The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-23
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The Senior English classes are
studying Literature.
The Chemistry classes are study
ing the different ways OF writing
and solving equations.
JUNIOR HIGH NEWS
The ninth grade English stud
ents have started on their novel
for the year, Ivanhoe. The students
are working on medieval life, giving
reports on castles, knighthood, cru
sades and feudalism. Margaret
Sprague brought to English class
pictures taken by her sister during
her recent trip to Europe. These
pictures were used to illustrate
their travel letter from Holland.
The seventh grade Science class
have made Mr.. Clough's room very
attractive by their booklets on eva
ter and Minerals" One student has
made a chart cleverly illustrating
the Ezra of Invention" Each week
one student takes care of the Cur
rent Event Board" and so the stu
dents are kept UP to date on the
latest world news.
The German I students are re.
viewing the simple and compound
lenses Of verbs and are beginning
the future and future perfect tens
es and also the three types Of word
order.
The German II students are
studying the difference between the
people of North and South Ger
many. They are studying Barbar-
ian Art, German Museums, the city
Of Munchen and the city made fam
GUS by its passion plays, Oberam-
mergau.
The ninth grade Science stud
ents are studying the unit on Elec-
tricity. They are dealing with Ma
ture Of Electricity, Nature and
Source OF Current Electricity, The
Electrical Units and What Deter
mines Them, Magnets and their
Properties and How Electricity
May do Harm.
The Junior High Assembly is Gle
verify decorated with a Christmas
tree which gives a Holiday appear
ance. Across the front of the As
sembly are the words Merry
Christmas" On the platform is a
beautiful poinsetta.
MUSIC
A musical program was given on
Thursday in the Jr. High Assemb-
ly. It was under the supervision of
Miss Momsen and Mr.. Kitzberger.
The first number on the program
was the ninth grade girls sextet
who sang two Christmas carols.
The First Noel and I'VE Three
Kings" The ninth grade girls Glee
Club sang "Glow Worm" The third
part was featured by the eighth and
ninth grade boys Glee Club who
sang 'fSteal Away" and "How Can
I Leave Theei' The last number of
the splendid entertainment was
featured by the instrumental quar-
tet. Margaret Whitson played the
flute; Margie Westhoff, the clarin-
ct; Lorraine Pendroy, French horn /;
and Ruth Westhoff, the trombone.
Their two selections were Believe
Me If All Those Endearing Young
Charms" and Londonderry Air"
All classes have been meeting in
the new music room for the last
two weeks. The orchestra meets
every Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock
and Friday noon at IL o'clock to 1
o'clock. The following schedule will
be followed for all instrumental
classes after Christmas: Band class
will meet Monday and Thursday
morning at 8 o'clock; pep band on
Monday at o'clock: string class on
Wednesday at o'clock
An instrumental quartet includ-
ing flute, clarinet, French horn
and trombone meet every Thursday
at o'clock, while a string quar-
tet of 3 violins and a viola meet at
8 o'clock. Rose johnson and Phyllis
Pangburn have started taking bass
viol lessons, while Denise and Kay
Calvert have taken up clarinet and
trumpet.
A mixed chorus was organized
this week under the direction of
Miss Momsen and will meet every
Tuesday and Thursday noon.
The Junior High Music groups
will give a program for the Senior
High School after Christmas, while
the orchestra and vocal groups will
give a public concert in February.
The eighth grade girls glee club
has elected new officers, these be-
ing: President Beverly O'Gara;
vice president, Audrey Mckenzie;