The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-04-03
Station SHS

Here we are again, the members
of Sunny Hill sending you their
weekly program over Station SFIS.
Janette Veeder will announce this
program for you.
None of us seem to appreciate
all these noises heard around the
corner of the school house. We
hope that these March winds do
not continue through April.
Johnny and Tony started in a
new reader this week.
Norbert has finished studying
about the early pioneers of the
western part of our country and is
now going to read the lives of some
of the great inventors.
Ralph was not in the studio Mon
dey. He said that he had to be
chief cook and bottle washer. We
all think that he made a pretty
good one too.
The phonics class has been hav-
ing races in word building. Averag-
ing up all the days, the work is so
even that it is hard to tell which
one is the winner. Everyone is
acquiring greater speed.
We surely have had lots of hun
dreds in spelling this week. Let's
keep it up.
The eighth grade has been study
ing all the properties of verbs.
When we come to one in a sent
ence, we have to tell seven diff
ferent things about it. 1t is quite a
few to remember, but even then we
like it.
The second grade has been study
ing about an engine. They have
decided that it is the most import
ant engine that there is. You see,
it was the human body. They
think that there are many interest
ing things to find out about that
engine.
This program is coming to you
over Station SfIS. The voice of
Sunny Hill. Janette announcing.
"Gipsy Nan" has been with us
this week. She is quite girl. She
got into and out of many interest
ing scrapes.
Miss Steines was an overnight
guest at Louis and Norbert's home
Thursday.
The eighth arithmetic class has
started studying business. Judging
by all the questions that are asked,
all of them are pretty much inter-
ested in banks, checks, and all such
business propositions.
There are now only eleven staff
members of our studio. Isabel
Wiener left this week to go to St.
Cloud.
Monday Miss Steines brought her
Hawaiian guitar to school and play
ed several selections for us.
Such racing and jumping and
climbing as has been going on this
last week. AS usual, there's real
son. We will tell you more about
it later on.
Norbert has invented a new type
of self dumping waste paper bas-
ket. But alas, like so many young
inventors, he did not get his patent
soon enough. AS result, almost
everyone in school has one. But
oil CIlo circuit uluSI SO " ANOI OCI I.
Our book racks are getting more
books of colored chalk in them all
the time. "A book a week. is the
slogan. So far no one has missed
Most seem to think that the re-
ports given by the second graders
are the most interesting. Those lit
tie folks surely do well.
The tables are almost completely
mastered. At least, the third
grade hopes that they are. The
combinations have been studied
hard and we hope that they aren't
forgotten too soon.
Friday we made some bird trans
parencies and some posters. John
and Lawrence made big kite, too.
WE have almost exceeded our
time limit, so we must bring this
program to a close and hope that
you will tune in again next week at
the same time. Until then, good
bye.