The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-12-13

dren's clothes so as to make her
sister younger, was allowed to dress
according to her age when Clara
Woopinger-Dorothy Kohl - won
the Reverend Jones. Melba, Jean
Grindy, the colored maid added
much humor to the play with her
superstitious fears. Judy Dubois
as Fred and AnabelIe Canfieeld as
Ruth Watson added the romance
to the play.
A large audience enjoyed the play
Friday night. Rosanna Schoenhoff
played piano selections before the
play and the Girls Sixtette and the
instrumental Sixtette were enjoyed
between the acts OF the play.
We wish to congratulate and
thank Miss Wilder for her work In
making Huckleberry Finn a sue
cess.
HUCK FINN FORFGETS
RABBIT FOOT
TIuck Finn, James Theigs, must
have forgotten his rabbit foot Sum
day afternoon. While skiing on
Bunker Hill" he broke his leg try
ing to doge between two trees.
WIRES AND MORE WIRES
Mr.. Harvey took his Economic
Geography class over to the tele-
phone office Friday during the
third period. Mr.. Forsythe explain
ed to the class how the power plant,
ringing machines and switchboard
worked. He stated that on busy
days the operators take in around
5000 calls-local and long distance.
One might think that the telephone
system is a simple device, but take
q look behind the switchboard and
the array Of wires will change your
mind.
CORRECTION OF AN ERROR IN
LAST WEEKS PAPER
Through an error Betty May
Johnson's name was omitted when
scholarship badges were awarded
Thursday evening at the Girl
Scout Court Of Award. To receive
this award the girl scout must
maintain a high scholastic stand
ard in her academic subjects with
an average Of at least IS. She must
be a good citizen, that Is, her gen.
eral attitude must be satisfactory,
If her talents permit, she must be
interested in the extra curricular
activities. The girl scout receiving
this merit badge is continually
meeting these requirements
throughout her school life.
A VISIT TO THE TELEPHONE
49, OFFICE
The ninth grade general science
classes visited the telephone office
December 9Th and 7th. Mr.. For
sythe gave a very interesting talk
to them explaining the new equip
ment they have in the telephone Of
fee and explaining the switchboard.
WHAT SOME CLASSES ARE
STUDYING
The seventh grade science class
is studying rocks and minerals and
learning how to identify the diff
ferent kinds. They have examples
of many kinds Of minerals.
The seventh grade Is studying
Dickens Christmas Carol"
The seventh grade project on the
growth of life on the earth is COM
pleted and the clay figures which
were made to represent the differ
ent stages are on display in the
Junior High assembly.
MIR. KOHL SPEAKS TO JUNIOR
HIGH ASSEMBLY
Mr.. Kohl spoke to the Junior
High assembly last Friday. He
told them about his trip and told
them of some Of the interesting
things he did while he was visiting
the southern part of the United
States.
PHYSICAL ED NEWS
Boys-Junior High
Basketball
Annual Christmas Number
Basketball practice will start
Monday. The first cut will be made
about the middle Of the week.
Practice will be held:
Mondays-6.30 to 800.
Thursdays-6:30 to S:15.
In case you cannot arrange your
meals so as to get to practice
promptly, report as soon as posi-
BILE.
We have several games scheduled