The Sauk Centre herald., 1937-10-28

Editor: Catherine Dahlem.
Sports: Robert Markson.
This'n That About the Senior Hi:
Lorraine johnson, Jane Brecken.
Senior High Glasses: Eleanore OF
te, Marie Mischke.
Junior High Activities: Mary
Louise Brown.
Music: Helen Thornbloom.
Library: Betty May johnson.
Commercial: Frances Graber.
Health: Bernice Thompson.
Industrial: Dolores Rehkamp.
Home Economics: Ruth Botz.
Elementary Busybedies: Lillian
Conkey, Wanda Arndt, Rose
Minette, Naomi Names, Alverna
Peterson and Dorothy Bentfield.
SPORTS
Sauk Centre will go out Of town
to play a football game next FRI
day at the Old rivals field in Mel
rose. School tradition makes this
game the highlight or climax Of
the football season. For as long as
sports events have been held by
these two schools there has been an
old feeling Of rivalry between
Sauk Centre and Melrose.
In recent years, however, football
classics between Sauk Centre and
Melrose have not been as import
ant in this light to Sauk Centre as
they formerly were. Alexandria Is
becoming the new rival for Sauk
Centre. Ask any member Of the
football squad and he will say that
Alexandria is the team that Sauk
Centre wants to beat this year.
Alexandria has always had bigger
teams that Sauk Centre because it
is bigger school. Last year Sauk
Centre kept Alexandria, who
then had very exceptional team,
to a comparative low score. This
year Sauk Centre stands a much
more even chance Of winning this
game. Alexandria has only won one
game. Sauk Centre has won two.
But Melrose still stays the old riv-
ais and each team will be fighting
as old rivals will. Melrose has only
won one and tied one game.
Sauk Centre came out Of g.
game losing streak to beat Glen
wood 25 to z. In this game the
'tbreaks" certainly played for Sauk
Centre, who took advantage Of
these breaks to turn them into
scores. In this game Sauk Centre
completely outclassed Glenwood,
both in the line and in the back
field. Another reason why this
game was important was the re-
birth of several Of the players
this means the playing Of some Of
the players which showed their
true ability.
The games left to play are
against Melrose and Alexandria.
Two hard games and two games
that Sauk Centre especially wants
to win. Then they will embark into
a tough and exciting basketball
season with approximately IA
scheduled games.
THHSN THAT ABOUT THE
SENIOR HIGH
Last Wednesday at 11:30 q pep
fest was held in the Senior High
Assembly. The cheer leaders led
few "yells" and the school songs
were sung. Mr.. Harvey and Mr..
Kohl gave speeches, in which the
point Of school spirit was stressed.
Mr.. Kohl played musical descrip-
ton Of how football game should
be executed. The pep fest was
brought to a close with short
speech by Mr.. Olson.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
Miss Laughlin's Junior English
classes are learning how to plan
and organize speeches. Up to this
time the technique Of public speak
ing has been emphasized; now the
greatest stress is being placed upon
originality and a good deal of
thinking and reasoning is required
of the students.
Practice for the Junior class
play, 'Penrod" is being held regu-
larly. Miss Laughlin, director, has
adopted the method Of having the
members Of the cast first memor-
ize, then act.
The Senior English classes are
all studying Literature. Each class
is studying a different part of lit
erature. The fourth period class Is
trying to read and memorize some
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