The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-02-07
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NO. XIV.

They defeated Upsala with a score
of eight to sixteen. Those playing
were Ethun, Conkey. Pangburn,
Larsen, and Hoffman. Ethun was
the high point man and George
Conkey scored once. Upsala had a
team composed Of freshmen who
were taller and heavier than the
Sank Centre boys. Both teams were
held to q few shots in the first half
although Sank Centre did not take
advantage Of all their chances. The
Sank Centre team was composed
mainly OF eighth graders. The
team did some fine passing. Upsala
had hard luck on many quick
shots in the second half.
The return game will be at Up
sala in about two weeks.
DO YOU KNOW THE IMPORT
ANCE OF FOOD YOU EAT.
Eating Is one Of the most import
ant activities Our bodies are in
some respects like machines. We
need supply of energy to keep
going; parts Of our body must be
prepared from time to time and
new parts must be built. Our bod
les differ from machines in that
the human body can repair and
strengthen it's own parts while
machines must be rebuilt and re-
paired by mechanics. Nearly every
one knows that food makes these
things possible, but do you know
that foods vary greatly in their a
bility to furnish energy and mater
ials for growth and repair? That
Is what students Of the general
science classes are learning. They
will learn the relationship Of food
to the human body. They will
learn which foods contain the many
food nutrients and to what extent
They will learn how to select food
for a well balanced diet, how to
prepare and preserve the food, and
finally, how the food is digested
and assimilated by our bodies. This
knowledge will help them to live
healthful and therefore happy lives.
THE MUMPS
The mumps are quite joke in
school but after you get them they
really aren't SO funny. There are
four people in Junior High School
who have them at this time. They
are: Melvina Cummings, Stanley
Bert, Elsie Engle, and Vera jack
son. In the Senior Assembly Elsie
Clark and Audrey Ingersoll have
the mumps.
NAME OMITTED FROM HONOR
ROLL
Jane Brecken was not listed on
the honor roll. Her average was
S8.1.
A new pupil entered the ninth
grade class. He Is Charles Smith
from Parkers Prairie.
MAKING ACQUAINTANCE WITH
u. S. POSTAL SYSTEM
The business methods classes
have been studying the U. s. Post
al System. The types Of service,
cost Of service, and conveniences
| of the services rendered, are dis
cussed and studied. The pupils are
being acquainted with the organiza-
ton as a whole.
MUSIC CLASSES DISCUSS
FAMILIAR OPERAS
The Music w class have made
opera their study for the past
week. Gilbert and Sullivan's III. M.
S. Pinafore," was studied, as well
as Verdi's well-known opera "Aida"
Three of Mozart's operas, 1.-THE
Magic Flute" Marriage of Fig
aro," and Don Giovanni" were
read and discussed. They also spent
the latter part OF the week on the
discussion of the Sonata.
The Music II class has just COM
pleted the last two operas Of Wag-
ner's "Nibelungen Ring" They
were 'tSiegfried" and "Gotter DAM
merung." The class concluded the
week by beginning the study Of In
| tervals.
The Girls Sextette under Miss
Boobar's direction are preparing
three numbers for the next De
clamation Contest. The ones so far
selected are "Bendemeer Stream"
winter Wonderland" and
brahms Lullaby"
The Girls High School Glee club
are practising for a future pro
gram Golden SAUNDERS" and Rob
ert Louis Stevenson's shadow
| March,"
NEW NURSE ARRIVED
| MONDAY
Miss Doris Larson, who former
ly taught a nursery school at Bird
Island, is to be our new nurse. Miss
Larson's home lis at Anoka.
Individual Inspection has been
completed through the fifth grade.
It is encouraging to note that a
great many Of the children have
| already been vaccinated for small
pox.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
The Bookkeeping classes receiv-
ed their new work books for the
second semester. The work that the
classes started doing was Journal
izing. They will not complete this
work book until the end Of the Sc
mester.
NEW STUDENT ENTERS THE
SOPHOMORE CLASS
A new student entered the Soph-
omore ranks last week, Alma
Smith, from Parkers Prairie. The
class is very glad to have new
members because they are always
referring to the motto: 1.-THE more
| the merrier."
ELEMENTARY BUSY BODIES
After having been out Of school
since Christmas, Carol Ingersoll
has come back to Miss F1aten's
room. Muriel Easton was transfer.
red from Miss Beck's room into the
third and fourth grade room
The Real Life Readers have been