The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-11-01
High
School
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list will soon be published.
New song sheets have been print
ed for the Senior High, and each
Friday afternoon for fifteen min
utes the different songs are sung.
The grades are preparing for Oc-
tober thirty-frst by learning a
few Halloween songs, which they
all enjoy.
STUDY PSYCHOLOGY
The teachers training department
started a new course last Friday
that difficult subject of Psychology!
The next being used Is Microw
Hills Publication in Psychology.
This Is a hard course but I'm sure
these fine students will be able to
master its difficulties.
Last week they completed their
first try at teaching the grade pu-
pills. The following are teaching
in Miss F1aten's fourth grade: Or
vylle Johnson, Irwin Volkman, Es-
telle Winter, Ethel Peterson. Those
teaching in the third grade are:
Blanche Walburn, Gail Martin, and
Irma Mahigan. In Miss Beck's
room are: Lillian Johnson, Alpha
Henningsgard. Gertrude Dole, Har-
ry Clark and Tony DeLong.
Monday the class started partici-
pated teaching in reading in the
following rooms: Miss Boehmke,
Miss Henkels, Miss Hunt, Miss
Chapman, Miss Flaten, and Miss
Beck.
GAIL MARTIN ENTERTAINS
Gail Martin was the hostess Sat-
urday evening, when she entertain
ed the teachers training depart
ment, of which she is a member.
The guests enjoyed games after
which dainty refreshments were
served. Everyone reported a most
enjoyable time.
MORE SLEEP URGED
Miss Owen is still trying to i'm
press on most of the people in school
the urge for more sleep, as the av-
erage school child does not get
enough of it. Many Of the children
go to too many shows on school
nights or else sit up late reading.
This not only causes lack of sleep,
but also nervousness on the part
Of the child the next day.
We are starting the second six
weeks period for milk orders. Tick
cts for milk are sold for the six
weeks period. Every child under
weight is urged to drink milk.
Miss Owens is beginning work
on immunization this week.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Happy Birthday to you was the
song that greeted Carol Morgan
Oct. "a at the Girl Scout meeting
Of Troop 1. The girls were giving
Carol a surprise birthday and fare
well party at their meeting. Caro-
was presented with a serving tray
as a gift from the troop. Mrs. Klar
the Scout Leader, inscribed the
three fold Girl Scout emblem on the
tray and each girl had written hel
name in the border. A delightful
lunch was served and Ruth Austin
! Dorothy Kohl. Mary Scott, Alice
Halverson, and Dorothea Fischer
were rem rendered at the party al
their birthdays were in the summer
months and they had not been hon
ored by a party. A large birthday
birthday cake with lighted candle.
made the center piece of the table
OFFICERS ELECTED
The officers Of Troop have beer
chosen. They are:
Troop Scribe-Cecil Markson.
Troop Treasurer-Ruth Austin.
| Patrol Leaders
Patrol Helen Minette.
Patrol 2-Dorothy Kohl.
| Patrol 3-Alice Halvorson.
| PLAYLETS
At the last two meetings o.
Troop I each patrol has given &
playlet for the entertainment o.
the other patrols. Each girl in tn,
troop takes part in this entertain
ment.
There will be no meeting O
Troop I on Oct. 81 as most Of TIT
girls have made plans for Hal
lowe'en.
EVERYBODY LIKES HISTORY
The new books which are now be
ing bought by our public library ar