The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-11-14
High
School
also has a section of books to hob
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also has a section Of books to hob
bies.
The display in Senior High con-
sists Of new books for Senior High
students and a selection of inter
esting travel books.
There will be a special story hour
Saturday, November 16, at 800 for
all children up to the fourth grade.
1t will be held in the Library. Story
hour will continue every Saturday
during the winter months.
FARM PROJECT
The bookkeeping classes are
working in their workbooks on
Farm Club projects this week.
NORMAL LIGHTS
Last week, Thursday, the Normal
Students visited the fair at the
Home School.
Friday, the Normal Students div
ided up in groups Of twos and Wis
tied country schools.
GIRL SCOUTS
The Girl Scouts met at the Com
munity Club rooms last Wednes-
day. The first part of the meeting
was spent in learning new songs.
The Tenderfoot Scouts aim is to
become Second Glass Scouts; the
second Class Scouts to become
First Glass Scouts. So the rest of
the meeting was spent working on
these tests.
PROTECT YOUR HEALTH AND
OTHERS
That's what Miss Rehm and the
Health Department are for. When
you feel i'll don't just let it pass
but find out what Is wrong. 1t may
mean preventing yourself from be-
coming seriously i'll and may pro-
tect others as well.
The nurse Is now in the midst of
giving the Belts Ready to Read
tests in her office.
Those who have had a positive
reaction to the Mantoux test went
to st. Cloud for X-rays on Satur-
day, November ninth. Eight out of
one hundred had positive reactions.
MISS HUNT
Doris Hesse, Jerome Reading,
and Charlotte Theirs have just re-
turned to school.
The children are busily prepar-
ing for Thanksgiving by decorating
the room with their own handi-
work. They are also finishing their
Peter and Peggy work books and
primer and will soon start on a
green work book.
FIRST AND SECOND GRADES
The following pupils of Miss
Henkeps room have received one
hundred in Spelling for the past
week: Lois Besser, Lorraine Hoag-
land, Jane Dickson, Dickie Twin
ski, Gloria Pflipsen, Richard Mel
son, Jack Paske, Violet Robbins
and Paul Falkestad.
The first and second graders are
starting a picture study of the Pill
grims. They are making pictures
such as the returning of the May
flower, landing of the Pilgrims and
they are also making a border
around the room of Pilgrims walk
ing in the woods.
The following pupils of Miss
Chapman's room have also receiv-
ed one hundred in spelling: Donald
Vail, Barbara Weber, Shirley Baily,
David Higbie, Harriet Dicks, Ar
thur Van Havermeat, and Harold
Engle.
MISS BYE
The children of Miss Bye's room
had a Halloween party last week.
They wore masks and carried Jack
o-lanterns which they had made
and paraded in the first and second
grade rooms.
Mrs. Grundman had sent Halo
we'en cakes as special treat. The
children enjoyed the party very
much. During the story hour the
children ate apples and had their
jack-o-lanterns lit.
Alto Crandal and Larn Dezer,
who have been absent for some
time, have come back.
THANKSGIVING SPIRIT
Miss Beck's class is making the
room bright by placing posters of
Thanksgiving, the ''big turkey"
ETC., around the room. The posters
are very good and we know that
the class worked hard on them.
DIFFERENT LANDS
While Miss Becrjs students are
studying their Geography they
made booklets. Adding an interest
ing project to a lesson makes 1t
that much easier and the student
studies that much harder, taking
more interest in the lesson.