The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-07-24

The smiling face of Carl Clark, is
again among US. He is one of our
old students and has just returned
from military service.
A teachers examination was held
in the general office July II. Miss
Fowler of Brookville, Kansas and
Miss Cecilia Flynn of Arora, Kansas,
were the students examined.
Mr.. Gray, Head of Animal Husban-
dry of the University of North Caro-
lima, visited and inspected the work
of the Normal School, recently.
Mary Scare, Edna Jensen and Mary
Hedges will teach in the public
schools at Russell the coming year.
Lola Clinton, returned to her home
at Beverly, Kansas, on account of i'll
ness.
Catherine Sweat who has been out
of school several weeks on account of
harvest will resume her work the first
of the week
4nASS gan L 1ISL Ala CLASSES
are making some valuable emergen-
cy cases for home and school. All
teachers should make it a point to see
these
Thomas Ondrasek, who was serving
in the Supply Company, returned
from France recently He was in
Hays visiting his sister, Anna Ondra-
SEX, who is attending Summer School.
Miss Elma Creighton graduate of
the 1919 class has been offered the
position of teacher of English in the
Hays High School
Florence Leek was called home for
harvest, after six weeks attendance
at the summer term of F. H. N.
Mr.. w. L. Lemon, assistant state
accountant is making an audit of the
Normal School finances.
Miss Minnie Wilkens spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Ellis, visiting her
sister, Mrs. ]. A. Morris.
Miss Irene Cloud of ,WaKeeney
Degree Class of '18 who has been in
structing in the Trego County Insti-
tute, is enrolled for special work in
school,
Happy Sullivan is back on the cam
pus after spending week in the har-
vest field.
Charles Bowles, who was formerly
a student in the Normal School, re-
ceived his discharge from Funston
and is now at home.
Miss Dora Grass enjoyed a visit
from her sister Miss Alma Grass of
Lacrosse, and her friend Miss Lovett
of Larned, from Thursday till Mon
day of last week
A number of students have been
confined to their homes the last few
days, with an attack of the summer
flu.
Mary and Nellie Hallett, Elva But
ton, and Iona Miller spent the week
end at their homes near Rush Center.
Frank Allen of Bison, Kansas, in
company with his cousin Archie AL
len from Rush Center, visited the
formers sister, Miss Helen Allen,
who is attending F. H. n.
Anna Hastings is visiting Edna
Walker, and renewing acquaintance
with friends on the campus.
Goldie Cummings of GrainfieId has
enrolled for special work in the pri-
mary methods class.
Dora Croft and Mildred Hamilton
from Ellis, were in Hays recently.
Ethel Sites is expecting this week,
her cousin, Miss Ruth Sites of Colo
RADIO Springs, for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johansen. both
former students of F. H. N. are visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs Kerns. Mr..
and Mrs. Johansen have been in Cali
fornia for the past three years, where
Mr.. Johansen has been teaching and
studying.
The Misses Laura, Bernice and
Hazel Fromong spent the week end
at their nome IN Rozel, Kansas.
Misses Valeria Grub, Beatrice
Richel and Opal Richel spent the
week end at the Palmer home in the
country.
Mrs. Sherrow, Miss Alteatha At
twood, Miss Coryl, Miss Helen Lund-
grew and Mr.. Anderson drove to Vic
toria Thursday evening in Mr.. An
derson's car.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Speer and their
two children, accompanied by Miss
Fitzhugh and Miss White went to
Yocemento on a fishing trip and
caught some real fish.
Carrie McKewoen from Geneseo
visited Gladys Morrison and other
friends in Hays recently.
The Department of Commerce has
taken several special views of the
summer school work. They will be