The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-11-01
JINX is ROUTED

JINX Is ROUTED
For the first time in several years
Sank Centre defeated Glenwood in
football. About three minutes be-
fore the end of the half the score
was thirteen to six in favor of Glen
wood. ALLEN Brown then broke
loose and, carrying the ball for sew
enty-three yards he made a touch
down thus ending the half with a
thirteen to thirteen tie. The line
which had not been functioning as
well as it might have lightened up
considerably during the second half
and enabled the local team to make
two more touchdowns and prevent
ed the opponents from scoring fur
ther. This Is the first night game
played this year and as they sue
ceeded this well their fond hopes
for playing all home games under
flood lights next year may be real
lied.
Company M gave the football
team a pheasant dinner Monday
night.
MISS RANSTAD SINGS FOR THE
ASSEMBLY
Last Friday afternoon the senior
assembly held its weekly pep fest
at which Miss Ranstad sang. We
all enjoyed the solos very much.
The student body also sang a collec-
ton of songs accompanied by the
music instructor. The program was
concluded with the teaching Of new
yells which will be used Wednesday
at the Home Coming.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
The Seniors are studying the
Canterbury Tales" by Godfrey
Chaucer.
Mr.. Kohl taught Mr.. Olson's
classes last Friday, giving them a
splendid talk on the present eco
nomis conditions stressing the rela-
tons between labor and capital in
our modern industry.
The Juniors are studying prob
lens in business writing, letters of
order, inquiry, application, sales
letters, and letters Of complaint.
The members of the chemistry
and physics classes are going to
attend the demonstration Of volat-
ility of gasoline at the Otto garage,
November first at 8 and o'clock.
Some members are going to per-
form experiments demonstrating
the distillation of water and other
substances.
Harold Keldah1 and Charley
White are at home with the mumps
The teachers will leave Wednes-
day night or early Thursday morn
ing to attend the annual M. e. A.
convention held at Minneapolis.
MISS KEEVER HERE
Miss Keever of the State Depart.
ment Of Education, division OF
Home Economies, was here last
week to inspect our new federaliz.
ed Home Economies Department
She reported that the department
under the supervision of Miss Mill.
er was doing very nicely in the
first year.
LITERARY MAGAZINE
PUBLISHED
The literary magazine came out
and was very good. The staff work
ed hard for several weeks but Miss
Wilson worked harder. frank you
Miss Wilson.
MAIN STREET STAFF PICNIC
The Main Street Staff enjoyed, ir
spite of the cold. a picnic last Mon
day evening at the "Narrows." Miss
Hunt and Miss Chapman were tht
guests.
They built a fire and roasted
weiners and marshmallows. The
menu was as follows:
Potato Salad
Buns Beans
Roasted Weiners Pickles
Cake Coffee
Marshmallows Sailed Peanut!
MINIS
! MUSICAL ACTIVITIES
/ Miss Boobar's Glass w has beer
studying in connection with tht
early Meister singing in German!
the opera "De Meister Singer"
Regene Forsberg gave an inter
esting talk on the Passion Play
She presented pictures which sh.
received from Miss Wilson in con
nection with the Medieval Music o
the early Miracle and Moralit.
plays.
The seventh and eighth grad
girls are learning folk songs Of var
ious countries. SO far, they hav
perfected Jasmine Flower an ez
ample of Chinese folk music
when I was Seventeen" represent
ing Sweden; and "Bendemeer'
Stream" an Irish folk tune.
The Junior High boys are learn
ing an English hunting song, whicl
they consider quite appropriate 70
this season.
| Miss Boobar has completed tn
testing of the voices of the Senio
High girls who had signed up 70
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