The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-11-26
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High
School
NO. 10.

out cards to the parents stating
whether their children's teeth need
care and cleaning.
They urge the parents to take
them to their family dentist IL care
Is needed.
COMMERCIAL
In a ten minute tipping test CIV
en- last Friday the following pupils
made 20 or more words q minute:
Lillian Conkey, Mae Cook, Otalia
Chermack, Myrtle Freeberg, Dor
othea Guelsow, Geraldine Hansen,
LaVerna Holler, Betty May John
son, Naomi Names, Valeria Lentz
Rose Weiss, Mary Wicks, Lloyd
Wruck. These are first year stud
ents.
Second year tipping students. who
wrote 40 or more words a minute
for 5 minutes writing with no more
than errors, are as follows: Lyle
Ethun, Walter Kleinschmidt, Clara
Koch, Alice Polipnick, Herbert Re-
BILE, Eunice Svenneby, Grace Weis-
ser. Those writing so or more
words minute are Marion Arne-
son, Lyle Ethun, and Almeda
Schwartz. Lyle and Almeda each
wrote without an error. Mildred
Thiegs wrote 40 words for 10 min
utes writing.
HOME &c. NEWS
The seventh grade girls are learn
ing to make the stitched fell seams
on aprons.
The ninth grade girls are prepar-
ing and serving four types Of
breakfasts as a summary Of their
previous work on breakfast.
The tenth grade girls are about
to begin new unit on House
Furnishings"
ELEMENTARY BUSYBODIES
This week the kindergarten chill
dren made pumpkins and turkeys
to decorate their room for Thanks
giving.
They now have two chairs and a
setee made out Of orange crates.
They are studying how to make a
radio which they will make next
as a project.
The second grade Is bringing
food for Thanksgiving baskets.
The following got 100 per cent in
spelling this week:
Gerene Aldous.
Roger Arvold.
Gene Green.
Joan Peterson.
Jean Steffes.
Glenn Rueckert.
In Miss Henkels room the fol-
lowing got 100 per cent:
James johnson.
Ralph Lentz.
Marilyn Allen.
Arthur Thomas.
Dorothy Berg.
Evelyn Thornbloom.
Joan Pflipsen.
Miss Beck's pupils have finished
reading Winnie the Pooh and they
are starting The House at Pooh
Corner.
The boys and girls have made
cut-outs Of Pilgrims to use for sill
houette decorations.
They are studying about the
Amazon River in geography.
Richard Veneer enrolled in Miss
Boehmke's room Monday.
Miss Hemming's third and fourth
graders have been working on
drills in arithmetic combinations.
The final score will be taken Fri
day.
The Happy Home Club of Miss
Fessenden's room held its monthly
election of officers, last Thursday.
Those elected were as follows:
President -.......-.-- Dorothy Holcombe
Vice President .. Marilyn Cordell
Secretary ..-.-.. Margaret Whitson
Treasurer .-----------.-- Pearl Gardner
The club is already planning
Christmas program.
Last week the people Of Miss
Fessenden's room observed Book
Week by giving oral book reports,
making posters, which were put up
in the room, and by dramatizing
selections from favorite books. On
Friday the fifth and sixth grade
students were invited to Miss Muir
phys room to see some dramatiza-
lions from Children's novels, which
were given by the fifth and sixth
grade boys and girls. One or two
of the best demonstrations from
Miss Fessenden's room were also
given.
Last week the students in Miss
Holden's room observed Book
Week hv pivino ho0l< reporta Thav