The Sauk Centre herald., 1935-12-05
MAINsrREEr STAFF

ASNAtOA CS6y oAhAIh.
Sports-Tom Brown, Robert Ryd-
holm.
Sr. High-Dorothy Keldahl, Jarvis
Hansen.
Sr. High Teachers-Esther Pastian.
Jr. High-Ruth Grindy, Harry
Wicks.
Music-Lorraine Botz.
Home Ec.-Esther Connolly.
Library-Doris Christie.
Commercial-M. M. Barron.
Teachers Training-Kathryn Ken
nedy.
Scouts and Glasses Catherine
Dahlem.
Health-Malvina Gritzmacher.
Industrial-Lillian Conkey.
Grades-Mae Huisman, Valeria
frisco, Eleanor Thull, Ella May
Burt, Alverna Peterson.
SPORTS
Basketball practice has been pro-
crossing rapidly this week In pre-
paration for the first game with st.
Cloud Tech, Friday, December 9Th.
st. Cloud has one letterman back
from last years team, which was
a corking good one. AS you remem-
ber, st. Cloud succeeded In beating
Sauk Centre by the smallest of
margins, 18 to II. They went
through the rest Of the season un-
defeated until the quint was beaten
in the district tournament. The
only letterman returning from that
team is a guard, around which the
team will be built.
Some of the Postcards from
around town gave the Varsity boys
a scrimmage last Tuesday night
which showed the possibilities Of a
good team in our High School. The
first home game will be played
with Swanville on December 10th.
NEWS FROM THE SENIOR
HIGH TEACHERS
The Junior English classes are
giving debates. Some of them are
as follows:
1. Resolved: That travelling by
railroad is safer than travelling by
auto.
2. Resolved: That the United
States should join the League of
Nations.
3. Resolved: That the jury sys-
tenn should be abolished.
4. Resolved: That money Is not
everything.
Here is good news to the stud
ents. The Schoolmaster will be out
sometime before Christmas.
The Senior English classes are
studying Bacon's Essays. Dorothy
Kohl and Rosanne Schoenhoff
played 'Hark! Hark! The Lark!
and who Is Sylvia" by Shakes
peare and Drink To Thee Only
With Thine Eyes" by johnson as
piano selections.
The Geometry classes are making
the quadrilateral designs which are
suitable for linoleum designs.
BASKETBALL WILL BEGIN
The Junior High boys and girls
will start practicing basketball this
week. The boys will practice on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
The Junior High girls are taking
up tumbling. They learn such
stunts as the head stand, the hand
stand, the forward and backward
rolls, and pyramid building.
THE PART FOOD PLAYS IN
PEOPLES LIVES
In the next unit that the science
classes study they will learn how
their food is produced, of what it
is composed, what the use of each
kind of food is, how much Of each
kind of food they should eat, how
to prepare and preserve food, and
finally how food is digested and as
simulated by their bodies. To sum
it all up they will learn what part
food plays in their lives.
MUSIC ON PARADE
On Tuesday, November 26th, the
A Capella Choir from Glenwood
gave a. splendid performance in
the Junior High Auditorium. The
choir was under the direction of
Mr.. Maurice Carr. The selections
rendered were Of the classical type.
A Glee Club Of 10 girls gave two
numbers and a trumpet trio gave
a selection. A special interest was
Mr.. Carr's original composition
Evening Song" which was sung
by the choir.
The music department Is plan
sic, which is to be given in the
Junior High Auditorium, Thursday
evening, December IL. The program
will be announced in the near fu-
ture. The final members of the
Glee Club have not yet been chos-
en-, so this program will be sung
by all school people interested In
Christmas music. It is hoped a
large number Of parents will come
and hear these Christmas carols.
There will be no admission charge.
CHRISTMAS BOOKLET
The Stenography II class typed
a Christmas Booklet for Miss Lind
eloff. This booklet contains Christ
mas stories and poems for chill
dren. The cover design was made
by Eunice Svenneby. These book
lets are given to the grade teach
ers and to the rural teachers.
TYPING CLASSES
The students Of the typing class
es are striving to increase their
own records from day to day and
once a week the lesson is a self
analysis one. Last Wednesday, NOV.
27, was self analysis day for the
beginning typing classes. Some
very good records were made
which are as follows: Wanda Car
penter, 30; Dorothy Kohl, 30; Al
media Schwartz, 30; Eunice Sven
neby, 81; Mildred Thiegs, 50.
other students making ~ or
more words a minute with no more
- f;,,o arrors were the follow
ing: Gayle Biedleman, Lyle Etnun'
Dorothea Fischer. Leona kuefier'
and Herbert Rebii.