The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-11-05
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High
School
NO. VII.

ed the work on free hand sketch.
ing and have learned to use cor.
rectly the drawing board, T-square
triangles, and scale. They are now
working on practice exercise
drawing after which, work in or
geographic projection drawing
will be started.
The ninth grade mechanical
drawing classes are completing
plate three which is an orthogra-
phic drawing requiring two views
and dimensions.
The sophomore metal working
class will complete their first pro-
ject, the making Of riveting ham.
mers, this week.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Last Monday there was a dental
film for the first to the sixth
grades, and for the children of the
Parochial School sponsored by the
State Dental Association.
Next week Dental survey in both
schools will start. Local dentists
will examine teeth.
ELEMENTARY BUSYBODIES
The kindergarten children spent
last week in preparation for the
party which they gave Friday.
They invited the first grade pupils
in for their party which made a to-
tai of seventy two pupils. They
played games and visited. At $3.50 a
nice lunch was served.
The girls and boys in the first
grade are interested in the IL
brary. They attend Story Hour on
Saturday afternoons. They go to
the library each Thursday after
noon from 3:15 to $3.50.
This Is a book week and they
have picture book they made on
display there. Also little booklets
called Peter and Peggy are there.
The three best ones were selected
from the room. These booklets
were made in connection with their
Gates Primer. We are glad to have
Ray Hylaman and Roger Peterson
back in school.
The first graders had a wonder
full time at the Halloween party
given in the kindergarten by the
little boys and girls.
The second grade in Miss Hen.
kels room had a Halloween party
Friday afternoon.
The first grade and second grade
are going to have rythm orches-
ira. They are making their own in
struments this week. They intend
to have triangles, tamborines, and
drums.
Miss Boehmke's third grade en-
joyed Halloween party Friday af-
ternoon.
Friday morning the third graders
saw the movie down in the lunch
room. They were very much inter-
ested in the pictures of Alaska and
the Boulder Dam.
The third and fourth grades in
Miss Hemming's room also enjoyed
a Halloween party Friday.
There were eleven pupils in Miss
Beck's room who were neither tar
dy nor absent during the first six
weeks. They are as follows: Sidney
Butler, Larry Conley, Donald East
on, Betty Telling. Audrey Guenn,
Monte Hesse, Vera Mae Jacobs,
Lois Kennedy, Marion Nugent,
Wayne Rasmussen and Boniface
Weisser.
On Friday, October 30, the pupils
had a Halloween party. They had
peanuts, apples, and candy. The
room was decorated with pump
kins, witches, and cornstalks.
In Miss Murphy's room the boys
and girls are studying the invention
of the cotton gin, reaper, and tele-
graph. BY drawing Illustrations of
these inventions on the blackboard
the pupils get better impression
of the value and use of these in
ventions.
The students in Miss Holden's
room had a Halloween party on
Friday afternoon. They had short
program in connection with the
party. The students all had an en-
joyable afternoon.
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