The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-11-06
SCHOOL NOTES
Junior High News

dish towels Tor the department., edCIl
girl has two to make, one is hemmed
by hand and the other by machine.
This will mean the addition of four
dozen towels.
Miss Monica Feeny of Glenwood
has been hired to take Miss Stout
er's place in the grades. Miss Stauf-
err is recovering from injuries recelv-
ed in an automobile accident.
Miss Swanson returned to her
school room duties on Monday.
Elizabeth and Willard Blk have
moved to Owatonna, Mimi, where
they will continue their school work.
:, The Fifth and Sixth Grades are
playing a tournament game OF base
ball.
= Miss Eich helped the Fifth Grade
with their Halloween party on FRI
Miss Gilkey is having the Seventh
Grade girls make her some new pillow
cases for the nurses room. Several
of these are completed.
Hot luncheons are to be served IN
the school starting Monday, Novem-
Der the tenth.
Calvin Coolidge won the J. II. ;.
election bv a large majority. Tho
vote was IA for Coolidge, ~ for La
Toilette, and II for Davis. Schall
received "a votes, and the Republican
candidates for state offices won by
large majorities. The ballotlng was
a climax to the many political speech
es that were given by loyal support
ers of each party in the j.. II. ). AS
sembly room. -.
The Second Grade have new Arlth-
metic books, which the children en-
Joy very much,
Bessie Ireland of the Second Grade
has moved to West Union where she
will continue her school work.
The debate Resolved, the Amer.
can Indian has been treated fairly,
was put on by members of Literary
Society No. II last Friday in the
Junior High School Assembly. The
negative side, which was upheld by
Julia Stein, Lucille Birdsell, and
Harold Cliff defeated the affirmative,
which was upheld by Margaret Car
penter, Ruth Benson and Philip
Schaub. The judges were Miss Ever
hart, Miss Sunde, and Mr.. KasloW.
Preceding the decision OF the Judg-
es, recitations were given by Edltn
O'Gara, Margaret Key, and Frances
Reed.
The Seventh Grade history volun-
teering contest was won by the sec
ond division. The following are the
individuals who won places in their
own divisions:
First Division ;,
First place, Malcolm Davis; second
place, Alice Heraly; third place Myr-
tie Beeny and Pearl Clark.
Second Division
First place, Kenneth Robinson; sec
ond place, Vera Sparks; third place,
Hazel Mortenson, Glen Sullivan and
Frances Reed.
Senior High News
Mr.. Morgan refereed the Glen
wood-Wheaton game on Friday, and
also the Long Prairie-Paynesville
game on Saturday.
Sank Centre will have an hundred
per cent representation at the annual
meeting of the Minnesota Education
al Association to be held in st. Paul
Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF
this week. Prominent Educators and
Publicists from all parts of the y.
S. will address the 5000 Minnesota
teachers in attendance.
AS part of the entertainment pro-
yided by the Association, there will be
a special concert by Margery Max
well, soprano of the Chicago Grand
Opera Company, and Carlos Salzedo,
harpist, given at the St. Paul Audi
forum, Thursday at 8:15 r. M:
ri on
day to allow the students to particle
pate in the street celebration.
Be sure to get a good seat for the
Lyceum number to be presented on
Monday, Nov. 18th. The Harry Day.
les Opera Company will be the at
traction.
Rita Bergman of st. Benedicts'
College visited the High School Mon
day.
Sophie Hillerud, John Costello and
Carl Fischer gave campaign speeches
boosting the various Presidential
candidates, Friday afternoon.
Raymond Bergman of st. Johns
visited school Tuesday morning.
Superintendent Falk announced
on his return from the Athletic Con-
ference at Alexandria last week that
he had secured the District Basket
Ball Tournament for Sank Centre to
be held on March sixth, when the
nine teams of this district will con-
tend for district honors. The fol-
lowing schedule for the year was all
so arranged:
Dec. 12-Melrose at Sank Centre.
Jan. 9-Osakis at Osak1s.
Jan 15.-Alexandria at Sank Cen
tire.
Jan. 16-Melrose at Melrose.
Jan -Glenwood at Sank Gem
tire.
Jan. SO-Long Prairie at Long
Prairie.
Feb. Alexandria at Alexandra.
Feb 14-Long Prairie at Sank
Centre.
Feb. Glenwood at Glenwood.
Feb. Osaks at Sank Centre.
The Normal Training Class attend
ed the Todd County Teachers Insti-
tute at Long Prairie from Tuesday
the twenty-first to Friday the TWEEN
ty-fourth. Industrial Arts and Gram
mar were the subjects most empha-
sized. The assembly was divided in
various groups, each group selecting
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