The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-04-30
SCHOOL NOTES

Post Graduates = Isabel Conkey,
91.50; and Marguerite Ford, 91.66.
Seniors - Elizabeth Herrlinger,
$3.50; Loretta Huisman, 90.75; Mae
Kiken, 90.66; Violet Kiken, 90; AL
to LeSuer, 1925; Octavia McNam-
ara, 90; Harry Palmer, 1915; Ere
da Sorenson, $3.50; Karl Spellum,
1920; Florence Steines, 95.40. Jun
iors-Leila Dodge, 9O.75; Eleanor
Goodpaster, $3.50; Edwin Gray.
94.33; Jerome Johnson, 91.66; How
ard Lien, 94.66; AlVira Mathies,
1886; Fern Pesheck, 91.S0; Lucille
Rasmussen, 1925; Vione Steege, 90;
Philip Steiner, 90; Nellie Wakefield,
91.75. Sophomores = Arthur Borg
man, 90; Caroline Kuefler, OATS;
Alpha Lying, 94.5O; Edwin Nathe,
91.66; Evelyn Ruehman, "a; Robert
Schoenhoff, 93.75; Verona Smith,
81 SO; Myra Taylor. 90.75.
With the second week of the last
six weeks began the first of the
Glass Picnics. The Normal students
and the Post Graduate of the Com
mercial Department staged weiner
roast at Stone Arch on Wednesday
afternoon. 1t is hoped that all the
picnics to follow will be as success
full.
Mr.. Falk spoke before the Senior
Assembly on Tuesday afternoon on
the subject of High School Averages.
The class honors of the Senior Class
were announced at this time. Eliza
beth Herringer holds the highest av-
erage with SO. Due to the fact,
however that she has attended Sank
Centre High Schol only one year
she is not eligible to compete. High
est honors go to Violet Kiken and
second honors to Harry Palmer.
| d
The Normal Training Department
plan to celebrate Arbor Day by plant.
ing black walnut tree on the school
grounds. A fitting program will &C
company the ceremony.
| o.
Mr.. G. F. Maetzold of the Mime
apolis Business College spoke to sew
eral members of the Senior Class or
Tuesday afternoon in the CONNER
cial Department.
Myrtle Hillerud assisted by Evelyr
Erickson and Esther Guishard con
Quoted a series of First Aid lesson!
in the Normal Training Department
last week.
From all indications thirty-six sen
iors will graduate Thursday evening
May %, in the Junior Auditorium
Circumstances have made it impossi
BILE for Hon. John Tigert to be pres.
end and deliver the address, as was
planned, but Mr.. Falk promises g
very good speaker from another
| source.
The Junior Boys Glee Club sang
in the Junior High assembly during
the assembly period Tuesday after
noon.
The Normal students made their
first attempt at using coping saws in
the Manual Training room Tuesday of
this week when they sawed rabbits
from wood.
Letha Bartell accompanied by Miss
Hunt will go to St. Paul Friday eve
ming, May 1, where Letha will take
part in the State Typewriting con-
test to be held at the Agricultural
College Saturday morning.
AS a result of the April Type
writing tests number of awards
have been received: On the Under
wood machine certificates were earn
ed by Elvina Orth, "a words; Fred
erick Kenna, 80 words; Reva Drink
err, 80 words; Doris Benson, "a words
and Eleanor Goodpaster, 80 words.
Fern Pesheck, Harriet Sweetman,
Philip Steiner, and Florence GRADER
were awarded certificates on the L..
C.. Smith machine for writing 80 or
more words. Lucille Rasmussen won
a bronze pin for writing 40 words
on the Underwood, and Walter Moy-
nihan a gold pin for writing 81
words on the same machine. Letha
Bartell received a bronze pin for
writing 46 words on the L. C. Smith.
a.
The First and Second Grade boys
who gave the novelty for the Junior
Class play Thursday night sang in
the Junior High Assembly Wednes-
day afternoon.
Members of the Domestic Art
Class are making curtains for the
Doll kouse which is being constructed
and furnished by the several depart
merits of the school for the Kinder
gaften.
r.
Tie Junior High have a goodly
honor roll this six weeks. In the
Ninti, Grade: Evelyn Gray, 91.2;
Isahe' Hansen, 90; Esther Larson,
94.J; Margie Ortiz; 93.5; Mary
P,ppe, 93.5; Philip Schaub, SO; Clara
Schommer, GIT; and Richard Sweet
man. 81 g.
Harold Beery, 94.6; Helen Brown,
935; Dorothy Heraly, 94.6; Mildred
Hrltgren, 95; Edward Kels. 90; Ruth
Schaub, 90; Martha Stafford, OBS;
and Julia Stein, 95.1 received hon
ors in the Eighth Grade.
In the Seventh grade Myrtle
Beery, 90; Pearl Clark, BAG; Alice
Heraly, 91.4; Kenneth Robinson,