The Sauk Centre herald., 1935-10-03
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SAUK CENTRE PUTS UP BAT
TILE, BUT LOSE TO ALEX 200
The Main Streeters went to Alex
andria Friday night where they
were defeated, 20 to O.
Alex scored in the first quarter
and led by 13 to o at the half. Sauk
Centre put on a determined drive
near the end Of the half but the
gun cut short drive at the Alex
three-yard line.
The team came out after the half
determined to do business. They
fought lik tigers, but Alex scored
again on a blocked kick. Arvig
played q fine game at end and Kel-
dahl caught some nice passes. Sauk
Centre tangles with Foley on the
local field, Friday, October 4.
MINNESOTA TRIMS NORTH
DAKOTA, 20 TO o
% Boy Scouts from this city
journeyed to Minneapolis Saturday
to see Minnesota take North Da-
kota Aggies, 26 to 0. The game was
featured by Minnesota's great aer-
ial attack. Reed and King, ends,
both caught passes for touchdowns
while other passes were good for
sizeable gains. The Aggies put up
a great fight, stopping Minnesota's
running plays time after time.
THuS'N THAT ABOUT THE
SENIOR HIGH
Try out for cheer leaders were
held Friday. The two contesting
teams were Helen Minette and
Mary Scott verses Helen Rose and
Rose Minette. The latter team got
the appointment although the first
team was ranking very close. The
appointed teams first appearance
was at the Alex game Friday.
Miss Benin our new school nurse,
told us about the Mantoux Test for
tuberculosis. DR.. Jordon is coming
here soon to give this test to those
who wish 1t. Everyone Is urged to
take this test as 1t Is means Of
preventing and checking tubercu-
losis.
SENIOR HIGH TEACHERS
The Biology classes have been
making a study on lives Of various
insects. Collections and mountings
are being made Of the various clas-
sifications. Reports are being CIV
en- on insects which are unfamiliar
in this territory.
Social Science classes have fin
ished the preliminary units leading
to the study Of American govern
ment. They are working on note
books which so far have proved
very good.
Senior English classes are maxi
ing book reports on travel and bio
graphy. The book European Jour
ney' by Phillip Gibbs Is a book Of
what common people Of Europe
think Of the present conditions in
Europe. There are many more In
teresting reports given.
The American History classes are
studying Current Events each week
discussing such subjects as the
Ethiopian situation, the Constitu-
tion, Progress Of Recovery, etc.
EIGHTH GRADE CLASS
ORGANIZED
The eighth grade class had q
meeting Friday. September ~. The
following people were elected as
the class officers: Billy Coffman,
as president; Vera Jackson, as vice
president; and joey Jackson, as
secretary and treasurer. The class
is going to have another meeting
soon to make plans for their class
party.
THE NINTH GRADE SCIENCE
CLASS PREPARED OXYGEN
The ninth grade science class
prepared oxygen and then made the
test for proving that they had oxy-
gen. They also made the test for
the presence Of carbon dioxide.
They are making scrap books con-
tanning material in connection with
the topics studied.
The eighth grade science class Is
studying the heavens or doing
what they call "star gazing" To
some Of the students this Is very
interesting subject.
The seventh grade just finished
reading Legend of Sleepy Hollow"
There were also some very inter-
esting pictures made in connection
with the story.
FIRE DRILL
The Junior High School had its
first fire drill September II. The
school conducts these fire drills to
make the students moro efficient
in case Of q fire. The school Is try
ing to get most Of these fire drills
done while 1t Is not very cold. A
certain number Of fire drills are
required by the state. Don't you
think our Junior High does quite
well? They had all left the build
ing in one and one quarter min
utes. To complete the drill they
went to the end Of the block and
then returned to the building. Over
five hundred students participated
in this drill. /.
All INTERESTS
Lorraine Beidleman Of the ninth
grade went to Itasca Park, Septem-
Der 22-28. Lorraine took part in the
4H Club Conservation project with
one hundred other students. Two
members Of the Al Club went
from this county to Itasca.
SOCCER BALL
Mr.. Williams has charge OF the
boys physical education classes.