The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-04-10
SCHOOL NOTES
Evelyn Kusba -Editor-in-Chif

Evelyn Kusba -Editor-in-Chif
Junior Notes
The Second grades are learning to
read signs and to know their mean
ings as, "Stop," "Look," "Listen, y
"Private property" etc. They are
also preparing for spring. Their con-
versation period is taken up with
talks about the birds returning.
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The Third and Fourth grades have
been having a spelling contest. Those
having 100 every day for the past
two weeks are Dorothy MCGEE, Eliz'
abeth Kruse, Eleanor Irish, Helen
horton, Dorothy Larson, Ruby Guis
hard, Margaret Holman, Josephine
Hoffman, Murrell, Kernighen, Norine
Holler, Ollie Ireland, Orris Halver.
son, and Dean Kinsella.
Miss Baney's Fifth grade is max
ing Language booklets. The Jordan
car won the race in the spelling con
ttest for the past week.
In the spelling examination given
last Friday there were fifteen zoos
The tournament baseball game OF
the Fifth and Sixth grades was won
by Orrin Halls team. The players or
that team are: Orrin Hall, Miss Bug.
bee, Fay Pangburn, Goodwin Soren-
son, Letmond Rose, Robert Freeman
Harry Hamilton, and Julian Larson
The score was 17-12.
Forrest Lushbough is a newly en-
rolled pupil in the Sixth grade.
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Bird observations are to be given
by pupils of the Sixth grade when
ever new arrival is seen.
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Literary Society II will give their
last program for the year on Wednes-
day afternoon at 800 in the Junior
High Assembly. The following pro-
gram will be given:
Songs-Assembly.
A Clown Drill.
Songs-First grade.
The Sweet Family.
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The winners in the Eighth grade
English class were Julia Cleveland
who gave "tJes Before Christmas by
Eugene Field, and Dorothy Steward
who gave "a Leak in the Dyke" by
p. Cary.
The boy scouts holod regular meet
ing every Wednesday; and regular
practice every Saturday. About
thirty boys are enrolled for this
work. Each week brings the tender
foot scouts closer to the time when
then can take the examinations for
second class scouts.
Any boy 10 years or older can join
the Boy Scout movement. See Mr..
Morgan if you are interested in join
ing.
On Monday afternoon the Fresh
men English Glass acted the play the
Merchant of Venice by Shakes
speare before the Junior Assembly.
Miss Dora Peterson of the Child
Hygiene Division, State Board of
Health, spent Friday with Miss Gill
key. Miss Peterson is making sur
vey of the work being done by Public
health nurses in Minnesota
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The following grade girls have sue
cessfully completed the course for
MOIllclo c1lu Will 1SSSiNS W
tifcates from the Child Hygiene Di-
vision, State Board Of Health:
Esther Larson, Mary Poppe, Ber-
META Belts, Elvira Fettgather, Alice
Parks, Nellie Hildebrand, Vivian Nc
Namara, Margie Orth, Alice Hanson,
Lucille Parks, Lucille Birdsell, Gla-
dys Gary, Isabel Hanson, Ruth Ben
son, Elvera Mahigan, jeanette Ham,
ilton, Margaret Botz, Vivian Cleve-
land, Hazel Allen, Margaret Carpen-
ter, Annie Hanauer, Louise Irish.
The results of the listening lesson
contest were announced by Mrs. Bo-
hall, the president of the Gradatim
Club, at the Thursday night Musical.
The judges, Mrs. Bohall, Mrs. Whit
son, and Miss Harriet Erwin, were
unable to decide which was the better
of two books made by Mary Pope
and Esther Larson. The girls were
asked to draw and Mary received the
one dollar prize. After the program
another dollar was contributed for a