The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-01

forbid the wearing of coats and hats
in the class room. They also pro-
vide that pupils rising to go before
the dismissal bell, not speaking loud
ly enough, or coming to class without
preparations for the lesson must pay
a fine of from one to five cents.
The biology class under Miss Abb
gail McElroy has taken up the study
of earth worms and clans. This will
be only a hurried survey to show de-
yelopment from invertebrate animals
to higher forms.
Miss Ellen Irwin of. San Francisco.
Calf, visited the high school We'd
nesday, March %. Miss Irwin grad
uated from T. H. S. in 1911.
Among the birds which have been
seen and listed by the students of Miss
Grace Wolcott's biology class, are
geese, fhckers, robins. wrens, cardi-
nails, blue birds, martins, meadow
larks, catbirds and red winged black
birds.
The botany classes are starting
plans for a garden. 1t is more than
a garden because the plan also in
cludes a house, garage, sidewalk and
trees and shrubbery their yards should
be beautified.
Miss Wilson called a short assembly
sembly on March 20. The object of
the assembly was to encourage the
boys to try out for the gIee club.
Miss Wilson is. in need of several
tenors.
The printing department Of Topeka
high school will be able to print THE
Scribblers Magazine this year. if the
English VIII class can get the type
set by another shop.
The tickets, advertisements and
programs for the senior dramatic club
were printed by the printing depart
ment of Topeka high school, during
the present week.
photographs for the annual of rooms
in the building and Of points of inter
est around the school.
The faculty pictures are going to be
much better than those of former
years. Contrary to the old custom
of putting the pictures on one or two
pages. these being placed in panel
form.
The faculty pictures were all in
by March rs.
The tickets for 1.-The Rose O. Ply
mouth Town." the play presented by
the senior dramatic club of Topeka
high school were put on sale Monday
afternoon in the high school office
That afternoon all the seats to the
nineteenth row in the center section
of the auditorium had been sold. This
is a quick sale for a high school play.
]. Glenn McSparran arrived Mon
day to take the position left vacant
by E. l. Hendrix, who went to Chi
cago to act in the capacity of di-
rector of the department OF commerce
in the Gregg School of Business. Mr..
will have three classes of
and one Of craftsmanship. c. w. Alex
ander will teach the penmanship
classes
Before coming to Topeka. Mr. Nc
Spartan had been connected with the
government radio service. ,s,sss
The championship cup won by the
basketball team is on display. 1t is
a tail silver cup with gold lining. It
IS to be placed in the trophy case as
soon as a place can be arranged. The
words engraved on it are: North
eastern Basketball League, Topeka
Champion, 1922.
The annual for this spring will be
gay with lovely color inserts in In
dian designs. These inserts are being
made by a group of advanced art stu
dents under the supervision of Miss
Peers. They will be worked out in
will be beautiful.
The students working on these in
serts are: Katheryn Mullin Arlene
Baker, Patricia Smith. Helen Case
bier and Kathryn Jordan.
ArInory for Scottish Rites.
Salina, Kan, April scottish Rite
MaSOnc in the Salipa