The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-18

, Emporia, in the spring term. The
numbers this year are Aida March
| to be sung by the mixed chorus, June
Rhapsody by the Girls Glee club,
and the viking Song by the Boys
Glee club.
The Virgil class is unusually large
this year, having an enrolment of
thirty-one members. The class not
only studies the greatest classic in
Latin literature but takes up Greek
Benning, Mildred Bolinger. James
Bowen, Anna Brewster, Gordon
Brown, Ruth Burkholder, Jean Bur-
roughs. Helen Casebier, Waldo Grip
pen, Mary Gene Drisko, Charles Ell
lot, Jr-, Mae Evans, Daniel Forbes,
Inez Gardiner. Stephen Gillard,
Gladys Hays, Harry Ives, Dana Kill
niger, Elizabeth Parker, Fred Reitze,
ice Smith. Violet Smith. Madeline
Stewart. Mary Stitt, Carolyn Strictly,
Hazel Swanson, Erma Thompson,
Eleanor Tippin and Minnie Wood.
The senior and sub-senior classes
are planning a joint party for Friday,
November 29. The social commit
tees met last week and discussed
plans.
Mrs. Lutte EmbIeton's faculty ad-
visory group has saved $9.77 to buy
the curtains for the windows. These
letters on them.
Boys Glee club practice was held
Thursday of last week instead OF
account of the Little Symphony"
concert at the auditorium Tuesday
afternoon.
Sunday school basketball started
last week. Almost every church has
entered a team in either the senior,
intermediate or junior class and some
have entered in all.
The schedule calls for 304 games
which will be .l.ayed thruout the win
ter and until March. The games will
be played on the Y. NJ. c. A, Euclid
Avenue Methodist church and Trinity
Methodist church courts.
The games are of interest to many
students of T. H. S, as many of the
teams are made up of high school
boys.
The Booster club girls had meet
ing Wednesday, November Is. 1t was
decided that the club would have a
definite membership. Any girl is eli
Marjorie Martin.
Plans for the pep assembly were
also discussed. The Booster girls
plan to have special seats in the audi
forum and to sing several good. rous-
ing songs to increase the pep. Nadine
Buck has charge of this program.
The Art club met Wednesday after
noon, November Is, to do extra work.
The members are making gifts such
as: lamp shades, and pictures with
gesso frames, some are interested in
leather toolin6 and are making pock-
etbooks, calling card cases and cover
pages for books. These articles will
be finished before the Christmas va
cation.
NJ
peka High School World. gave the
student responses to Chancellor E.
H. Lfndley's greetings last night at
the annual High School Newspaper
Kansas, Friday and Saturday of this
week. The subject of Roberts re-
Spouse was why Are We Here?''
Robert was the only student delegate
to speak at the conference.
The Girls G1ee club rehearsal was
held Wednesday of this week, instead
of Friday, the regular afternoon for
Tanning of the Shrew'' which would
be given in the high school audi
forum Friday. Also many of the
girls had bought tickets to the play.
Lillian Jordan and Margaret Diclxie,
graduates of the Topeka high school,
appeared in a public recital recently,
given by students in the school of
AhuS4c u the AdHSdS state Normal
school. at Emporia. Miss Jordan
sang Berwald's Just Rose" Miss
Dickie played piano solo, ITO the
Sea- by Mcdowell.
For the convenience of the students
of T. H. S. tn list of the conference
afternoons has been published. 1t is
as follows:
Monday-English.
Tuesday-M science.
dnesday-Languages CONNER
ciaI subjects.
Unsatisfactory; industrial and
household arts.
Friday is left vacant, due to the
fact that athletics occupy the time
For the last two weeks, the brain
and nervous system have been studied
in w. H. Greider's physiology class.
The students are learning the causes
of paralysis and other diseases. The
students found it interesting to dis
cover that when one steps on tack
that the pain is not in the foot but
in the head.
In order that the various clubs and
organizations may ascertain which
students in the high school desire to
become members of the respective
clubs and organizations. the high
school office is preparing question
naires which are to be sent out to the
student body. Three new clubs are
to be formed in the near future They
are the Camera club, the Hiking club,
and the Advertising club. These new
clubs are expected to draw large
memberships from the student body,
different The older organizations
are also expected to profit by the
missionaries.