The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-09-13
Hi-School Happenings
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Hospital, Davenport, Iowa, and
from the Public Health Works at
the University Of Minnesota. She
was employed as school nurse in
Minneapolis for the last year. Dur
ing the summer months she was
camp nurse at Lyman Lodge, z.
w. C. A. camp for girls at Lake
Minnetonka. Miss Owens home is
in Minneapolis.
Music
The senior high students are
showing an increasing interest In
the music courses under the sup
ervision Of Miss Boobar. The en-
rollment for last years Music ~
class was Is. It was increased to
26 this year. The Music III class
increased from Is students to 10
students.
Miss Ellingson
Miss Ellingson is one of the new
teachers in our midst. She teaches
seventh grade history and arith
metic and girls physical education.
She was engaged in the public
schools Of Hanley Falls, MINI. last
year. Her home town is Ellendale.
MINI.
MIR. Tom
1--WE take 1t" that Mr.. Tom likes
school. Instead of taking it easy
during vacation as most of us do,
he went to summer school for six
weeks at the University Of MINI.
Now he is back with us again.
Under Mr.. Toms supervision the
boys physical education depart
ment has been reorganized so that
there are separate classes for the
seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth
grades. Each physical education
class meets twice week. Mr..
Tom also takes a great interest in
the junior and senior high school
boys who go out for football prac-
tice after school.
Junior High
There is new set of Compton's
encyclopedias in the assembly this
year and also there are two very
interesting and nicely framed pic
lures. The pictures are '"The In
dian Weaver" and The Great
Mystery" A stuffed owl and otter
have been placed on exhibit in the
assembly along with the swan
which was there last year. These
are all additions to the assembly
which will be very much appreciat-
ed.
-Four new pupil entered school
this week. Bernadine Cchmine en-
tered from District 161, Julian
Lomhein entered from District 1874
Phoebe White and Merlin Pickett
of this district registered Monday
Here are just a few of the in
teresting things done by some OF
the pupils during their vacation
Ina Marie Obs took a trip through
the Black Hills; Blanche Konop
visited Lena, Wisconsin,; Lois
Grindy spent part of her vacation
in Montana; and Ray Berggreen
visited the Worlds Fair.
Football News
The fact that six lettermen have
returned doesn't necessarily mean
that they are on the team this
lyear. There are about thirty boys
out and they are all working hard
for a position on the squad. They
all have chance. So far it looks
like promising football season.
Junior Glass
Two new people have enrolled in
the junior class this year. They are
Rose Sands from Greenwald and
Margaret Kuefler from Melrose.
Mary Margaret Barron went to
Superior this summer and Anna
belle Garfield and Roland Rattle
were fortunate in being able to
attend the Worlds Fair during
their vacation.
Another of the juniors, Mary
Scott. who was made lieutenant OF
the school patroL last fall, has TAX
en- up her duties.
Last Monday a class meeting was
held for the election Of class Of.
ficers. THE following were chosen:
President-Judy Dubois.
Vice President-Roland Rattle.
Secretary Treasurer - Clifford
Weber.
The duties of the officers this
year will be more numerous thar
last year. Their opinions on mat.
tiers relating to the students viii
be asked and there will be more
regular duties because Of the prom
class play, and other activities.
Senior Glass
The membership of the senior
class for this year has increased
somewhat. The new members are
Elnora Cheadle, Lois Emmeck, LIE.
ona Emmeck, Catherine Schwarz-
bauer, Joseph Vogel, Audrey Inger-
sol.
Quite number Of our seniors
enjoyed themselves this summer va
cation. Ruth Austen, Catherine
Schwarzbauer, Mary and Franklin
Vandesteeg Thelma Olson and
Thelma hornbloom spent some time
in or near Brainerd. Rod Carpen.
ter, Carleton Eckberg, George Hal.
stead, and Donald Otto went to the
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