The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-10-25
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carried the ball about forty-five
yards making the final touch
down.
The main Streeters" have now
tied one and won two Of the Ave
games which they have played
The total number Of points made
by the team Is lightweight, and
{ the number against them is sixty
nine. We hope by the time the
Glenwood, Melrose, and Wadena
games are played the number OF
the former will be greatly In
creased. "
Path Of the "Persuader''
Foley Game-"Tubby' Scanlon.
Long Prairie Game-Allen and
''Buzzy' Brown.
Starbuck Game-"Buster'' Ora
ham.
JUBILEE SINGERS ENTER
TAIN
Weren't they good" Such were
the remarks heard around the Sen
Tor High building last Friday af-
ternoon. after the Jubilee Singers
had given the Senior assembly q
short but interesting program. In
the evening they presented a very
enjoyable entertainment at the M
E. Church.
The group Of Jubilee Singers
which came from Rust Mission
College, Hollysprings, Mississippi
consisted Of two female and four
male voices. They have Travelled
to various parts Of Minnesota and
Iowa. They have recently sung In
the Iron Range territory and will
continue to sing in other sections
Of the state.
The remainder Of the afternoon
was spent by the assembly in sing.
ing various collections of songs &C
companied by Miss Boobar. The
cheer leads, Rose Sand, Olivia
Telling, and Jane Dowswell taught
the students new yells. School was
dismissed at $3.50 p. M. on account
Of the football game-Starbuck We
Sank Centre in which Sank Centre
was victorious. .-a' -.
EXTRA! EXTRA!
Literary Magazine to be Published
The first edition Of '"The School.
master" very interesting literary
magazine, will appear this week. II
will be published every six weeks
June Arndt Is the editor-in-chief
If anyone wishes to buy one see the
editor or the faculty advisor, Miss
Wilson. The price Is Ave cents g
copy. Those who hold activity
tickets receive copies without pay
ing the price Of Ave cents.
Don't forget folks, let's all gel
one.
The staff: Observation-Disclosures
Arndt.
Business Manager Loretts
Krebsbach.
Ye Old Schivener
Associate Editor-Leona EN-
meek. Carl Pope, Dorothy Kel'
dahl, Ruth Austin, Cecil Markson
Lorraine Carlson, Wanda Carpen.
ter.
Billboard
Associate Editor-Olivia Telling
Dudley Morse, James Forsberg
Giggles and Gags
Associate Editor-Nancy Wedge
Loretta Gaspard, Lloyd Wruck
Geraldine Hanson, Elizabeth
| Brown.
Exchange
Associate Editor-Lorraine Carl
son.
We regret that Betty Schoen
hoff, who helped with this issue
is unable to continue as stat
members.
PARENTS DAY TO BE
OBSERVED
On Wednesday of next week will
be parents day at the Sank Cen
tire High School. The day will b'
featured by a football game will
Melrose; with an Assembly pro
gram. and parade proceeding th'
game.
Publicity-C. Eckberg. e. Schu
macher, r. Austin, (Chairman).
Assembly Fair Ground - Ros'
Sand, Wanda Carpenter, Clifford
Weber, Alvin Lambrecht, Edwart
Schriver, Roland Rattle, Rose SAM
| (Chairman).
Bonfire Tuesday night - Rutl
lAustin, e. Schumacher, Carleton
Eckberg, Eloise Schumacher
| (Chairman).
| Parade-Esther Pastian, Mildret
Theigs, e. Svenneby T. Fleming
Esther Pastian, (Chairman); w
Kleinschmidt, Dudley Morris, Har
land Potter.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
/ There are several interesting
things on the bulletin board Il
Miss Wilson's room.
Alvin Lambrecht drew very eS
ceptional picture Of "Beowulf'
Fight with Grendel."
i Carol Miller colored beautiful
picture on a piece Of material.
j The students have collected
variety Of famous documents an
have posted them on the bullets
board.
/ Have you examined the interest
ing charts that are in Miss Ran
stad's room yet?
Il One Is a time from 1600-1o34 @
the important events, showing tn
parallel rise Of civilization anon
the great powers.