The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-09-13


Muphy.
Regene Forsberg-Miss Thomey,
Normal Training.
Thelma Thornbloom-Nurse, Mr..
Sontag.
Bob Dowswell = Athletics (Sr.
High.
Eunice Svenneby-Sophomores.
Wanda Carpenter-Juniors.
Homer Erickson-Senio High
teachers.
Hazel ringen-Commercial De-
partment, Miscellaneous.
Miss Bye
There are twenty-nine children
enrolled in the kindergarten this
term; seventeen boys and twelve
girls. kindergarten will be from
the hours of 9. 90 until 11:20 in
stead of from 900 to HOO as it
has been formerly.
Remedial Reading
Beginning Tuesday, Miss Bye
will teach reading to the children
in grades one through three. Last
week the children of the first grade
were given the Reading Aptitude
Tests.
First Grade News
The first grade has an attend
ance of twenty-eight. Dickie Twins
XII entered on Friday. He had been
away on a vacation trip. Betty
Gray entered from st. Paul.
The children are all ready for
work again after a nice vacation.
They are studying about their pets
and are bringing pictures illustrat-
ing them.
Miss Holden
There is an enrolment of 80 pu-
pills in Miss Holden's mixed grades.
The class has organized club
for which they have not yet chosen
a name. The president is Gather
inc Cordell; the vice-president,
Shirley Pickett; secretary, Carol
Cordell; treasurer, Eleanor Conkey.
Miss Holden and Miss Powers
spent very enjoyable summer
touring in the West. They took a
cog railroad to the top of Pixies
Peak and also toured Catalina Is
land, from which they took a trip
in a glass bottom boat.
Home Economics
The Freshman girls are canning
fruit while the Sophomore girls
are saving thir pennies by renovat-
ing old garments.
Miss Miller, new member OF
the faculty, spent her summer va
cationing at small resorts. She and
her sister. Mrs. Allen Meigs, the
former Miss Alice Miller of the
high school faculty, spent week in
a cottage on Sank Lake. They al
so took numerous short trips
throughout the state.
Miss Beck
Quite few of the pupils in Miss
Beck's room did interesting things
during the summer. Richard He
din and Gloria Hoffman visited
Itasca Park and saw the Indian
Pageant there. Richard also went
to the State Fair last Saturday as
did Floyd Clark, Jr. Vivian Secoy
visited her grandparents in Osakis
all summer and Harold Korf spent
his vacation with an aunt and I'M
Gle on a farm near Greenwald.
Miss Boehmle
In Miss Bohmke's class there
was only one boy who had an &C
count of his travels. This was
John Grindy who spent two weeks
in Montana. Miss Boehmke, her
self, spent part of the summer in
the Black Hills.
In Miss HenkePs room Dicky
Berggreen and Monte Hesse were
the only ones who went to the
Worlds Fair at Chicago.
Miss FIaten
Pictures, poems, stories, canoes,
headdresses, bows and arrows, and
arrowheads are some of the Indian
relics the third grade is collecting.
We held a perfect attendance re-
cord the first week-let's see if we
can keep it up!
The fourth grade is reviewing the
four fundamentals by time tests.
They have each made a chart to
show their results. Tests will be re-
peated until they have each passed
the midpoint
Miss Thomey
There are thirty-four pupils in
Miss Thomey's sixth grade this
year.
They have started their regular
work and also have started a club
which will be named this week.
The officers are:
President Charles Harrison.
Secretary-Jim Cooper.
Treasurer-Herbert B1iese.
Program Chairman - Beverly
Pasky.