The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-21

ever witnessing d senior pay. Inc
scenic effects were excellent, due to
the untiring efforts of Mr.. Hoehner,
| i,,-+,,,o+o, Of mocha nicaI drawing and
mo- ...4.a- =. ~
master OF properties IN l. H. o
! Perez Harvey ana minerva Garrett
who carried the leads in the play, are
| to be congratulated on their fine char
! a'c+e- portrayal They were supported
FerIandid cast Mic Etbalvn
py i-,s+,,,cto,. in ,7raTas art de-
i--.I, ll,t ereli+ for her WORT as
serves 1nueh circuit ioi heE WI n %
~ ,,-+ fo11ou,s
~ -, ,I,oroo 11arzex,
TIanry Kaiiod1 Robert Myers
George Burnhan. William SempIe
Larry Miller. ............... Chester May
Willie Bartlett. Clarence Gossar q
Bonnlas raI = % ,1ey,a
sam Graham Oliver Sneidker
Mr.. Lockwood. ...........D elbert Boutwell,
Tracey Tanner .............; Harold Seeiey
Pete wiling ..---......-...Wl Ipur Mayor
MT ShaStar Ny
H ieftI" Graham Minerva Garrett
Josephine Lockwood Edna Peppmeyer
Angie ....................E Eleanor Swanson
Hepsle Siocum eMIa.ttyl :Catherlne S3le
melissa Fdrsohs tnIl 'Cnalio''e Ness4ei
coo++ c,;+b and rbo-op E-rancb
were the Nictors IN oeoate heIu IN
the hlgh schooI audltorlum' thursday
morning, January ~.
me suo1sct OF Lne oepa'9 wa
ResolVeu' mat the ilpPilie Isla ~; a.
shouIu De gwen !Ie4r INN I lIeuIete ~
uePenuelSe 9illl.lI anu ieOAI W
held the negative slde OF the questIoIl;
The affirmative was uphelo py Harolo
Gil II, ana MorIey hoIIlPsoI.
Inc Juuges LOT tne ueoate E %ere
Ln 1 I9peh" IIi VS. 20 HTiss
MSS a. iCii' MISS l. o anu -'A-77
CaIvert.
ne pa ~ +1'A' 1900 VII
classes. Miss Carmle wore mas
charge OF the depate work IN topeka
| nigh school,
cero,o FRO vols hold uniore
,-a"s~o ~ G+ri7a,- Ian1,o1,v 10 II con-
ptoet an - daho+a ~ +ba s,1hiec+
ssT3a'l,,'o 1ae f;1tos sor,t 49,, ~
ssoIue' qu lee fiI., aJIit ~,
tnI15Ia4 - 1870, ~pasoIved Tba+
- ir,ta11ioa,1+ tbo hove
me a1I I vas uphela ny u! Elra
-NeIHoIl' ~ - 60 -
| eIice Lay toIi' Tiliie ne yl $3.50 80
was taken by Roland Johnson liner ,I1te
osllnd, ana george Inorson' Inc Inc
judges declsloh was IN laVor OF the
negative
At the regular meeting of the Poly
technic Science club, wednesday, jan
uary l 8, Joseph Robb gave talk on
the subject of Radio Telegraphy and
Telephony. Robb illustrated his talk
with numerous demonstrations with
homemade electron relay outfit.
Messages were received from Kansas
City and st. Joseph. A radio tele-
was en- faint and indistinct that the
subject matter was indiscernible. The
VVednesdev with something new ON
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The Central park Christian church
choir was the chief attraction at the
Hi-I meeting Mo INCA January d 10, a.
the Y. M. I. A. Ihey sang sereStlo Il
Illustrated by Aghteu cross. Ropere
Myers gave Two reaolhss'' wo coiii-
mittees for the coming conferences,
were appointed Ferry Platt outlined
the Bible study course that VIII De
carried on in the near future
Five boys in MISS MohQelh GeoHl-
etry III classes nave constructed eN-
ceptionaIly good geometrlc IIsures OF
cardboard and OF BRASS. me poSS VINO
maze Ihe IlsuIeS are - e INODTI w -
dell Iaylor, blliy ohyuer' lo"diu
Smith and OrVllle Iaylor.
,.. 1atL 1-so,.ov,
t, AZ al .iii -, Ric1,a rdSon pyare
rLeileH @ e 1I;t, LIN
accompany other muslcal ofganlza-
TOMS to Emporia in the spring. Twen-
ty-five boys from the boys glee CLUB
tried out for places IN the boys quar-
tet The tryouts were held TUESDAY
afternoon January L.
A new seereLdy TOT tile poinl eSs
TEN IS soon 70 pc CHOSEN Lor Lne con- IN
ing term rive polnts are gwen tHe
Neiswanger is the retiring secretary
Tor this term. Ruth Jacobson was
secretary. during the first year and
Herbert Abmeyer the second year.
Inc unlor ana sup-Juhlor cIaSSes
nave oeen assessed 81 eacn LOT tn me
annual Junlor-senlor recePtl0 on "T r1S,I
Is 70 De gwen on January 20. ms
1d iG fOy RI 70 a II