The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-03-16
THIS N THAT ABOUT SENIOR
HIGH

HIGH
Miss Wilson is having a hard
time Of finding suitable class
play for the senior class. She has
a number Of plays from which to
pick but she can't quite decide
which one she wants. Maybe she
can't find one that will suit the
senior class or maybe she's just
hard but anyway we hope that
she'll find one.
The contest season is here again!
It's just for the seniors this time
though. This contest is put on by
the Pickands-Mather & Co., which
is a coal company. The contest
is on THE Importance of Solid Fuel
in the Development of Americas
Commerce" There was movie
given by this company on the use
of coal and should have been of
some help to you seniors. Oh yes,
some of you may be interested in
the prizes given. The prizes are
to be two trips to the Worlds Fair
at New York for the best essay
written by boy and a girl. The
contest is to be ended on April LIST
and all entries must be in by then.
The three states taking part in this
contest are Minnesota, North Da-
kota and South Dakota. So come
on you seniors and let's get busy
and write those essays if you want
a trip to the Worlds Fair with all
of your expenses paid, at at least
you can try for the Elgin watches
that are being given to the two best
entries from each school.
The "Schoolmaster" staff can set
back and rest again for while
now that THE Tournament Dope
ster," edited by Kenny Forsberg
and summarizing the sub-district
games and reviewing the teams
participating in the district, has
been put into circulation.
The student body, excited over
the coming final tournament game,
heartily joined into the festivities
of the pep fest held in the Junior
high assembly Friday afternoon.
The girls trio sang my Pal" They
all cheerfully greeted the guest
speaker, Lillian Conkey, who was
cheer leader of last year. Other
speakers were Superintendent Kohl,
last pep tests cheerleader, Mr.. Oh
son, Assistant Coach" Gene Coke
ley, Pat Hansen, Miss Everhart,
and Lorraine Johnson who told
how she worked her "jinxes" to win
the games. A new yell was intro
duced and other yells and songs
were gone over.
SENIOR HIGH SPORTS
The Main Streeters are still in
the running after winning the Dis
trict % championship for the sec
ond consecutive year. They play
their first game Of the regional
against Breckenridge in the audi
torium at Glenwood tonight, and by
playing like they did against Alex
andria they will go to the state.
They really played some sweet bas-
ketball over at Glenwood last Fri
day evening which shows that they
are champs. After having two off
nights and nearly losing their game
with Long Prairie, they weren't ex-
pected to play good ball against
Alexandria.
Under the conditions, the odds
given on the game were not bad
and Alex may have been little
overconfident. At any rate they
just couldn't cope with the classy
ball club from Sank Centre.
Things look little dark for the
team next year because the champs
of this year and a few reserves
will be taken out Of circulation by
graduation, but one never knows
what to expect from a club that
Toftness is coaching. Kringen and
Conkey are in my estimation two
Of the sweetest guards in the dis
trict and Ethun and Larson rate
tops as forwards. "The Pang" is,
I think, one Of the cleverest scor-
,ers this old town ever did produce
and that's covering a lot Of area.
The regional contains some hot
ball clubs this year, for IL we do
beat Breckenridge we will have to
play either Fergus Falls or Brain
erd, mostly likely Brainerd and that
outfit from up north has got some
real punch.
MUSIC NEWS
The beginners band and orches-
ira, composed Of 81 members, met
for the first time Monday, March
9Th. The rehearsals are held in
the Masonic Temple.
The Music Festival will be held
at Glenwood April %. The orches-
ira, Glee Club and Mixed Choruses
are practicing on the numbers