The Sauk Centre herald., 1937-03-04
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Sauk
Centre
VOL VI

Editor: Mildred Thiegs.
Sports: Ray Fish, Robert Rydholm
This IN That About the Senior Hi:
Jarvis Hansen, Maurice Mischke
Senior High Glasses: Esther Con-
nelly.
Junior High Activities: Bernice
Thompson, Lois Grindy.
Music: B. M. johnson.
Library: Catherine Dahlem.
Commercial: Margaret Bromen.
Health: Marion Freeberg.
Industrial: Mark Ingersoll.
Home Economies: Mary Louise
Brown
Elementary Busybodies: Helen
Thornbloom, Ruth Botz, Lillian
Conkey, Lorraine johnson, Doro.
thy Bentfield, Alice Polipnick.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
The highest algebra class began
the theory study of graphs for
equatic equations. The geometry
class is studying ratios and proper,
tons.
The camera club is studying in
teriors. They are taking pictures in
volving furniture and people.
The American history classes are
studying about Lincoln and slavery
Mr.. Harvey's physics class is
continuing the study of electricity
taking electrical power and heat
ing phases, showing calculations OF
electrical power and how 1t is mea-
sured. They are also taking UP the
modern type of electric lamps that
are used.
The biology classes are continu-
ing the study Of the human body.
They are taking up the prepare
ton Of food and the use Of 1t for
the human body, the structure and
functions Of the digestive tract
and its various parts.
The economic geography class Is
studying the countries where in
dustry and trade had their begin
nings; the lands Of ancient en-
pires.
JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES
Marjorie Kench, Carlos and Eve
lyn Thompson, Hildegard Schley,
Bernice and Irene Feeling, Daisey
and Myles Cheadle, and Hildegard
Welters have resumed their school
duties after .ong absence due to
blockaded roads.
The Puppetiers are starting prac-
tice on q show for the carnival to
be held April ninth.
On Saturday, February u, the
seventh grade gave a costume par
ty. Hatchets, stars and red, white
and blue decorations carried out
the George Washington motif.
Their program consisted Of the
following: Music by the boys and
girls glee clubs; an instrumental
duet and trio; a dance by Marjorie
Lea; stunt done by Gordon He
din, John Cotton, Mable Steege,
Vivian Rasmussen, and Eileen
Ethun.
Mr.. Kowalke kept the party busy
with games such as three deep and
relays; several closely contested
ping pong matches were played.
A grand march for costume dis
play led first to the lunch room for
cake and ice cream, then to the
awarding of costume prizes to
Beverly O'Gara, a gypsy; Marian
Anderson and John Cotton, pirates;
Harry Rosdahl, Daniel Boone; Ma
bel Steege, Queen Of Night; and
Marjorie Lea, Mickey Mouse.
MUSIC
Besides playing in the orchestra,
the following are working on solos
and duets: Gordon Hedin, Douglas
Kohl, Bud Veeder, Margaret Whit
son, Russell Larson, Ken Forsberg,
Vernon Bromen, Vera Lovesee,
Shirley Pickett, Lorrayne Pen
droy, Wallace Anderson, Ruth
Westhoff, Marjie Westhoff and
Dorothy Henningsgaard.
Gordon Hedin and Douglas Kohl
played a clarinet duet consisting
Of Santa Lucia" and Sweet and
Low" Vera Lovesee, Lorrayne Pen
droy, and Shirley Pickett played a
string trio Of "Now the Day Is
Over" and aloha De" for the sew
enth grade class party last Satur-
day. The boys and girls glee clubs
also performed.
The senior and junior high glee
clubs are now rehearsing on the
Easter Contata to be given March
18. All those interested outside of
the glee clubs should see Mr.. Kohl
or Mr.. Kitzberger.
IN THE LIBRARY THIS WEEK
Miss Ebert has been giving talks
on books in Miss Wilson's Eng
lish classes on Monday of this
week. Friday she gave talk to the
junior classes on biographies,
reading parts Of some which were
very interesting. There is also a
table display in the library Of some
NOTICE, FARMERS!