The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-10
High School Happenings
Contributed Weekly The State Journal by the Journalism
Students of T. II. S.

| me class edited the paper called
the Swastika and during this party
the money made by this paper was
| disposed OF.
The program given in the w. Y. T.
| club Thursday was in charge of Mil
dred Bolinger. Her assistants were
Ruth Thompson and Walter Taylor.
The program was as follows:
Reading ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Lindley
JACK Barnum and Edgar Gardner
Title: THE Train to Mauro."
Adams. Charles viii and Jack B alqGgs
Reading .,.--.-.....-..-...- Lucille Martin
Fa Fare to Public Speaking Dorothy swan swan
The ANIMALS were passed out to
those who subscribed for them. We'd
nesday, June z. The custom of pass
ing them out during the third hour
was done away with this year. The
ANNALS were put out at the end of
the fifth hour. In order that time
long the fifth hour was cut ten min
utes short. All students went to their
third hour class rooms to get their
ANIMALS.
The English VIII class, otherwise
known as the Scribblers, received a
little surprise test on June 7. All but
a few students passed the test. Four
PSi1SSb papers MCA0 MAUI
Employment record cards for sum-
mer employment were passed out dur
ing the second hour Wednesday, June
Z. These cards are turned over to
]. F. Kaho, vocational adviser, who
keeps them for record of summer
work to help those who have not en-
ployment to get some if they want it.
The third hour botany II class has
handed in notebooks. These note
books must contain all material and
work done in both botany I and
botany II.
Both of the economic classes hande,.
in their notebooks, covering the work
of the entire term. All outlines. term
reports, special reports and Babson
letters had to be complete before a
grade will be given.
The short hand II class. fourth
hour, has for the past week been
practcing on speed Most of the stu
dents can take new material at about
seventy-five or eighty words. A few
students can do better than this.
Fifty cents has been given to each
senior in the school for refund on
the individual engraving in the an
nuaL Also a refund of twenty cents
was made on each annual purchased,
bringing the price of each book to
made possible by the excellent fl
nanceering of L. H. Mosser, adviser
for the business part of the annual.
The third and fifth hour Journalism
classes went on a picnic Thursday !
afternoon to Tecumseh. The students |
of whom there were about fifty, were |
taken in cars. The following per-
sons chaperoned: Miss Ruth Hunt |
Miss Rosetta Kerr. Mrs. T. w. Morse, |
Mrs. Murtaugh, Mrs. Bair and Mrs |
Sargent.
Virginia Short. of the Latin VIII |
class, won the prize for having the |
best notebook in the class. The note |
books were judged Wednesday by the |
following Latin teachers: Mrs. Lutte |
Jean Robertson. Miss Laura Ewing.
teacher of the class presented the win
ner with a picture, THE Second Hour
by Raphael
Lois Linn. Winifred Miller, Mar
garet Gardner and Pauline McVickar
received honorary mention. The
Judges had great difficulty in selecting
the best notebook and spoke very
highly OF aIl4
pictures and everything which per-
tanned to Latin and Greek. They were
put on exhibition in the other Latin
classes.
The senior assembly given Thurs
lay, June 8, was a complete success
The arrangement and direction of the
program was in charge of Mis- Carmie
Wolfe, class adviser.
The program was as follows:
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