The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1933-11-09

Line Leaders, Lucille Kind, and
Glenice Carpenter.
Line Leaders, Boys, Charles Ma
thias and Wesley Kurrel.
Milk Monitor, Marcella Thorn
quist,
| Waste Basket, Cecilia Bushey.
Laboratory Monitor. Joey Jack
son.
Absent Sheet, Armund Botz.
Junior High
The Freshman science class is
going to prepare oxygen this week
and show what it's properties are.
Mr.. KOwalke
The Outdoor Club had hike
Saturday morning and observed
the wild life.
J Junior High Athletics
The business methods classes are
studying thrift, savings, and in
vestments.
The Junior high boys are looking
forward to the opening of basket
ball season.
| There is movement on foot to
organize junior high boxing,
wrestling and tumbling club.
The Outdoor Life Club was to
play a game Of touch football with
the Leisure Time Club Saturday
afternoon but the plans were
changed to make it a SNOWFALL
fight.
| Athletic News
The score between the home
team and Melrose Friday was 49,
10 in favor Of Melrose.
The boys seemed sure of win
ming as was shown throughout the
game. They took it pretty much
for granted.
AS our football season is draw
ing to a close. we want to thank
the townspeople for the backing
they gave us this season. Although
we have not been victorious in the
last few games, we have tried to
do our best.
The school has installed a new
type of basket for the coming
basketball season. The new bask-
cts are suspended from the ceiling
by chains. This will eliminate the
danger that was incurred before.
It will not be necessary now to re-
move the baskets for class plays,
etc. They will merely be drawn
up.
Junior Class News
The Junior Class play, 1T Pays
to Advertise" will be given at the
Junior High Auditorium on De-
cember 9Th. A temporary cast has
been chosen, and practice will start
sometime this week. AS some
changes may be made, the name
of the people in the cast will not
be announced until later,
Senior Class News
A senior class meeting was held
Monday for the purpose of choos-
ing the show for the class reward
in the Activities Ticket contest.
They decided on Paddy, The Next
Best Thing, starring Janet Gay
nor and Warner Baxter. Seats will
be reserved for the Senior class on
Monday night, November Goth.
! Health News
A number of children have been
found to come to school without
overshoes and have thus gotten
their feet wet. Wet feet during
the cold weather is severe thing
It will cause colds; and if the
colds aren't taken care of, severe
illness may be a result.
If there are any people who have
any overshoes that are not needed
it would be greatly appreciated If
they would see the school nurse.
It will help to keep many Of our
small children from getting sick,
and thereby prevent them from
losing school on that account.
Normal News
The Farmer in the Dell"
Around the Village"-Oh! What a
source Of strange sounds from the
Normal room. There must be a lot
of tiny children in there-but no.
only sixteen grown boys and girls
jhaving a Halloween party.
LA Hardin very ably conducted
this event.
The Romance of Piff Piff Land
was humorously presented by:
Princess Lizz-Marie Hildebrand;
Prince Charming-Ila Harding;
King Flip-Gladys Thornbloom.
When the bowls of laughter had
subsidized, the audience was set to
shivering by a thrilling ghost story
read by Margaret Kenna.
The remainder of the afternoon
was spent in playing games and
singing. At 800 o'clock a tasty
lunch was served.
MAYA Shanahan had charge OF
opening exercises last Friday
They were as follows:
On a Chinese Honeymoon-Clas:
Riddles-Mava Shanahan.
Have You Ever Been Lonely
Almira Nicholson, Blanche Pfen
ienger.
The Normal class has been do
ing observation work in the vari
Gus rural school. Each in school ha
been graded according to certain
standards. The results will appear
| in next weeks issue.
The Districts visited were. Dis
trict 40, Leo Jung; District 20
Dorothy Steines; District 1876, Dol'
Grundman; District 81, Ear
Kruse; District 100, Adeline Stark
District 1855, Lucy Schwartz; Dis
trict 81, Velma Hubert
A cloud has come over this de
partment in the death of Mrs. Pet
erson, the mother, of one Of ou
classmates.
| Efheps classmates wish to eX