The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-10-08

laboratory work. They are contin-
uing with experiments which prove
the laws, theories, and principals
study.
The Economic Geography class
has taken up the study of import
ant garden products, such as vege-
tables and fruits. They are learning
the location of the growth of these
important crops and their CONNER
cial value.
Miss Wilder's junior English class
have new work books. These con.
sist of remedial exercises in gram
| mar, also included in a set of dag
/ nostic tests and retests, which help
to individualize the grammar work
of the juniors.
The Pribble-McCrory Diagnostic
English tests that were given las.
week were made out by a Miss
Pribble and a Mr.. McCrory, of st.
Cloud They gave these tests to
hundreds of students and found the
medium for all three classes. The
junior standard median is 1874 and
our junior median is 146. The STAN
dard senior median is 1873 and our
senior median is 1856. These tests
are given at intervals, beginning in
| September, one in January, and
one in June. The major purpose of
these tests is to discover the pu-
pills improvement during the year.
Modern History classes have OBJ
served copies of famous paintings
in connection with their study of
the Renaissance. They are now
beginning the study of the Refor-
nation.
JR. HIGH NEWS
A new student, Arvin Kind, has
enrolled in Jr. High.
The cheer leaders have been Sc
lected for Junior High; they are
William Kaufman and Douglas
Kohl. These boys conducted a pep
meeting Friday. At these pep meet
ings Mr.. Williams Is explaining to
the students various parts Of foot
ball such as penalties, touchdowns
and the like. Each Friday his talk
is different. The students ask him
a question before the meeting and
he will explain 1t fully for the bene-
fit of all the students.
The Pribble-McCrory English
tests were given to the ninth grade
on Friday.
A fire drill was held Wednesday
morning. The building was cleared
in one and one-half minutes.
A music schedule for playing at
noon and night for dismissal has
been temporarily arranged. More
people will be added later and q
permanent schedule will be made
out then.
The people playing at the pres
ent time are Rose Morse, Vera
jackson, Kathleen Mickey, Douglas
Kohl, Bud Veeder, Vera Lovesee,
Marjorie Lee, Helen Hedin, and
Magdalene Zehrer.
MUSIC
The Freshmen Girls and Boys
Glee Club and the Sophomore Girls
and Boys Glee Club are working
on the following numbers: ION the
Lagoon" "Lassie o. Mine" Corn
field Melodies" and Home on the
Range" The Junior and Senior
Girls Glee Club is working on ITO
a Wild Rose" 1.-THE Years at the
Spring." and Mighty Like Rose"
This week a Girls Sextette was
organized.
The school orchestra now has
thirty-five members and it is hoped
that the number will be greatly in
creased.
AT THE LIBRARY THIS WEEK
There is a new bulletin board in
the library called, "The News OF
Week." 1t will be changed every
week and will have the news and
other interesting articles on it.
Miss Swope's English classes will
be at the library this week for
classes on the use of books.
There are some new books in the
library that will interest the Sem
Tor High students. They are: Good
Taste In Dress" by Mcfarland;
young Men In Spats," a humorous
book by Wodehouse; wake Up