The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-05-09
KIDDIES MAKE FINE
HEALTH SHOWING
Parade Friday Afternoon by
Several Hundred School
Children Impressive
FLOATS WERE NIFTY
Several Interesting Demon
STATIONS on the Public
School Play Grounds

School Play Grounds
Friday, May 8, the last day Of
Child Health Week, was observed
with splendid health program and
parade given by the children of
the grades of the Public School at
the Fairgrounds in the afternoon.
The activities were under the di-
rection of Miss Kallstrom, school
nurse, who was ably assisted by
the grade teachers.
Although the afternoon was a
trifle cold, the program and par
ade were among the most enjoy
able events held in the local school
| for sometime. The children were
well directed in their drills and
dances.
The first event was the crown
ing of the May or Health Queen.
Phyllis Kempter was chosen for this
honored position owing to her per-
feet health, attendance and cleanli-
ness record. Miss Kempter is a
pupil in Miss Powers room and
the selection was also made owing
to the outstanding record of
cleanliness for the entire room dur
ing the year.
The second number on the pro-
gram was a relief drill by the
children of the fifth and sixth
grades. Those taking part are as
follows: Wanda Carpenter, Marian
Neal, Jane LaFonde, Fern Pickett,
Hazel Decree, Marian Tabor, Meryl
Ethun, Lucy Bellinger, Gladys
Hoyez, Nellie Steir, Nancy Wedge,
Margaret Smith, Kathryn Kennedy,
David Lux, Bernette Luedtke, Har-
old Keldahl, Gladys Hesse, Mar
garet Avelsgard, Russell Walree,
Roland Rattle, Mary Louise Scott,
Helen Minette, Glen Pagel, Fern
Reinere, Helen Soule, Orvin Gallea.
A clap dance given by the MEM
bers of the first and second grades
was next and was given in an en-
joyable manner. Those taking
part were as follows: Kenneth
Forsberg, Dick Kempter, Russell
Larson, Lola Hesse, Stanley Burt,
Wilma Hansen, Lynn Hesse, Ruth
Sparkes, Julian Sykes, Lorraine
Pryne, Mary Stelzig, John Whitson,
Alberta Scanlon, Vivian Walker.
The Flag drill was given by the
following members of the sixth
grade: Dorothy Dobbs, David
Caughren, Roderick P. Carpen-
ter, Thelma Thornbloom, Regene
Forsberg, Weldon Grendon, Eloise
Schumacher, Donald O'Gara, John
Dubois, Carleton Eckberg, Jean
Carpenter, Louise Rosdahl.
The May pole dance was given by
several little girls of the third and
fourth grades as follows: Alice,
Scanlon, Vera Taylor, Margaret
Lundeen, Rayma Pangburn, Helen
Rose, Violet Dews, Marvel Soucek,
Yvonne Pagel, Wanda Arndt, Yer
ma DeLong, Melvina Cummings,
DeLoris MCGEE. Esther Connolly,
Catherine Dahlem, Betty johnson.
Owing to the cold weather the
blue ribbons were awarded to the
health children within the school
house.
These are children who measure
up to the Blue Ribbon standards
for vision, scalp, breathing, throat,
teeth, skin, weight and posture
They must be able to see certain
size letters at set distance or
have a proper correction with
glasses. The teeth must be in
good repair and all old roots ex-
tracted. The weight must be less
than 10 per cent underweight and
not more than 20 per cent over
weight. The following children
are Blue Ribbon children: Dorothy
Hansen, Luella Cummings, Charles
Harrison, Vera Jackson, Raymond
Berggreen, Leslie Macumber, Fred
die LUX, Louis Engle, Laurry
Clark, David Erickson, Mildred
Bjone, Russell Larson, Jane Brock
en-, Laura Gallea, Donald Deziel,
Donald Kringen, Lorraine john
son, Verna fwinski Norman Bohne,
Esther Connolly, Lorraine Hansen,
Jarvis Hansen, Lawrence Hem
ningsgard, Beverly Gray, Jacob
IHanauer, Elsie Engle, Valaria
Clark, Harry Matthias, Darwin
Conner, Airline Potter, Harland
Potter, Helen Rose, Loran Potter,
Alberta Scanlon, Dorothy Thull,
Ruth Wedge, Roy Wallen, John
Parker, Lucille Stegner, Phyllis
Svenneby, Leslie Ogren, John Whit
son, Arvel Steece, Lester Engle,
Glenn Pagel, Margaret Smith.
David Lux, Clinton Smith, Nor
wood Keye, Dorothy Keldahl. Ros1
well Otto, Donald Hesse, Edna
Thomas, David Dubois, Alice Hal
vorsen, Geraldine Hansen, George
horton, Virginia Morris, Mable
Gayle Benson, Earl Gamradt, Ma
RE Hesjke, Charles Kennedy, Don:
aid Kempter, Luella Fenton, Nor
bert Botz, Evelyn Henningsgard'
Bernice Iverson, Arthur MinetteI
Paul Lundeen, Bernadine Mar
quette, Margaret Marquette, Rosa
mond Parker, Adelbert Carpenter
Mary Schley, William Parker. Faye
Sprague, Pullman Peterson, Jim
mie Scott, James Rattle. Darwin
Pangburn. Violet Dews. Lloyd
Wruck, Gladys Hoyez. Edwin
Proell, David Caughren. Elsit
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