The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-26
DATES FOR EXAMS.
Diploma Tests in County
Schools viii Begin April 2.
The Superintendent Announces
Dates at Various Schools.

Diploma examinations for pupils OF
April 2, according to Josiah Jordan
county superintendent. The rural
high school districts will hold theil
annual meeting April and the annual
meeting of the rural districts will be
held May 8, Jordan said. The ex-
aminations to be held April to 9 al
F the respective school houses are as
follows:
Tecumseh-In charge of Mrs. Nora
Morriss and Prof Ernest Lightbody
For districts No. 63, Al, 6.
Lyons-In charge of Harold Gar
wood for district No. 81.
Examinations April 10 and IS.
Albumin charge of Louis P.
Ripple and Prof. J. S. Reid. For dis
tricts No. 9, IS, As, sc, 81, 2, 4, 10,
Sc, 80.
Dover-In charge of Miss Gertrude
Perkins and Miss Maud Kemble. For
districts 100, II, Is, IS, 81.
Kiene-In charge of Miss Maud
Sneller and Miss Doryce Edwards. For
districts No. So. 81, 1913.
wanamaker-In charge of Miss
leila Guthrie and Miss Maud Crom-
well. For districts No. SO, 80. 20, 55.
wakarusa-In charge of Miss Elite
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districts No. 3, 40, IT.
Berryton-In charge of Miss jean
eta Wilson and Miss Cara Hartman.
For districts No. SO, 25, 81, SO.
Richland-In charge of C. H. Rem
dell and Miss Alice Anderson. For
districts No. 81, 60, %, 76.
Tecumseh-In charge of Mrs. Nora
Morris and Prof. Lightbody. For dis
tricts No. Z, &c, 8, 16.
Avondale-In charge of Mrs. Ray
mond Dodge and Miss Mary Schmahl.
For Districts No. IA, 70, 80.
Seaman high schooI-In charge of
Prof. Fred A Seaman and D. H Wal
lace. For districts No. 43, AZ, "A, SO,
20, 80, So, 81.
Silver Lake-In charge of Glen
Ward and Miss Jessie Rice. For dis
tricts 5, 40, 81. 10, SO, IS. 80, So.
Rossville-In charge of Prof. F. E.
Strimple and Miss Letha Dasswell.
For districts No. IS, rs, 65, 70, rs, 1O1,
. So, "A, 70.
Sunbeam-In charge of Miss Stella
Reed and Miss Iva Peck. For dis
tricts No. 10, 81, SO.
Elmont-In charge of Miss Sara
. Knight and Mrs. Pansy Woodland. For
districts No. AZ, "a, 80, "a, 81, sc, "a.
Highland Park-In charge of Prof.
F. ]. Whitaker and faculty. For dis
tricts 3S and "a.
Dawson-In charge of Miss Grace
Willis and Miss Faye Schuck. For
districts No. 80 and SO, and any other
school not taking April examination.
College Hill-In charge of Mrs.
Anna McCracken and F. A. Brown.
Districts So, %. IL.
Third class cities and other graded
schools not listed above will hold ex-
EXAMINATIONS same as last year.
If for any unavoidable cause teach
sers find that their schools cannot take
examinations on above dates. they will
apply to the superintendent asking for
a change of time or place.
No pupil will be allowed to write
in more than one examination.
} The practice of holding special ex-
saminatfons'' in the county superin-
stendent's office will be discontinued.
Examinations will open at a. m.
and close at p. m.
Order of subjects: On April 2, April
b 16 and May 10, the subjects will be:
Writing, eighth grade classics, United
States history, spelling, grammar.
agriculture. On April 8, April % and
May IA, the following subjects will
zbe given: Reading, arithmetic, physi-
ology, civics, geography, Kansas his
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