The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-11-11

tire game. Outstanding WAS Iue ohe
made and broken by Thomas Hig-
bic, substitute for the past three
years, who sat on the bench for %
straight games and finally got in
the last game of his career for 80
seconds. He wanted to make a rec
ord of "a straight games but % is
quite a few, it seems to me.
It is at this time of the year that
selections for All-American football
teams are being made. High school
journalists are busy making teams
for All-American and also for ALI
District elevens. Sank Centre
would probably place one man on
an All-American team; Joe Beste,
the best guard in the district. Nor
man Bohne would most likely re-
ceive honorable mention for the
center berth.
They now have a new nickname
for Junior Vandesteeg, tackle on
the football team, Frisbee is the
'monicker."
Predictions of football games and
their outcomes is quite fad. Our
prediction for the MinneSota-Iowa
game was pretty close-the only
one all year within one touchdown
RANGES to was the estimate and
the score was 35 to 10. Minnesota
should take Northwestern by 2
touchdowns.
Just a mater of routine-instead
of reminding you of SO many shop
ping days until Christmas. I re-
mind you of only % days until the
basketball game.
THIS'N THAT ABOUT THE
SENIOR HIGH
On Friday, November fifth, at
1O:45 the students of the Junior
and Senior High enjoyed a program
in the Senior High assembly. Rob
ert Rydholm was the announcer,
and the program began by a radio
broadcast of the Alexandria and
Sank Centre football game by Mr..
Olsen and Mr.. Harvey. The stud
ents then heard the trio, Phyllis
Svenneby, Peggy Hoffman and
Shirley Carpenter sing "Harbor
Lights" and ''Veni Veni." The
fourth period English class gave a
splendid one-act drama entitled
"Pyramus and Thisbe," Pyramus
and Thisbe are the hero and hero
inc of love story first told by the
Roman writer, Ovid; later by
Shakespeare in midsummer
Nights Dream"
Because their parents refuse to
consent to their marriage, the low
ers converse through a clink in the
wall separating their homes and
finally decide to run away together.
Thisbe is to meet Pyramus I'M
der a mulberry tree in the woods.
In her haste to get there she drops
her veil on the way. A lion, whose
mouth is stained with blood, tears
the veil apart. And when Pyramus
comes, he finds the veil, stained
with blood. He thinks that some
wild animal killed her, and so he
stabs himself and is MORALLY
wounded.
Later on Thisbe comes back and
finds Pyramus dead and so she also
kills herself.
The cast is as follows: Thisbe
Junior Vandesteeg, Pyramus, Ray
Walker, Moonshine, Mike Han
auer, Lion, Jim Rattle, Wall, Ron
aid Rivette, Readers, Alverna Pet
erson and Merlin Pickett.
Mickey Hansen, Ray Fish, jim
Rathe and Robert Rydholm then
introduced a new school song, you
Can't Stop Us From Winning,
written by Ray Fish and Robert
Rydholm. Speeches were given by
Mr.. Toftness, the assistant coach
and two football players, Norman
Bohne and Joe Beste. Mr.. Koh
concluded the program by playing
a few songs for the students.
The tickets for the Junior Class
play are on sale this week. Louise
Krebsbach is in charge of the bus
mess staff. The Junior Class is div
ided into teams to compete fol
the selling of the most tickets. The
captains of these teams are: Lor
raine Johnson, Mary Louise Brown
Jane Brecken, Hillary Egan
James Ziegler and Arlowen Hamil
ton. We hope the townspeople viii