The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-11-12
SCHOOL NOTES
Senior High Notes
virginia Kells-Editor

Girls Basket Ball practice is now
in full swing. "A game has been
scheduled between Swanville and
Sank Centre girls teams December
! 9TH.
Miss Knickerbocker remained in
Sank Centre during vacation for M.
E.. A. Miss Knickerbocker remained
to coach the Junior play "Adam and
Eva' which will be given November
"a.
The Sophomore held a class meet
ing last week to elect class advisor.
AS result of the election Miss Eiche
was chosen.
The Juniors also held an election
for class advisor. AS result Miss
Larsen was elected.
The Junior girls and some of the
glee girls are arranging program
for the class play to be given No
vember 20 and opperetta occurring
December IL.
Superintendent H. A. Falk was a
delegate from this district to the
assembly of the M. E. A.
Three copies of Bassett's Ellis
tory of the United States" and two
copies of Boards Readings in Amer
lean Government" have been added
to the High School text library for
reference work in American History.
Practice in basket ball for inter
scholastic games has started. There
are about rs ment out for basket
ball this year.
Two horn toads sent here from
California are now being picked in
formaldhyde in the chemistry lab
ratory. The toads will be used for
exhibition purposes.
"Red" Pierson dislocated his knee
in foot ball Saturday and will be
unable to practice basket ball for an
indefinite period.
An Older Boys Conference is to be
held in Minneapolis Dec. 9th to
goth. This conference is under the
auspices of the Y. M. C. A. Various
towns send two or three delegates
to the convention from the High
School. A number of the towns
around here have sent boys and
are going to send them this year.
Sank Centre has never sent any
delegates. 1t would be splendid
thing if the H. S. boys would send a
few delegates to the conference.
Evelyn Mortenson and Margaret
Moynihan attended the lyceum at St.
Cloud Monday night. The feature
Of the lyceum was the Minneapolis
Symphony.
Junior High Notes
The members of the Seventh Grade
have divided into basket ball teams,
but the only relation it has to basket
ball is that it is a contest. ~
Any person who reads 200 pages
of historical fiction makes a basket
for his team. There are eight play
ers on each team; the three who
read the least are subs and the one
who reads the most is captain.
Members of the Eighth Grade
have entered the race and the boys,
especially, are giving the Sevnth
Graders a lot of competition.
Below is list of teams, the num-
Der of pages read by each team, and
the present captain.
Michigan, 1,781 =. Clarence Eckberg
Indiana, 4,241 1890. Jack Hanson
Iowa, 1927 ...... Willis Dahlem
Illinois, 1,454 49,. ...... Leta Child
Wisconsin, 215 -. Irene Bergman
independents, 4,251 John Cos
grove.
Ladies Aid', 1,040 ;. Alice Heraly
o.
Health Hints
The School Child
The food habits of the school
child have already been found. AS
a rule this child plays and works
enough to be sufficiently hungry to
eat what is set before him. His diet
consists of practically the same
things as that of the present school
child except that he may have larg-
er quantity of each. He must guard
against overeating and avoid all
fried foods and rich pastry, as the
child's stomach is easily upset by the
grease these contain.
Tea and coffee should be absolute
ly forbidden all young children.
Milk is the best and most nourish-