The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-03-23


Art .-.............................V 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 German language triumphed
Thursday at the pep fest when
Miss Schmidt's first-year German
class put on a colorful skit in the
typical costumes. They sang the
school songs and gave some poppy
yells in German. Our dependable
dopster, Ken Forsberg, gave some
interesting information on the
Breckenridge team. Mr.. Perry
gave fine talk and sincerely wish
ed the boys good luck. With a
yell for the team, the pep fest
closed.
Friday afternoon the Junior and
Senior students gathered in the
gym for very enjoyable program.
A large group Of girls from the
Home School entertained them by
vocal selections and physical ex-
ercises. A very clever pyramid was
made and then the girls went into
their jump roping routine. A COM
bination tap and rope dance was
exhibited by a couple of the girls
and 4 corner rope-skipping feat
won much applause from the aud
fence. The program was genuinely
enjoyed and it is hoped that they
will appear again soon.
Tuesday afternoon general as
sembly was called for the Senior
High in the Junior High assembly
when Captain George Conkey pre-
scented the district championship
trophy to the school. Superinten-
dent Kohl congratulated George
and his team on their good work
in both the sub-district and district
tournament games.
Spring registration is the gen.
eral interest of all high school stu
dents. On Tuesday Mr.. Kohl came
over and explained the subjects
and courses Of all the classes.
On Wednesday afternoon the
students were entertained by Ne
gro quartet, The Jubilee Singers.
They sang several selections, the
outstanding Of which were the old
favorites: "Old Black Joe," Little
Liza Jane" "Tippy-Tin," and some
well-known hymns. There were al
so two solo selections, a dramatic
presentation of "Old Man River
by the Tenor and "Shortenin'
Bread" by the Bass singer.
SENIOR HIGH SPORTS
BY turn of fate the Main Street
,ers lost their two games of the
Regional each by two point mar
gin. The Thursday night game
was really a thriller as the locals
had a lead over the Cowboys from
Breckenridge all the way and were
beat out in the last few minutes by
a few lucky long shots by a hot
Breckenridge player. The Main
Streeters played excellent ball and
didn't have a hard time piercing
the Cowboy defensive although they
were up against a bigger team. In
the last few minutes the Sank Cen
tire lead had been knocked over and
Breckenridge led by one point.
Then Donnie Ethun got a pass from
either Pang or Kringen and NOV
ed down the floor to make bucket
in a last desperate effort to save
the game. Despite this last stand
Breckenridge came back and made
a field goal by another of their
long shots and also got a free throw
which put them two points in the
lead with only five seconds to play.
The Main Streeters made one last
charge but the game was over be-
fore they could make shot. The
consolation game was some what
different although the boys again
lost by measly two point margin.
It being the last game of basket
ball for many of the boys they
probably had a good time for they
ran up more points than they did
in any of their district or sub-dis-
trict games, the final score being
As to 43.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
It seems as though the Physics
classes mustn't have very much
to do in class because often they
come to the assembly when there
is about fifteen minutes of the per-
iod left. Still they accomplish a
lot of work. This week they COM
pleted the unit on electric currents
made by chemical action.
The biology classes have started
the chapter on forests and forestry.
They take up all the studies on
how the forest fires start, how our
forests are saved, how they grow
every year, and why we have for
ests.
The Junior Audubon Society,
which Mr.. Toftness is starting in
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