The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-01-21
SCHOOL NOTES
Editor, Virginia Kells
Pep Meeting Held Friday

Sdrl FISCHER, IOTHfGT C1letT. ledueI
took charge of the pep meeting Fri
day afternoon. The meeting was one
of the most successful held this year.
During some pep meetings a number
of the boys seem to consider that the
proper etiquette is to dash madly for
the hottest radiator and lounge COM
fortably there during the meeting.
Friday the radiators were strangely
deserted. The team was (much
against their will) forced to take the
platform and respond to the crys of
Speech Webster himself would
fade into significance if he could but
hear the uplifting and inspiring talks
delivered by such orators, as Harold
LIE Seur and Red Pearson. The meet
ing adjourned to the tune of sold
Sank Centre. I"
Sank Centre Defeated at Alexandria
Friday night the team was rather
disastrously defeated at Alexandria.
During the first half Sank Centre was
in the lead. The score stood at the
end of the half 80. At the end of
the game the score was .820. Con-
sidering the first half of the game it
can be hoped that when Alexandria
returns the game we can succeed in
making both halls like the first at
Alexandria. Coach Kaslow is trying
out different positions with the team
in order to ascertain which one gives
the best results. Very few rooters
accompanied the team to Alex due to
the Lyceum here.
a. &
Items for the Week
Miss Nitardy entertained the D. T.
l.. M. club Monday evening.
The final home defamation con-
test will take place Tuesday evening
at eight o'clock.
Miss Larson has a Sunday edition
of the "Kansas City Star" in her
room. This paper is among the three
best newspapers in the United States.
The paper is very interesting. With
out doubt, most people have noticed
articles and quotations in other pa
pers taken from the "Kansas City
Star. /" Miss Larsen will be glad to let
anyone read it that cares to.
The [Sophom0res are very busy
planning a party. They have been
threatening to give party ever since
school began as a special favor to
the assembly. We hope they won't
keep this distinguished body in SUI
pense much longer.
A Girl Scout meeting was held
Wednesday night after school. Sixty
four girls attended the meeting.
Troup No. IL held meeting Friday
night and No. 1 Tuesday night.
The Freshman elected class Of
ficers Monday noon. Dorothy Herly
was elected president, Bunny Mark
son, treasurer; Harriet Harrison vice
president.
Freshman Hear From Foreign
Countries
A number of the Freshmen who
have written to boys and girls in
foreign countries in care of U. S.
Consuls there have received answers.
Probably one of the most interesting
is that received by Bunny Markson.
Dummies letter was given to a 16
year old girl in Port Said, Egypt,
Eileen Henderson. Eileen is an Aus
trailian girl, and she has been in Port
Said only three months. She wrote
very interesting letter telling about
the people and the country. Also
Alice Heraly head from Doris Yer
zanta who lives in Vera Cruz, Mexico.
Doris told about the Christmas cele-
bration in Mexico. She said that they
Toasted every night from December
18th, till Christmas. On Jan. 18th
they hang their baskets on the bal
cony and the three wise men come
around and fill them in the same man.
ner that Santa fills our stockings.
o.
The Grades
Katherine Kennedy has left the
Second Grade.
The Fifth Graders in Miss Shelion's
room have novel way to check
grammatical errors. They have big