The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-11-24
SPORTS

week of drill. The boys were being
drilled mostly on block plays and
Quick breaks for the first prac-
tees, but now they are getting
some hard scrimmage and shoot
ing practice which should put
them in condition for some Of the
games that are coming up. On
the first team for scrimmage Is,
Kringen and Larson, guards Con-
key and Jackson, forwards; and
Pangburn, center. The second team
consists of Arneson and Ethun,
guards; Deziel and Brown, for
wards; and Hunt, center. Now
when these two teams begin to cut
up the floor things start to happen.
For the first team has all letter
men and the second team three,
and two sophomores that are COM
ing up fast.
This years team Is going to have
some new maroon and white uni
forms, and sweat jackets with the
name MAIN STREETERS" mono
grained on the backs, also they
will have white shoes. The next
games that the team will play are
against st. Cloud Tech, here and
Benson, there.
THuS'N THAT ABOUT THE SEN
TOR HIGH
Thursday a music program was
presented to the senior high. This
program was under the direction
of Miss Momsen. Several numbers
were sung by the girls glee club
and one number was sung by the
mixed chorus. The trio, composed
of Phpllis Svenneby, Adeline Mel
son, and Shirley Carpenter, sang
two selections also.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
Miss Laughlin's junior English
classes at present are discussing
the qualities of good conversation.
Among these qualities they place,
first Of all, consideration of others
and understanding of human ma
ture. They also realize the value
of being a good listener.
The modern history classes have
now covered the social and eco
nomical phase of the medieval per.
iod and have begun the study OF
the Catholic Church.
The American history classes
have started the study Of Madison's
Administration. They Will finish
his chapter and have a test on 1t
next week.
The biology classes have finish
ed the study of amphibians. They
have now started on the dissecting
of frogs.
An aquarium has been planted
with three pitcher plants, 2 fly
catchers and 2 sundews. Four
Chemileons and two tree frogs
have been placed in this same
aquarium. The second aquarium
has two stickle-back fish, two red
dace, nine minnows, three salaman-
ders and three southern bull frog
tadpoles in it. The third aquarium
has four guppies and the fourth
aquarium has four small Australian
marble snails, four African paper
shell snails, four Japanese ram
.shons and one pond snail. All of
the aquariums have living plants.
Miss Wilson's one EN- glish
twelve class has been studying
Chaucer. Her Journalism class has
been working on the Schoolmaster,
and have written up the junior
class play, "Anne of Green Gables"
for an assignment. Her third period
juniors are beginning to read
novels.
Mr.. Harvey ssocial science class
.es have been studying, for the last
few weeks, the Problems of Eco
nomic Organization. This deals
with the production and distribu-
tion of wealth in the United States,
industrial relations, money land
credit in banking, communication
and transportation, consumption
of wealth, conservation of the nat
ural resources. At the present time
they are studying the consumption
of wealth and learning the law of
diminishing utilities and factors in
regard to the American standards
of living with other countries.
Miss Robertson's c h m istry
classes are studying equations and
how to balance them. Her algebra
class is going to learn factoring.
CLUBS
The camera club is going to have
a meeting next week and they are
going to teach their three new
members how to print.
MUSIC
On November 18th the m 8 c
(vocaD groups of the Senior High
gave a program for the assembly.
The program consisted Of the fol-
lowing selections:
1. Swing Low Sweet Chariot
Mixed Chorus
2. Lock My Heart''LTrio
3. Willow Tree"-Girls Glee
Club
4. "Venetia"-Girls Glee Club
5. Somebody Stole My Pal
Trio. The Trio includes: Adeline
Nelson-1st soprano; Phyllis Sven
neby-2nd soprano; and Shirley