The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-03-18
THIS NJ THAT ABOUT THE
SENIOR FIJI

On lueSudy, mdICh o. 1000
O'clock the Alexandria High
School presented the first Of a SER
les Of exchange programs in the
Junior High gym. The presentation
which featured a ten piece orches-
ira also included a boys quartet,
a girls trio, several guitar play
ers, and a yodeler. Keith Godfrey
by means of an exchange of hats
and gestures gave his version OF
the struggle between the hero and
the villain to get the young maid
en-.
Thursday, March 10, the whole
school had the privilege OF hearing
a splendid lyceum. Mr.. thinner
man is a deep sea diver of the
school of the Under Water Adven-
lures" With him he had many
corals, sponges, and fish that were
preserved. While Mr.. Zimmerman
was under water he had many
thrilling experiences. One was
with q brocoda. This fish, he ex-
plained, is one that divers fear
most. Mr.. Zimmerman went on
with his story telling Of his adj
ventures while he was making a
movie, Twenty Thousand Leagues
Under the Sea-" He also showed
the equipment a diver uses. This
lyceum was greatly enjoyed by all.
On Friday at 800 o'clock the
st. Cloud Teachers College orches-
ira presented program OF CLASH
cal music.
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
The two seventh grade divisions
in general mechanics are complet-
ing a unit in general metal work,
after which they will take up a
short course in drawing. Junior
Schmidt and Douglas Kohl handed
in the best notebooks during the
last six weeks.
In eighth grade woodworking the
boys are making sleeve ironing
boards, corner shelves, and clock
shelves. After another week Of
woodworking they will begin the
twelve weeks course in elementary
electricity.
The two ninth grade sections in
woodworking have good start on
tables, magazine racks, book cases,
book racks, and sewing cabinets
Joe Jackson has designed a very
good grandfather clock and the
work on this project Is progressing
rapidly.
The sophomore boys are at the
present time making their large
metal working projects which in
clude kitchen stools, tabourets, end
tables, center tables, kitchen stands
and radio benches. Alex Bromen-
schenkel is constructing a midget
automobile powered by gasoline
wash machine engine. This project
is creating considerable interest
among the students.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
Miss Ranstad's Latin class Is
working on drills this week. These
drills are on Latin verb forms and
are a great aid in rapid-recogni-
ton drills.
Miss Wilson's junior English
classes are reading biographies.
They are to write their biography
or they may write a biography Of a
friend or relative If they wish.
JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES
Dolores Schmitz, who is one of
the many who have joined the In
ternational Student Society, has
received letter from her CORES
pondent in Hawaii. She received
some stones found in Hawaii along
with her letter. Among the stones
received were two formed by lava.
These have very rugged forma-
ton and are dark red in color.
Another was very beautiful crys-
tai formed by heat and was a pale
pink in color thought a beautiful
rock. These will be put on display
in the Junior High display shelf
and will add an interesting feature
to the display.
Lorraine, We'll has returned to