The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-11-14
Station SHS

You are now listening to Station
SHS, the voice of Sunny Hill
School, District rs. John Lindeman
is announcing this program.
We are proud of the fact that we
had perfect attendance for the last
two weeks. Here's to many more
weeks like these.
don't know whether Armistice
Day had any affect on the Story
Hour or not this week, but we
surely had mostly war stories.
Lawrence's was just make believe
war with pop guns and such kinds
of missiles; Janette's told about a
night when the Buddies went over
the top; Ralph's' narration gave us
an interesting side light on how
Washington's life was once saved
during the Revolutionary War.
Leo delights in trapping stories.
The lower grade reading class has
been working harder and harder T.
is seldom that one of them loses his
reward, for a perfect reading les
son. Friday they worked especially
hard and finished their third book
for this year.
Roman is studying all about the
silkworm. He thinks that it has an
enormous appetite. The worm has
many interesting secrets to reveal.
The Eighth Grade reading class
has been enjoying Longfellow's
"Courtship of Miles Standish." They
were all fully convinced that Stand
ish spoke the truth when he said,
IF you wish a thing well done, you
must do it yourself" If he had done
as he said, the story might have
turned out differently.
Norbert learned the poem en-
titled, "The Arab and His Steed."
This week we learned new song.
It is Thanksgiving at Grandpa's."
We all agree that Pride goeth be-
fore fall"
There will now be brief pause
for station announcements. This
program is coming from station
SHS, John Lindenlan announcing.
We have a very exciting new
game at our studio this week Proof
of that fact is self evident to any
one inside or near the school
house. The source of all this
amusement is Ringdoll.- At the be-
ginning of the week we had only
one. It's popularity necessitated
the making of another
Friday afternoon instead of hav-
ing industrial work we rearranged
the seats in school and gave it a
general cleaning up. Many of us
changed seats. In fact, there were
only three of us that didn't. We
like it very well the way that we
have it now. A change always
makes things seem nicer.
This week we finished the read
ing of "The Lance of Kanana." He
indeed proved himself a hero in
stead of the coward of the Benz
Sads
This last week the third arithme-
tic class has been having speed
tests in division. Towards the end
of the week, our speed had in
creased.
For the first time this year, the
Eighth Grade succeeded in get
ting a perfect score for everyone in
first attempt at a speed test.
Most of them felt like receiving a
pat on the back.
Knitting was revived again this
week when Leo thought of the idea
of using more than one thread.
Several more mats have been COM
pleted also.
Miss Evelyn Veeder was visitor
at our studio a short time this
week. We hope that more visitors
find their way to our studio in the
future.
Most of the Eighth Graders are
having quite time keeping the
decimal points in their places. It
seems as if they just don't want to
behave.
Our program for this week has
come to an end. We hope that you
have enjoyed it well enough to turn
your dial back to 26 again next
week at this same time. Until then,
goodbye.