The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-11-09
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your step or you'll be hearing about
yourself in next weeks gossip col.
umn read by Bill Kaufman.
The next event of the week well
pass over rather quickly and quiet
ly. Yes, Alex won over Sank Cen
tire. But just the same you town
folks had better come out to the
O-Sa-Ge field Friday evening when
you will see the Maroon and White
take our neighbors, the Melrose
boys, for a little ride.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
More than one person sitting in
the assembly had chills running
down their back and an empty feel
ing in their stomach when they
looked out of the window and saw
the daring activities of the work
men, in their erection of those huge
Orders for the gymnasium. How
those men can walk along those
iron things, just like flies, is more
than we can see.
We have a little dope for you on
the Junior class play. Here are
the juniors who shall put forth
their ability for the sake of the
Junior class: Arthur Ecklund, Car
oil Cordell, Ruth Westhoff, Jerome
Reinardy, Catherine Hansen, Jim
Arneson, Leora Wilcox, Robert
Ziegler, Lillian Moore, Paul Kief-
Ter, Beverly Paske, Jim Jeppeson,
Robert Plant, and Marie Carter.
1t is about the Early family
Mother and Dad, of course, and
their four children, Bob, Dick, Hope
and Mary. 1t tells of the typical
family and their struggles. The
children persuade their folks to go
away on a six weeks trip. The
children, of course, since they are
not held down by their parents, do
all kinds of crazy tricks among
them, an automobile accident, a
marriage, and a new boy friend!
This play, Foot Loose" promises
many good laughs and I am sure
that it will be a very good one.
BY the way, the night of the per-
Torrance is Nov. "a. Hope to see
you all there.
Miss Swanson's English classes
are at the library this week taking
the usual" library training. This
library training consists mostly OF
learning what books fall in each
group from 00-999. Then they are
supposed to learn something about
the various reference books which
are in the library. On Friday, they
are having a test.
The sophomores under Miss
Swanson, have just finished their
contracts on composition. You
know, composition is writing es-
says, short stories, letters and what
have you. Her juniors finished
their contracts on essays, which
we believe we told you something
about before.
An interview with Miss Ranstad
tells us that her history students
are doing their regular contrac,
work on the Roman unit. Wher
asked if she has chosen the editor
for the O-Sa-Ge, she said they
hadn't as yet picked the editor
so We'll tell you who it is later.
Harve's second period class had
a hot debate last Friday on Gov.
eminent Ownership Of Railroads
versus Private Ownership. The
chairmen were Alma Botz and Car
Hildebrand. Alma's team (for gov
eminent ownership consisted OF
the following: Donald Goodpaster
Mary Higbe, Loren Potter, Doris
Bum and Loretta Radermacher. In
the other team (for private owner.
ship headed by Carl, were the fol,
lowing: Shirley Carpenter, Alberta
Scanlon, Dorothy Peterson, Daisy
Cheadle and John Strauss. The
class was to be the judge and de-
eide which side won. Here is the
verdict-the private ownership won
BY the way, the debaters do not
necessarily believe in the side or
which they debated but talked fol
that side only for the sake of ar
argument.
Every Thursday brings the us
ual Weekly News Review. They
are a very welcome change from
the usual social assignments. They
are very well written up, easy tc
read, and contain up to the minutt
news on any subject Of current in
terest.
Miss Wilson's English classe!
have started the letter-writing unit
They have been reading the Nov
ember issue Of the Readers Diges
and then discussing it in class. These
discussions are usually very inter
esting. In one of the discussions
Miss Wilson divulged one of he
dark and deep secrets. It's abou
knitting machine. In case yo,
are interested ask Miss Wilson
and watch her blush!
Some members of the Schoolmas
ter gave speeches, about Fathe
Flannagan's Boys Town. They re
ceived a letter from him and de