The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-04-07
Phyllis Brann
Ileen Ethun
Dorothy Brann
Howard Wiener.

has been divided into three groups.
Each group will present act three
Of 'sThe Torch Bearers" by George
Kelly. After these have been given
an all star cast will be chosen to
present the entire play. The list
below includes the characters and
the cast:
Group I: Director, Marguerite
Hoffman; Mr.. Ritter, Donald Dezil;
MRS. Ritter, Helen Hedin; Jrs.
Pampinelli, Vera jackson; Jenny,
Dorothy Peterson; uArs. Fell, Ply
liss Pangburn.
Group II: Lorraine johnson, Shir-
ley Carpenter, George Conkey, Rose
Leonard, Alice Ceynar, Denise Cal
vert.
Group III: Gordon Johnson, Billy
Kaufman, Joan LUX, Margaret
Markscn, Rose Mary Morse, Patric-
Ia Leonard.
Properties: Rose Marie Johnson,
Ellen Cokely, Adeline Nelson.
Stage Manager: Stanley Burt.
ELEMENTARY BUSYBODIES
The kindergarten children are
making paper rabbits and they have
bird pictures and other pictures of
spring decorating the room. The
class is reading 'Scamper," wal
ter, the Lazy Mouse" and "Petunia
Be Keerful." Dickie Lovik, Janet
Lentz, David Casey, Karin Cook,
Marian Dusek, Celestine Ebinstener,
Katherine Ann Roberts, and Mont
ca Pollok learned to print their
names. This week Charlie Walker
had a birthday party in school.
Miss Hunts first graders are
reading about Ned and Nan, two
American children, who went to
Holland to visit their Dutch cous-
ms, Hans and Hilda Beverly Yag-
er brought some Dummies and chick
en- cookies to school and the chill
dren had a party in the lunch room
in honor of Beverly Yager's and
Veronica Van Havermeats birth
days. Miss Hunt made cocoa. This
was also a farewell party for Dickie
Peterson, as he is moving to Glen
wood. The children wrote letters
to Mrs. wager, thanking her for the
cookies; they also wrote thank
you" letter to Mrs. Nelson, who
made Valentine cookies for the
children on Valentines Day. The
tulip that Dean Perry brought to
school is open now. Robert Hintzen
is back in school again.
These pupils in Miss Boehmke's
room received perfect spelling
scores: Gerene Aldous, Roger Ar
void, Connie Christie, Ralph Deter
man, Carl Embloom, Marie Kottcn,
Dickie Lilienthal, ROLAND O'Gara,
Arthur Van Havermeat, Dwyane
Wiener, David Ziegler, James Han
sen, Joan Peterson, Mary Jane
Kruger and James Reading. Mary
Jane Kruger is a new pupil in Miss
Boehmke's room, who moved here
from Long Prairie.
The fourth grade in Miss Beck's
room has finished it's study Of Min
nesota and is now studying events
in American History through biol
graphical studies of explorers and
pioneers.
Miss Holden's room is studying
division Of decimals. They have fin.
ished the history of the Crusades
Three new reference books have
been added: We See the World by
Reinhart, Peter and Nancy in Asia,
by Comfort, Asia by Carpenter.
The new monthly officers in Miss
Sather's room for April are: Presi-
dent, Mary Alice Becker; Vice
President, Bruce Stansfield, Secre.
tary, Audrey Brecken; Treasurer
Dolores Kinsella, and Program
Chairman, Marilyn Cordell. The
class is learning about trade guilds
of the Middle Ages The pupils
listened to the Walter Damrasch
Appreciation Hour last Friday and
heard members Of the percussion
family, the celeste, tambourine
triangle and xy1ophone.
The following people received 10C
in spelling this week in Miss Muir.
phys room: Ruth Saathcff, Louaine
Thornquist, Boniface Weisser, Car.
roll Dickson, Catherine Chrisholm
Marian Nugent, Lucille Blaski, Mil
dred Johnson, Vera Mae Jacobs
Marlin Rueckert, June Neal, John
Erickson and Mabel Van Haver.
meat. They are starting the study
of Alaska this week in Geography