The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-06
SCHOOL NOTES

girls sang Tor the Junior nigh DIS
sembly last Wednesday. "a Cloud"
"Heart Smiles" and ''When" as an
encore, were given.
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Elizabeth Brown, who has been at
tending school in Rochester for sew
eral months, re-entered the first grade
last week.
During the past week the boys
and girls of the fourth grade have
been making booklets. They have
made freehand outline maps of the
continents which they arranged in
the booklets according to size. Dla-
grams of the zones were also made
and included in the booklets.
The mixed fifth and sixth grade
are making health posters in hand
work.
Those in Miss Swanson's fifth and
sixth grade who have attended school
every day since school started last
fall are:
Winifred Gennow, julius Holman,
Vera LeSuer, and Raymond McCrack-
en-.
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started town project on the sand
table. This week they have finished
the house, and next week they will
start the stores, churches, etc.
The Eighth grade girls were quite
excited last week over the prospect
of serving a luncheon. This was
their first experience in meal plan
ming and serving and consequently
was quite an event.
On Tuesday afternoon section 1
served, with Vivian Coons as hostess
and Georgia Brown as host. Miss
Craig, the class advisor and Miss
Conmy were guests. Nellie Hide
brand and Gladys Gary were effic-
lent mattresses.
On Thursday section served.
Covers were laid for sixteen, as on
Tuesday. Elvira Mahigan was host
ess and Vivian Mcnamara host.
Esther Larso and Isabel Hanson were
the mattresses.
The girls plan to be able to enter
tain their mothers at this dinner.
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Senior Notes
The second district tournament will
be held at Sank Centre and Moore
head this Friday and Saturday. The
district has been divided into two
sections for convenience, with Haw-
ley, Glyndon, Detroit, Perham,
Moorhead and Breckenridge playing
at Moorehead; and Long Prairie,
Sank Centre, Fergus Falls, Glenwood,
Wadena, Alexandria, Eagle Bend and
Melrose performing here. The win
ner of the two tournaments will meet
on a neutral floor Tuesday evening
March IL. The Friday afternoon
schedule is as follows:
Long Prairie VS. Sank Centre.
Wadena VS. Alexandria.
Fergus Falls VS. Glenwood. -
Melrose VS. Eagle Bend.
On Friday evening the winner of
the Long Prairie-Sauk Centre game
will play the winner of the Fergus
Falls-G lenwood game and the winner
of the Wadena-Alexandria game will
play the winner of the Melrose-Eagle
Bend Game.
On Saturday morning the two win
ners of these two games will play for
this end of the district.
This is a great honor for Sank
Centre to be able to hold the tourn-
ament here and it is hoped that the
crowd attending will show the ap-
probation of Sank Cemeteries in this
event.
A debate was held Monday morn
ing in Public Speaking. The affirm
ative won very successfully. Those
on the affirmative were: Jannette
Dahlem, Armella Holler, and Alma
Forsberg.
The Normal girls are teaching in
various rural schools this week and
are becoming use to rural ways.
Edward Gray returned to school
today after several weeks absence.
The boys and girls Glee Clubs of
the Senior High are very busy pre-
pairing for the musical program that
will shortly be given to the public.
Monday afternoon nearly all Of the
school students attended the Min
strel Show at the Caughren theatre.
Every one thought it to be the best
entertainment they had witnessed for
many "half day off," During the
week if any one began to laugh at
supposedly nothing, every one knew
the cause.-the Minstrel Show.
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Another six weeks has begun! We
thought so by the amount of energy
displayed in the assembly and class
rooms.
For some reason or other the color
on some report cards indicates that
there must be slight epidemic of
spring fever around.
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Mrs. Otis who has been in charge
of Mrs. Richards classes was taken
i'll and as a result could not resume
her duties. Miss Davis of the Norm
al Department has been helping out
as has Mrs. Falk.
The High School Basket Ball team
played their last scheduled game of
this season at Melrose last Friday
night. They surely knew how to
wind up" as is shown by the clean
game they played in defeating Mel
rose by It's score. The game start
ed with Melrose in the lead, in fact
the first quarter ended 5-2 in favor
of Melrose. Our boys weren't quite
"piped up" as yet, but managed to
end the half with a 6-5 score. Then
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