The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-02-07
SCHOOL NOTES
High School Notes

Tor Assembly was gwen announcer ohe
of those "Surprise Tests" Mrs.
Richards gave us a list of some twenty
names for us to tell just how much
we knew about them. To say the
least we really didn't know as much
as we though we did. The Senior
class proved to have the highest aver
age, but perhaps the exact percentage
should not be printed. Carol Coons
received first, Evelyn Kusba second,
and Dorothy Stein third. The jun
iors were next: Richard Schoenhoff
first. Walter Moynihan second, and
Loren Hanson third. Then the Soph-
ignores with Arnold Janecke first,
Carl Fischer second, and Anna Rob-
inson third place.
Aylmer: Say Eula did you wash
your Isthmus this morning?
Eula: No, what is my Isthmus?
Aylmer: It says in the dictionary
that it is a long neck of dirt.
o.
The evening of Feb. LIST was the
scene of another one of the High
School basket ball games. Cur boys,
or "The Main Street Five" as some
put it, won over the Glenwood team.
Our boys didn't have to put their US
ual pep into the game but neverthe-
less it was very interesting, both
teams playing an exceptionally clean
game. Glenwood proved to be real
sports for they certainly know the
right way of taking defeat.
The next team to be going home
without their winning score will b.
the famous "Speed Boys" Of Osakis.
Due to former rivalry the game prom
Uses to be one of the best and most
exciting yet played-come and see
for yourself Friday evening Feb. 8
I'll be there, will you?
Miss Bugbee, the Sixth Grade
teacher is confined to her home with
an attack of scarlet fever.
Mr.. Morgan, received his black
walnut lumber, after a long expect
ant wait. He intends to use the ma
terial for lathe work.
Miss Larson and Miss Gallagher,
teachers of the Senior High, enjoyed
"Hike" Saturday to Melrose.
Miss Alvira Mathies of St. Cloud
visited the Senior High Friday after
noon.
The Civics classes for the past week
have been deeply buried in the study
of the Constitution-Mrs. Richards
does want us to become intelligent
citizens.
Proven: Miss Willougby believes in
sMatch Making"
Proof: She had both Chemistry
classes making matches Friday of last
week.
"The Whirligigs of Life" will be
given in the Senior Assembly room
Wednesday of this week by members
of the Public Speaking Glass. Those
taking part are: Carol Coons, Ahmel-
la Holler, Arnold Poppe, Cyril Ken
ma.
Miss Rubis Pacey visited school
on Monday afternoon.
A.
Who says that boys don't indulge
in vanity. Well they surely do. The
other day several Sophomore boys
came to school with bright red ban
danna ties around their necks., Mr..
Otis evidently didn't care to see the
bright shade worn so freely so he
decided to change the fad, conse-
quently assembly period he made q
very nice little speech which included
several well chosen remarks about the
new fad, he stated that on looking the
report cards over he found that the
same students who were wearing the
red bandannas had plenty of red or
their cards. He did have quite ar
influence over the newly started fac
for it was "out of style" right after
wards.
Junior High School Notes
The following program will be Civ
en- by the Elementary Grades ant
Junior High on February IL at 2:0(
P. M. in the Junior High Auditor
ium. Every one is cordially invited:
Program
Part Mistress Penelope one &C
play.
Piano Margaret Moynihan
Helen Brown.
Quartette- Irene Brophy, Lillian
Reed, Lena Soldah, Inez Brown.
Part II-Friends of Uncle Sam.
Patriotic Pageant featuring: Uncl
Sam, Miss America, Norway an
Sweden, Ireland, Spain, Scotland
Japan, Holland, America, Sta
Spangled Banner.
List of characters in the order o
their appearance:
Penelope Gray-A Quakeress
Esther Larsol
Master William Banks-A Mis-
chievous School Boy $50.
j.. Harold Roger
John Weatherford- Colonial
Soldier ....... Charles Potte
Major Cumberland-A dashing
Cavalier 49,. John Costell
Sergeant Blitzen-A Hessian.
Clarence Harde
Master of Ceremonies $1,000.
...... ........ Edward Kell
Uncle Sam ........ Harry Barnet
Miss America ........ Erma O'Gar;
American Boys and Girls-Viv-
ian Mcnamara, Vera Lee
Suer, Margert Moynihan,
Renelda Clasemen, Dorothy
Bosshardt, Winnifred Gen.
now, Leta Child, Edith
O'Gara, Vivian Sugden,
Alice Parks, Doris Clase-
man, Margorie Taylor,