The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-06-10
Award Day at
PublicSchOol
Fri, June 18th
Received Special Merits For
Extra urricular School
Activities
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
Student Body Elected Cap
tains To Head Schools
Sport Bodies

Award Day-when school stud
ents receive recognition for special
merit in the various fields of extra
curricular activities-was held Fri
day when athletes, publication staff
members, and dramatic winners
were presented awards by Supt. w.
A. Kohl.
Two special awards, presented
Friday, were the gift Of the Asso-
citation of Minnesota Colleges in the
form of a scholarship to the first
ranking boy and girl in the grad
uating class. Taking these re-
wards from the hands of Mr.. Kohl
were Walter Kleinschmidt, valedic-
torian, and Dorothy Keldahl, as
salutatorian. Augmenting that
award Kleinschmidt as valedictor-
ian received the Readers Digent
award Of a years subscription to
that publication, and also received
a $50 free course in Accountancy
from the Init. Correspondence
School of Scranton, Pennsylvania.
A new series of awards, the
Herff-Jones series, was inaugur-
ated this year when members Of
the senior class were recognized
for outstanding accomplishments
in various fields. These awards
were: Scholarship, Walter Klein
schmidt and Dorothy Keldahl;
Athletics, Royale Arvig and John
Egan; Commercial, Jane Dowswell
and Mildred Thiegs; Music, Gerald
inc Hansen; Dramatics, James
Forsberg; Journalism, Eunice
Svenneby.
Announcement of the captains to
head the various school teams was
made. Retiring captain of the foot
ball squad John Egan will be sue
ceeded by Ray Walker. Royale Ar
Wig, who captained the basketball
team, relinquished his title to Rich
ard Hoffman. John Egan and Her
bert Reble, who co-captained the
track team, left the pilotship Of
that squad to Hilary Egan. Leroy
Soltau will serve as baseball pilot
next year with Edward Schneider
retiring captain.
Heading the Main Street editor
ial staff for 1898 will be Gather
inc Dahlem. And the Schoolmaster
head will be Maurice Mischke. In
charge of the annual publication,
the Usage, will be Rose Minette.
School patrol heads are to be Dor
othy Bentfield and Marvin Judes.
Athletic awards were given as
follows:
Football: John Egan, Ray Walk
err, Arvig, Bellinger, Bohne, Eugene
Cokeley, Hilary Egan, Ethun, Fish,
Hoffman, Pickett, and Potter.
BASKETBALL: Arvig, Hoffman,
Bellinger, Brendon, Reble, and
Walker.
Track: Egan, Reble, Poppe, and
Schneider.
Baseball: Schneider, Soltau, Bel
linger, Conkey, Deziel, Ethun, Han
sen, Larson, Rydholm, Rasmussen,
Rivette, and Walker.
Awards were given to John Egan
for his first place in $50 yard run
in the district track meet, and to
Reble for placing third in the high
jump.
Forensics and Publications
James Forsberg, Dorothy Keldahl,
and Eunice Svenneby. Music award
was given to Geraldine Hansen.
General letters, given only to SEN
iors-Marion Arneson, Thomas
Brown, Jane Dowswell, David Du-
Bots, Dudley Morse, Esther Bast-
ian, Almeda Schwartz, Mildred
Thiegs and Lloyd Wruck.
In the commercial department
for outstanding work awards were
presented to: 60-word Transcription
in shorthand-Alyce Scanlon, Retha
Goodpaster, Gayle Beidleman, Mar
garet Otto, Esther Hanson, Elean-
ora Thull, David Dubois, Vera Tay-
lor, Warren Peglow, Bernard
Stanley, Esther Pastian, Mary
Wicks, Naomi Names, Robert
Mickey, Eleanora Otte, Evelyn Ad-
rian, Irma Adrian, Lillian Conkey,
Marian Freeberg, Deloris Grindy,
Lorraine Hanson, Bernadine Mer-
ten, Bernice Thompson.
8O-word transcription - Clara
Koch, Madonna Wruck, Marian
Arneson, Herbert Reble, Ed
Schneider, Grace Weisser, Eunice
Svenneby, Larry Hetzel, Leona
Kuefler, Almeda Schwartz, Jane
Dowswell, Ferd Borgmann, Lucille
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