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land te:i:ta32fifz'5so0is Superlfl 9 Marlin S. Casey, A. H. Saville, Kelsey H. Petro. Mrs. David Neiswanger. I. W. F. Hughes, Charles R. Bennett Here are some of your best friends Dr Kenneth McFarland, Superintendent of Schools, and members of the Board of Ed ucation. So Well did they work for you that Dr. McFarland and his assistant, M Whitson, were re-elected last February to their posts for another two years. Then when three members of the Board ran for re-election this spring they were unop posed, thus saving the city the expense of a general election. Continuing his policy of Close coopera tion between administrators and students Dr. McFarland held a series of meetings with students of all three classes. At these meetings he explained the Topeka school system, and gave students a chance to air complaints and opinions. Public Endorses l10l
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-gn-q-L.. E. B. Weaver, Acting Principal School Shift Jobs With the opening ol' school. E. B. Weayfer suc- ceeded S. H. Stark as Acting Principal, and in Febru- ary was re-elected to this position. E. L. Fink aided Mr. VVeaver and Mr. Stark, Vice-Principal, in check- ing attendance. Miss Annabel Pringle continued as Counsellor of Girls. A petition requesting a change in the assembly seating system, resulted in a new plan. Seniors chose their seats in the front of the auditorium, Juniors had their choice in the rear of the auditorium, and Sophomores were in the balcony. Q And oh-the new absence, tardy system. Under the new policy only three unexcused absences in a six weeks' period were allowed. Students with more than three wererequired to take an exam covering the six weeks' work. Especially for the students who were excused and not yet ready to leave the building. Room ll8 was converted to a combination lounge. lost and found department, and phone booth. H s fad! , :ce-Prj,1qDQ1 Mas An llqbe I pr. 01919 . co U12-seljoi of G . tm We .. iv-. . .. ,M A
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