The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-02-10
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The Latin II classes have made
maps OF Gaul in the time of Gaze
sar. This was done in connection
with the study of Julius Caesar and
the Gaulic Wars.
Physics classes are studying the
steam engine and the gas engine.
They have carried out several in
teresting experimentation wa
ter by cooling it and bursting ice
bombs by freezing them.
Biology classes are studying roots
and their construction. Corn and
bean seeds have been planted for
experimental purposes.
Last week was marked by several
interesting occurrences in the lab
oratory. In the aquarium the water
beetle killed a turtle and the sal
amanders laid eggs. A moth and a
butterfly emerged from their CO
coons.
JUNIOR HIGH NEWS
German classes are studying the
Subjunctive Mood and Condition
Clauses. These clauses express facts
contrary to conditions. Clauses of
this type require the imperfect and
pluperfect lenses. German III class
es have started the story of Immen-
ses.
The ninth grade Science students
are studying the unit of Transpor-
tation. They are dealing with 1. De-
velopment of automobile. 2. Roads
and their construction. 3. Develop
ment of steam transportation. A.
Development of electric transporta-
tion, and 5. Development of water
transportation.
The Orientation students are
working on the studying agents in
a text book. The History students
are giving reports on the leaders in
the Civil War.
The seventh grade History class
is studying the unit on Community
Government.
The seventh and eighth grade
English students have just finished
their Pribble4 McCrory tests and re-
ports show that they are above the
standard set.
A very entertaining musical pro-
gram was given for the Junior and
Senior High Schools Friday, Feb
ruary 4th at HOO o'clock in the
auditorium. It was given by the
students of the Music Department
and supervised by Miss Momsen
and Mr.. Kitzberger. The program
was opened by the orchestra play
ing Operate Stars" Their next
selection was waltz by Tschaikow
sky, Sleeping Beauty" The last
number by the orchestra was a
march entitled Campus Pride"
The seventh, eighth and ninth
grade girls glee club sang Merry
Life" Following this was a song by
the eighth grade girls, "Waitin' in
the Shadows" Some boys also took
part and the boys glee club of the
Junior High School sang two selec-
tions, 'Now the Day is Over" and
Moving Along" Next was the song
1.-The World is Waiting for the Sun
rise" given by the nineth grade
girls. The mixed chorus were sixth
on the program and they sang
"Steal Away" Betty Mae johnson
accompanied them on the piano.
The next number was a string
quartet made up of four girls from
the eighth grade. Their two selec-
tions were THE Heavens Are Tell
ing" and aloha o."
The seventh grade girls gave us an
Interpretation of how the Spanish
Cavalier" and Solomon Levi
should be sung together.
The last number of the splendid
program was the lovely song Into
the Dawn With You," sung by the
girls of the Senior High School
Glee Club.
HEALTH NEWS
Dental examinations will begin
Monday morning. These are carried
on by the local dentists and are
conducted in Miss Rehm's office.
ELEMENTARY BUSYBODIES
All the children in Miss Hunts
first grade are back now except
Beverly Theirs. Jack Butler, Jerry
O'Gara and Darlene Martin are
back after being absent a few
weeks. The children have made a
post office for their valentines.
They first buy stamps, and then