The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-04-10

celVed the nVe QOllaf prize IOr the
best test paper. The paper of Vera
Sparks and Esther Larson were
equally good. The judges decided to
give them each second prize of two
dollars instead of a second and third
and one respectfully.
Honor Roll for Books.
Eighth grade-Harold LeSuer, AL
ice Hanson, Margie Orth, Edward
Peterson.
Seventh grade-John Allen, Ell
vera Mahigan.
Sixth grade-Vera LeSuer, Harold
Metz.
Fifth grade-Dorothy Walker, ,Har-
ry Hamilton.
Honor Roll for Papers.
Eighth grade-Isabel Hanson, Luz
ellie Birdsel, Julia Stein, Richard
Sweetman.
Seventh grade Mildren Hultgren,
Dorothy Hearty, Madeline Gibson.
Sixth grade-Vivan Sugden, VIOLA
Stein.
Fifth grade-Jane Strebel.
At the close of the Thursday night
program Mr.. Falk in behalf Of the
students of the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh
and Eighth grades and Miss Scott,
thanked the Gradatim society for fur
nishing the prize money, the judges,
Mrs. Whitson, Miss Erwin, and Mrs.
Bohall for awarding the prizes, the
News and Herald for printing the
articles each week and the Corner
Drug Store for loaning the records.
Many of the papers and books will be
on exhibit at the Fair next fall.
Miss Spences grade won the prize
offered the room for selling the most
tickets. The fourth grade room sold
S22 worth of tickets for the Thurs
day musical. Ruby Guishard in Miss
wilson's room sold 20 tickets.
Senior Notes
Evidently we have some exclusive
members in the Sophomore class. OF
course suite of rooms is preferable,
but when this cannot be obtained, one
room seems to serve the purpose very
nicely. No names need to be men
toned for surely the one so honored
is too we'll known to occasion doubt
in the minds of anyone. Partially is
all very we'll in it's place but when
the public school is so far advanced
as to furnish separate rooms for
eoch individual in this whole hearted
fashion, the present day students
may quickly excuse themselves.
The Chemistry class met their
Waterloo last Friday when Miss
Willoughby gave them their six weeks
test. But latest reports are that the
battle is to be waged over again to
do away with so much red.
r.
The members of the Public Speak
ing class were very much surprised
Friday morning, when Harry and
Carol arrived in class on time.
a.
Guess the close of school is drawing
near, for the Girl Graduate Books
have made their annual appearance.
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The Senior Glass play is progress
ing rapidly. The first three acts
were rehearsed Friday and Saturday
nights. Practice on the fourth act
was started Monday. -,-,;.,.
The Musical program given last
Thursday night seemed to be enjoy.
able to all. No one was handicapped
by stage fright-so they say.
Miss Mildred Rath of Mankato,
Mimi, who is a guest of her sister
Mrs. Dewey O'Gara, was visitor of
the Senior High Wednesday of last
week.
Miss Lillian Flahaven and Esther
Warner returned to school Monday
with their hair bobbed.
r.
The property committe OF the
School Board visited school last week
for ,the purpose of inspecting class
rooms and Investigating as to what
changes would be advisable. The Sen
Tor High School is an old building
and needs annual repair. One OF the
big changes which will undoubtedly
be made will be the enlargement OF
the Manual Training room, installing
eight more work benches. This would
give Sank Centre High School one OF
the best equipped Manual Training
rooms in the state.
r.
A garment making club was or.
ganized at the Junior High School