The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-12-19
SPORTS

flTlSCO, GIlcdllOT Lilo
Burt, Alverna Peterson.
SPORTS
Benson High School travelled to
Sank Centre Friday night and came
away with an 10 to II victory. Ben
son had a tall, fast team and play
ed good ball, but the Sank Centre
boys had it all over them when 1t
came to fight.
Benson took an early lead and led
5 to at the first quarter. The
Main Streeters kept creeping up
until they had narrowed the mar
gin to 8 to at half time. The
teams battled on even terms
throughout the third quarter which
ended with the score Is to 10 in ia
vor of Benson. In the last quarter
Sank Centre put on a determined
drive and overhauled Benson. With
a scant lead, the Main Streeters
fought bravely but long shot by
the Benson center just before the
final whistle gave Benson the ball
game, 10 to II.
In the preliminary game, the
Sank Centre Seconds defeated Grey
Eagle, 18 to IL. The Seconds played
good, fast ball and led all the way,
although not by very many points.
The starting second team built up
a good lead, and were replaced by
the younger boys. Grey Eagle
threatened for a while, but the
whistle blew, and the game was
Sank Centres, 10 to IL.
The next and last home game be-
fore the Holidays will be with
Glenwood Thursday, December 10,
in the Sank Centre Gym. The Sec
ond teams will play a preliminary
game at TOO p. m. Glenwood has q
good team this year, so this game
should be a corker.
THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT PER
VADES THE SENIOR HIGH
The Christmas spirit has enter
ed the Senior High building In a
very plausible form. The Assembly
is decorated with green, red, and
silver tinsel. There is a trimmed
tree on the platform as a rival for
Mr.. Olson for the attention OF the
students.
The new cheer leaders for the
wear are setting the stage for the
games. They have taught the Sank
Centre rooters new yells and have
worked UP a lot Of enthusiasm and
it seems to help because every
game gets better.
CHRIST LAS PROGRAM
This Thursday at 8 o'clock the
Glee Clubs from both the Senior
and Junior High assemblies are
giving a Christmas program in the
Senior High assembly. Everyone Is
invited to attend this, the first pro-
gram given by these fine singing
groups. There will be special num-
bers by the girls quartet and
double quartet. Miss Swope and
Miss Ranstad will also sing.
NEWS FROM THE SENIOR
HIGH CLASSES
JUNIOR English classes are be-
ginning library work this week.
Sophomore English classes are
starting the unit on Lyric poetry.
In Modern History, Doroethea
Obs gave a report on Marie An
toinette," by Stephan Zweig.
Biology classes have finished the
study of the classification of ami
mails and are taking a more defin-
lite study of groups, including an
cient forms and evidence OF evol-
ution of man; geological survey OF
the life history of the horse; the
interesting forms of fossils and
collections of various kinds. Many
students have worked out cross
word puzzles and charts over this
unit of work.
The Economic Geography class
have completed the study OF the
production of various countries and
are taking up individual countries.
At present they are studying our
next door neighbor and best custo-
mer. Canada Of the north; and the
south neighbor, Mexico Many in
teresting reports and comparisons
are being made of Canada and
United States in regard to size,
possessions, natural resources
commerce, and economic relations.
ANOTHER ADDITION TO THE
JUNIOR HIGH SHOW CASE
Billy Riggs has donated two
pieces Of white coral to the Junior
High School collection of things
from other parts of the world. This
coral was brought from California.
CHRISTMAS CAROLS SUNG TO
THE GRADE CHILDREN
The grade children were enter
tanned by the junior high girls OF
the ninth grade on Monday and
wednesday. The girls went through
the halls singing Christmas carols.
The doors of the grade rooms were
open SO that the children might
hear the music.
JUNIOR HIGH ASSEMBLY
PROGRAM
Friday morning, December 20,
the Junior High Assembly will be
entertained by pupils from all
three grades, the seventh, eighth,
and ninth. The program planned is
as follows:
Group singing-Carols- Junior
High Assembly.
Play-"On Christmas Eve'-Con-