The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-05-11

ThiS'n That About Senior High
Jane Brecken, Margaret Marksor
Senior High Sports-.-..-...--..-..-.---.
.-.--...--..--...---...------.----.G johnson
Senior High Classes--.---..-...--.....-..------
Rita Otte, Dorothy Hansen
This'n That About Junior High
Christine Koterba
Junior High Sports-------Bud Veeder
Junior High Classes.-.....-...-..-...Ro Rose
Leonard, Mary Louise Brown
Music
Evelyn Gardner, MERGED Clough
Library ------------------------Adeline Nelson
Commercial --......-...Magdalen Zehrer
Health -----.--.....-..-...-.--Adelin Nelson
Industrial ----------..-----.Mark Ingersoll
Home Hazel Norton
Art ----------------------------Vi Vivian Walker
Clubs -----------------------LeRoy Schwartz
Elementary Busybodies...-.... Shirley
Carpenter, Otalia Chermack, Val
eria Lentz, Shirley Rosenwald,
Louise Krebsbach.
THIS N THAT ABOUT SENIOR
HIGH
The senior high play cast enjoyed
a very splendid performance of the
play, Almost Eighteen" given by
the Evansville high school Monday
night, April "a. This is the same
play that is to be given by the SEN
ior class here, May II and II. The
play was held at Evansvilles new
auditorium. There were eighteen
people that went to see the play.
They went up in private cars. They
all enjoyed the play very much and
hope that they can benefit by see
ing the play before hand. Miss
Wilson says that the play is COM
ing along just fine and that the
cast will all be ready to do their
best by May 10 and II.
This week Miss Wilson's classes
have been having the library work
that is given each year. They are
to have their test on this work on
Friday. The purpose of this work
is that the pupils will be able to
use the library without asking the
aid of the librarian.
SENIOR HIGH SPORTS
Saturday, May 6, Toftness took
his track squad to the West Cen
trail track meet held at Ltchfield
The competition ran very high and
several conference records were
broken that afternoon. The schools
represented were: Montivedio, APP
pleton, Litchfield, Willmar, Benson
and Sank Centre. Don Kringen
amassed the most points for Sank
Centre as he tied for second in the
high jump, took third in the shot
put, and fifth in the high hurdles.
Others placing in events were Pang-
burn, who took second in the dis
Gus throw, Russ knocked off third
in the broad jump and Kenneth
Kuefler ran fifth in the 220. The
relay team consisting of Kuefler,
Pangburn, Larson and Hildebrand
copied fifth place. Litchfield won
the meet by a very wide margin
while the Sank Centre outfit came
back with II points. This meet
proved valuable to the boys as it
gave them experience for the dis
trict meet, Saturday the -, at St.
Johns.
Last Friday the Main Street
baseball club were handed their
second defeat of the season by
Alex. Errors seemed to play a
major part in this defeat as there
were 10 counted up for Sank Cen
tire. The Alexandria outfit were
pretty good on outfielding as their
pitcher didn't have the ability to
shut out very many. The Main
Streeters could hit the ball, but
there was always someone on the
other end to catch it. The score
was II to 0.
THIS N THAT ABOUT JUNIOR
HIGH
The Junior High school commem-
Grated the week of May is as
Safety and Conservation Week with
various activities. Each of the
mornings, in the assembly, there
were safety messages in the form
of radiograms read by the follow
ing people: Douglas Kohl, Bob
Rattle, Ruth Lux, Dora Ward, YER
Ion Dickson, Walter Thull, How
ard Johnson, Allan Eberhart, Pat
ty Hansen. Safety First Words
were written to the popular tune of
"Jeepers Creepers" (why don't you
use your peepers) by Faye De Long,
and sung each morning by the jun
ior high group.
On Friday, May 5, the students
presented this program with Stella
Beste as mistress of ceremonies,
which opened with the singing of
"Jeepers Safety FirsD Creepers.
Roland Botz read a safety gram
on bicycling as an introduction for
Police Chief Hershiser who stress
ed bicycle rules in Sank Centre
Gordon Hedin played Rachmanin-
offs Prelude in c sharp minor
Three members of the Conserva-
ton class presented these talks on
birds: Laura May Martin on hawks,
Mary Margaret Prsach on crows,
and Virgil Schurman on English
sparrow.
Pearl Gardner read a safety gram
on the need for a knowledge of
First Aid and a group of Boy