The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-06-07

Volkmann, George Welders, Louis
Grossberg, Hanna Anderson, and Lulu
Nelson, our class became quite bril-
liant.
Those who left our school were Clar-
ence Girrard, la Kane and Helen
Brecount.
Miss Hunt, being our principal,
started US on our High School career.
Our Freshman year was crowned with
winning the freshman - Sophomore
debate. That was When Violet Du-
Beau was here to boost us. We chose
our class officers, class colors, Gold
or Swim" which is now changed to
I'VE finish to begin"
Our Freshmen picnic was supposed
to be the end of our High School par
mind begins to turn 20 love and non
sense instead of common sense. This
is what ours did. Instead Of carrying
the coffee--pot home we left it to
someone else to carry and went for a
ride.
Violet Dubeau moved to Iowa. Grace
Calkins and Alta Reed were not here
to enroll with us as sophomores. But
our class budded just the same. The
new members who entered were Paul
and Thelma Staebler, and Bud Cross.
Inc two debating honors we won
curing this year were when we de-
e III. L.
liam Reed was the only one who con-
tinued the work. After this victory
the juniors were SO jealous that we
couldn't have party with them. So
st: Valentines day.
Mr.. Quinlivan was our principal
that year. 1t was also Mr.. Anderson's
first year here.
Then came our Junior year in which
we made the class of '22 turn green
with envy. With the Prom in mind
we directed our efforts to finding
some, way to make it always remem-
bered as wonderful event. The Prom
Was grand success and best of all
the Seniors admitted it. All the credit
for this wonderful success goes to our
class advisor, Miss Hunt. She took
us in hand as Sophomores and brought
US through in tip-top shape. Ed. Scott
was our principal. He directed our
forensic Socitey which furnished us
Ollve and Margaret Costello became
our class mates this year.
we ended our Junior year by a pic
our radio wizard, hauled. the major
iety of us in his yellow truck. 1t
was tired but happy bunch that
can came hone nome. we We're dropped off at
our Senior year caps the climax of
our success in the Sank Centre High
school Bendicka Erickson was too
smart for us. She FINISHED last year.
Next came Alice, Earl and Leland who
went to summer school in the summer
or ~ and completed their High
School credits. They are postgradu-
ates this year, but are receiving their
diplomas with their class mates.
Henrietta Crickmer was valuable
addition to our class last year, and
Viola Gummert, Minnie Peterson, Har-
rlet SWeetman, Dorothy Penrose and
Thomas Penrose this year.
Lillian Rosenberger has contributed
much to the declamatory. Our school
has won many, honors from girls and
many OF the best players are leaving
this year.
The shorthand and typewriting
contests at alexandria this spring.
Aylmer Crickmer won End, place in
the district contest for End year typ
lists and Fay Parker won End place
| for the first year typists.
During our Hi gh School career some
| of the Faculty turned to thoughts OF
matrimony: Miss Clara Bell Russell
and Mr.; Ed Gillig took life mates
Mrs. Gillig's home one of the classes
presented him with rattle. Now Mr.
Anderson divides his time between
his English classes and Gertrude Eliz'
Miss .Willoughby made great bar.
gain when, she invested in Moses
| Cher Ford.)
| <altCl waiting d lOilS Time, we lludl
ly received our class rings. Next oul
averages were determined. Henrietts
received the honor of Validictoria1
and Mable Orth, who made High Schoo
in three years, Salutitorian.
After six weeks of laborious prac
our Senior Glass play. The honor O
W th5s e saeessd E goes to Mrs Richards
On May the sixth we were honoret
guests at the Junior Senior banquet
This will always be remembered a.
the grandest Festival our stomache
ever held.
The first Inter-class Track Nee
was held Monday afternoon, at tn
Fair Grounds. The honors were car
ried off in the following order: LIST
Sophomores; End. Seniors; 3rd. Jun
iors, and 4th., Freshmen. We are il
hopes that our example will be dill
gently followed by our successors.
Now we are looking forward to tn
Baccalaureate Services, closing pic
mic, and the night we receive our di
plomas-which concludes the histor
of the Class of '23.
The Glass Poem
Our school days now are past an
And yet we fondly iinger here;
For sweet each joy that we hav
'Tis sad to part from comrades deal
The world before us brightly lies,
Yet here fond mem'ry loves to dwell
With saddened hearts and dewe