The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-09
SCHOOL NOTES
Junior High News

Junior High News
Lucille Steuart of Nevis, Mimi,
enrolled in the Fifth Grade.
The Fifth Grade is having a SPELL
ing contest. Each row in the class
room has chosen the name of some
automobile. The cars that are in
the contest are: Packard, Jewett,
Cadillac, Rolls Royce and Pierce Ar
row. Let's see who wins!
Lumarn Steuart also of Nevis,
Mimi, enrolled in the Third Grade.
The Third Grade is studying the
Home Products of Sank Centre, this
week.
In spite of vaccinations, the Fourth
Grade had perfect attendance on
Tuesday.
The Misses Scott, Stauffer and Eich
were absent from school one day be-
cause of vaccinations.
The Junior High Assembly is put
ting on a political campaign this
month. A number of students are
scheduled to speak, boosting par
ticular party or explaining the
functions of the government. On
November 4, they shall stage a straw
election.
Gladys Fossen and Cecil Moyni-
han have enrolled in the Seventh
Grade.
Harold Metz will enter the Melrose
Public School as his family have
moved to that city.
Fay Pangburn moved to the cities
and will continue his school work
there.
The kitten ball tournament be-
tween the Fifth and Sixth Grades
ended in a score favorable to the
Sixth Grade.
The Fifth Grade won out in a
spelling contest against the Sixth
Grade.
Senior High News
Mr.. Morgan refereed the Osakis-
Glenwood game on Friday and Alex
Fargo game on Saturday.
Friday afternoon the Misses Scott
and Knickerbocker composed little
program for the Senior High AS
sembly. The Girls Glee Club sang
Glover Song" and seven girls of
the Glee Club sang GIN a Garden. "
Lyla Ellison, Frida Sorenson and
Alto LeSeur read impersonation
poems. Then the Assembly sang a
number of songs in chorus.
The Juniors are studying the life
and works of Benjamin Franklin.
The North Central Teachers AS
ISOLATION meeting will be held at St.
Cloud Thursday and Friday of this
week. The Public Schools will be
closed Friday in order that the fac
ulty may have an opportunity to at
tend.
Professor J. R. Hargraves of
Carleton College called at the Super
intendent's office while here attend
ing the Congregational church con-
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Hunt of Red
Lake Falls visited school on Monday.
Mr.. Olson and Mr.. Kaslow with
Carl Fisher witnessed the Alex-Ferg-
US Falls game. Alexandria won by
$50.
Plans for several Boy Scouts bask-
ct ball teams are being made. Bask-
ct ball will feature the scout pro-
grams this winter.
Mr.. Peter Bettendorf of st. Cloud
visited the Manual Training Depart
ment on Tuesday.
The awards won in the September
typewriter tests are: Walter Moyni-
han, bronze medal for writing forty
words per minute on an Underwood
machine and Luella Shultz certifi-
cate for writing 35 words also on an
Underwood machine.
Mr.. Olson spent the week end at
his home in Osakis.
Owing to illness Miss Eich went
home on Friday of last week.
Glasses in Physical Training. in
the Junior High, started last week.
They meet every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday.
Plans have been completed for In
ter-Class basket ball games. Mr..
Kaslow has arranged the following
schedule:
October 15-Wednesday 4:30 p.
M, Freshman VS. Sophomores. 1880
P. NJ, Juniors VS. Seniors.
October 16-Thursday 7:15 P. M.
LOSERS of the previous day, play.
8:15, Winners of the previous day,
play.
The Normal Training Department
began practice teachlng In the Ele-
mentary Grades Monday.
Marion Thompson visited the
Normal Glass Monday morning.
Many students have been absent
from class because of vaccination.
The .ormal Training Class have
completed a three weeks course in
the study of records. In the final
test more than so per cent received
a grade Of 90 or more.
This week brings to a close the
first six-weeks period The teachers
are busy making out the grades for
report cards. Are you going to be
ashamed of your card?
Report of School Nurse for month
ending September 80, 1924.
No of pupils weighed and
measured .......... 325
No. of pupils in class room
inspected ...... 1887
No. Of pupils inspected after
absence 40
No. of pupils excluded (symp-
toms Of contagious diseases)
No. of classroom visits ........ It's
No. of class room talks ...... 46
No. of individual pupils inspected AZ
No. of pupils defective $1,000. SO