The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-09-26

4 "a S3iC Sduh ScUlIc I1lSi
school. The rest are from neigh
boring towns. The class is now hav
ing observation work in the lower
grades and they will start practice
teaching little later.
HAWAIIANS ENTERTAIN
Two Hawaiian boys entertained
US with four selections on their
Hawaiian guitars Friday.
The four selections were given as
an enticement for the students to
attend BLACK Cargo" picture for
which they played two evenings at
the theatre.
The first number was vocal ac-
companied by both guitars.
Chimes" followed and then an
airy melody that excited our ears
and feet, but the climax was the
last number. One of the boys, by
carefully picking up the vibration
on his instrument, brought forth
sounds from his guitar that re-
sembled man singing softly. The
gentleman who accompanied them
said the accomplishment was a
matter of practice and patience.
Sports
The familiar strains of "On Sauk
Centre" and "Sauk Centre High
School, hat off to thee are once
more echoing through the various
parts Of the Senior High School
building, and the athletic part of
the school program as well as the
scholastic part is once more off
with a rousing start with their goal
the winning Of the District tourna-
ment. With the school spirit which
has been shown thus far it certain
ly looks as If the team would have
the support which they need, and
1t looks like poor hunting season
for Melrose or any other school
which happens to wander. down
here looking for a game Of basket
ball.
The district has been somewhat
changed around so that we will
probably have some games with
Class B. schools, but we still meet
Melrose and that is all that is nee
essary as far as we are concerned.
Mr.. Nicholson is once more head
coach of the Sauk Centre basket
ball team, Glen Sullivan has been
reappointed student manager of
athletics and there is but one va
cancy open, that is the position of
cheer leader, a position which was
filed by Stewart Whitehead up to
the end of last year. If there is
anyone in the Assembly who
thinks his voice will hold up thru
the year, he had better apply for
the position at once, as we want to
get our rooter section going strong
by the time the first game of basket
ball rolls around.
OF course the absence of four of
last years regulars from the line
up has made a hole which it will
be hard for Coach Mikelson to fill,
but with the material available he
should be able to go long way
toward filling the gap. There are
only two lettermen from last years
team that are back this year: Jim
O'Gara, captain of last years team,
and Norbert Frank. In addition to
this Dick Borgmann, Clarence Eek
berg, and Clark Barry have had
some experience with the team.
The Junior High sent up some very
promising material in the form of
James Benson, Dean Kinsella, and
Harry Hamilton, who should be
able to help a great deal in making
this years team one which we shall
all be proud to have represent Sauk
Centre against any team we may
meet during the coming season.
A meeting for all boys interested
in basket ball was called Wednes-
day after school and about thirty
boys turned out for this meeting.
Mr.. Nicholson suggested that the
boys meet three times a week for
the purpose of getting into condi-.
ton for the basket ball season
Football will be played in the gym
nasium. Regular basket ball prac-I
tice will not start until the first of
December, SO the coach feels that
1t will help the season along great
ly if the basket ball men are in
condition by the opening of the
season and for this reason he is CIV
ing them his services three times
a week, so that we will have a
team that will be a credit to Sauk
Centre.
Mr.. Nicholson has also arranged
for program for inter-class COM
petition in athletics. The sports in