The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-05-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SCHOOL NOTES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Virginia Kells, Margaret Moynihan
Olga Peterson, Alice Upton and Myrs
Taylor attended the Short Course a,
the University. They returned anC
reported that they had very enjoy
able time which seems very evident
from the fact that in the morning
they attended practical classes, in the
afternoon they went on excursions
and every evening found them in some
"movie."
D.
Latest: Miss Willougby and Mis-.
Conmy have their hair bobbed-anC
its shingled too.
The Civics classes will devote the
rest of the year to the study of the
government of Minnesota and a re.
view of all the work covered during
the entire course.
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All tipping students will make book.
lets during the last six weeks, the
best ones Of which will appear at the
stearns County Fair.
The bookkeeping class is taking
short exams to prepare them for the
final state examinations. Some of
them are beginning to realize their
knowledge in bookkeeping is rather
limited.
The members of the Public Speak
ing. class will, very shortly, disclose
their dramatic ability, when they will
act out the one act plays which thew
wrote this last semester,
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The Boys and Girls Glee Clubs
are very busy practicing several new
songs to be delivered at the Com
mencement exercises. This will be the
last public appearance of some of
these pupils while in High Schools as
several of the members of both GIee
Clubs are Seniors.
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The play cast for daddy Long
Legs" with Mrs. Richards, Mr.. Nor.
gan, and the two solists, Eula Lee and
Edwin Sieben, enjoyed a "feed" in
the auditorium last Friday evening
after the performance.
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Now that the weighty matter of the
class play no longer occupies the
minds of the Seniors, they are look
ing forward with a great deal of
anticipation to the Junior-Senior
banquet, to be given on May 10th in
the Junior Auditorium.
D.
A new order has been taken for
the Senior Class rings and it is hoped
they will arrive in time for the Prom.
Madam Louise Homer the greatest
OF,
sing at st. Cloud Friday night of
TINS week. Several of the students of
the Sank Centre schools have made
arrangements through Miss Scott to
hear her. The opportunity is rare
one and everyone ought to take adj
vantage of it..
The following seventh grade BOYS
have organized base ball team. The
personnel of the team is:
John Allen, Catcher; Frank Ben.
nett, Pitcher and Captain; Lee Dobbs
First Baseman; Vern Cole, Second
Baseman; Ed Gaspard, Third Base
man; Wilfred Crickmer, Shorsston
Franklin Cliff, Right Field; Henry
Gennow, Left Field; Merrill Fors.
berg, Centre Field. Sub. Elmer Brad
ley. ~
The eighth grade boys have or
ganlzed base ball team with the
following line up: Pitchers, Sweet
man and Hanauer; Catcher, Miller:
First Base, Peterson; Second Base.
Lesuer; Third Base, Cole; Short Stop'
O'Gara; Right Field, Cliff; Left Field
McCracken; Center Field, Cornforth
The fifth grade had perfect dav
in spelling April %. The Jordan car
and the Moon car won the race in
spelling in the past week.
The fifth grade is making SPRING
posters for handwork.
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In the second eighth grade ENGLISH
public speaking contest the FOLLOWING
Will appear in the finals; Elvera Nah.
lgan, Margie Orth, Jeanette Hamil.
ton, Esther Larson, Vivian Coons
Margaret Carpenter, Georgia Brown
and Nellie Hildebrand.
The last program to be given by
the Literary Society III of the Junior
High this year will be presented
Thursday of this week.
Those who have been present every
day this year in Miss Swanson's room
are: Winnifred Gennow, julius Hol.
man, Vera LeSuer, and Raymond Nc.
Cracken.i
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The new fifth grade baseball teams
have been organized with Clarence
Eckberg and Rueben Barnett as
captains. The weeks score was 47-54
In favor of Reuben's team.
Some fifth and sixth grade girls arc
also showing an interest in baseball
Their captains are Hazel Mortensor
and Rena Proell. The score for the
week is 24-38 in favor of the latter's
team.
The garment Club has been a yer,
busy organization since vacation
time. The first meeting held since
Easter was at the schoolhouse OF
Wednesday April %. Olga Peterson
Elsie Boyer, Adalene Stark and Eve
lyn and Mabel Ruehn1ann were thu
hestesses. A report was given by tn,
girls who attended the Short Cours,
at the University farm. The girl
who attended are Olga Peterson, Mar