The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-05-05
SOCIAL EVENTS

THE ANNUAL JUNIOR-SENIOF
Banquet and Prom was held IN the
Junior Auditorium last Saturday
evening. This occasion is usually the
greatest social event of the school
year. The Junior Class entertains
their Senior friends with all the po1hp
and ceremony that is due to the class
which is about to graduate from the
high school. The members of the
faculty and the Board of Education
with their wives, were also in at
tendance.
A very fine and elaborate banquet
was served at 6 o'clock. The audi
forum was arranged for the banquet
and plates were laid for 108. The
auditorium was decorated in the
Junior Glass colors of green and
white. 1t was generally remarked
by those in attendance that this was
the finest event that any class has
ever held in the public schools. The
decorations of the hall and the en-
tire arrangement, it was said, has
never been equiled and possibly will
be hard to measure up to, IN the fu-
ture. The members of the Junior
Class, with the direction of Mr.. Gill
lig, took a great deal of pains and
effort to make this occasion what 1t
was.
Following the banquet very in
teresting program of after-dinner
toasts was had. Luella Steiner, pre-
sident of the Junior Class, acted as
toast-mistress. The following adj
dressed the gathering with appropri-
ate remarks: Supt. West, Van Chris
tenson, president of the Senior Class
J. N. McGibbon, president of the
Board of Education, Mr.. Gillig, Junior
class advisor, Corene Schroeder, Mar
tina Doege, Idella Jenc and Louise
Schwarzbauer. Miss Norquist rem
dered some favorite spring songs anc
Leora Key read the class prophesy
A group of Freshmen girls who were
mattresses at the banquet, rendered
a very pretty fairy program, under
the direction of Corene Schroeder
Miss Vera Jameson provided e-ce;
lent piano selections during the ban
quet.
Following this, the hall was quickly
cleared of the tables and was ready
for the balance of the evenings en-
tertainment. The Junior Glass was
very fortunate in obtaining the ser,
vices Of the Paulson Novelty Orches'
ira of St. Cloud. They appeared as
a five piece orchestra, and very de-
lightfully entertained the guests dur,
ing the evening with the most un-
usual music and talent. Everyone in
attendance was of the opinion that
it, was one of the best orchestras that
ever played in Sank Centre. They
helped in a large measure to make
the evening a. great success.
Much splcndor was in evidence
through the entire occasion. The hall
was very nicely dressed up, and
some very attractive garments were
generally in evidence through the
crowd. At 9 o'clock the class declar-
ed "open hour" for visitors, so that
some of the parents and others inter
nsted might spend few minutes to
inspect the doings of the evening. AT
IL O'Clock everyone left the hall, and
it was generally remarked that a
better time could not have been in
store for anyone Contributed.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. A. ZIMMER-
man of Fairy Lake Resort will infor-
mally entertain the farmers and their
families of the community Saturday
evening. The ladies are requested
to bring cake and sandwiches; every
thing else will be furnished. All far
mers are cordially invited and gen
eral good time will be enjoyed.
4 NAOMI CHAPTER, ORDER OF
the Eastern Star entertained its
guests at the Masonic Temple Tues
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