The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-01-22
Monday evening Of this week.

Monday evening Of this week.
Miss Scott of the music depart
ment who is in the Wadena hospital
is reported to be recovering nicely
and her return to school is expected
within few days.
The Glenwood basket ball team will
come to Sank Centre Friday night of
this week. Everyone is enthusiastic
and large attendance is expected at
the game. Pep meetings are being
conducted for it in the Senior High.
A new set of encyclopedias have
been added to the equipment in the
Senior High Assembly. A new rack
has been made for the books and the
new addition is big improvement
over the other set we had.
The Sank Centre basket ball quint
met the Melrose team at Melrose on
Friday. About fifteen students drove
down to witness the game. The game
was a hard fought one but the final
score stood lib in favor Of Sank
Centre.
Semester State Boards left several
of the participants shaking but hope
full. 1t is hoped the new semester
will prove pleasant and successful
one to all.
Mr.. Morgan refereed the Long
Prairie-Alexandria game at Alex
on Friday. Alexandria won, 1913.
Miss Thomas spent the week end
at Alexandria.
The skating rink is just about fin
ished. Another coating will put the
rink in excellent shape.
Mr.. Otis refereed the Osakis (27)
Glenwood (13) game last week.
The Teachers Club will meet in
the Normal Training rooms at the
usual hour on Saturday, Jan. a.. The
N. T.. students and their pupils will
give short program composed of
certain numbers selected from last
Fridays Geography entertainment.
A new subject (aesthetic dancing) |
has been added to the N. T. Curricu-
lum. 1t is a very exclusive class,
however, being studied by very few
after the remainder of the class has
gone in the evening.
History and Arithmetic have been
for Grammar and Geo
yraphy in the N. T. Department. Just
low we are using the Studebaker
Arithmetic Drills, a series of tests in
he four fundamental processes of
Arithmetic. There are fifty drills in
he set, and one is given each day.
A mistake was made last week in
tating the time at which the N. T.
lass will practice in rural schools.
he last week in February and the
rst week in March have been chosen ;
S most convenient for that work.
The program which concluded our 9
ractice work in Geography was CIV
n last Friday with gratifying sue y
ess. The entire Fifth grade was pres
MT as guests, and all enjoyed the s
rogram. Reports, stories, original t
lays, dances, and comparisons with g
ur own country, gave an extensive 9
lew of Holland, Denmark, Sweden t
nd Norway, which were the coun- =
lies studied. f -. a
Typewriting awards were won by
lie following: Lucille Rasmussen, z
old pin for writing 60 words per
mute; Averil Bartell, silver pin
Or writing So words; Anna Robi-
ION, Loretta Husmann, Alvira Ma
lie, bronze pins for writing 40
ords; Doris Benson and Elvina Orth, =
,rtificates for writing 80 words, and :
etha Bartell and Alvira Mathies
ronze metals for writing 40 words
er minute.
The Senior English classes are
udying Biographies for Book Re
ews which will be due Jan. 80.
The Juniors and Seniors are eligi-
e to take part in the Essy Contest
ven by the Illinois Watch Co. A
edal will be presented to the writ
of the winning essay which is to-
, written on Lincoln I"
Semester reports will be given out
is week.