The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-10-28
SCHOOL NOTES

Robert ]. Schoenhoff. Editor.
As promised last week, we are going
TO give further information about the
newspaper which is beginning to grow
in the opinions of the student body.
Last week we told you that the Jun
Tors had appointed their committee. By
this time we have committees ap-
Senior committee members are Mar
garet Moynihan and Robert Schoen-
hoff; the Junior, Irene Moynihan, and
Stewart Whitehead; and the Sopho-
more. Julian Markson. and Helen
Brown. This combination met with
Miss Larson Friday and appointed, or
decided upon Miss Baker and Mr.. Nor
gan for the two faculty advisors. This
eide upon plans. One of the most i'm
portant will be the selection of the
staff. There is the direct appointment
method. and the other of Importance
is the merit method. In the direct
method the Board would appoint the
staff, while in the merit method, any
one desirious of a position on the staff
would submit some writing showing
their literary ability il, that line. If
there were any number of applicants
for one position, the best one would
be picked by the Faculty Advisors.
After the staff has been selected the
real business will go forward. The
size of the paper, the soliciting Of ad-
vertising, the time of publication-all
these will then be decided upon. If
member of the Board becomes mem
Der of the Staff, another person from
the class will be appointed to take his
or her place. Finally, we will try to
get good name for our paper.
Mr.. Morgan has plan drawn up for
the paper and is submitting it at the
Tuesday meeting. We have seen it and
think it very good plan. At any
rate, we can find out that the students
want.
Last Wednesday we received our
11rst reports for the year. We were
surprised, happy, downhearted, and all
the faces of the various Senior High
students as they looked at their cards.
The same thing happened in the Jun
Tor High to we are sure for 1T can
To show you however that quite a
few Of us got fairly good marks we
are printing the Honor Roll. You
know of course that an average of 80
or above qualities you for position
Seniors = oscar oNorgarden, s3.s;
Bis; Alpha Lying, 81; Paul Markson, 81.
Juniors-Philip Schaub, SO; Esther
Larson, 92.5.
Sophomores - Maude Brown, 91.2;
Merrill Forsberg, 91.2; Walter Johnson,
90.7; Julian Markson, 80; Virgil Sic
You will note that the Seniors lead
In class averages. They also have the
highest average of any individual in
the Senior High. We were disappoint-
ed in the Juniors showing, but we hope
they will be better next time. The
Sophomores made quite a good show
ing, placing five persons on the Roll.
O.
We wandered over to the grades and
found that practically all the rooms
over there are planning for Halloween
parties for Friday. The teachers
promised more news for you next week
and the week after. -
We went upstairs and Miss Ever
hardt kindly gave us the Honor Roll
of the Junior Assembly. We prit it be-
low:
Seventh Grade-O1ive Benson, 91.4;
Arthur Heskji, 924; Murrella Kringen,
90.2;; Susan Sprague, 91.4.
Eighth Grade-Earl Clark. s4.6;
sos; Jane Strebel, 94.2; lila Sykes,
81 g.; Albert Volkman, 90.2.
Freshman - Florence Capkey, 3d.;
Evelyn Casey, 90.2; Pearl Clark, 91.7;
Ellen Ecklund, 90.7; Elsie Henry, 500;
Gladys Lying, s2.2; Lewis Norman.