The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-11-05

junior high. They gave q pep fest
Friday and Mr.. Williams explained
how important the line men are on
the football field.
Friday the junior high was en-
titled to see picture presented by
Mrs. Charles Robb. The picture in
cluded Alaskan adventures with
Jack Robertson and Art Young.
The film showed how these two
men penetrated the Alaskan wilder
ness and hunted the Alaskan
moose, sly fox and the mighty Ko-
diak bear. The building of the
Boulder Dam and Boulder CITY
was also shown. The movies were
enjoyed by all.
The Auxiliary Of State Dental
Association will present a playlet
on Dental Care" Monday after
noon.
Wednesday, October q, was the
Puppet clubs first meeting. Their
elected officers are as follows:
President .-.-.--..... Dorothy Peterson
Vice president .... Junior Schmidt
Secretary-treasurer-Ruth Westhoff
Property manager-Catherine Han
son.
Program chairman.Rita Egan
Reporter --------.-...-.....-..... Bob Rattle
Some Of the members have al
ready started on their puppet heads
and are doing nicely. They decided
that a good name for their club
would be 1.-THE Puppettiers." Cor
don Hedin, Douglas Kohl, Junior
Schmidt, Leroy Vail and Bob
Rattle are working on their puppet
heads.
Miss Riley's business training
classes have finished the study Of
the telegraph and telegraph mes
sages and the telephone, it's wide
use and how to use the dial tele-
phone.
Mr.. Williams junior high foot
ball team played Glenwood last
week and beat them 8 to O. If pos
sible they will play Wednesday
night.
The Freshman Boys and Girls
Glee Clubs will perform for the
junior high assembly a week from
this Friday, Nov. Is.
A seventh and eighth grade
Girls Glee Club was organized last
week. If it is possible by that time,
they will also sing November Is.
About thirty new members have
signed up for the school orchestra
In the past few weeks.
IN THE LIBRARY THIS WEEK
In the children's room are some
new decorations for Thanksgiving.
There is also a display of books for
Thanksgiving programs.
There are some new poetry books
in the library. Some Of these are:
The Bad Parents Garden of Verse
by Ogdon Nash, Selected Poems by
Carl Sandburg, and Wings Against
the Moon, by Sarett.
COMMERCIAL
Stenography I classes after fin
ishing their assignment last Friday
made up sentences in shorthand
about the football game with Mel
rose. It was noticed later that their
sentences ran pretty true to the
way the game was played. Then
ShCy IOOh tuC CHdTdCIcrS
found in the word "Melrose" to see
how many other words could be
made with those strokes and they
had 81 as the bell rang for dismiss
sal.
The Stenography II class is fol-
lowing the assignments as given in
Speed Building. Their aim Is to be
more accurate and speedy in the
writing and reading of shorthand.
In tipping the goal is to be 40 or
more words minute with no more
than 5 errors for or 10 minute
writing.
INDUSTRIAL CLASSES
The seventh grade general me-
classes have completed the
unit on tools, and their notebooks
are up to date. They are now plan
ming projects to be used on Christ
mas gifts.
The mechanical drawing classes
of the eighth grade have complet-