The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-16
High
School
HEALTH NEWS

HEALTH NEWS
Vision testing in the first four
grades has been completed by Miss
Rehm.
INDUSTRIAL
Mr.. Perry has spent a very busy
week with his Industrial Art Class.
They are busy getting Christmas
gifts made. The eighth grade made
Candlebras out of Birch wood.
They are very attractive.
Members of the Metal Glass made
hunting knives in order to learn
about tempering and hardening of
steel. The seventh grade finished
their course in general mechanics.
They made plant holders to be used
as Christmas gifts.
ELEMENTARY BUSYBODIES
The kindergarten class are mod
cling gifts out Of clay for their mo-
theirs and fathers. The kindergarten
room is decorated with red and
green paper chains over which are
hung icicles. Red bells are hanging
at the windows and around the
room are distributed candles and
tiny Santa Clauses. A fireplace has
been made, also. Carl Hokarson has
left Sank Centre and moved to Wa
zetta.
Miss Hunts first grade children
are getting along nicely with their
Peter and Peggy Primers" They
have new work books entitled MA
king Christmas Pictures" This
booklet illustrates the story Of the
Three Pine Trees" The children
are busy learning songs and poems.
Some of the poems they have learn
ed are: "Why Do Bells for Christ
mas Ringf" What Can I Give
Him." and Hang Up the Baby's
Stocking" They are all very anx-
iously looking forward to their
Christmas party.
In the second grade class, the
Rabbits have finished their Gates
Readers and are going to begin a
new book and work book. Loran
Denzer has left and is going to
school at Benson. The pupils are
working on Christmas gifts for
their fathers and mothers. The fol-
lowing had 100 in spelling this
week: Roger Peterson, Marguerite
Standarske, Crystal Gardner, Ro-
bert Casey, Edna Doege, Betty Lou
Hintzen, Clara Voller, Doris Hesse,
Kenneth Essler, Leonella Putnam,
Glenn Rueckert, Gene Eden, JAG
queline Couch, Rudine Gillette,
Earl Casey, David johnson, Ross
Hussmann, Roy Hylaman, and
Theodore Schmiesing.
Miss Henkel's second grade pu-
pills are finishing Gates Readers"
this week. These will be followed by
new reading books. The first grad
ers have new Primer Work Books,
which contain many pictures and
stories about Christmas. The fol-
lowing received 100 in spelling: Jo-
seph Stanley, Bobby Westhoff,
Gurdeon Carpenter, Ivar Thorn
bloom, Hugh Schlotfeldt and Eu-
gene Faulhaber.
Miss Boehmke's room has assum-
ed a HOLIDAY air. Gay Christmas
pictures make 1t very CHEEKY. The
following students received 100 in
Lesson IA: Ralph Determan, James
Hansen, Dickie Lilienthal, Dwayne
Wiener, Jerome Reading, Carl EN-
blom, David Ziegler, Charles Pen
droy, Elsie Peterson and Arthur
van Havermaedt.
The third and fourth graders in
Miss Hemming's room have been
making Christmas decorations for
their room. The fourth graders are
finishing their study of the Eski-
mos. The following people received
100 in the third grade in spelling:
Arthur Thomas, Evelyn Thorn
bloom, Jean Steffes, James John
son and Mary Lou Stansfield. In
the fourth grade the following re-
ceived 100 in spelling: Seretha Pot
ter, Allan Thornbloom, Esther JAG
obs, Lois Besser, Lorraine Haider,
Francena Lovesee and Gloria Ess-
Ter.
Last Friday an Amateur program
was given by the sixth grade. The
program was as follows: Doral
Ward, Carol Ingersoll, Beulah En-