial club last night at O'clock
Thirty-two members of the club. all
school teachers. were present Presi-
dent NJ. E. Pearson. SUPERINTENDENT Of
Kansas City schools, introduced the
following speakers for the banquet:
Andrew Wilson. Winfield; Principal 70.
F. Stanley. Topeka: Principal s. q.
Petit. Emporia; Professor W. II. An
drews. Manhattan.
Superintendent John Kennedy of Ba-
tav1a. N. Y. was the guest Of honor
He gave an address. Andrew Wilson.
Winfield; e F. Stanley Of Topeka. S.
O. PETIT Of Emporia and Professor ".
H Andrews of Manhattan were also
guests Of the club. The following mem.
oers attended the banquet: Superin-
tendent NJ E. Pearson. Kansas City:
Superintendent W. s. Heusner. Salina:
Principal l. N Allen, Wichita: Super
intendent A l. Bell. Ottawa; Superfn-
tendent ]. F. Bender, Arkansas CITY:
Superintendent ]. W. Gowans. Win
field; Superintendent J. o. Hall, Hutch
inson; Professor J. H. Johnson, Law
renee; Superintendent John Lofty.
Manhattan; Superintendent L. A. Low
Their. Enporia; Dean o. G. Markham.
BALDWIN: Superintendent L. W. Nav
berry. Wichita; Professor J. W. Scar
son. Manhattan: Superintendent Frank
smith. lawrence; Chancellor Frank
strong, Lawrence; Dean A s. DIN.
lawrence; Superintendent Harry B.
wilson. Topeka: Superintendent II. p.
study. Neodesha; Secretary ID. NJ.
Bowen. Topeka; Superintendent A. F.
Senter. Great Bend; Superintendent W.
A stacey; Abilene; Principal s NJ
Nees Independence; Superintendent
w D. Ross, Topeka
Agricultural College.
The Kansas State Agricultural COLLAGE
neid its annual banquet at the First Bap-
fist church last night Presfdent Henrv
J. Waters of the college presided over 4,s
banquet The following spoke: ". D.
Eoss' state Superintendent; DR. J. T WI
SOL or Emporia- graduate of the class OF
1911. and H W Jones OF Topeka The
iuSioa OF the banquet was the singing
Of Alma Mater. the college song written
by Mr. Jones.
Hays Normal.
The alumni and old students of HAYS
Normal met at the Commercial club Fr1-
day noon in a luncheon +. H. Beach OF
Hays was POSTMASTER. w A. Lewis, new
President of the college, made the prir-
cipal address
College of Emporia-
The College of Emporia held it's annual
reunion and banquet Thursday Right at
the Second United Presbyterian church.
4 e CuIbertson- president of the college
Reuoen s. Lawrence of Wichita w w
Bowman of Topeka FREDERICK Hunt OF
Emporia and John Coe were the speak
ers-
Kansas Wesleyan
The Kansas Wesleyan college OF Saunl
day at the Y NJ C. A building Dr..
James A James of Northwestern unfver-
slty was the guest of honor at the ban
quet- A H King. vice president of the
college, presided and about seventy-ffve
We're present The speakers were: A. B.
Morris. superintendent of schools, Del
pnos. Kan; Miss Ruth F'oristau of Colby
and Dr. Frank NJ Loveland of Topeka
Kansas State Normal
The annual reunion of the Kansas State
Normal was held at the First Presby-
terrain church Friday night. Four hun
dred attended and at the BANQUET later
plates were laid for two hundred and
nifty Carl Saiser was reelected general
secretary of the alumni association and
A NJ ThorOnan and C.. E St John were
elected on the board of control Superfn-
tendent 3. F. Martin of Newton presided
The program consisted of a piano solo by
MISS Florence Hobart. addresses by Su-
Perintendent F. l. Pinot of Parsons and
vocal solo by Miss EvaIine Hartley of
Euporia and violin solo by w H West