The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-29
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High
School

The seventh and eighth grade,
are making color matching plates.
Fha ninth grade is working or
all over patterns and abstract de
signs. They are beginning to make
posters for National Book Week
which takes place in November.
CLUBS
The Girl Scout leaders plan x
meet this week and plan the Fal
and Winter program.
"A hike Is planned for Saturday
afternoon for all troops. Severa
new girls have joined. Any girl ter
years Of age is eligible to join.
The regular weekly meeting Of al
Boy Scouts from troop % was helt
last Wednesday night in the gym.
The meeting was in charge o.
Harley Forsyth.
All Scouts were in favor Of hav
ing an outdoor meeting on October
8 at TOO p. m. The parents Of al
Scouts are asked to attend.
Scoutmaster Donavan Clough has
secured some Scout films which will
be shown to all Scouts at the meet
Ing on Wednesday night.
ELEMENTARY BUsYBODnES
In the kindergarten, Helen Sill
yer brought her kitty to school Fri
day. The children enjoyed dress
ing the kitty in doll clothes. The
children finished painting the out
side Of their playhouse and are now
busy papering the walls inside
Planting flowers in the window box
es and making furniture will be
the next bit Of work on their pro
ject. Robert Robbins celebrated his
fifth birthday in school.
Miss Henkeps first grade is start
ing a new book, the "Alice and Jer.
ry Series" They also have a new
reader and workbook to go with 1t
They have health inspection every
day, and try to have clean hands
clean faces, combed hair, clear
clothes and handkerchiefs. Every
row in which every child has these
gets a star on their chart.
Miss Harris first grade has new
curtains which were sent by Miss
Hunt.
Miss Boehmke's second grade has
begun their number work book
Webster's Language work book
and their Spelling work book.
Mrs. Thielen's second grade has
begun it's Spelling and Language
work books. A new girl, Tannasse
Hoebl, has left her class to enter
the second grade at Long Prairie
Coach" Harvey has charge Of the
game period in the afternoon. "Cal
Races, Boiler Burst and Skipping
Tag" are a few of the favorites they
enjoy.
Miss Boehmke's third graders
have begun their new reader EMIT
led IF I Were Going" They art
also starting their Webster Ian
guage work book.
Miss Hemming's third grade hai
been drawing Indian scenes fol
their study period. They are alst
making Booklets in art work. Tht
following students had 100 in spell
ing Monday. Bobby Westhoff, Car
oline Determan, Beverly Plogman
Phyllis Biksen, Rose Marie Venue
WITT, Hugh Schlotfeldt, Glenn Rue
ebert, Gurdeon Carpenter, Roger
Peterson and Leonella Putnum.
Miss Beck's fourth grade Geo
graphy class is taking an imagin
airy trip from New York to Sar
Francisco. They stop at all the i'm
portant cities and learn about lane
forms as they travel.
One of Miss Sather's fifth grad
ers, Esther Jacobs, has withdraw
from our school.
In Miss Murphy's fifth grade Geo
graphy Glass they are studying
Minnesota. This week they hav'
studied waterways, roads and rail
roads. In history they have started
on a new unit about the Louisian;
Purchase.
Miss Sather's sixth grade ha
completed its first unit of histor.
work, 1.-THE Early Ages of Man
kind" They made notebooks show
ing the earliest ways of living
Some of the children made project
showing the earliest forms o
homes. The students are interested