The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-31
Steiner, Mrs. ]. A. Caughren, and
Mrs. Helen Ingram.

Steiner, Mrs. ]. A. Caughren, and
Mrs. Helen Ingram.
MRS. HELEN INGRAM ENTER
tanned the McGinty Club at 600
o'clock dinner Monday evening, after
which cards were played.
Grade School Notes
The ninth grade gave their class
party on Saturday, January %. The
surprise feature Of the evening was
an entertainment given by the 500
Funny Family, which was voted very
popular by the class. After various
other forms of entertainment Mother
Goose called partners for a grand
march. The refreshments were de-
iicious. All went home feeling that
the evening was well spent
The following pupils OF Junior
High were neither tardy nor absent
during the first semester: John AL
len, Elmer Bradley, Wilfred Crick-
mer, Madeleine ellison, Dorothy
Heraly, Stanley Johnson, Anna
Parks, Marjorie Taylor, Hazel Allen,
Ruth Benson, Margaret Carpenter,
Gladys Gary, Jeanette Hamilton,
Esther Larson, Leo Miller, Margie
Orth, Alice Parks, Edward Peterson,
Dorothy Steward, Richard Sweet
man, Everette Borgmann, Dorothy
Bosshardt, Elsie Boyer, Lita Butler,
Ronald Degree, Julia Dunn, Harriet
Fenton, Clarence Harder, Helma He
din, Evelyn Heraly, Keith Kennedy,
Genevieve Lux, Alpha Lang, Olga
Peterson, Irene Prasch, Robert
Schoenhoff, Myra Taylor, Alice Up
ton.
Mr.. Kernighan who has been con-
fined to his home for few days with
severe cold returned to his work
Friday. 1t seemed strange to see
another filling his place.
In Miss Ellingson's room the vari-
Gus rows are having an automobile
race in spelling. At present the
Stutz car is in the lead with the
Jordan a close second. The Ford is,
as usual, holding its own.
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The Junior High and Elementary
grades will give the following pro-
gram on February IL, at 200 P. M.
in the Junior High Auditorium.
About one hundred boys and girls
will take part in this program.
Part
Mistress Penelope. "A one act play.
Piano Duet .............
Helen Brown Margaret Moynihan
Trio.
Friends of Uncle Sam"-A Patriot
ic Pageant, featuring: Uncle Sam,
Miss America, Norway and Swed-
en-, Ireland, Spain, Scotland, ia
pan, Holland, America, Star
Spangled Banner.
The ninth grade Domestic Science
class has finished the plain sewing re-
quired and have begun the making Of
skirts, blouses and dresses.
The pupils Of Miss Swanson's
fifth and sixth grades have begun
work on their music notebooks which
will be entered in the contest.
a.
Those who received the highest
averages in the mixed fifth and sixth
grade room are: Julian Larson, Sig
urd Holme, Jack Hansen, Delbert
Gamradt, Vera LeSuer, VIOLA Kurrell,
Lester Iwinski, Julius Holman.
q
Thrift at Home and at School"
was the first Of a series Of Good
Citizenship lessons begun this week
in the fifth and sixth grade room.
At the Junior High Audubon So
ciety meeting last Friday the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
second semester: President, Helen
Brown; treasurer, Anita Baker; sec
rotary, Douglas Opheim.
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The eighth grade girls, who be-
long to the Little Mothers class, are
now taking up the study of Com
municable Diseases having finished
the lessons on Personal Hygiene.
Visitors to these classes are welcome,
Friday the members Of the Normal
Training Department began an eight
weeks course in the teaching of sew
ing under the direction Of Miss
Conmy.
The kindergarten children have
been busy the last week making paper
furniture, from the sixteen square
fold. This week they have worked on
the dining room furniture, and next
week will start work on bedroom fur
niture, The children viii furnish the
doll house which is soon to be ready
for the kindergarten.
D.
The pupils in Miss Baney's fifth
grade are racing in spelling to see
which row gets the most zoos during
the week. Each row has been given
the name of car. Last week the
Jordan had a perfect record for the
entire week. The owners of the Jord-
on car are: Reuben Barnette, Dorothy
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