The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-09-26
Mildred Thiegs.

GuulCe 6VSuneDy.
Giggles and Gags: Mary Barron
(Chief).
Esther Pastian.
Exchange: Olivia Telling.
Business: Mary Scott.
JUNIOR ASSEMBLY
The Junior Assembly has new
student, Leo Hoff. Leo began school
on the Goth Of September.
Mrs. Mossman is a temporary
teacher in the Business Methods
and Bookkeeping classes. The
shortage Of teachers is due to the
large number of students enrolled;
especially in the commercial class
es.
Miss Bright has begun tap dane
ing lessons and number Of jun
Tor High students have entered.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Miss Ellington's physical educa'
ton classes are outside now and
everyone seems to enjoy 1t.
The girls are stiff from the set.
ting-up exercises they have at the
beginning Of each period. However
they hope they will become accust.
omed to the increased activity and
will not mind 1t.
BUSINESS TRAINING
The Business Training class
wrote business letters to firms all
over the country to obtain informa-
ton which will help them in the
training in the following chapters
of their textbooks.
MUSIC ACTIVITIES HAVE GOOD
BEGINNING
Seventeen boys were present at
the first meeting Of the boys class
The mixed chorus has been divided
into classes. Upon entering the
room some of the boys inquired II
they were going to sing some pop.
ular songs. Miss Moe astonished
them by saying all singing would
be classical. Two or three of the
boys decided to drop out, but they
finally said they would do the best
they could. On the 30th all the mix
ed chorus will meet together.
This week has been devoted te
voice testing. Each voice has been
classified as to its range. The Choir.
us is short on male tenors. Girls
will take some tenor parts because
it is being done in good choruses
Who said girls couldn't be just az
good tenors as boys?
There are enough violins to meet
that of a Philadelphia Symphony
Orchestra; but as to quality-tha'
remains to be seen. Two people viii
play violas. The cello and string
bass are conspicuous by their alb
sence. Miss Moe hopes some people
will come out for these instrument!
for an orchestra would be lost with
out them, The mixed chorus ant
orchestra seems to be progressing
fairly well.
LIBRARY CLASSES
Starting Friday, September q
classes from LIST grade through thu
sixth will have library periods ono
a week. The purpose Of this Is K
select books and learn how to us'
the library.
SENIOR TIPPING
There are sixteen seniors takin,
tipping as an extra subject thi
year. No credit is given for thi!
work, but it Is given for those who
are not taking the business cours,
and like to learn tipping.
WHAT THE GIRLS ARE DOING
IN HOME &c
The eighth graders are studying
types Of designs, good and poor ant
how to recognize them in everyda.
life.
Emphasis on desirable fruits an,
their need in the diet and the RICH
kind Of foods for breakfast IL be
ing studied in the breakfast uni
Of the ninth graders this week.
How to make minor changes i
pattern alterations Is what the &c
phomores are studying now.
SOPHOMORE CLASS MEETING
The Sophomore class held thei
first meeting Thursday when the
elected their officers. They ART
Charles Smith.
Vice observation-disclosures Peter
son.
Secretary and Treasurer-Maur
ice Mischke.
Dorothea Obs, president Of thu
freshman class last year, was chair
man Of the meeting.
JUNIOR CLASS MEETING
The junior class had their elias
| meeting Monday at which tim