The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-30
Sank
Centre

Junior .Winnifred Han
sen and Virginia Polipnick.
Senior lasses................Lois Halstead
and Yolanda Lentz.
Home .Marcella Dickhause
Music Margaret Whitson
Activities Margaret Conley.
June Brown, Betty Osendorf.
Library ...-..-.-...-.....-...Shirley Paske
Clubs and Office. Frances Saathoff
Sports -....--.-----..----.-.-------- Fish
Agriculture .......--Rodger Carpenter
Industrial Marguerite LUX
s...--------------.--Laura Tombers
and Priscilla Smith.
Boy Scouts: Troop rs held their
regular meeting last night in the
gym. Gene Jewel was selected as
leader for the Explorers Patrol.
Last Monday night leaders meet
ing was held at Mr.. Clough's home.
To the delight of all, refreshments
were served.
Girl Scouts: The Scouts held
their regular meeting on Wednes-
day afternoon at 400 o'clock. The
first half hour was spent in dis
cussing plans and singing songs.
Then the girls went into the gym
and played games. One of the pa
trolls of the intermediate group are
happy to have Miss Proctor as their
new leader.
GAA: Priscilla Smith and Cecilia
Dirnberger were chosen sport
heads Of the sports committee.
Every Tuesday night after school
sports activities are held and all
girls are invited to attend. For
the past two times the girls have
been practicing archery. Junior
College girls are also participating
with us and any others that wish
to join may do so.
Pep Fest
The second pepfest Of the year
was held last Friday in the old
gym. Several new yells were in
troduced by the cheer leaders. They
were Indian chant, A-oh-nika-soka,
Big Apple, Little Apple and the
RazamataZ.
A contest was held to see which
class could yell A-oh-nika-soka the
loudest and best. Our sophomores
landed on top. The pepfest closed
with Mr.. Thompson introducing the
team, and our cheer leaders lead
ing in three big ones for the team.
Sports
Injuries have left the Sank Gen.
ire gridders riddled with Cooper,
reserve quarterback, and. Proell
both out probably for the season.
Olson also is through as he has
injured his leg while using an axe
last weekend. Jewell and Mooney
both are badly bruised and neither
can play to his limit because of
early season injuries. Add to this
the earlier loss of Harry Rowland
and one can see the effect injuries
have had on the Main Streeters.
However one thing Is certain, while
as a unit they may not have win
ming ways and are weak at certain
key positions, every player on the
squad wants to play, and each
player gives the most he has while
he's in there. While the win, loss,
tie count is tabulated 0-5-1 it looks
none too good, but the spirit is
there and the will to play. Lets
give the players credit for their
determination in the face of defeat
and a poor season.
Junior High
R-Ring-Oh, there goes that
telephone again. Hello, yes, this
is the ninth grade Business Meth
DDS class. No, our new unit is
on Communication, Telephone and
Telegraph. It surely looks inter
esting, too. We're starting out by
learning the fundamentals on diff.
ferent kinds Of calls on the tele-
phone. Next time you call on our
class you'll notice a difference. Bye
now.
Mr.. Clough has his 7th graders
studying some mighty important
history right now. Could you name
the original Is colonies, name their
founders and the reason for found
ing? Well, that's what they're do.
ing now. They're making charts
containing that information ant
I've heard the best ones will be put
around the blackboard. For A
work. They're drawing maps o.
the Is original colonies. Sound.
interesting, don't you think?
That club the 7th grade English
class organized some time ago ha!
been named the Junior Americans
For the past two meetings the Jun
Tor Americans have given interest
ing talks on their different hobbies
At the next meeting Of the club {
quiz program will be presented. Thu
committee in charge consists o
Betty Lou Adrian, Ralph Lentz ant
Jerome Reading.
However all their classes are no
taken up by programs (worse luck
and they do study. Right now the!