The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-02-14

| rev SelectlonS Tor the American
Legion Auxiliary County Get To
| gether which will be held in the
Community Club Rooms, Monday
evening.
ELEMENTARY BUSYBODIES
Joan Peterson of Jamestown
North Dakota, has entered the kin
dergarten making the present en-
rollment 80.
The Undergraduates have their
Valentine box made and are max
ing valentines for it. They are go
ing to open the box Thursday.
They have been studying the A.
merican flag and found it very in
teresting. They also studied about
Abraham Lincoln and discussed
everything they know about him.
There are still two Of the first
horrible mumps! We hope to see
them back this week.
The first grade has been study
ing the lives of Lincoln and Wash
ington, whose birthdays are to be
celebrated this month. They are al
SO making posters.
They have a very attractive val
entine box in their room and are
busy making valentines for it.
They will have Valentine party
Thursday afternoon.
They have started work in the
Lennes pads and enjoy it very
much.
Miss Henkeps pupils are studying
about Washington and Lincoln and
also making posters of them. They
finished the Primer and workbook
in the first grade this week.
They are engaged in making val
entines for their valentine party
Thursday afternoon.
The second grade is studying
about Lincoln and making posters.
They have valentine box in their
room and will have a small party
Thursday afternoon.
They have studied the flag and
made pictures of it.
The Squirrels and Rabbits have
the new Factor Story and Work.
book for reading.
A few of Miss Boehmke's stud
ents have mastered their four sets
of combinations, multiplication,
division. addition, and subtraction.
They are: Merlin Wiener, Evelyn
Determan, Donovan Hansen, John
Grindy, Jeanette Daubrava, and
Charles Noble.
The following received 100 in
spelling for this last week: Evelyn
Botz, Jeanette Daubrava, Charles
Noble, Robert Rogers, Merlin VIE
ner, Dora Ward, Donovan Hansen,
and Evelyn Determan.
They have begun the study of
Lincoln in their Language work.
At the meeting in Miss Beck's
room Friday the name "Our Hob
by Club" was chosen for the club.
Richard Hedin gave an interest
ing talk on the Hawaiian Islands,
Friday.
Miss Beck is reading a story
about a Bulgarian peasant boy to
ner pupils.
Miss Flaten's third grade began
The study of the Winston third
reader this week. Two of the pu-
pills, due to absence, do not know
Ill of their multiplication tables. |
BY the end of next week we hope
everyone will know them correctly. |
The students are making a col |
ection of Lincoln and Washington |
pictures, songs, poems and stories. |
The Joy Givers Club of Miss |
Gurphys room held a meeting last |
week Friday. The following were
elected officers:
President-Junior Bjone.
Vice President-Wayne Carpen-
er.
Secretary-Rosa Stever.
Treasurer-Mary Ann Dubois.
The fifth grade have made their
Valentine box and will exchange
alentines next Thursday. Next
week they are to have Normal
training teachers in history.
Last Friday the club of Miss
Iolden's room had a program
which was as follows:
A talk by Douglas Kohl on stamp
Al story by Carol Cordell.
A poem by Norma Nelson.
New officers were chosen. Carol
'ordell was elected president.
Next week the sixth graders of
Iiss Thomey's room will have
formal Training teachers in his