The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-18

Brent and Martin Baker Those OF
the negative were Karl Swanson, Lyle
Wanerstein and Joy Bulls.
The class is now working on the
second series of debates. which dea
with problems of national interest.
The mythical all northeast Kansas
basketball team included one member
| of the Topeka high school squad. This
was Everette GRANDDAUGHTER who was
| placed at running guard. His fasl
floor work and ability to break UP
his opponents offense placed him on
| the all star team.
Clarence Breithaupt received sew
( eral votes for forward of the firsN
| team but was finally selected as cap
! tain and forward of the second team.
Breithaupt was the high score man
on the Topeka quintet.
From tests made in Miss Abigail
McElroy's botany II classes it was dis
/ covered that bacteria are more plenti-
/ full in dirt from the finger-nails than
; in dirt from the halls.
The cultures that were made in
~'uded; a dime. hair, pencil, tartar
3 nm teeth, dirt from finger-nails and
halls.
Miss Anne Morgan of New York
~.ty was asked to speak TO Miss AL
~ich's history class at 1:45, Friday.
ISIS Morgan is the daughter of Mr..
i'ierpont Morgan. She has been abroad
I for some time, working in the devas-
tated regions of France and Belgium.
The books which are to be used in
the banking course have arrived. The
| class will use the goth Century text
instead of Rowe's as was formerly
taught. The change was made in or
der to give the students a more mod
ern knowledge Of banking.
4ca1r ono comics % tho Sun
| flower" is the slogan of Herbert Alb
meyer, editor-in-chief, and Gene Stow
er, business manager. The Sunfiower
is the high school annual and con-
| tains the picture of every student in
the school at least once. Seniors and
sub-seniors have individual pictures,
as do all class officers and members of
the faculty. There are always more
who want the annual after the list OF
names has been sent in Miss Nellie
Ansel and Z. L. Hendrix are the ad-
visers.
The complete staff of the sunflower
follows:
in-chief-Herbert Abmeyer
Assistant editors-Willard Gabriel,
June '22; Norma Cline. January '2S.
Associate editorAEdgar Gardner.
Business manager-Gene Slower
Assistant business anager-Harold
Carr.
Lithographic m n ger - Theron
French.
Cashier-Albert Davis.
Bookkeepe Ulamperl.
Sub associate editors:
Literary-G enevieve Mum.
other classes-Howard Smith.
Music-Ruth Naylor.
Civics-James Weaver.
Enthusiastically Rosebrough.
Dramatics-Caston' Washburn.
Athletics-Everett Blankenbecker.
Humor-Richard Maroney, June, '22;
Dorothy Luxton, January, '23.
Glass Enthusiastically Stark, June
'22; Thelma Wood. June ~; Lois
Gish. January 'sSi~ Ivah Lewis
Art-Kathcrine Mullin.
Mrs. w. A. Richards took charge
of her husbands classes in physics,
while Mr.. Richard was absent because
of illness.
The Spanish w classes wrote a syn
opsis of the story. Les Dos Glorias.''
by Alarcon on Thursday. The syn
opsis were to be in Spanish and to
be written in the students own words.
At the music memory contest held
at the high school auditorium March
16. the high school orchestra fur
nished q twenty-ninute program pre-
ceding the contest. While the papers
were being graded. Robert Service
played several violin selections. The
with a few numbers.
The members of the salesmanship
classes are giving sales talks this week.
Arthur Nicholson, who attended the
saleSmanship convention at Lawrence
last week, made a report on this
meeting.
The interschool debate with Okla
homa. City will take place Wednesday,
April IL. during the assembly period.
The question is, Resolved that the
demand for open shop in industry is
lustifiable. Topeka has the affirma-
tive side and will be upheld by Rob
ert ]. Myers and Claire Van Orman.
presidents of the last terms debating
classes.
The present debating class is max
ing all of the arrangements for the
debate Gene Olander was elected
manager
Z. B. York spoke to the bookkeep-
ing Nv class March is. His subject
was "Twentirh Century Banking" a
book which has just been adopted in
school 1t was thru Mr. York that
Z. L. Hendrix. instructor, decided TO
ask for this set
r. a. Waite. Sunday school work