The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-01-26
St. Clair High
School Brieflets

publish an annual this year. A
meeting of the senior class was
held and the following officers
were elected for the annual board.
Editor in chief, Oscar Lubke; as
sistant editor, Kelvin O'Brien; bus.
! inesss Manager, Nicholas Juliar;
i personals, Mabel Juliar and Lucille
Pagenkopf; activities, Della Kruse.
school OF this size and should add
to the prestige if it is successful.
The townsfolki assure their coop
Grafton
St Clair defeated Good Thunder
last night Is to Z. 1t was a good
game being especially enjoyed as it
was the first victory for our boys.
They will play Garden City next
Friday. Come over and help the
team win.
The Fl. S. gave a one act play and
basket social Wednesday night. The
play, PAS New Housekeeper", was
Miss Emma Goldman of the Eng
fish department, assisted by Lucille
Pagenkopf. The cast was as follows:
n. Juliar, Oscar Lubke, Henry Fritz
Ike, Mabel Juliar and Louise Fran
tx. They gave very creditable per-
Torrance. The proceeds are to be
divided between the athletic fund
| and Annual fund.
The manual training department
under Mr.. Nelson is advancing rap
idly. The boys are now making
some very useful and beautiful
pieces Of furniture for their homes.
The domestic science girls have
completed a half year course in
cooking and will now begin sewing.
The r, A. c. club of the eighth
grade which has been organized for
social time met in the gymnasium
last Monday night. The evening was
spent in playing games and practic-
ing basketball. A delicious lunch
was served by the, girls.
Eva Grams gave a party in the
/ Primary room last Tuesday after
noon in honor OF her sixth birthday.
The pupils IN the seventh and
eighth grades. are having Current
Events" once a week Each time a
meeting and four students have
special reports. the rest of the class
add anything of interest they learn
of during the week.
Anton Lorentz, Ernest Lorentz,
Lloyd Warwick and BERTHE Smyth
have BEEN absent on account OF ILL
The seventh and eighth rgade pu-
pills have been having the regular
sixth week examinations.
The pupils of the primary and in
termediate grades surprised their
afternoon. The affair was arranged
entirely by the pupils themselves
and each teacher was presented
with a little gift.
! Mildred Filter has again entered
school after four months absence
The first grade has finished read
ing THE Winston Primer"
The eighth grade civic class or
ganized club to improve the school
by making the pupils clean their
oIOCS DClOIt SutOI lHS tuc UuliuluS
taking care of the benches, keeping
paper from the floor. and having
better behavior in the gymnasium.
Savuella Shields was elected presi-
dent.
1t was decided TO name the club
S. Y. c.. which stands for Serve
Your Community" -
The following pupils received
prizes for selling Christmas seals:
| VIM. Frantz, Arthur Filter, Lester
Mueller, Gerald Warwick, John Z.
Zimmerman, friedrich BeStman,
Odella Lubke, and Harold Boswell.
The sewing class of the grammer
grades have made many useful ar
ticles for their homes.
Plans are being made for a par
ents' visiting day. The parents are
urged 10 visit the school and see the
progress being made by the child
rem.