The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-04-07
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JUNIOR HI NEWS

JUNIOR HI NEWS
The eighth grade Science stu
dents are studying the unit on
Gardening" Their study will in
clude the study of soil and prepare
ton. They will also deal with the
planning and the actual planting.
They will make a study Of common
weeds involved in gardening.
The ninth grade students are
studying the unit Of Weather"
This unit involves the elements con-
shutting weather and climate and
what are the factors involved In
determining and dealing with them.
For extra credit a 800 word paper
on "AFWBCTS OF WEATHER
AMID CLIMATE IN PROGRESS
OF THE WORLD" may be written.
Also a diagram showing general
wind directions in the great wind
zones. With the aid Of the daily
papers students will keep records
of the average temperature and at
mospheric pressure.
The eighth grade History class
has started a new unit United
States and World Affairs" They
are discussing the present day prob
lens in regard to world trade. They
will also study the causes and re-
suits of the World War and the eff
fects Of propaganda on the people.
Ncte books are being kept in con-
nection with this material.
Tho caxynvafh do ek,,
studying MINNESOTA GROWTH
AND SOCIAL WELFARE THRU
EFFECTIvE COOPERATION
WITH OTHER UNITS OF Gov
ERNMENT." They have new text
books EARLY DAYS AMID WAYS
IN OLD NORTHWEST" BY Lind
quist and Clark.
The ninth grade Orientation class
are studying the unit Efficient
study methods can help you to mas
ter study"
The Junior Hi assembly had a
program on Friday which was rath-
er unique and very interesting. The
program was similar to Professor
Quiz. Eight sets Of eight questions
were given to pupils and they were
given certain time limit to an
swer each one. Questions pertain
ing to Geography, History, Current
News and Tongue twisters were
given. Score was kept and the first
three were Harold Overvig, Shirley
Ann Paske, and Charles Harrison.
This program was enjoyed by all
and plans for another will be made
soon.
MUSIC NEWS
The band, orchestra, and various
vocal groups under the supervision
of Miss Momsen and Mr.. Sampson
are preparing for spring concert
to be given in about enc week fol-
lowing Easter vacation. This con-
cert will he given before the music
program at Glenwood, and will he
for the people of Sank Centre, and
surrounding communities.
The Girls Glee Clubs of the Jun
icr High School gave a very inter-
esting program for the faculty and
the students Thursday morning.
The first item was song, Little
Glow Worm by the 9Th grade girls.
The seventh grade sang Moon
Dream Shone" and Music in the
Air." A quintet consisting of the
following girls of the ninth grade
Glee Club sang Down BY the Old
Mill Stream" Marcella Judas, Ed
dreas Beidleman, Lorraine We'll,
MERGED Clough, and Marian Cowl-
thorp. The ninth grade Glee Club
ended the program by singing two
selections BELLS of st. Mary's" and
False Prophets"
Last week a music program was
put on by the Seventh Grade in the
Junior High Assembly. The first
thing on the program was a poem
read by Marian Casey which was
called Light" The next thing was
a piano sclo by Francis Sattoff, the
name Of which was the Dolls
Dream. There were next a few
jokes read by Pauline Hershiser.
Another poem was read by Virginia
Telling which was named Coming
of Spring." A song was sung by
jeanne Iverson called Letter Edg-
ed in Black" Next on the program
was a poem read by Phyllis Neal
called Godfrey Gustavus Care"
Josephine" was the next selection,
q duet by Jane and jeanne Rekamp
accompanied by Margaret IWhitson
on the piano.
A poem was read by Lois Hans
men called '"The Twins" Shirley
Paske sang a solo, when Irish
Eyes Are Smiling" accompanied by
Pearl Gardner. Next on the pro-
gram was a story Of operas read
by Geraldine Cumming, the title
being ''The Ring CT the Nebelung."
A song was sung by Arlene Ora
Inns called a Soldiers Homeless
Boy" Other selections on the pro-
gram were a story and a few jokes
read by Patty Hansen, the name of
the story being THE Walking
Stick" poem was read by Alvina
Wiener called WHO Hath Book"
jokes read by Bertha Wieser; and
the concluding number Of the pro-
gram was poem read by Margaret
Fisher called 1.-THE Jumblies.'
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