The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-10-27
High
School


Orient" by Anne Morrow Lind
bergh.
Business Law class has finished
studying the five essentials Of a
valid contract and are now studying
the drawing up and assignment Of
contracts.
Bookkeeping classes are studying
the chapter on Household Accounts.
They are keeping records Of all re-
ceipts and disbursements for the
Baker Family in classified cash
book, balancing the cash book at
the end Of February and again at
end of March, then making extern
sions in over and under the budget
estimates for each classification In
cash book. They are also making
an inventory Of the Bakers belong
ings and preparing the balance
sheet for the Baker Family.
Stenography I classes have been
making copies from rough draft
material. BY studying the symbols
used in designating corrections to
be made in copy they have set up
attractive copies.
Tipping students in tipping III and
III classes making no more than
five errors in timed tests are:
Mary Brown 80, Shirley Carpenter,
Sc, Mae Cook A, Evelyn Gardner,
81, Kenneth Kuefler 40, Barbara
Rowe 80, Laura Ann Simmer 49,
Ralph Steffes AZ, Alex Bromenshen-
KEEL 81, Alice Ceynar 35, Hazel Nor
ton SO, Louise Krebsback A, Verna
Iwinski 35, Otalia Chermack 4S.
ART
For the past few weeks the 9th
grade has been working on decora-
tive all-over patterns. The designs
were drawn on large onion skin
paper. The students chose their
own medium, using color crayons
India Ink or Tempera paint. The
best work has been selected and the
designs are on exhibit in the Jun
ior high assembly.
All the Junior high classes are
working on some project to arouse
interest in Home Book Week to be
held November 1919.
The 9th grade Art classes are de-
signing book jackets, each Of which
represents a different country.
The 9Th grade classes are making
posters. The seventh grade Is work
ing in groups drawing eight dec
orative maps. After these maps are
perfected in design, they shall be
transferred to a heavy material SO
that they may serve as wall hang
ings.
The lower grades are doing much
experimenting with water colors.
CLUBS
Den meetings for Cub Scouts be-
gan last Tuesday night at 1880.
A Halloween masquerade was
planned for Halloween.
Mrs. Rosenwald, Den Mother
read a story on Indian warriors.
A new denner was elected, he is
Allan Thornbloom, and assistant
denner is Paul Folkestad.
The Pack is working on totem
pole.
Boy Scouts met in the gym last
Thursday evening at 7:30. Most of
the meeting was spent working on
horns. Scoutmaster Clough was in
charge of the meeting.
ELEMENTARY BUSYBODIES
The kindergarten children are go
ing to have a Halloween party and
are now making masks, paper nap
kins, and Jack-O-Lanterns. They
are learning rythmes about the
elves, pumpkin dance, black cats,
and fairies.
The first graders in Miss Harris
room are decorating thei- room for
Halloween. Jim Steider, James
Proell, James Rezencheck, Patricia
Winkler, David Casey, Richard
Lovic, and Charles Hesse brought
pumpkins and JackIO-Lanterns for
their room. In Art class they have
been making owls, Jack-O-Lanterns
and Halloween scenes. All the chill
dren enjoy singing the two Hallow-
cen songs they learned. Each one
of the children is looking forward
for the Halloween party they are