The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-25


scho5 d were employee by the South
western Bell Telephone company as
demonstrators of machine switching
Demonstrators fro the Topeka
high school wsre= James Gr5tfith,
Bernard Peterson, Raymon Hofr-
sommer, Elmer Harr1ts ThomaS
Sheard, James Perkuhn and Walter
Guhman- Altho the large majority OF
the demonstrators were Washburn
students all demonstrators from To-
peka high school made exceptionally
good pecords-
A program was given m the soci-
oloRv classes Tuesday and wednesday
dealing with social problems The
topics We're taken from the Literary
Digest and classified under the social
~structure outline
The regulations governing social ac-
Invites in the Topeka high school are
as follows:
sophomore year not to exceed two So
cial events, the juniors three. ana the
seniors four a term
2 All parties shall be held at the
high school and shall close at IL p. m
3. only daylight picnics may De
held. Means of going ana coninS
from picnics shall be the same 1or All
members of the class except those un-
able to 20 with the crowd. If cars are
used, a ci1aperon must be provided Tor
each car -. 49,,
=
r chaperons are to be present at soclaI
events, excepting the annual reception
for the graduating class
< Dates for parties must be re-
served at least one week IN anSaI Iis1I-
Two days he-ore - event enous.
tickets must be sold to cover expense
crparty will be called off. during the
two days before the party only az
.1risers O. some one appointed by the
advisers. will sell tickets The indi.
viduaI expe--a of social affairs shaLA
not exceed Is cents excepting the re-
centfon for the seniors which snaIl pc
limited to $500. Complimentary tick
cts shall be furnished to chaperohs-
6, No social event shall be given oS
a class if st has debts unpaid
= Parties shall be planned SO ina
+here vii be entertainment for all
who attend 81, 10
Dancing at class parties viii De
permitted only in the senior ana Jun
Tor classes. If there is dancing II
shall be limited to one hour
o The president shall appoint So
cial committee. which will be respon-
sfbIe for banning and managing So
eia 10 The The above social rules shall
govern all other school organizations
II. AlLfunds- of school organizations
collected for any purpose WhaIso '5NsI;
shall be deposited with the school
auditor and all paid by orders drawn
on the school auditor
resting milk by the Babcock process
was one OF the main features OF the
Polytechnic Science Club meethe'
Wednesday, November q
James Dickson. sponsor OF tne cruz
&ade several tests with milk anu
cream that had been purchased dur
ing the d1y. .,,
He also showed what would happen
AZ formaldehyde. or baking soda had
been added to the milk in oroer 10
keep it sweet for a long time
A gigantic pep assembly was held
Friday morning TO create the neces-
Sary nep and fight to beat Lawrence
Nadine Buck was in charge OF the
The assembly program was featured
by stunts put on by Girls Booster
club and The Dope Bucket. Mr.. Cook,
Mr.. Hepworth and Mr.. Hurt, coach.
were represented by Vernon Elor1o'
sam Boyles. and Morley Thompson
Mr.. Hepworth. Mr. Hurt and Cap
tain Boyd gave short talks
The Gold Bug" a modern comedy.
will be presented by the Senior ORA
matte club. Wednesday. November 20,
at the high school auditorium Harold
Carr and Eve-yn Carlson have the
leads The cast follows:
William Legrand-.-- HAROLD CarE
Barry Lenton. -George Meaver
Jupiter ........--.-.......--H Harry Dawdy
ETrene KIM. Ralph Fisher
Job Merrimac. Vernon Eldred
Kate Harm. .......-.......N Marjorie Martin
DoIlle Slattery.. -teGgT ran ne
Aid Haga<.. Josephine Handy
10 Cherry ..-.......-......-E Evelyn Carlson
Mrs FarrinItou-F Foster. Virginia Alspaeh
Beulah Harrington Foster. --Nadine BueA
The Topeka high school eleven
played its big game of the season with
Lawrence high school this afternoon
on Wasbburn field
Both Topeka and Lawrence have
prime football machines this season
and the game was high school grid
iron classic for the great number of
football fans in Topeka
Captain Mackie. fullback, is the
star passer of the l. H. s. team. He
passes with deadly accuracy to either
Lindiey, halfback. or Critics, star end.
line plunger. 1t iS>rumored that Critics
will be ineligible to play against To-
peka this afternoon. If this is true
II will no doubt boost the chances for
a T. H. s. victory as Critics forms a
major part of Lawrence's brilliant
aerial offense.
The Topeka team excels in line
plunging this season. Jolley, 200
pound star line man has been open
ing up some big holes in the opposing
Captain Tom Boyd of Topeka is ex-
pected to do come nifty worl- with his
educated toe" in the contest this
afternoon. The Lawrence eleven has
an added advantage over Topeka by
seeing and learning football from the
numerous football squads of the uni
versity of Kansas
Both Lawrence and Topeka were
supported by u large crowd OF rooters
in the stands. The bands of both
schools played during the game.
A football festival will be hela No