The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-10-29

business district, is miles per hour.
Q. DO trailers have to have re-
Electors?
A. Yes, they must have at least
q good reflector and electric tail
light Is preferred.
@. Do truck lights, showing
where and how large a truck is,
have to have lights Of a definite
color?
A. Yes, white lights are required
by state law.
@. What do you have to do to
get a chauffeur's license?
A. The requirements are: IS
years old, pass a test on driving
and safety, and $3.50 as a fee.
@. How old must you be, where
you are required to drive car. to
get drivers license?
A. You must be 10 years old and
If you are Is and are caught with
out one it will get you penalty Of
500 or 80 days.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
The students that are exempt
from the ten minute daily grammar
drills in Miss Wilson's junior Eng
lish classes are: Lois Grindy, Law
renee Henningsgard, Betty john
son, Alverna Peterson, Lillian Con-
key, Bernice Thompson, Ray Walk
err Airline Potter, Robert Rydholm,
and Merlin Pickett.
One of the senior English classes
is beginning Modern English Liter
AZURE. They are using a different
study outline entitled History of
English Literature by Bright,
Everhart and Wilson.
The Chemistry class is studying
the unit on water. They are learn
ing what impurities ordinary water
contains and how to remove all Of
them.
Modern History classes are study
ing the absolute monarchy in
France during the reign Of Louis
XIV.
Latin I classes are having drills
on the first declension and the first
conjugation. The Latin II classes
are having tests on form reviews
and syntax reviews.
WHAT IS THE JUNIOR HIGH
DOING?
The seventh grade have elected
their officers; they are Bob Rattle,
President; Shirley Pickett, Vice
President; Marjorie Lea, secretary
and Ruth Lux, treasurer.
A new pupil, Dorothy Blaski, has
been enrolled in the ninth grade.
The science classes have new
set of reference books entitled,
prove it Yourself" by Gordon.
These books contain fine informa-
ton on different subjects.
The Junior High clubs and their
leaders are:
Outdoor Recreation-Mr. Kowalke
Tumbling --..-.------------- Miss Schmltz
Camera Craft and Outdoor Club
Mr.. Williams.
Puppetry .......... Miss Powers
Dramatics -......-...........----. Miss Swope
Sewing ----.--..------------- Miss Roettiger
Knitting -.---.-------.------.------. MISS Riley
Craft Modelling .-.........--.. Mr.. Sontag
Glee Clubs ----. Mr.. Kitzberger
The Junior High classes were
admitted to see travel film,
Scenic America, the World of
Wonderland" given by the Travel
Films Co. The film includes Noun
tain Climbing on Mount Hood.
Glacier National Park, Teton Ma
tional Park, Yellowstone National
Park, Japanese Tea Gardens in
San Francisco, Crater Lake, Toxic
Japan; Los Angeles, Yosemite Ma
tional Park, Sequoia National Park,
Boulder Dam, Grand Canyon Park,
Zion National Park, Brye National
Park, Painted Desert, and Mesa
Verde National Park. This was a
very colorful film and was enjoyed
very much by all.
Charles Otto, Frances Arvig, and
Gordon Hedin have been added to
the list of players for dismissal.
The eighth and ninth grades are
reading short stories in English in
Miss Swope's classes this week.
They have read 1.-THE Gold Bug
by Poe; "The Most Dangerous
Came" by Connel, and "The Ran
som Of Red Chief" by OHenry.
The ninth grade is experimenting
with a new ending for the Lady
or the Tiger"
The Junior High boys are to play
socker if the weather permits them
to go outside.