The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-06

tennis team will be picked by Coach
Barnes, according to the way the
players show up in the tourney.
The order OF the draws for the
singles ars as follows; E. Wood, bye;
X. MeFerran. bye; o. Clark. bye: E
johnson, bye: G. Brown, pye4 II Carr
and r. Fisher; H Bra dfield and G.
Robe; A. Davis and c. Witt; r. Tay-
lor and r. Miller; E. Adams and j.
Ernmerson; G. stover and B. Rose
brough, M. Smith, bye; ". Fisher.
bye; H. McCord, bye; H. Yeager. bye.
and r. Hisgins. bye.
The typewriting III and " classes
went to Lawrence Friday morning.
May to enter the annual typewriting
contest. The contest started promptly
at g o'clock.
Miss McCauIey entered Dorothy
DearinS Marguerite Drake, I-Gladys
Robb and Atva Gordon as, amateur
typists. Under novice typist Miss
Boy1es entered Helen Stoddard, Irene
Purdue. Vernen Nordstrorn. Dorothy
Rosebrough, Ronald Olneyrl Robert
Boal Olive Jester, Ruth Carswen.
Ruth McAfee, Russell Parsons and
Jean Davenport.
The teachers and students went
down to Lawrence on the train and
in cars. Cars for the group could not
be secured so Miss McCaul. took one
group down on the train and Miss
Boyles and the other group went in
cars.
The algebra II class taught by Miss
Tillotson has more than SIS in the
class treasury. The sum has grown
from a one cent fine placed upon
students when they did not have their
problems. The class is going to have
a picnic soon to be paid for with this
money.
Miss Bessie Boughton, school H.
brarian, said she would be pleased to
receive any large Indian vases or jars
with which to decorate the top shelves
in the library. Miss Boushton would
be pleased to keep them and would
promise to give them every care.
Several teachers. especially those in
the English department, prefer chairs
to seats in their rooms. With chairs
a class can have a more informal reci-
tation.
The Hi-Y and Y w. started their
budget campaign Thursday, May a.
with an assembly.
b. ". Edworthy, state Y. M. score
tary, who was the main speaker, SAID
that no other high school in the coun-
try has tried the budget system. but
many colleges had. He also spoke
favorably OF foreign missionary work.
Alice Benning, president of the Y
W.. and Balf0ur Jeffrey. president or
the HiY, gave talks explaining the
different uses that would be made OF
the money invested by the students.
Mr.. Cook recommended the orgau uiza-
tions and advised that the students
invest in them.
At the close OF the program men,
bers Of the two clubs distributed sub
scription cards which were to be filled
out and the money paid either now or
part now and the rest in the fall or all
in the fall. This does not affect the
membership campaign next fail.
The Scribblers' club is publishing
a magazine. 1t will be twenty-four
pages long. The material is all ready
and went to press Thursday. May T.
The printing department of the high
school is doing the printing.
The alumnae of theSBryn Nfawr col
lege are offering a $500 first year
scholarship in this regional district
This district comprises eight states.
st. Louis, Mo, being the 31eadquarters
A local candidate of greatest -prorafst,
may have her name sent into LEGAL
headquarters for consideration. ~
stse7
f. r. Scott, of the Capper Publfca.
tions, will talk to the third hour Jour
nalism class on newspaper work with
its various phases sometime soon.