The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-11-15

nesota the Safest State!"
Pupils Of the seventh, eighth,
and ninth grades are eligible to
enter the junior contest. High
school students from the tenth to
the twelfth grades, inclusive, may
enter the high school contest"
Material may be received from
persons of the Division Of Safety.
A committee will choose the six
best essays from both contests.
They will then be sent to the Dull
nth Public Safety Division. There
they will be put with the other 10
cal winners essays to be judged
again; the six best essays will be
chosen and those six essays are
sent to the State Emergency Re
lief Administration, Division of
Safety.
This contest will begin November
first and the essays are to be in
the State Emergency Relief Adj
ministration. Division of Safety at
6 P. M. November "A.
The prize winners will be given
a chance to broadcast their essay
over w. c. c. o.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
The Home Economics girls who
started taking Biology got their
new text books and caught up with
the material they missed the first
six weeks.
Interesting experiments are be-
ing made showing causes and
effect Of bacteria upon food,
health. and life.
YOUNG PEOPLE VOTE TOO
In the Junior Business Training
class gubernatorial elections were
staged on Tuesday. A heated
campaign was waged by members
Of the three sections Of the class.
In fact it resembled the real cleo
ton In every way except In the
final results. They were: Nelson
A, Olson 80, Regain 8
MORE NEWS ON BOOK WORK
An addition has been made 70
the contest to be held. A certificate
Of award will be given to the class
in the Junior High showing the
highest percentage Of members TAX
ing part in the Dramatization and
Character Representation contest.
This Is another reason for entering
the contest. Encourage the chill
dren to enter.
Posters are being made and put
up in the various rooms for book
week, November 18th to 18th. They
are made by pupils in Miss Pow
ers English classes and add great
ly to the interest in book week and
the program for that week
Posters are also being made by
the eighth grade classes to stimu-
late reading Of novels on history,
nature, travel, sport, biographies,
as a hobby. Book reports on books
of those types are given. Every
day a new poster is put up on some
different type Of hobby.
F It is also interesting to mention
and to remind you that Tuesday
was Robert L. Stevenson's birth
day. The eighth grade had just
finished the study of his book
Treasure Island" and gave a pro-
gram on the book. Parts from the
book were dramatized, reports on
Stevenson's life and other things
concerning Stevenson's work were
given.
Those who have given reports
are as follows:
Fay Sprague-Donkey of God, by
Untermeyer.
Maurice Mischke-The Glacier
Mystery, by Smith.
Verna Iwinski-Jane's Island, by
Alec.
Mable Kinsella- Swift Rivers, by
Meigs.
Clare Schultz - GlengarryKRF
Days, by Ralph Connor.
Kenneth Mickey - The Great
Quest, by Halves.
Bernice Thompson-Young Mex
leo, by Peck.
Lillian Conkey-Bay of the Lost
Crusade, by Hewes.
James Rathe-Filippo, the Jong-
leur, by Dawnes.
Kathleen Nicky and Vera Mae
Johnson are the two new players
for dismissal in the Junior High
Assembly.
WHAT ARE WE DOING IN
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
The classes have started volley
ball and win continue playing this
game for three or four weeks. They