The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-16
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Health -....--...--------.-.-.--...Julian Ceynar
Industrial
Herbert Bleise, Leroy Schwartz
Home &c. .-.-...-...-......Lllian Moore
Arbitrary Higbie, Mercede Clough
Clubs -......--....--.-----.-.---.Bev Paske
Elementary Busybodies... Shirley
Carpenter, Bernice FEELING, Irene
Telling, Mildred Adrian, Betty
Berry and Shirley Rosenwald.
THIS N THAT ABOUT SIR. Hi.
Now that the senior class play
has been given, there really is very
little to keep the seniors from
studying. OF course it is not very
difficult to find something else to
do besides studying, such as We'd
nesday the seniors had their Skip
day."
Thursday afternoon the class
play was given to the grade chill
dren. After taking heed Of the
criticisms given the cast after the
matinee, Poor Dear Edgar" was
presented very successfully Friday
evening.
Our school year is drawing very
near to a close. Seventy-five SEN
iors will soon be stepping upon the
stage of our new auditorium to re-
ceive their diplomas. Many of these
students will be leaving Sank Cen
ire never to return again. For
many Of us, this will be the final
writing Of Main Street News. We
all want to thank our many read
ers Of the Main Street" for spend
ing few minutes each week in
reading our columns. We also
want to thank the Herald office for
being SO generous in giving us
space in their weekly paper.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
Hello-you senior high news read
ers. It's time for me to write up
the news again, according to the
calendar. Since this is the last
time that we have to write up the
news, I'll try and make it as in
teresting as possible. Most Of the
classes have started reviewing for
their final exams, which will be
coming along one Of these weeks.
Miss Swanson's English classes
are studying grammar from their
workbook. They are studying rel
alive clauses, gerunds and infini-
tives.
Mr.. Schwartz's biologists are
studying the unit on health. They
are learning the biology problems
Schwartz thought it would be a
good idea to teach them how to
keep well in case they don't know
how. They are also learning the
different diseases Of man.
IF remember correctly, Miss
Ranstad's modern history classes
are studying the world wide adj
vance Of European civilization.
Someone told me they were near
the end of the book and have quit
the contract system. What re-
lief" said someone.
The economic geography class
are continuing their study on the
United States, 1.-THE Land Of OPP
portunity." They are studying the
value of these states. Miss Nom
sens American history class are
studying President Harding's Ad-
ministration.
Miss Wilson's Juniors and Sem
iors are reading novels, which they
are to report on after they have
finished reading them.
The Chemistry students informed
me that they were testing for un-
knowns. I tried to find out what
they meant, but I didn't succeed,
so "woe to me-" For I'm just lost
when anybody talks chemistry.
Mr.. Harvey's social science class
csc are studying political parties,
public opinion and propaganda. AT
ter they have finished this, they
will study the last chapter in the
book Political Ideals and Prob
lens at Home and Abroad"
SPORTS
Spring football got underway last
Monday. This year by the new
rules they are only allowing fifteen
days. This Is chance now for
those sophomore and junior boys
to learn the fundamentals, and get
in condition for the fall team. BY
the books, there should be some
6oOu prospectus AoA AAChI Idils
Sank Centre has been doing pref
ty fair in the track meets this
spring We received sixth place in
the district at Alexandria last Sat-
urday. Congratulations, Stan Mel
son! He broke two records in the
high and low hurdles at Monte
video.
THIS N THAT ABOUT JR. Hi.
The Junior high has planned an
other program similar to the Arbor
Day program. At this program the
new junior high mixed chorus will
sing and also Miss Sather's junior
choir. The program will take place
in the junior high assembly at 800
o'clock on May %.
AS you all have heard the 9th
graders had a wonderful trip to the
Cities last Wednesday. They left