The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-02-10
Getty Grove School News
(Too Late for Last Week.

Leona Wiener .......... EdlGor
Elsie Betow .......... Assistant
We are busy practicing for our
Carnival program. The older pu-
pills are busy making costumes,
etc.
Miss Adeline Wiener was "a
pleasant visitor Monday afternoon.
She will help furnish the music.
Sylvester Wiener was also Wis
itor and is taking part in our
program. :,
The Friday Industrial Period
was spent making booklets and
practicing.
The smaller children are max
ing Valentines for st. Valentines
Day which will soon be here.
Agnes Hummer and Henry Ess-
Ter are cooks this week. They cook
together and plan the meals.
The Sixth and Seventh English
classes wrote compositions last
week and Leona Wiener and Elsie
Betow's were the neatest.
The Sixth and Seventh grades
are taking Citizenship with their
History. They have it every other
day.
The First and Second grades re-
ceived their new readers. They are
very interested in their new books.
All the pupils play out of doors,
even if it is cold. The most popular
game is "Fox and Goose" and
0Snow Rallinp"
All the pupils have started a
"Clean Up Club" between them
selves. The object of the club is
to have a clean schoolroom.
We have been keeping our read
ing table cleaner than usual a re-
suit of the club.
The Second grade is now
studying the multiplication tab
les. 1t is a very easy task for the
girls to learn them.
We are planning to have our
Carnival program soon, so be on
the watch for the date.
The Fifth and Sixth and Seventh
Geography classes are making
booklets of all the States in the
OIllC6u OGdUcSs ...
The pupils are making posters
for the Health Poster Contest to
be held in April.
All of the pupils are studying
their spelling very hard as they
all hope to carry off the banner
some day. Most of them are ex-
cellent spoilers now.
The standard tests for each
grade were given and all grades
were found to be capable of
handling the work required and
some are much farther advanced.
Irene Rousslang passed the
First grade requirement for the
first part of the year with a mark
of 100 per cent.
Leona Wiener .......... Editor
Agnes Hummer. ..... Asst.
The car race has ended and
Josephine Klar and Adolph Wien
err are the winners.
Adeline and Lucine Wiener
were pleasant visitors Monday at
ternoon.
Elsie Betow is on the sick list.
Our school received the. health
pins and radio games from the sale
of the Christmas seals.
The Fifth grade made citizen
ship booklets. Most of them were
very good.
The Seventh grade had tests in
Geography and English Tuesday.
Elvin, Elsie, Leonard and Ar
thur Betow were absent Monday
and Tuesday.
The Second graders are study
ing very hard in their new readers.
The Friday Industrial period was
spent practicing for our program.
The pupils play outside and skate
every day, when the weather is IA
vorable.
Our school program will be CIV
en- Friday evening, Feb. 18, at 500
o'clock. Following this we will
have a heart social and lunch.
This is school production and
should have the support of every
one in the district. Everybody
come and spend an enjoyable eve
ming in our school. Ladies bring
box luncheon and large heart
made in any delightful manner.
Men-come prepared ito win-or
buy a lady's fair heart.