The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-13
MAINSTREET STAFF


Sports-Tom Brown, Robert Ryd-
holm.
Sr. High-Dorothy Keldahl, Jarvis
Hansen.
Sr. High Teachers-Esther Pas
tan.
Jr. High-Ruth Grindy, Mary
Wicks.
Music-Lorraine Botz.
Library-Doris Christy.
Home Ec-Esther Connolly.
Teachers Training-Kathryn Ken
nedy.
Scouts and Classes Catherine
Dahlem.
Industrial-Lillian Conkey.
Health-Malvina GritZmacher.
Grades-Mae Huismann, Valeria
frisco, Eleanor Thull, Elamay
Burt, Alverna Peterson.
SPORTS
Long Prairie defeated the Sank
Centre High quint SO to rs. Our
fellows played pretty good ball
most of the game but they weren't
able to stop Long Prairie's for
wards, one of which made %
points. The opposition capitalized
on practically every break they re-
ceived, while Kelly made ten
points for the Main Streeters in a
desperate attempt to snatch the
game out of the fire.
On Friday, the 14th, the locals
take on the Osakis gang in their
own den. We defeated them decis-
lively here, so let's go down and
watch the boys beat them again.
CARNIVAL AND DANCE
On Saturday, February %, there
will be presented by the Sank Cen
tire school, a carnival taking shape,
form and place in the Junior High
building. In the Junior High as
sembly there will be presented a
titled "And the William Still Pur-
sued Her." with characterizations
as follows: Emaline, Wanda Car
penter; John, Tom Fleming; Jim,
Warren Peglow; Jack, Jim Fors-
berg; Lena, Fern Pickett; George,
Royale Arvig; Mary, Annabel> Can
field; and Lizzie, Geraldine Han
sen. It is under the dictatorship of
Miss Henkels.
Throughout the evening there
will be side shows with Wax Fig
ures, Hall of Terrors, Freaks, For
tune Tellers, Fish Ponds, Shoot
ing Gallery, Novelty Booths and
Candy Booths, and there will be
dancing in the kindergarten room.
None of the attractions will be
more than a nickel each.
At ten-twenty a free stage show
will be presented, featuring a style
show, showing all the latest trends
of fashion (through courtesy Of
Mary Ann Style Shop and Mathews
Dress Shop; Tap Dancing, and
singing. Immediately following the
show the carnival queen, chosen by
the people from four candidates:
Seniors, Rosanne Schoenhoff;
Juniors, Betty Weber; Sophomor-
es, Lillian Conkey; and Freshman,
Phyllis Svenneby; will be crowned.
This is high spot in the evenings
entertainment and everyone's vote
counts.
This is to be the event of the sea-
son. It will be very much worth the
time spent. And everyone is urged
to attend.-Don't miss 1t.
SENIOR HIGH TEACHERS
The biology classes have been
studying the biology of man and
up the effect of alcohol, nicotine
and other stimulants on the human
body. Showing how these effect
and increase the susceptibility of
man to diseases and the effect
they have on the increase of death
rates; showing the relationship of
notification ratio of foods to size,
age, sex, and digestibility of indiv-
iduals.
The physics class is completing
the study of electricity, and is be-
ing shown the magnetic and chem
ical effects of electric currents.
The students are experimenting
with simple electric motors, val
ues, telegraph sets, etc. AS a final
study of this unit they are learn
ing how to measure and look up
the volt meter and antimeter.
The economic geography classes
are continuing the study Of the diff
ferent countries of Europe. In
particular, they are taking up the
study of the Germany before the
war, and the Germany following
the World War, learning the i'm
provements of scientific investiga-
tons and discoveries as far as the
development Of the trade is to the
country.
The School Master will be out
Friday. This is the Valentine issue
and promises to be very interest
ing.
Senior English classes are study
ing romantic poetry and find it
holds their interest more than
they thought it would at the begin
ming Of the unit.
The American history classes are
studying the Spanish-American
War period. The divisions they are
putting the most study on are: diff
ferent acts that were passed, var
ious political parties which arose
after the Civil War and eliminated
in the Spanish American.
THIS WEEK Is PATRIOTIC
WEEK
This week is patriotic week in
the Junior High. They have ar
ranged a program for the whole
week. Each day they will have a
flag salute by these people: Donald
Deziel, Alden Munsen, Martin
Munsen and George Conkey. Also
the assembly will have singing
period each day of the week.
On Monday a reading THE Per
feet Tribute" was given by Buster
Weber as a special attraction. On
Tuesday a play entitled "The Ma