The Sauk Centre herald., 1936-10-15

Grlnoy.
Music-Betty May Johnson.
Library and Scouts-C Catherine
Dahlem, Mary Brown.
mmercial-Margaret Bromen.
Health-Marian Freeberg.
Industrial-Mark Ingersoll.
Grades-Ruth Botz, Lillian Conkey,
Helen Thornbloom, Lorraine
Johnson, Dorothy Bentfield,
Alice Polipnick.
ALEX SWAMPS GLENWOOD
In their annual battle for the
possession Of the Bell Trophy,
Alexandria whitewashed Glenwood.
80 to O. Glenwood was badly out
classed during the entire game and
only threatened Alexandria's goal
line once. Wilson, speedy Glen
wood halfback seemed to be out
standing in the Glenwood back
field, getting away for frequent
gains. Peterson, Glenwood left end,
played an outstanding game in the
Glenwood line. Glenwood seemed
unable to solve AleNandria's passing
attack and their line could not
stem the tide Of fast stepping Alex
backs. After both sides of the ques-
tion are carefully checked the Mar
DON and White should take Glen
wood into camp when the two
schools meet in a few weeks.
THIS'N THAT ABOUT THE
SENIOR HI
The sophomore class had a meet
ing Thursday at 12:40 for the pur-
pose of electing its class officers.
Those elected were Willis Lovesee,
President; George Conkey, Vice
President; and Marie Mischke, Sec
retaryITreasurer.
The junior class had q class
meeting October 5 at 12:40. The
meeting was held to elect officers
for the year. The votes were cast
and Ray Walker won the key posi-
tion by nose. Jim Scott also won
his vice presidency post by close
margin, while Naomi Names was
unanimously elected to fulfill the
position as secretary-treasurer.
The senior class had meetings on
both Thursday and Friday moons at
12:4O at which time they elected
their officers. The senior officers
this year are John Egan, President;
Royale Arvig, Vice PRESIDENT; Dor
othy Keldahl, Secretary -Treasur-
er.
Friday, October the Senior High
had a QUESTIONABLE handed to
them to fill out questions such as
these:
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Who Is the best dressed boy?
Who is the biggest buffer?
(Etc).
The poll also was taken as a
straw vote for state and federal
officials. The return Of these
questionnaires will come out in the
first issue of the Schoolmaster.
At 10 o'clock Friday, the Senior
High had a short pep fest. The
cheer leaders of last year led the
assembly in "a series of yells. After
wards Mr.. Olson said it was the
best cheering he has heard from
the Senior High in long time.
Monday forenoon at 11:30 a pep
fest was held in the junior high
gymnasium in order to determine
the cheer leaders for this year.
One of the groups trying out con-
sisted of Elaine and Ermaline
Korf, while the other group includ-
ed Lillian Conkey, Bill Kaufman,
and Rose Minnette. After each
group had given three yells, the
student bodies of both the Junior
and Senior high were asked to vote
on the group they preferred as
cheer leaders. The latter trio won
and concluded the fest with few
additional yells.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
Social science classes are begin
ming their study of government,
and as this Is election year, by
November 8 they will have "a good
background, with which to view the
election problems. Also at that time
they will cooperate with the Amer
lean history classes in staging an
election for the senior high school.
Chemistry classes are studying
air, and are now dealing with the
mystics of molecules. Geometry
students are concentrating on con-
struction problems, while higher
algebra students are learning to
solve problems by the use Of
graphs.
Miss Wilson's Senior English
classes have taken grammar
test, the results of which will show
which students may be exempt
from ten minute grammar drills
daily, and those that must contin-
he with them.
The Latin I classes are complet-
ing the study of the first declen-
sion. The Latin II classes are
translating a story about two Ro-
man boys.
JUNIOR HIGH NEWS
A new student, Dorothy Brown,
enrolled in junior high Monday.
She Is in the seventh grade.
The eighth graders have selected
their class officers for this year;
they have chosen Ramon Carlson,
President; Carol Cordell, vice pres
ident; and Eleanor Conkey, Secre-
tary-Treasurer.
A pep meeting was held in the
Junior High Friday at which Mr..
Williams talked on penalties and
downs. Anyone wishing to know
more about football should ask Mr..