The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-09-29

has been moved and the partition be-
tween the old labatory was taken out,
thus making . larger laboratory. A
new chemistry table and other equip
ment are expected soon.
Mr.. Scott is endeayoring 10 pro-
mote interest in two unusual, though
profitable lines. As portion Of the
Herald has been contributed to the
school, every one is out doing his lit
to fill it. Last Friday part Of the
session was spent organizing an ed.
itorial staff. The results are Editor
in-Chief, Leora Key; Social Editor,
Corene Schroeder; Athletic Editor,
Frederick Meyer; General News Edi-
tor, Maud Robinson and Editor of
Jokes, Paul Palmer. II you want to
know what is happening, just read
the school notes.
On Monday officers were elected
for a literary society. They are:
President, Leora Key; Vice President,
Corene Schroeder; Treasurer, Freder-
lex Meyer. There was a tie between
Elizabeth Irish and Arthur Mac Der
mond for secretary; Sergeant-at-
Arms, Edwin Lewis. Some parents
object to having their sons and their
daughters on the streets in the even
ings. Alright, here is something to
benefit and interest them. This
same attempt was made few years
ago and failed. This year it is go
ing to succeed.
Coach Morgan has sent in the en-
trance fee for admission to the. Min
nesota State High School Athletic
Association. This association con-
sists of two-hundred and forty-three
high schools.
Various regulations have been made
in regard to high school athletics this
year. Each student taking part in
any athletic contest must sign a
pledge, stating, that he will obey all
rules laid down by the association.
This has never been required before.
Then too, the exact record will be
kept and placed on file, open to in
vestigation by any school in the state
that is member of the association.
This last requirement will prevent
any, player, from playing more than
four years Of high school athletics.
A "Pep Meeting" will be held in the
Senior high school assembly for the
purpose of arousing more enthusiasm
in foot ball. The foot ball schedule
will be published next week.
<. q. Junior High School
The classes of the Junior High are
now ready for their years activities,
social and otherwise. With Miss
Spreitzer as class advisor foFuthe
seventh grade, Miss Chandler for the
eighth and Miss Coffey for the Fresh
men the school year should be a
poppy one. On Friday, September
23rd, the different classes organized
for the year and chose class officers.
The Freshmen chose the following:
President. ........ Harry Palmer
Vice President. ..... Alma Forsberg
Treasurer -. Octavia Mcnamara
Cheer Leader. 49,. Robert Mossman
Last Wednesday the Junior High
School girls organized a Glee Club
with Miss Spreitzer as their instruct
or. She's little, but oh my! After
a time we may be able to sing. I
said, eve may be-" While testing
out our voices the other night some
one came hurrying down and wanted
to know what all the noise was about.
Scenes in the Assembly
A poor Freshie in his excitement to
get to dinner knocks over bottle of
ink. At the same poor Freshie on
his knees sand -papering the woeful
spot on the floor; his youthful brow
perspiring with his exertion.
Freshies again suffer. He who
forgets and makes too much noise
when he walks must continue to walk,
walk, walk around the assembly.
Many must by this time know the
pictures on the wall by heart.
8 A poor eighth grader who has
spent too much time in study period
hooking at everything that happens to
be in the room, .quaking with fear,
features pale and wan while the time
lost is being read.