The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-09-19

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The Music Appreciation class has
fifteen members. In the first Sc
mester they will become acquaint-
ed with the works Of famous COM
posers. A number Of good refer
ence books and two magazines
namely Music Etude and Music
Curior have been secured for the
music department. This added ad-
vantage will give the student a
variety Of reading material.
OF the girls voice classes in the
grades, Miss Moe finds that the
eighth grade has the best voices
for promising work in the future.
LIBRARY
There are three groups Of Fresh
men boys and girls who are going
over to the library for instructions
on how to use the card catalog and
how to find books. After this they
will make photography on the
work they have done.
TEACHER TRAINING
DEPARTMENT
The following are the members
Of this years Normal Department:
Doris Gamradt, Florence Holme,
Mary Vandesteeg, Anna Rasmus-
sen, Carol Hoff, Grace Lamb, Win
fired Cowlthorpe, Thelma Thorn
bloom, Mary Kennedy, Ethel
Wruck, Loretta Krebsback, Marie
Shannahan, Sylvia Bromenshenkel,
Dolores Lentz, Elenora Cheadle
and Thelma Olson.
We Normal Girls consider this
the best class because there are no
boys and we have no one with
whom to argue.
For Language this week we are
making booklets on flowers, travel,
trees, Indians and music.
We have been observing in the
grade rooms for the past week.
Miss Henkels came over one day
last week and taught us manus-
script writing.
We have been going on Nature
study hikes every afternoon for
about an hour.
Last Thursday Miss Davis spent
the afternoon visiting country
schools.
WHAT THE GIRLS ARE DOING
IN HOME ECONOMICS
Beginning with the sewing unit
the seventh graders are learning
terms and facts about materials
To begin their sewing they are
starting to make towels.
Bedrooms! That's what the
eighth grade girls are interested
in, in Home &c. They are learning
correct arrangements and desir-
able points in the care Of bed
rooms.
Miss Miller's ninth graders have
begun to can food in their classes.
The sophomores are renovating
old garments into something use
full for this fall. We hope they are
successful with their sewing.
GRADE NEWS
Twenty-six students have enroll
ed in the first and second grades
in Miss HinkePs room.
They have decorated their room
in a fall and autumn scene.
The children Of the first grade
have completed the reading of four
charts, while the second grade has
been reviewing in the Winston
Readers"
Miss Chapman's second grade
also have decorated their room
with beautiful colored leaves.
They have started stressing
morning inspection which includes
a clean handkerchief, combed hair,
brushed teeth, etc.
Miss Chapman's room will start
the study Of Indians this week. She
will have the pupils make booklets
including Indians, Indian life and
relics.
The third grade finished last
week the reading Of the science
book, I'VE Look About U.s." They
are beginning a study Of the In
dams, using as a text How the
Indians Lived by Dearborn.
Lorraine Thornquist was absent
last week due to ear and throat
trouble. We hope that she will soon
be with us again.
In Miss Fessenden's room there
are IS pupils. They have been