The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-05-14
son last week. Everyone reported a
good time.

| SOOu ClIuG.
Cameron Larson returned to his
school duties after an extended alb.
sence due to an injured finger.
The Fifth and Sixth Grades are
making posters this week for this
years fair exhibit.
Jack Hansen's absence has been
necessitated from the Sixth grade by
an attack of chicken pox.
Sixth Grade boys defeated the
girls of the class in base ball last
week.
The Normal Quartet has proven
a popular one in the two High
Schools. The group which numbers
| Dorothy Steines, Veronie- Steffes, Eve
Ign Thompson and Ellen Kruse sang
for the Junior High Assembly on
Thursday and for the Senior High on
Friday.
Several musical numbers will be
| offered at the Junior Banquet this
Thursday evening by High School
students. Lawrence Hall will sing
two solos and quartet including
Victor Key, Richard Schoenhoff, Law
renee Hall and Harry Palmer will
sing.
Miss Jessie Lord of Minneapolis ar
rived Friday and was the guest of
Miss Gilkey until Tuesday morning.
Miss Gllkey accompanied by Misses
Lord and Thomas spent the week end
in Alexandria and Long Prairie.
Chester Otto has left for his new
home at Bloomer, Wisconsin, where
he will enter school for the remand
er OF the school year.
Bobby Strong has returned from
California where he spent the winter,
and has resumed his school work
here.
Donald Werning has been forced to
terminate his school work for this
year due to illness.
f.
Winners of the tennis tournament
will be awarded with metals for their
good records. Bronze medals will be
presented to the second winners in
doubles and the first winners in doub-
les. A silver plated medal will go
to the first winner in singles.
An Independent Tennis club is to
be organized this summer for BOYS
and girls under seventeen years, and
tournament will be held during the
vacation months.
Members of the Public Speaking
class presented two pantomines be-
fore the Senior Assembly Friday af-
ternoon. Both plays were original
and admirable played. Titles of the
patomines were, "The Survival of
the Fittest" and Scared OUT
Gideon Frizen is listed on the Sixth
Grade base ball team and proving a
valuable asset. The boys defeated
the girls in a contest game last week.
The annual Manual Training and
Domestic Art Exhibit will be ready
Thursday and Friday of next week in !
the Junior auditorium. The Com
mercial Department will also be rep
resented. Several interesting fea-
lures are promised in connection with
the display and the public is cordially
invited to attend.
The Normal-Post Graduate picnic
vas held Monday afternoon at Fairy
j AXE. The day was an ideal one for
a picnic and everyone had a good |
time. The picnic had been planned
at an earlier date but was postponed |
for letter weather.
The Sophomore Class picnic was
held Tuesday afternoon at Fairy
Lake. Mrs. Falk and Miss Eich act
ed as chaperons.
Among those who attended the
class play Seventeen given by the
Senior Class of the Osakis High
School were Messrs Morgan, Kaslow
and Olson.
The Junior Class are entertaining
the Seniors at the browning social |
event of the school year, the Junior
Senior Banquent, this Thursday eve
ming in the Commercial Club rooms.
The event has been carefully plan
ned and promises to maintain the
popularity Of the past proms.
Miss Larson to Junior English
Class: Tomorrow we witt take the
life of Mark Twain; come to class