The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-04-07
High
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High Assembly on Wednesday,
March 30. It was Major Bowles'
program composed Of the following
selections:
1. Prof. Quiss- Marjorie Wernig.
2. Ann Reading "A Backward
Song"
8. "The Mystery Needle" BY
Mary Ann Steffes.
4. tom and Dick without
Harry"-Given by Ruth LUX and
Celeste Kennedy.
s. Mable Steege favored the aud
fence with a tap dance accompanied
at. the piano by Beverly OGara.
6. A mock ballet dance was CIV
en- by Margaret Sprague and Ruth
MCGEE.
Z. Virginia Determan would have
given US pipe organ solo had she
not forgotten her instrument-she
got the gong as a result.
8. Vivian Rasmussen gave scene
in which she took the part of three
characters, the heroine, the hero,
and the william.
9. Tishy Lish gave us one of her
favcrite recipes through one of our
class members, Ileen Ethun.
10. Vera Lovesee brought us the
voice of Hun Harris in a struggle
with Junior" This brought our
program to a close.
The program was arranged by the
president, Priscilla Smith.
LIBRARY
TILE BABY GIANT PANDA by
Ruth Hardness.
Nobody in the United States had
ever seen Baby Giant Panda un-
til Su Lin came to America 'iSu
Lin" means a little bit of some
thing very cute"-and Su Lin her
self is certainly one Of the most
adorable animals, as well as one Of
the most rare, in the world.
In this book you will read the
true story Of her trip to America,
and in it's many photographs you
will see the baby animal with whom
everyone who saw her fell in love.
And how you will long to have one
like her for your ownl
HIGH IN TILE MOUNTAINS by
Emma Brock.
Hanni was bubbling over with the
secret she and Robi had-it was
such a fine secret. And she couldn't
tell Grandmother or Grandfather or
anyone-oh, it was so hard to keep
Robi's going up into the noun
tains as a goat boy had something
to do with it. so did Hanni's pick
ing wild strawberries, which led to
a surprise for Hanni. That was
how she met the American lady
who took her on a visit to Bern
the City of Bears-and such an ex-
citing time as they had.
The secret grew bigger and big
ger all summer-until when it was
time for Carl to know, Hanni just
burst with it.!
HOME ECONOMICS
The seventh grade is studying
cereals as part of the breakfast
menu. Their work includes the
purchase CT cereals and methods OF
preparation.
Both the eighth and ninth grades
are nearing the completion of their
dresses as part Of their clothing
construction unit.
The tenth grade has begun a new
unit on Hostess Helps" The work
is conferred on entertaining and
they will study the preparation OF
suitable refreshments as well as
manners and duties Of the hostess
and guest.
CLUBS
Junior High Dramatic:
The Junior High dramatic club is
starting work on several one act
plays to be given at the meetings
The list below includes the names
of the plays and the cast of char.
acters:
"Pschopathic Circumstances"
Margaret Connolly
Gloria Rosenwald.
Modern Maid"
Shirley Pickett
Margaret Sprague.
Difficulties
Audrey Potter
Ruth Lux.
You Can't Fool Me"
Shirley Paske
Vivian Rasmussen.
"Inaudible Breakfast Call"
Harold Korf
Jerome Haider
Alvina Wiener
p. Stanley