The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
Edited by Mildred Clark.
Reporters, Second-hour Journalism
Glass.

evening, Friday. December 10.
| The rooms on the second floor were
all used the organizations of the
school, in which they gave stunts and
amusements for the guests of the
| party.
one of the most interesting stunts.
An elaborate scientific display with a
| radio concert attracted large crowds.
The Y. w. c. A, in room 202, had a
| popular feature called THE Mistic
| Maze"
The Art club, in room 20s, showed
cartoons and silhouette pictures.
The Booster club conducted a for
tune-telling booth in room 2OR
The French club had a good exhibi-
| ton of French pictures in room I'll.
| The public -peaking class had a
| weird room in 212. called 'Where
| the Ghost Walks" Ghost stories
eral stunts in room 206. One was
| THE Hall of Mirror"
Square dancing took place in the
| cafeteria at the aH-school party.
There are always some students who
do not Gre to take part in the pop
ular dancing, so square dancing was
provided for -hese persons.
The stunt put on in the assembly
| hall by the sophomore class during
| the all-school party consisted of
mock assembly at~which Albert Nord-
principal of the school. The new
principal, acting in Mr.. Cooks abb
Sence, started the assembly with sew
eral announcements of changes in the
policy of the high school. Some of
the changes in school rules were un-
usually humorous.
The gym classes have been having
bar-snap. tests. Besides having these
tests the gym classes have been pre-
pairing stunts for the all-school party
which was Friday night.
Coach Hurt and VIM. Barnett put
on a very comicaI stunt at the all
school party as part of the faculty
stunt.
Both the Jr. C. of c. and the Hi-Y
had charge of the checksstand at the
all-school party.
The programs for che all-school
party were printed by the high school
printing department.
Each person who attended the all
school party last night was requested
to bring an apple and a potato. These
contributions are to be turned over
to the Salvation Army to aid them in
giving poor families Christmas din
ner. The students and teachers con-
tributed literally in an effort to bring
happiness to others.
The Junior stunt at the alI-school
party Friday, December 10, was based
on the activities of a student. The
play brought out the time a student
would have to spend if he gave proper
attention to his studies and took part
in school activities.
/ The sub-senior stunt at the ALL
school party was presented by about
six boys and six girls. The girls gave
a Bowery dance and the boys sang
s'Newsboys on the Street" This stunt
was a very interesting feature of the |
program.
The Senior Dramatic club pre-
sented shadow pictures, as one of the |
special features for entertainment at
the all-school party Friday, Decem-
Der Is. Some of the pictures pre-
sented were:
The Future President.
The Thrill That Comes Once in a
Life Time.
True Love Never Runs Smooth.
The Way Scandal Starts.
These lictL- were the center OF
attractions for the guests who did not
silent dramas were prominent mem
bers of the dramatic organization.
J. F. aho, vocational adviser, an
nounced Thursday, Decembe IA, that
a job can be obtained by a boy who
has a car and vacant first hour. Any
boy wishing this job should see Mr..
Kaho in DOM 81
Daniel Forbes and Leonard Pitsen
berger were appointed to assist in
decorating the building for the all
school party by request of John H.
Hoehner who was in charge of the
decoratiOns.
Two new ovens fitted with heat
regulators have been placed for use
in the domestic science room. These
were purchased for the domestic sci
ence classes by the board of educa-
ton The large stove in the domestic
science room was given in exchange
Santa Claus was present with many
gifts, Wednesc-y, December 20. at
party given by Miss Fowler's fifth !
1our Latin II class. A Christmas pro-
gram was given by members of the
lass.
The party Jas arranged by BIynn
|orwine, Doro ny Reynolds, Lois Zim-
herman and Roland johnson.
Beginning December Is. the glee I
,1ubs will hold rehearsals two morn
ngs a week at o'clock, continuing
until the operetta, "Bul BuP' is given. =
The second week in January is the f
late set for the presentation of the II
'peretta. II
A Christmas program consisting of II
music, stories. pAntomimes. and dra- II
mas will be given by the joint classes II
# Miss BixIer's and Miss FulIer's III
English III pupils, Wednesday, De-
ember 90 III
Miss Hulse gave her history v and III
II classes tests last week. On Tues
lay the history V test was on the ii
american Revolution and Critical II
'eriod, and on Wednesday the history III
II tests-covered the French Reyolu II
ion.
Jack Wood, a student of Miss Ethel
Trizell's fifth hour English II class, 4
vas asked by Miss FrizeH to make
ut a list of thirty questions on the