The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-01-27
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Norton, Hazel Payne, Joan LUX,
Lucille Bisaillon, Laura Hylaman,
Evelyn Hardner, Shirley Rosen-
wald, Bernadine Dirnberger, and
Genevieve Carlson.
Sopranos: Denice Calvert, Rose
Leonard, Margaret Markson, Hide
gard Schley, Magdalene Zehrer,
Rita Egan, Lorraine Beidleman,
Agnes Norton, Myrtle Freeberg,
Jane Brekin, Wilma Hansen, Peggy
Hoffman, Mary Ann Dickhaus, Ca
Uterine Dahlem, Helen Hedin, Rose
Weis, and Otalia Chermack.
The Senior High School Girls
Glee Club will go to the Festival at
Glenwood this year. Their numbers
will be How Sweet the Answer"
and Echo Maker" by Christian
Kriens.
The White Stag, by Kate Seredy.
They were Moonmaidens, with
long hair that was pale gold like
the moon. There in the forest, HUI
NOR and Magyar, mighty warriors,
stood spelIbound by their beauty.
And when the maidens, whose
touch was cool and light as birds
wings, willingly went with Humor
and Magyar to their people there
was great rejoicing.
This is the story-legend OF them
and of a great race whose early ad-
ventures were many and stirring. 1t
is the story, too, of Bendeguz, the
White Eagle-child of Humor and
one of the Moonmaidens. 1t Is the
story of proud, beautiful Alleeta,
wife of Bendeguz; and of Attila,
their child.
Very beautifully has Kate Seredy
written and pictured this treasured
ancient story Of her own country
Hungary.
Smiling Hill Farm, by Miriam E..
Mason.
It was exciting to go riding along
in a covered wagon on the way to
a new home Smiling Hill Farm.
And they called themselves Pion-
GERS, because they were one of the
first families to move into Indiana
Being Pioneers was a real adven-
ture with bears and Indians part Of
it. And with more and different
kinds of adventures happening
there at Smiling Hill Farm, as the
years went by.
There was always plenty of chill
dren at Smiling Hill Farm. And
this story tells you of the good
times they had and the interesting
things they did, up to our own time
of radios and airplanes. You will
meet Pioneers Of today, too-the
twins, Kathleen and Ken, who
rode from Oergon to Smiling Hill
Farm in our kind of covered wag-
on-a trailer.
COMMERCIAL
An achievement chart in tipping
2 has been placed in a prominent
place in the tipping room and a re-
cord of each students progress re-
corded thereon. AS the student
passes the 80 word test a red dot is
placed after his name and thereaf-
ter for every increase Of 5 words
an appropriate colored dot is used.
The chart is becoming quite color
full. The goal set for the year for all
students in tipping 2 is from 40 to
As words a minute. The records CIV
en- below are those made in the ten
and fifteen minute timed tests. No
more than 5 errors are allowed
when writing 10 minutes and no
more than 8 when writing Is min
utes. New material is used for each
test given. Following are the high
est records made by each student
during the first semester: Rose
Weis 81, Dorothea Guelsow SO, Bet
ty johnson, SO, Lorraine Hanson so,
Wanda Arndt At, Otalia Chermack
46, Bernadine Merten As, Robert
Mickey As, Mary Wicks As. Eleanore
Otte As, Catherine Stanley A, AL
Verna Peterson AZ, Herbert Kettler
Al, Naomi Names Al, Laura Sim
mer Al, Lillian Conkey 40, Myrtle
Freeberg 40, Dolores MCGEE 40,
Lois Grindy 80, Agnes Hoffman 80,
Rose Marie johnson 80, Ralph
Steffes 80, Joseph Beste 38, Marian
Freeberg 3S, Harold Bosshardt 3S,
Vernon Bromen 38, Frances Grab
err 81, Robert Markson 81, Rayma
Pangburn 81, Earl Gamradt 81,
Evelyn Adrian SO, Laura Hylaman
SO, Kenneth Kuefler SO, Verna De
Long SO, Marian Graham "a, Louise
Krebsbach "a, Mae Cook "a, Mary
Brown "a Verna Iwinski 33 Emile