The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-01-27

| blems Of Political Organization.
Some Of the units involved in this
part are state, local, and national
governments, good citizenship, and
modern democracy. Some OF the
problems found in this part are:
How can we work together for a
perfect and a finer citizenship? OBJ
legations on the part of the citizen.
Making good or bad citizens in a
democracy.
Biology classes, having complet-
ed the study of animals, are taking
UP botany. In connection with the
last unit they made drawings Of
birds and drew plans for various
types of bird houses.
Two fresh water shrimp have
been introduced to the aquarium.
The Physics classes have started
the study of heat. Recently they
have been working problems con-
corning the Boyles and Charles
laws of temperature and pressure.
Some new Physics apparatus has
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bell-jar and inductive coil.
Because of the facts that the
students have shown very little in
terest in Defamation, the affair
has been called off. The Dramatic
Club that has recently been organ
lied by Miss Henkels, is expected to
take it's place in some measure. AL
so, extemporaneous speaking may
be taken up later in the year. 1t Is
believed that this type of speaking
will prove more valuable to the stu
dents, for besides giving them all
the benefits that will prove inval-
liable to them later on.
Modern History classes have
started the study of the Reforma-
ton. This also includes the Relig-
ious Wars following that period.
Latin II classes have begun the
story Of Julius Caesar and the Gal
lie Wars.
JUNIOR HIGH NEWS
The Physical Education classes
have started stunt program. Last
Thursday they started folk dancing.
They plan to take Dutch, Hungar-
ian, and American dancing.
The eighth grade history class is
studying the Civil War period. They
are taking up the causes, results,
etc.
The seventh grace history stud
snts are dealing with the topic on
Local Government.
The Orientation students are
studying the topic Proper Attitude
in Studies"
The ninth grade science class are
dealing with the unit on "Commun-
ication." They are studying the de-
velopment of the following means
Of communication: Electric Bell,
Telegraph, Telephone, Radio and
Television.
Friday morning the students in
the Junior High Assembly enjoyed
a play presented by members OF
the eighth grade. Great Caesar" a
play dramatizing Caesars funeral
and the great speech given by An
thony. Excitement ran high when
the dead Caesar on his funeral bier,
a wheel barrow, fell off the plat
form back stage. At another time
Brutus gets so excited he comes
very close to falling off the plat
form.
The play which is presented in
Joe's barn has an admission price
of five cents, but admission may be
obtained by the giving of banana
or a piece of candy. The scene OF
the play takes place in the hay loft
of Joes fathers barn. The costumes
of the actors and actresses are typ
ical of what kids would wear.
The "lst was as follows: Joe, Ar
mold Krebsbach; Harry, Douglas
Kohl; Billy, ROLAND Botz; George,
Bud Veeder; Jane (Joe's sister,, Ce-
leste Kennedy; Lucille, Margaret
Sprague; Sam, Gordan Hedin.
MUSIC
The school orchestra is working
on the following numbers to be
used at the Music Festival at Glen
wood, April 20, and 80: H. s. M.
Pinafore, by Sullivan; March Gas
sique, by Weber; Festival Overture.
by Taylor; Cornelius Festival
March by Myadleton.
Thirty schools will be represent
ed and the combined bands and Or
chestras will be conducted by Mr..
Prescott Of the University Of Min
nesota.
Monica Hesse (flute) and Teora
Wilcox, violin, Joined the orchestra
this week. This gives the orchestra
two flutes and eighteen violins.
The Junior High School Boys
Glee Club sang two numbers on the
Boy Scout Court of Honor program
last Wednesday evening. The num-
bers were 'Levee Song" and STEAL
Away"
A mixed chorus has been organ
lied in the high school and meets
twice a week. The members are as
follows: Bass: Dave Botz, Mark
Ingersoll, Ray Johnson, Alex Brom-
enshenkel, Henry Johnson, Gordon
Johnson. Tenor: John Green, James
Arneson, Marvin Judes, Julian Cey-
mar, Glenn Sieben, Vernon Bromen-
shenkel, Billy Kaufman. Alto: Rose
Marie Johnson, Airline Potter, Elva