The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-27

ISM Classes. VINO are IlAdhAh6 nONSDOOAS
for extra credit must hand them in
June 2. Any other outside work must
also be in by that date.
Miss Grace WoIcott took her first
and second hour botany I classes on
a field trip TO Gage park last Friday
The members of the classes were ex-
cused early and took a street car to
two different kinds of leaves. About
forty-five leaves were gathered by
the two classes together.
All the sewing " classes are ex-
pected to finish their sewing next
week. The last few days will be spent
in class discussion on different topics
pertaining to domestic art.
Most of the girls have made more
than two dresses which are required.
Some have made four or five gar
ments during the term.
Wednesday of last week Miss Grace
| Wolcott and her botany II class made
| wild flowers. The students followed
! the railroad track about a mile and
analysed from five TO ten flowers
while on the trip.
! The fourth hour algebra II class,
! taught by Miss Margaret Tillotson.
had planned for several weeks to have
a picnic. but on account of the rain
/
Wednesday, May "a. The class hour
! was given over to a program and
stunts. Refreshments were served.
Mr. Kaho's third hour sociology
class visited the Poehler Mercantile
/ company Thursday during the third
/ hour.
This is the second trip the class has
| taken this term. The first trip was
/ taken to the Kansas State Educational
and Industrial institute.
The girls annual garden party for
their mothers will be given Monday,
| May %, instead of Thursday, May %.
1t was postponed on account of the
/ weather.
Miss Crawford's Spanish II class.
fourth hour, has been having a verb
contest. The contest was between
rows, each row electing captain.
The orchestra is at work on music
| for the senior play and the grad
uation exercises. Scented Violets," a
orchestra in public. will be given.
Miss Wilson took count of the pres
ent members of the orchestra who will
enroll in the class next term. She
found that enough will be back tic
give a good foundation for next years
organization
A play written by Schuyler Jack
son. a student in Miss Ethlyn Lind
| ley's English class. was enacted be-
fore the class at a program given
Friday, May 26. Some musical Sc
lections also were on the program as
a form of diversion.
Jack Barnum was elected manager
of the senior play that is to be given
June 2.
Miss Minnie Jones' second hour
T. LIZ. +, -,
Ienge from Miss AnsePs second hour
English VI class for a debate which
will take place some time next week.
Miss Rosetta Kerr's English VIII
class is planning a picnic Wednesday,,
June ?.
The Scribbler's magazine will be
out Monday, May 81. Those who
wish to buy a Scribbler had a chance
Thursday, May rs.
The chemistry II classes are for the
second time studying "unknoWns."
The unknowns are metals. The metal
is best recognized by the color it pro-
duces when tested. This set is not
nearly so difficult as those that were
taken a few weeks ago.
The interviews required of all stu
dents taking journalism were handed
in this week. Those from the third
hour class were due Wednesday, while
the ones from the fifth hour were due
yesterday. Each student was required
to interview two Topeka business men
and then write up the interview in
from 500 to 500 words. Two 500
word newspaper reports are due May
81. This leaves one more heavy as
signment, a. ten minute talk on some
subject pertaining to journalism.
These talks will start on June 1.
Four of them will be given each day.
The ScribbIer'' was assembled in
the printing department last week.
1t was ready for delivery Friday.
The ads being set by the printing
students are nearly completed In
most cases one more must be handed
in before grade will be given.
The members of Mrs. Embleton's
Latin ~ class have now finished the
required number of chapters in Caesar
for this term and are reading ahead in
a new book.
At the meeting of the student coun-
Gil. Monday. May "a, Mary Stitt was
DR.. Geider's physiology classes are
now taking up the study of sanitary
habits. especially in public places.
The domestic science w class is
studying laundry and dry cleaning
The class has been studying home
management all term.
Miss Maude Bishops history VI
class is gathering information from
the different railroad companies in the
United States. When all the material
is obtained, the members will study
each one and draw maps of the differ
ent roads
Miss McEIroy's second hour physi-