The Sauk Centre herald., 1935-11-07
BANDS GIVE MUaICAL TREAT

A real musical event took place
last Sunday afternoon when the
Sauk Centre bands gave their con-
cert in the school auditorium. The
senior band played with good in
tonation as well as with beauty of
tone quality. The players perform
ed with an understanding of their
music which only comes from true
musicianship.
The Junior Band did very well
considering the short period of
training they have had. DR.. Han
son, their director, has reason to
be proud of the excellent work he
has put forth musically.
Lester Wruck displayed fine
skill in his playing of first trum-
pet in the band and in the duet.
Charles Rattle and Mrs. Dolson
shared honors on the program with
their beautiful Interpretation Of
Kreisler's "Old Refrain" arranged
for clarinet and piano.
Kate Moe played Tschaikowsky's
"Chanson Triste" and Dark Eyes"
as violin solos with Margaret
Schoenhoff playing the accompani-
ment.
LIBRARY NEWS
Children's Book Week, an event
celebrated every year will be held
during the week of Nov. 11-17.
This is a time when the pleasure
of reading is stressed. The motto
for Book Week this year Is Read
ing for Fun"
Some special Book Week Actiivi-
ties will be the Characterization
contest in Junior High, Display of
books in both Junior and Senior
Highs, exhibits of new books in
the library and a special Children's
Story Hour Saturday, November
18th, at 2:50 p. M.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
Senior tipping students have been
typing English themes as extra
credit work the past week.
Typing classes have been getting
practice in writing figures and
fractions in making drill sheets for
the grade teachers this week.
HOME ECONOMICS DEPART.
The seventh grade girls are con-
tinuing the work on their aprons.
The eighth grade girls are study
ing food-stuffs. In their course of
work, they have made a model
store, and are practicing food mar
keting. Special emphasis Is made
on selection OF food for balanced
meal.
The ninth grade students are
studying salads, meat substitutes,
salad dressing, and ways Of serving
food to make it look the most at
tractive.
The tenth grade girls are sewing
on their dresses. They had their
choice of wool or silk. Wool seems
to be preferable as it is more suit
able for school wear.
NORMAL-LIGHTS
Our supper party on Thursday
was q success. Among other things
we learned how to dance the Vir-
ginia Reel. On Friday we had a
short program. Tuesday we visited
Dorothy Steines' school in the
IIlOTHllS anu SlduyS lhOihOioohA
in the afternoon. Wednesday We
visited Herb Schwanke's and Dola
Grundman's schools. On Friday we
spent the entire day. on participa-
ton teaching.
GIRL SCOUTS
The Girl Scouts met at the Com
munity Club rooms last Wednes-
day. There they worked on the diff
ferent class tests.
MIR. SONTAG'S INDUSTRIOUS
BOYS
And are they industrious
The seventh grade is starting
unit of work in which they learn
to cut and glaze glass, while the
eighth grade class of electricity
have studied parallel and series
lamp circuits and are now study
ing fuse plugs, their construction
and use. BY the end of the year
Mr.. Sontag will be turning out
some excellent electricians.
The ninth grade are little more
advanced and are making drawings
and learning the mechanics of
dimensioning. The tenth graders
are still working hard on their
flower pot holders.