The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-05-27
SCHOOL NOTES
Editor-Virginia Kells


tanned the Seniors at a banquet. The
affair was one of the prettiest Proms
sve1 held. The decorations were OF
the soft pastel spring shades. Huge
butterflies, beautifully colored were
suspended in the room. Arnold jane
cke designed and painted the butter
flies. The whole toast program was
cleverly carried out to represent the
various stages in the life of butter
fly. The Seniors were termed the
butterflies and the various other
grades were grouped under the cater
pillar, moth, etc. The following Is
the toast program and the menu:
MENU
Kaslow's Fire EXtinguiSher
Roast a las Prof Morgan's Filler
Gray's Goo
Eich's Eyes
Pierson, Dodge and Butler Varieties
Butterfly Salad
Manufactured according to PRICE,
PANS Peculiarities
School Board Special
Buffers Best Brew
PROGRAM
''Morning" Girls Glee Club Group
Caterpillars 49,. Lucille Rasmussen
Miss Hunt.
Coccoons .......... Lawrence Hall
stDawn" ............ Vione Steege
Butterflies Carl f1shef
Mr.. Falk.
"Ahoy! Boatman'
t'By the Mississippi" ........
Boys Glee Club Group
Flowers :. M. Morgan, Mr.. Hanson
At each place there was copy of
appropriate songs which were sung by
the whole group during the banquet.
This added a very informal air to
the Prom and contributed to it's sue
cess.
After the banquet the Juniors pre-
sented Miss Price and Miss Larson
corsages in appreciation of what they
had done for them.
The evening was spent in dancing.
The music was furnished by the Met
ropolitan orchestra from Alexandria.
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Scout Tournament
Saturday the Boy and Girl Scouts
are to have a picnic and tournament
at Fairy Lake. Some of the events
will be: Standing high jump, running
high jump, standing broad jump,
1uHLillS UIOdo JUMP, vase Udil uiS-
tance throw, basket ball distance
throw, hop-skip jump, and Ginning
Mr.. Olson is taking charge of this
picnic and tournament. The cham
pionship will be determined on the
number of points won.
Junior High Boy Gets Big Fish
Edward Gishard, a freshman, sue
ceeded in catching two unusually large
fish last week. One of them weighed
twelve pounds and the other thirteen.
Ed must have "charming" way with
fish. Maybe he exercises his talents
as mouth organ artist on them; any
how by hook or crook Ed has had
splendid luck. -:sj~.l..
! Class Day
Thursday afternoon, according to
one of the many customs in Sank
Centre schools, will be the Senior
Glass day. On this important day the
Seniors will their choicest possessions
to the Sophomores and Juniors. John
Costello and Arnold Janecke are the
authors of the will this year. Some
thing new has been added to the
usual run of will, prophecy and his
tory, that is list of the Seniors,
their nick names and their favorite
sayings. This has been composed by
Carmen Janecke and Helen Kinsella.
The prophecy was written by Virgin
la Kells, James Cliff, and Vione
Steege. The class history was writ
ten by a group of the "original"
Seniors; Lucille Rasmussen was
the head of this group. Donald
Opheim wrote the class poem. Some
time ago Nellie Wakefield and Fern
Pescheck wrote the class song.
d.
Inter-Class Day
May thirty-first is interclass day in
the Senior High. The morning will
be devoted to determining the girls
and boys best baseball team. In the
afternoon big picnic will be held at
Fairy Lake. This day includes the
Juniors, Sophomores and Seniors. All
the classes have devised some way of
displaying their colors on this day.
The "ways" are secrets; without
doubt their will be some big surprises