The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-05-26
COM. PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Class Of 1927 Has 30 Girls,
Is Boys; Nine Post Grad
yates in Normal Dept.
PROF. BRING, ORATOR
Rev. T. B. Shorts to Deliver
Baccalaureate Sermon
Sunday Evening

Wednesday evening, June first
will be epochal in the lives of
fortyfve young people of Sank
Centre and community as they
will graduate at the Commence
ment exercises of the Sank Cen
tire High School on this date.
Nine others who have been TAX
ing post graduate work in the
Normal Training Department will
also receive their diplomas.
The graduating exercises really
started Saturday evening with
the Junior-Senior Prom at the
Community Club rooms. This very
pretty event is covered in the
social section of the Herald. .
The Baccalaureate services will
be held at the Junior Higr School
Auditorium, Sunday evening at
500 o'clock, with Rev. T. b.
Shorts, pastor of the Methodist
church, delivering the sermon. Rev.
Shorts is a gifted and earnest
speaker, lover of young folks and
his address will be we'll worth
while.
The music department of the
school have arranged special mu-
steal program for the Baccalaur-
cate service. -
Both High School and Grades
are busy this week and next with
state examinations. These exam
nations will last until Thursday,
June 2, the day after Commence
ment exercises. The Class of
1927 is the largest numerically
ever graduating from the Sank
Centre schools. 1t is made up OF
80 young ladies-and Is young
men. They are credit to the
school and to the community,
mentally and morally. 2
The High School faculty had to
figure down to fractions to select
the Glass Salutatorian and Vale
dictorian because oe the unusual
ly high standing of practically the
entire class. The honors finally
fell to Miss Alpha Lying as Saluta-
torian and Robert J.. Schoenhoff
as Valedictoriap.
The Class ooiors selected by the
Class of 1927 are green and silver.
The Glass has no motto
Supt. H. A. Faik is particularly
elated in being abe to book Pro
fessor Lawrence M. Bings, of the
faculty of the University of Min
nessta to deliver the Commence
ment address. Prof. Bing teaches
oratory and Dramatic Art, is a
thorough student and Sank Cen
tire people can expect an address OF
unusual merit and finish. The fol
lowing is the Common cement pro-
gram at the Junior High School
Auditorium, Wednesday eve.
ming June 1, at 500 o'clock.
Music ....,.,...., Instrumental
Boating Song-Ely
Mixed Chorus
....... Alpha Genevieve Lying
To Wild Rose-MacDowell ;.
-. ....... Girls Chofus
Valedictory
........ Robert J. Schoenhoff
The Forest Dance-Brahms -.
Mixed Quartet
Address
Professor Lawrence M Brings
The Shepherds Good Might
Verdi ........ Mixed Chorus
Presentation of Class .......
.......... Supt. H. A. Falh
Presentation of Diplomas -.
49,. Pres. P. B. Hanson
Probably by the latter part OF
next week the corps of teachers
will have left for their homes al
various Minnesota points, in
Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin
There will be no change in the
High School faculty next year. AL
of the Grade teachers except fou,
expect to return, as follows: Miss
: Drexler, music; Miss Dundas, First
grade; Miss Collins, and Miss AL.
lem.