The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-02-01

Editor Dorothy Hansen
Office Katherine Hansen
This N That About Senior Hi.
.-.-......-...-.....-...........Dorothy Peterson
Senior High Sports. Max Kaufman
Senior High Glasses. Catherine
Lentz and Ruth Westhoff
This n That About Junior High.
Rita Otte and Winnifred Hansen
Junior High Glasses ...............-.--..------.
Daisy Cheadle and Stella Beste
Junior High Sports--..--.-Harold Korf
Music -.-.------.--------.--.--.--Le0 Wilcox
Botz and Hildegard Schley
Commercial .......-........--........-....E Evelyn
Gardner and Aurelia Gartner
Health Ceynar
Industrial ...................-...-.--...H Herbert
Bloise and Leroy Schwartz
Home Economics Lillian Moore
Arbitrary Higbie, Mercede Clough
Clubs ......-.......-....-....-B Beverly Paske
Elementary Busybodies......-- Shirley
Carpenter, Bernice Telling, Irene
Telling, Mildred Adrian, Betty
Berry and Shirley Rosenwald.
THIS N THAT ABOUT SIR. Hi.
I'll bet the basketball players
wish the G.A.A. would have more
Pot Luck suppers. 1t seems they
all are around whenever the girls
bring the food. But Monday night
the girls got together once again
to devour vitamins, the basketball
boys were right there ready to help
them, but they got fooled this
time.
Mr.. Olson enjoys listening to Mr..
Kohl's playing the piano just as
much as we do. After short talk
by Mr.. Kohl Tuesday morning, he
played few of the many pieces he
has played for us during the past
eight years.
Well, the night we had all been
waiting for finally came. You
guessed 1.-THE night Sank Centre
played Melrose. Previous to the
game, we had one of those peppiest
Of all pep tests. The game was
grand. Melrose did a good job OF
holding down our boys, but we
showed them they had to play a
plenty hard game to make the
score what it was.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
AS we start the second half OF
the school year it means that it will
be the last second half Of high
school for many of us. 1t also
means that it will be the busiest
time of the school term. For the
Seniors there are many things to
look forward to, for there Is the
prom, senior class play, the Annual
and the most important, gradua-
ton.
The editor of the Annual tells us
that they have good start and
are trying to make this much
better Annual than ever before. OF
course, we all know that it will
be better. The Schoolmaster is to
be handed out this week and after
this issue there are two more is
sues to be handed out this year
Now, we shall tell you what some
Of us are doing in our classes.
In the Senior English classes the
students are still working on their
plays, learning their parts, etc
They seem to be having quite a
time with these plays. If you would
like to know what they are doing
you should take peek through the
door. I'm sure you would enjoy
this as much as the students do
I'm talking of the fifth period
class, especially, for they are act.
ing out the play 1.-THE Women.
The girls of the class are acting
out the play and the boys are to
break the news by advertising foI
it. We shall find out how these
plays turn out later.
Miss Swanson's sophomore class.
es are working in their grammar
workbooks. They are studying the
unit on the dictionary; how to pro
nounce different words, correct
spelling, etc.
Miss Momson tells us that heI
American history classes are study.
ing the unit on the Civil War.
think you all know what we mean
when we said they were studying
the Civil War, and so it does not
need any explaining.
If you want to see real bulletin
board, Just look in Miss Momson's
room, for they have the board fill.
ed with pictures.
This week they have collected
pictures Of all the Presidents Of the
U. s., that they could find and post.
ed them on the bulletin board. II
is fun to cover up the names OF
the Presidents and see how many
Of them you know.
In Mr.. Harvey's social science
classes they have been reading the
chapters on Natural Resources anG
Improvements in Agriculture. Fol
this six weeks period they are hav
ing little tests of about ten ques
tions every day, covering the top
les they have supposedly read fol
the day. In this way most Of them
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