The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-24
with her parents in Long Prairie.

with her parents in Long Prairie.
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Mr.. Morgan refereed the Long
Prairie and Melrose basket ball game
at Melrose Friday.
Teacher: "How would you describe
retort?"
Student: Resembles an egg with
HANDLE"
l wonder how many of us have
stopped to think what would happen
"if"-
Ivy didn't have to speak to Beatrice
the third period?
Rose didn't get the giggles?
Mr.. Otis didn't remind his geome-
try pupils about studying?
Virginia hadn't been colonized in
1907? Poor Carol.
Janette hadn't worried about hav-
ing her name in the paper?
Rahma never talked to Dody'?
Herbert couldn't speak to Evelyn
MERGED hadn't had the measles?
Winnifred lost her compact?
Alma forgot to smile?
Eula wasn't always leaving books
in Mrs. Richards room?
Irwin didn't have recess?
Norbert couldn't eat candy?
Marie didn't have letter to write ?
MarooJ boIn,t ont nofou;otc b,;.. Q
Richard really grew mustache?
Mrs. Richards class room was
closed to all visitors before school?
Dorothy forgot to prepare her
lessons?
Paul remembered to come before
the second tardy bell?
Ed Sieben sat in back seat?
To Harold-Marcel irons weren't
invented?
Leonard wasn't a good entertain
err?
On Friday evening the Sank
Centre basket ball fans had their
second opportunity to witness real
fast basket ball game. The Alexan
dria High School team came with tt.
absolute confidence of winning, but
to our satisfaction went home with
out the winning score"
The boys of both teams played
hard and to Sank Centre it was
worth it, for to win over team of
Alexandria's calibre is a real accom-
plishment. Brown, Lembke, and
Marx were the principal scorers but
there is no doubt that Moynihan and
Grossberg, as guards, did their work
in keeping Alexandria's score down.
When the score read seventeen to
seventeen it was Lembke's last basket
that so relieved our minds. The
whistle blew and we had won. Sank
Centre has now three scalps to her
credit by having defeated Melrose,
Alexandria and Osakis.
On Tuesday evening, January,
twenty-second the Sank Centre basket
ball squad drove to Osakis for their
third victory. Between fifty and
sixty of our students and teachers at
tended the game. Also a number Of
citizens. The final score was thirteen
to eleven in favor of Sank Centre.
Friday evening, January twenty
fifth the boys will play Long Prairie
on the latter's floor. Naturally we
hope and feel confident that our boys
will add another victory to their list
Long Prairie defeated Melrose by a
close score and this fact is sufficient
to warrant the prediction of a close
game between Sank Centre and Long
Prairie.
Mr.. Morgan refereed a basket ball
game between Long Prairie and Mel
rose last Friday night. Long Prairie
won with score of twelve to eleven.
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The measles epidemic must be
nearly over, according to the number
of dark glasses being worn at school.
If
The Junior and Senior High School
held ''pep" meeting last Friday af-
ternoon. Before the meeting we
were entertained by Prof. Bemis Of
tn ST. Cloud Normal, who recited a
few poems in Swedish dialect.
o.
A number of students of the Sen
ior High are starting new courses for
the last semester.
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Violet and Mae Kiken, Violet Rock
we'll and Helen Butler have returned
to school after several weeks absence.
H.
TIL Junior class party which was
to have taken place this coming Sat
urday night has been postponed.
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Arthur and Everett Borgmann
were hosts to twenty of the Fresh
man boys and girls at delightful
sleigh-ride party given Saturday eve