The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-05-15
SCHOOL NOTES

Evelyn Kusba-Editor- in Chief
Miss Bngbees and Miss Swanson
Arch Saturday afternoon.
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The mixed Fifth and Sixth grades
are now making health posters for the
fair.
The FIJI. Fifth grade organized mid, new new
Miss Swanson as captains
The Fifth and Sixth grade girls
'chose up sides for new teams this
week. The captains are Vivian Sug-
den and Betty Allen.
The Eighth grade English class is
studying famous paintings and print
ers. Interesting incidents from the
teresting stories or incidents in CON
nection with the pictures studied.
Each pupil is responsible for the ma
ma as eHaesi BY the close a Of the
week each pupil will be able to give
the names and paintings of about 30
we'll known works OF art. Copies OF
tanned from The Perry Pictures Com
pany at Boston.
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The tipping students are busy COM
pleting their booklets for fair. Most
of the booklets are finished save for
the covers which are taking consider
able time as difficult designs are being
used.
The boys taking the Manual Train
ing course have been putting in extra
work for the purpose of finishing their
projects which We're due May Is; After
these are completed they will start
cleaning and repairing the shop.
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The deed has been done! Carol and
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repairing in the form of vanishing
the tops of their desks to cover UP the
scratches which were there. The ques-
ton confronting everyone is-how did
they get there?
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Just a suggestion to the city for
a lot Of difficulty if the white way posts
were painted white all over, especially
near the bridge.
The Senior boys evidently became
tired of seeing Girl Graduate Books
around and so consequently they began
some of them we find it easier to be-
at the Prom last Saturday evening, It
is this-"I can see among the class
great historians, poets, lawyers, COVER
nors. and few Presidents"
Who could, imagine Ray. Donald,
Newell, Carol, and Norbert dancing?
Well they proved their metal and did
Thanks to Miss Hunt!
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Literary. Society Number Four gave
ior Assembly last Friday.
1 songs-Girls Glee Club.
Flower Song"
Fails Upon the World Calm
IL Burlesque Interpretation.
Young Lochinvar
CARLYLE Key, Edwin I.G Nathe; Arthur
Lord Velleris Daughter.
James O'Gara, Edw ard Kells, Rich
ard Sweetman. Ranold Degree.
Alice Hanson.
Southern Melodies assembly.
~ Dixie Dance.
Dorothy Heraly, Mildred Davis.
Evelyn Mortenson.
V Paper-"Mother's Day, Helen Brown
vi Reading-"World's Bid for Man.
VII soioIaMother Machree", Lillian
Reed .ra
VIII Recitation Mother, Esther
TX Heeitation-'when Papa Holds
Ny Hand" Harriet Harrison.
Welcome Sweet Spring Song"
Recitations will be concluded Thurs
day Of next week which makes every
one happy until they see the big, black
thunder cloud-the annual bugbear of
state boards. A petition to allow ex-
emption of pupils who have an average
of 80 or above was circulated among
the students and teachers one day last
week, and received hearty support. 1t
was submitted to the powers that be"
but as yet nothing is known as to it's
ultimate fate.
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From remarks everyone evidently en-
joyed themselves to the utmost at the
annual prom" which was held in the
Auditorium last Saturday evening. The
hall was beautifully decorted, the din
ner was excellent, the toasts were
clever, and the entertainment and
dance was enjoyed by all A large
group of spectators enjoyed the latter
as much as did those attending the
banquet.
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The Seniors are working very hard
on thier Class Day exercises which are
to be given in the near future. Each
one is doing her and his part as best
they can which will make it a big sue
cess.
g.
Mrs. Richards Civics Glasses are be-
ginning to think that Congressional
Records have a purpose aside from