The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-12-09
NORMAL SCHOOL NEWS NOTES

e'hural Life Institute at Alton, last
Thursday, on various phases of Home
Economies as applied to community
life. The Rural Life conference was
under the auspices of the two
churches and the high school at Alton.
Mr.. Shively went to Great Bend,
Friday, for a two-day institute with
the Barton County teachers. Mr..
Shively spoke on the subject of the
Junior High School Mrs. Maria A.
Stevenson also instructed in this in
stitute. Her work dealt with the
grade work.
A daughter was born to Prof. Jules
Maurice and Mrs. Pimienta, last Wed
nesday.
Mr.. Lee organized an Extension
Glass among the teachers of Ellis,
last week The class will study the
course in Secondary Education.
Mr.. Rarick, head of the Depart
ment of Rural Education, is working
on consolidation projects this week at
Collyer, Winona, Quinter and Colby.
An entertainment group consisting
of Miss Helen Wilson, Miss Elma
Creighton, Miss Jessie Granger and
Mis- Beatrice Rishel, gave a program
at Quinter on Friday evening.
An entertainment group consist
ing of Mr.. H. E. Malloy, Mrs Clara
Malloy, Mr. w. B. Roberts and Mrs.
in Bunkerhill on Friday night.
Mr.. Shewman will direct the con-
solidation project at Quinter. He
went with Mr.: Rarick last Friday, to
start the project.
Mr.. c. E. Rarick spoke before the
Rural Life Conference at Alton, last
Thursday.
Mr. Wooster will direct the con-
soEdation project at Winona. He
went to Winona with Mr. Rarick to
start the work last Wednesday.
The Y. NJ. C. A. gospel team will
have charge of the evening services
at Palco, next Sunday.
Mr.. Rogers will have charge of the
consolidation project at Collyer. He
went with Mr.. Rarcik to start the pro-
ject last Thursday.
The Normal Y. W. C. A. is con-
Quoting a campaign this week for the
new dormitory. They have set their
goal at $4,000 and have every pros
pect of attaining the goal.
Mr.. R. L. Gamble, state architect,
inspected the completion of the mar
quise at the front of the Coliseum
last week.
Mr. Montague attended a Com
merce Teachers Association meeting
at St. Joseph, last week, and appear
ed on the program with the subject
Chow to Put Pep into the Glass Room
Work.
{ The Normal Y. W. c. A. sextette
has already scheduled a number OF
programs in nearby towns, including
GrainfeId, Rozel, Goodland and Rus
sell. They will give their entertain
ment at Grainfeld, next Saturday
night
The boys glee club at the Norma
School has settled down to prepare
an elaborate program which they ex
pect to give about the first of Marcel
in a number of county seats in West
ern Kansas. The Glee Club number
sixteen men and is directed by Mr.
Malloy.
The Crock of Liberty" chorus i
making fine progress and the pro
gram which they will give on th'
evening of December ri in the Coli
scum promises to be a notable mus
ical event.
The general office at the Norma
has installed Multipost equipment fo
stamping the mail. The Multipos
is said to stamp mail ten times as fas
as it can be done by hand.
The football squad, numbering
at the Normal School, last Thursda
evening. About seventy guests wer
present Prof. Floyd B. Lee acted a
POSTMASTER and toasts were respond
ed to by President w. A. Lewis
Coach Crook" Woodward, Dea
Elizabeth Agnew, and the newl
elected captain of the team, Reec
Cave. Impromptu speeches wer
made by Elmo Meade, Howard Hal
old, Martin Eastlack, Adelbert Cowa
and Ralph Smith. A fashlight pi'
ture of the group was taken at tn
close of the banquet. The Domesti
Science Department, under the dire'
ton of Miss Mary Gabrielson, serve
the banquet.
Preceding the football banquet /;
the Normal School last Thursda
evening, Reece Cave was elected ca
tain for next year. Reece has playe