The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-01-14
Sank
Centre
THE STAFF
VOL. vi

This'n That About the Senior Hi
Jarvis Hansen, Maurice Mischke.
Senior High Classes Esther Con-
nelly.
Junior High Activities-Ber
Thompson, Lois Grindy.
Music ...----.............. Betty johnson
Library -...... Catherine Dahlem
Commercial $4,000. Margaret Bromen
Health ....-.....---. Marion Freeberg
Industrial ..-.-... Mark Ingersoll
Home Economics-Mary Louise
Brown.
Elementary Busybodies - Helen
Thornbloom, Ruth Botz, Lillian
Conkey, Lorraine Johnson, Dor
othy Bentfield. Alice Polipnick.
MAIN STREETS ALL-AMER-
ICANS
Every fall after the close of the
football season, the mad merry-go-
round starts. Yes, it's open season
on All-American football teams,
those star-studded lineups picked
by the football experts" Although
this department has no claim to
experiences, we have carefully
weighed each players, ability and
finally emerged with the super
eleven given below. In some posi-
tons, hot fights were waged for
the first string berths. The center,
Wojciechowicz pronounced Muir
phy) of Fordham, had a strong
contender in Basrak, of Duquesne,
but Fordham's Menacing Pole fin
ally won out. The guards were also
In doubt with such fine perform
ers as White, Of Alabama, Reid, Of
Northwestern, Starcevich, Of Wash
ington, Routt, OF Texas A. & NJ,
Bassi, of Santa Clara, and many
others. White, Of Alabama, was
placed at one guard, and Franco,
of F'ordham, at the other. Ford
hams Franco Is really tackle,
but with such fine tackles as Wild
seth, Of Minnesota, and Daniel, of
Pittsburgh in the lineup, Franco
was shifted to guard, where he
played last year. Without any fur
ther ado, here are the Main
Streets An-America Selections for
1886:
First Team
LIE Gaynell Tinsley, louisiana
State.
LT-Ed widseth, Minnesota
LG+Arthur "Tarzan" White, Ala
hama.
C--Alexander Wojciechowicz, of
Fordham.
RG-Ed Franco, Fordham.
RT-Averill Daniel, Pittsburgh.
RE-Larry Kelley, Yale.
QB-Sam Baugh, Texas Christian.
LH-Nello Don Falaschi, Santa
Clara.
RH-Ray Buzz" Buivid, Mar
quette.
FB-Sam Francis, Nebraska.
Second Team
LE-Bill Daddio, Pittsburgh.
Charles Toll, Princeton.
LG+Steve Reid, Northwestern.
C-Mike Basrak, Duquesne.
RG-Max Starcevich, Washington.
RT-Frank M. Kinard, Mississippi.
RT-Merle Wendt, Ohio State.
CB-Clint Frank, Yale.
Clarence "Ace' Parker, Duke.
RH-Andy Uram, Minnesota.
FB-George Karamatic, Gonzaga.
Third Team
LE-Ray King, Minnesota.
LT-Charles Hamrick, Ohio State.
LG-Joe Routt, Texas A. & M.
C-Bob Herwig, California.
RG-Dick Bassi, Santa Clara.
RT-Del Bjork, Oregon.
RE-Gene Hibbs, Southern Califor-
MIA
QB-Ed Goddard, Washington
State.
LH-Jack Robbins, Arkansas.
RH-Boyd Brumbaugh, Duquesne.
FB-Ken Sandbach, Princeton.
Last Friday, Gene Harvey's lads
travelled to Collegeville for a game
with the st. Johns Props, won by
Sank Centre, Is to II. The second
team game was terminated after
one overtime, the score deadlocked
at II all. Friday night of this week,
the team travels to Osakis for a
game with the Red and Gray of
that city. Some scores of interest in
the 22nd District are: Alexandria,
80; st. Cloud Tech, Is. Long Prair-
lie, %; Osakis "a. st. Cloud Tech p;
Long Prairie, II. More dope next
week. So long!
TH1S'N THAT ABOUT THE
SENIOR Hi
Friday, December 18th, the Sem
ior High had Christmas program.
Mr.. Kohl, who acted as master of
ceremonies, led the Senior High in
several Christmas carols. The car
OILS were: Little Town of Bethle-
hem, o, Come All Ye Faithful, Up
On the House Tops, and Jingle
Bells. The next act on the program
was a playful skit which was given
by the seniors. The actors and act
resses gave recitations and sang
songs. The comical German band
led by Professor Schlossenpuss.
This band played several musical
numbers and topped them off with
"Ache de leiber Augustine" Be
tween the pieces the members
made up stories and cracked bits Of
wit here and there. A trio consist
ing Of LaVerne Holler, Marion Ar
neeon, and Eunice Svenneby sang
the new swing song Organ Grind
er's Swing" paul Bunyan" Arvig
got UP and unleashed one Of
'.Paups" untold stories. To act as a
final Of the entertainment, Mr..
Kohl cut up his tie and distributed
It among the thirty members Of the
football squad.
One senior English class Is study
ing Hamlet. The other Beowulf.
A number Of junior English stu
dents are going to keep up cor
respondence with foreign boys and