The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-04-23
SPRING FOOTBALL

The Spring sports in Sank Cen
ire High will be track and football.
Football has already begun and
track will begin shortly. About 25
boys are out for spring football and
more from the Junior High are ex-
pected. The School is putting lights
on the Junior High field and the
boys must get good start this
spring if they are going to deserve
those lights next fall. The District
Track meet is to be held here in
May.
SENIOR HIGH TEACHERS
The Biology classes handed IN
many interesting posters on health.
The Economic Geography class
have finished their text and are
now making a chart outline of all
the countries studied.
The Physics classes are studying
spectra and color over illumina-
ton.
Junior English classes are study
ing poetry.
The American History classes
have studied the administration of
Roosevelt, Taft and Wilson. The
Chapter on Wilson's administration
shows very clearly the steps taken
before the war, and the steps TAX
en- which finally caused the Declar-
alton of War.
The American History classes
have also taken six weeks test ov-
er the material on the three pres
idents.
The Senior English classes are
studying modern literature.
The Latin I and II classes have
taken six weeks tests.
MIR. KOHL SPEAKS TO JUNIOR
HIGH ASSEMBLY
Mr.. Kohl spoke to the Junior
High assembly last Friday. He
spoke on the attitude of the stud
ent in class. He specially empha-
sized the effect Of cheating on a
persons character, not only in
class but elsewhere.
PHYSICAL ED CLASSES ARE
ANXIOUS FOR WARM
WEATHER
All Of the physical education
classes are anxious for warm
weather so that they may work
outside. The boys will take up ar
cherry and the girls will play kit
tenball.
ID. A. r.. CONTEST THEMES
The d. A. r. contest themes are
due on April "a.
BETTY MAY JOHNSON AP-
PEARS ON PROGRAM
Betty May Johnson, a sophomore
played two piano selections at a
program given Sunday evening,
April 10, at the Home School. The
selections were: "Liebestraum," by
List and "Valse Caprice" by New
land.
NORMAL LIGHTS
Friday the Normal girls held an
Amateur Program for opening ex-
ercise.
First on the program was song
Down by the Old Mill Stream
sung by the quartet which consist
ed of Winnifred, Doris, Grace, and
Carol Florence gave a reading for
the next number. Eleanore gave
some jokes, which were followed
by a song, "Alice Blue Gown" by
Mary Vandesteeg; Thelma Thorn
bloom also sang. Thelma Olson
and Sylvia played Happy Birth
day" for Grace and Marie while
Dolores and Loretta sang it. For
the last number Carol drew a
drawing on the blackboard, I'm
nuts about NUTS" while Florence
played it.
Monday, Miss Davis attended In
stitute in st. Cloud.
Beginning Wednesday unit of
teaching history in the 5th and
9Th grades will be held. Normal
training classes will also be start
ed.
NEW SCHEDULE
The Stenography I and III class
es are beginning a new schedule
of work which they will follow for
two weeks. Instead of taking ten
minute test every day they will
take a fifteen minute test.
RECORDS FOR Is MINUTE
TEST
The following are the records Of
the Stenography class in the fiji
teen minute test of over 38 words
a minute: Gayle Beidleman, 38,
Dorothy Kohl Al, Mildred Thiegs,
A, and Jane Dowswell so.