The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-27
SPORTS SLANTS

SPORTS SLANTS
Well, the boys sank the hooks in.
to Melrose to the tune of % to IA.
Melrose held a 8 to advantage at
the halfway mark but the Main
Streeters climbed all over the
Southerners in the second canto to
win handily. The Melrose lads had
Walker riled in the first period
with their antics. Coach Harvey
yanked him and he Gained down.
It was a typical Sank Centre-Mel
rose fray. Melrose had trouble
solving the Main Street defense.
Those lads from Melrose playing
on the second team showed a good
brand of ball to win over the Mar
DON and White seconds Of Sank
Centre, IS to 16.
PRE-TOURNAMENT DOPE
This years Sub-district, held
here will show some real basketball.
Swanville and Melrose seem to be
the class of the lot with Osakis
pulling in second. Grey Eagle drew
a first round bye and automatically
advanced to the finals with Swan
Vile or Willard. In the other brack-
ct Melrose and Osakis are the lead
ing contenders. In the District
tourney held at Alex, Sank Centre
drew Long Prairie in the first
round. In the two games played
with the Prairiemen Sank Centre
won here % to 10, mainly by Ar
wigs brilliant play. Up at Long
Prairie we were not so fortunate,
running up against red-hot sharp
shooter named Elver who scored
IS points. Sank Centre lost the de-
cision by SO to "a. If the Main
Streeters beat Long Prairie, they
bump into Alexandria in the Sec
ond round. Should they beat Alex,
the path is clear, with the excep-
ton of Glenwood, for the District
title. That will put another cup in
the trophy case. Here's hoping!
SENIOR TEACHERS CLASSES
The Sophomore English classes
are studying the short story unit.
The Junior English classes are
studying the biography unit.
The Biology classes are contin-
uing the study of the human body
and are making many interesting
tests of the various types Of food,
proving how necessary it is to have
a healthy body in order that the
proper functions of this machine
may be carried out efficiently.
The Physics classes are contin-
uing the study Of electricity. They
are taking up the study of cleo
trio power heating and lighting
effects which include the study OF
incandescent lamps, electric arcs,
and so forth.
The Economic Geography classes
continue the study Of the countries
of Europe, having taken up Bel
gium and the Netherlands, some
times called the little giants of
trade or the lands of art and in
dustry.
CENTERING
The Stenography class is study
ing "centering' this week. Center
ing as the name implies, is simply
placing the words to he conferred in
the middle of the page from right
to left. Centering Is frequently
used in preparing cover pages for
reports, contracts, and specifica-
tions; also in cutting stencils, in
the preparation of mimeograph
copies of programs, invitations, an
nouncements, notices, etc.
TRANSCRIPTS
The Stenography II class has
been working on sixty and eighty
word transcripts. All of the men,
bers can take the sixty and by the
end of the week the entire class
will probably be able to take the
eighty.
TEN MINUTE TESTS
The following are the scores OF
the Stenography I class in the ten
minute test taken last week: Dor
othy Kohl 43, Jane Dowswell, 38,
Mildred Thiegs, SO, Lyle Ethun, "a,
and Eunice Svenneby 81.
FIVE MINUTE TESTS
The following are the scores of
the five minute tests taken by the
Stenography I class: Jane Dows-
well So; Wanda Carpenter, 40; Mil
dred Thiegs, 48; Lyle Ethun, 43;
Almeda Schwartz, AZ; Mary Scott
80; Gayle Biedleman, 38; LaVonne
Carpenter, SO; Esther Hanson, 35;
Julian Engle, IS; Eunice Svenneby,
"a; Walter Kleinschmidt, "a; Dor
othy Keldahl, 90; Alyce Scanlon,
80; Marian Arneson, 81; Grace
Weisser, 30; and Madonna Wruck,
80.
MUSIC AND DECLAM
After the Oratorical division the
Girls Glee club sang Three Grey
Stones. After the Dramatic division
the double quartet rendered The
Spirit Flower in a very creditaIble
manner. It was followed by Lift
Thine Eyes by the Sextette. While
the judges were making their de-
cision, the Girls Glee club sang
Barcarolle. These numbers by the
various musical groups were well
given and enjoyed by all.
NORMAL LIGHTS
Thursday afternoon a dramatic
defamation contest was held. OF
the eight contestants four were
given definite places. The program
consisted of the following: along
Came George" Dolores Lentz;
"The Show Must Go On" Ethel
wruck; Comforting Her Pa
tient," Loretta Krebsbach; Patsy
Thelma Thornbloom; MARY Eliz-
ahotb Mary Vandesteep: "When