The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-28
High School Happenings
Contributed Weekly The State Journal by the Journalism
Students of T. H. S.

Students
Theodore Blank, Editor.
Third Hour Glass, Reporters.
Seven students were awarded
Honor T's'' in assembly yesterday
morning, for having made ten points
in student activities during, the last
term. Seven others received mention
on the Honor Roll for having made
seven points. The names of the pu-
pills and the activities in which they
engaged follow:
Honor ats"
Track, September, 1921. 8
Associate Ed. annual September,
Football 5Sf5 icaptainy. fall is3i.......
Manager senior play, fall 1921, ......
1O1s
Pres. Jan. 1923, Sept 1921. ?
Student council Sept 1921.
Minor Musical Romance, Sept, 1921. y
T. H. S. band, Sept. 1921 :::::-.... y
Cred. work dramatic 1fall, 1s21)..-.. y
Cheer leader (falit 1921) ..........-..
Orchestra (faIl 1921 ....-............ u
Minor Cantata (fall 1920 ............ Il
Student council (falI, 1921 ...........
10
" Sec Treas. Student council, spring
Com ~, chairman Y. W c. A, spring q
See terP poin IT'S system, fall term, i92i.:.:
y 1919
Pres: Y. w. "A. spring term and
a ffEa te apPin9 teIm. iS2i i::::::
u
4 sE''s, spring term, 1921 ........
''B"s, fall term, 1921. ..-....,.......
peDa' eb af4rn Y W q ',Ai.....:...
II
Football. second team, fail 1921. 2
Basketball, spring team.
10
Orson McLaughIin-x
Football, fall term, 1921.
Board Of directors jr., Chamber of
Bs 1S6hSfs Spring terms, i62i:
Basketball, spring term, 1922. -....
1919
Those on the honor roll are: Albert
DyaI, Robert Mats, Thelma Wood,
Ivah Lewis, Ruth Naylor. Goldie
Wicksten and Lois Linn.
Coach Barnes basketball teams had
little trouble in defeating Silver Lake
and Rosedale, Saturday night. Jan
uary 81. The high school second team
defeated Silver Lake by a score of -
to 9 and the first team defeated Rose
dale, so to II.
Topeka took the lead from the start
and continued piling up the score.
The half ended 81 to 8 with Topeka
in the lead. Coach Barnes in this
half sent in several substitutes but
- III
ity.
Rosedale was not able to work thru
the To. .eka defense, while Topeka was
at all times able to take the ball thru
Rosedale's five-man defense.
Mclaughlin was hitting the long
ones from all angles of the court.
Briethaupt and Carr also made a
number of baskets. Brewster in his
first game of the season played a good
game at guard. Reiger played the
best game for the visitors.
This is Topeka's fourth victory in
the Northeast Kansas basketball
league, they are the only team in the
league with a percentage of 1000.
The junior-senior reception will be
held this evening, beginning at
o'clock, in the high school gymnasium.
AS usual it is being held at the close
of the semester SO that all members
of both junior and senior classes may
be present.
The sub-junior and junior classes
are in charge of the reception. The
presidents are Park Cain and Albert
Davis, and the social committee chair
men are Lucille Martin and Harold
Carr
The gym will be deliberately deco
rated. The balcony will be made
homelike with settees, chairs and
rugs. The arches around the gym will
be entwined with foliage and flowers.
In the receiving line in the gym
will be the presidents of the four
classes, Park Cain, Albert Davis, Don
Welton and Albert Dyal, one faculty
adviser from each class, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook. A program will be held in
the auditorium. The Washburn quar-
tet will sing. stunts will be put on by
Robert Akers and Lawrence Patterson.
Monrovia Strain will give several SOLO
dances.
Refreshments will be, served in the
balcony of the gym, and during this
time Miss Elmore's classes will enter
tain with dancing. The remainder or
the evening will be taken up with
social dancing.
The list of students graduating in
January % has not been completed:
Not every name can be included until
grade cards are issued Monday, jan
uary 80, according to statement
made by R. R. Cook. principal OF To-
peka high school.
Topeka high school basketball team
will not make the trip to Argentine
Saturday night as scheduled. because
of the elimination of Argentine from
the league, Argentine played an in
eligible man during football season.
The school is suspended until April /.
Topeka will go TO Leavenworth Sat
urday night.
The girls of the gym and classes
have been giving excellent original
dances this week. The dances are
made up of steps learned during the
term and interpret music selected by
the girls.
c. H. Hepworth, vice principalss left
70 visit relatives in Burlingame,
Thursday January 26. He returned
Friday morning in order to be here