The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-27
SCHOOL NOTES
Evelyn Kusba-Editor-in-Chief
Junior Notes

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\ Evelyn Kusba-Ed itor-in- Chief
Junior Notes
Miss Katherine Swisher of Mime
apolis visited with Miss Margaret
Thomas over the week end.
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Miss Cora Ellingson, Miss Helen
Swanson, Miss Edith Larson, and
Miss Sophia Morris were in st. Cloud
Saturday March %. a's
Miss Larson, Miss Dundas and
Miss Morris entertained at cards and
Nah Jong Friday evening.
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Miss Hunt entertained at cards
and Nah Jong Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Katherine Swisher of
Minneapolis.
The Cooking class have been MAX
ing frozen deserts the past week. At
"a nominal price per dish the teachers
have been enjoying these frozen dain.
ties each evening at A o'clock.
The eighth grade English class is
having a second contest in public
speaking. Each pupil reads a poem
this time. Those who win place in
the finals will be announced next
week.
We are planning to send four rep
resentatives to Morris, Minnesota, to
attend the Short Course offered by the
West Central School of Agriculture.
These girls will take the course in
Garment making. The course is held
during March rs, 26, 81 and %.
The boys in the fifth and sixth
grades have organized four baseball
teams. The captains are: Ralph
Manlick, Julius Holman, Lewis Moor
man and Orrin Hall. At the end of
two weeks the winning teams will
play tournament game.
lila Sykes is a newly enrolled pupil
in the mixed fifth and sixth grade.
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The Jordan car won the race in
spelling last week in the fifth grade.
Miss Bainey's fifth grade has been
looking forward with great enthus-
iasm for the big day to come-"Music
Contest" March the 25th.
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r. Senior Notes
The members of our basket ball
team have received invitations from
the Community Club inviting them
and their coach, Mr.. Otis, at six
thirty dinner Thursday evening. Mr..
Falk will be POSTMASTER and toasts
will be given by Mr.. v. T. Conklin,
Mr.. II. ]. Sauer, Mr.. Glen R. Otis,
and and address by Mr.. o. F. Schafer,
University ,of Minnesota, Department
of Animal Husbandry.
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Wednesday noon Carol Coons, win
ner of the sub-district oratorical con-
test, will leave for St. Cloud where
he will represent our school at the
district contest. Mrs. Richards, who
has coached Carol on his selection a
"Plea for Cuba" will accompany him.
Modern History classes will soon
start their review to prepare for the
final exams. They expect to finish
their books next week.
Miss Davis, Librarian, is kept busy
finding books for book reports which
will be handed in next week, Wednes-
day April 2.
The Glee Clubs of the Senior High
are progressing nicely and hope to
please the public at the Musical En-
tertainment which they are helping
tc put on Thursday, April 3.
The Public Speaking class are
studying after dinner speeches. Evil
IDENTIFY the dinner has little to do with
the speech, or else it was because it
was SO very near noon-what eve.
the reason may be the speeches were
found to be very clever and fit for
any after dinner occasion.
Mrs. Richards is to be congratulate
ed upon having such capable amateur
orators in her Public Speaking class.
Last Wednesday AFTERNOON the stu
dent body enjoyed two orations, one
by Dorothy Steines on the Italian pa
triot, "Garbaldi" and the other by
Lillian Flahaven on an appeal for the
Soldiers Bonus"
% fs so 81.
Chemistry students have changed
their minds in regard to the fun of
Chemistry period all because of the
.measly' equations appearing on the
front boards.
On Monday, March oath, six try
out demonstrations were held in the
high school sewing classes. The win
ners, Margaret Moynihan, Winifred
Gray, Mildred Davis, Elsie Boyer,
and Olga Peterson, will represent our
Garment Club at the Short Course