The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-11-21

Dahlem.
Health-Malvina Gritzmacher.
Industrial-Lillian Conkey.
Grade-Mae Huisman, Valera
frisco, Eleanor Thull, Elemay
Burt, Alverna Peterson.
Coach Harvey called the first
scrimmage Saturday afternoon at
basketball practice. Keldahl, Walk
er, John Egan, Brandon and Thiegs
played against Decree, Judy Du-
Bots, Hilary Egan, Hoffman and
Peglow. After these teams were
through, the smaller bunch had a
game to end the practice.
The boys are progressing rapidly,
and should round out into a good
quintet by December sixth, the
date Of the first game with st.
Cloud Tech. at st. Cloud.
SENIOR HIGH HAPPENINGS
NAVY PICTURES
The Junior and Senior High was
entertained by the Navy Corp Of
Minneapolis. The Navy was repre-
scented by Mr.. johnson.
The first reel was devoted to
submarines which showed the COM
plicated machinery. The reel also
showed the importance Of the
subs in war.
The second reel was entitled
''Cairo to Capetown" and pictured
how the sailors act in different
lands. This reel took us down the
Suez Canal, through the Red Sea,
and into the Indian Ocean.
The third reel was called "Sprin-
kle of Salt" This showed the true
life of sailor on the ship. It show
ed the daily routine the sailor fol-
lows in a day.
"Cross the Line" This showed life
in the Orient.
The next and last was called the
''Grey Armada" This reel showed
the war games and we saw how
easily the sailors handled the huge
guns. The reel showed a Battle
Formation seldom seen by land
people.
NEWS FROM THE SENIOR
HIGH TEACHERS
The Biology classes have begun
the classification of animals and
are finding many interesting char
acteristics and ways Of identifying
of thousands Of species. Many WV
idly colored dragons in relation to
the common ameba and the panan-
ecium.
The Economic geography classes
are taking UP the study of modern
ways and means of transportation
and comparing them with the ear
lier means of transportation.
The Physics class has finished
the unit on Mechanics of Water
and will start the unit on heat.
The winners Of the contest on
making up verses for the tune Ia
-Rah-Boon De-Yah are: Elean-
ora Thull, Lloyd Wruck, Jim Fors-
berg, and Dave DeBois.
In the Modern History class,
Dorothea Obs gave an interesting
report on the lettre de cachet. The
king of France could at any time
by signing the lettre de cachet
(sealed letters) direct his police Of
ficers to arrest and imprison any
person and keep him until further
notice. The king did not need to
give any reason for keeping the
person in prison, except it was his
own will.
The Modern history classes are
making charts on the scientific de-
velopments Of the eighteenth CEN
fury. The influence o fthe philoso-
pliers and scientists, perhaps more
than any other factor, helped to
bring about the French Revolution.
Last Friday, the Social Science
classes listened to a very interest
ing talk given by Mr.. Kohl.
The Social Science classes are
now studying the unit on local
government. Many Of the students
are interested in reading the Sank
Centre chart.
The Chemistry classes are max
ing cross word puzzles for the unit
on equations and valences.
A MASQUERADE PARTY
Saturday night all eighth graders
were journeying toward the school
auditorium in costumes of all
sorts. Being a masquerade party
everyone had to wear costumes.
Some were dressed as the Old
Fashioned Girl, some as Charlie
Chaplain, and some as clowns and
tramps. Some of the most outstand-
ing costumes were worn by these
people:
Ina Marie Ohs-The Chinese
Girl.
Blanche Konop-A clown.
Kathleen Nickey-A clown.
Rose Seward-Gypsie.
Billy Koffman-Chinese boy.
Mary Higbie-Old fashioned girl.
Glenice Carpenter-Beli boy.
Grace Chandler-Scotch girl.
Joe Jackson-Soldier
Peter Michels-Tramp.
Earl Hildebrand-Tramp.
Phyllis Pangburn-Popeye.
Loren Potter-Andy.
Vernon Gohmer-Amos.
Martin Munsen-Charlie Chaplin.
The prizes for the best costumes
were awarded to these people:
Girls: Helen Hedin representing
Night, first. Hildegard Schley as
fairy, second.
Boys: Raymond Berggreen as
COWBOY, first. Billy Kaufman as q