The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-08
Editor, Orhan r. CobIentz.
Reporters, Fifth Hour Journalism
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Reporters, Fifth Hour Journalism
Glass.
Thru the courtesy of The Topeka
State Journal the two classes of jour
nalism in the Topeka high school are
to be given space in the Saturday is
sue OF The State Journal. There are
thirty-three members in the two
classes, and each class will take turns
in preparing the copy for the paper.
The items in this column will include
the happenings of the school.
Lyle Wanersten, Frank Lerrigo and
Edgar Gardner have been elected
cheer leaders for the ensuing year.
Seven candidates tried out before
the student body in assembly Septem-
Der %. The votes were cast the fol-
lowing morning during faculty period.
These boys gave a fine exhibition of
/ their skill at the Leavenworth game
September 80.
The Hi-Y club of +. H. S. started its
annual membership campaign on Sep
TENDER "a, with a. stag party in the
high school gymnasium. About $50
boys attended the party. A program
was held in the auditorium, after
which the boys went to the gymna-
SUM for an hour and a half of fun.
One hundred twenty-five new mem
bers were secured.
The prospects for a winning football
team are good this year. With fifty
new men and six of last years letter
men. T. H. S. should have one of the
strongest teams in the state. Last
year a winning team was turned out
with only four veterans. AS six are
back on the squad this. year, the team
should be even better than last year.
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strongest ever attempted by T. H. S.
The annual game with Lawrence is
to be played at Lawrence, November
10. Many of the students are contem-
plating making the trip. Last years
game was played in sea of mud and
resulted in a. 0 to 0 tie. The schedule
for the remainder of the season is as
follows:
October 15-Manhattan at Manhat-
tan.
October 22-Salina at Topeka.
October 2S-Ottawa at Ottawa.
November Hutchinson at Hutch
inson.
November 12-Wichita at Topeka.
November 19-Lawrence at Law
renee.
November 24-open.
The senior class of T. H. S. held a
meeting, october 8, for the election
of officers. The following were elected:
President, Albert T. Dyal.
Vice-president, Willard Ktllian.
Secretary, Orhan Coblentz.
Treasurer, Emma. Eaton.
Sergeantat-arms, Wilbur Naylor.
World reporter, Perez Harvey.
The kings" and Queens" sepa-
rate organizations of the senior boys
and gfrls, are laying plans for a sue
cessful year. The presiding officers
for the senior boys are:
Orhan r. coblentz, president.
Willard Killian. vice-president.
Harold Gill, secretary
The presiding officers for the senior
girls organization are;
Mildred Manni g, president.
Lucille Hopper, vice president
Cheryl Flanagan, treasurer.
Eunice Wooley, secretary.
The sub-senior class has elected
officers for the term. Those elected
are:
President, Don WeIton.
Vice President, Herbert Abmeyer.
Treasurer, Grace Hess.
Secretary, Thelma Wood.
Chairman of social committee, Cas-
ton Washburn.
World reporter. Gene Slower.
The election of officers for the jun
Tor class was completed Thursday
They are:
Albert Davis. president.
Lois Gish, vice president.
Ivah Lewis, secretary-treasurer
Anna Louise easier. World reporter.
Harold Carr, chairman social COM
mittee.
The officers of the sub-junior class
have been elected for the term. They
are;
President, Robert Akers.
Vice President. Walter Senne-
Secretary surer, Howard Nc
Cord.
World reporter, Sam Boyles.
Representative student council, Park
Cain.
Several of our faculty spent their
vacations abroad this summer. Miss
Aldrich conducted a group of sight
seers thru Europe, Miss Gilmore went
to Scotland, Mrs. Short and Miss
Fowler travelled and studied together
in Spain.
The Art club. under the supervision
of Miss Marion Peers, has been organ
lied again this term. The work this
year will consist of outdoor sketching,
basketry, paper cutting with lectures
and exhibits included. Officers for
the term are: President, Lucille Hop
per; vice president, Charlotte Kessler;
secretary, Helen ReckaroS' ITeaSul g >
Robert Schell; sergeant-at-arms, LOIS
Taylor: World reporter, Jeanette
Hardy.
As a result of the recent drive for
members the Y. w. C. A. has added
many names to the list of high school
members. A meeting was held Octo-
Der 4, at which the new girls were
initiated meeting is held Tuesday
of every week featuring some topic
of wide interest. The officers are;
Dorothy Rosebrough, president; Mary
Neiswanger, vice president; Doris GIL
more, secretary; Blynn Corwine, treas
urer.
School was dismissed at 2 o'clock
on Friday afternoon because of the
football game between Atchison high
school and Topeka highs. This en-
abIed the Atchison team to make their