The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-03-19

tractive bronze pin by the Underwood
Company.
After a mont's work on one act
plays, Public Speaking pupils are
again meeting at their regular hour
Patriotic selections constitute their
present efforts, and several Patrick
Henrys have been found numbered
among the class.
Regena Unger entertained the
Shorthand II Class very successfully
at the home of her parents on Tues
day evening. That the class is TAX
ing lively interest in the O. C.. A.
Club is plainly shown by the well
attended meetings.
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Tuesday, St. Patrick's Day, proved
a trying one for both students and
teachers. A warm day and an excess
of green color caused an epidemic of
spring fever, which was overcome
with difficulty.
| With the close of the basket ball
season, High School athletes are turn
ing their attention to track. Work
will be started as soon as the wealth
er permits.
Practice for the Senior Class play,
"Green Stockings" is now we'll under
way. The play is reported to have
been given in Melrose some five
years ago with decided success. The
cast for this years play has been
chosen after much careful delibera-
ton on the part of Miss Knicker-
booker, who is coaching the produc-
ton.
"Neighbors" the slast of the three
one act plays, presented by the pub
lie speaking class, will be given Fri
day afternoon in the Junior Auditor
uim. The senior assembly will wit
ness the presentation.
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Seniors, take note: Rumors are
abroad that the Juniors are already
making a list of Junior Prom guests.
Now is the time to study harder, that
you may be sure you are numbered
among the privileged thirty-eight.
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Members of the Fifth Grade gave
a surprise party on their teacher
Miss Swanson, Thursday afternoon.
Everyone reported a good time.
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Donald Rattle received the prize
tablet for his essay on "What Hap
pened after Recess" All pupils in
the Fifth Grade competed.
The Sixth Grade successfully sur
prised their teacher, Miss Haubolt
Wednesday afternoon at party.
The kindergarten children are MAX
ing cradles for their dolls from oat
meal boxes. They are making clothes
pin dolls, and will make quilts for
the cradles.
Tt the Regional tournament at Alex
andria last week, Sank Centre met
with disappointment when Buffalo
won the Buffalo-Sauk Centre match
by score of 1923. Appleton de-
feated Pine River 25-9 in the after
noon game. In the evening Sank
Centre and Pine River played the
Consolation game in which Pine River
bon by 20-15 score.
The final Regional game between
Appleton and Buffalo was an excit-
ing one but a poor exhibition of
good basket ball playing. The score
was 1914 in favor of Buffalo. The
Buffalo quint will go to Kenwood
Armory, Minneapolis, where they will
compete for the State championship
this week.
Sleepy-eyed Sophomore girls are
not altogether strangers to members |
of the Senior assembly. 1t has been
necessary during the last few days |
for the girls to be at work in the |
cafeteria at 500 A. M. However,
they have some prize loaves of bread |
and Parker House rolls to exhibit as
a result of their efforts.
The d. L. It's. will entertain the
lady members of the faculty at par
ty in the kindergarten room, Monday
evening of next week.
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The Eighth Grade arithmetic class
mas begun work for next years Fair
exhibit. At present they are making
plans and figuring the cost connected
with building modern house. Every
ietail, including papering, plastering,
and lighting, will be included in their
estimates. Il