The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-03
High School Happenings
Contributed Weekly in The State Journal by the journalism
Students of T. II. S.

have been introduced. The proper
method of building and placing wells
and sewers was studied also.
Enough Is Too Much a short play
that has been written by a student,
Edgar Gardner, will be given before
the public speaking classes the last
week of school Short plays have been
written by the class and the best and
most original Will be presented before
the class.
A program will be given on this
same day and James Weaver. presi-
mittee to arrange the program. The
following were appointed: Ruth
Thomson. Mildred Bolinger and Wal
ter Taylor.
The Junior Dramtic club held a pic
mic Friday, June 2. The picnic was
held at Gage park
J. Glenn McSparran of the sales
manship department of the Topeka
high school is trying to get a course
of advertising installed for next year
as craftsmanship II. AS the salesman
ship course now stands advertising
can just barely be touched on, and it
is one of the most important items in
craftsmanship.
A big party with many surprises
has been planned for the night of
June 3, by the class of January "a.
Tom Kiene. president. the social
committee composed of Alice Benning,
Georgia Tasker, Madeline Stewart,
Schuyler Jackson and Richard Ed
mission, promise that the entertain
ment will be a big success.
James A. Troutman spoke to the
pupils in the Memorial day assembly
last Monday Mr.. Troutman said
that if nations were bound together
in a union there would be no war
Altho the north and south were once
enemies they cooperated in the recent
war.
According to Mr.. Troutman, to
every 5000 years of war there have
been only 800 years of peace. In con-
clusion the poem. when They Meet
on the Fields of France" was read by
Mr.. Troutman.
Girls from the glee club sang. How
Sleep the Brave" The entire audience
sang America and the Star Span
gled Banner"
Miss Minnie Jones' fourth hour
English VI class has been divided
into two groups. The first group will
give a program next Wednesday, the
other group will entertain Thursday,
and Miss Jones will entertain the class
Friday. All the English VI debates
will be finished Tuesday of next week.
The tenth weekly report of the saw
lIlSS o6pOSllS SnOW6Q the IOllOWlnS
rooms to be in the lead; Miss Grace
Elmore. twenty-three depositors; ]. E.
R. Barnes. ten; Miss Merle Fowler,
ten; and Miss Anne Monteith. seven
depositors-
The deposits are decreasin to some
extent because of the nearing of the
end of the term
The algebra w class has completed
the course in college algebra. The
class will do some supplementary
work during the remainder of the
term.
DR.. Greider's five physiology classes
have finished the book of physiology.
During the remainder of the term DIR.
Greider hopes to do some practical
work in first aid treatment.
The secretaries and treasurers of all
the school organizations will be re-
quired to make a report to Mr.. Hep
worth. Wednesday, June z, of every
thing during their term of office
Every cent must have been accounted
for and provision will be made for
money still left in the treasury.
The craftsmanship class which has
been separated into two parts for the