The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-03-31
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Baseball and more baseball. Some
of the more enthusiastic high
school boys have already pulled
their mits, gloves and baseballs out
OF the attic dust and have been
tossing the ball around before
school hours and after school. Reg
ular practice sessions have not yet
been announced.
Some OF the foremost players
who come back from last years
team are: Robert Rydholm, at first
base; Bud Soltau, pitching, and
Donnie Ethun and Jim Pangburn,
catching, Buzz Deziel at second,
and George Conkey or Ray Fish or
Jim Pangburn at third. This, of
course, is the set-up CT last year.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
Miss Laughlin's Sophomore Eng
lish classes are spending this week
at the library, where they are being
taught the technique of using the
library by Miss Finnegan. Next
week the English II classes will
meet there for the same purpose.
Miss Ranstad's Modern History
classes have had test on the unit
covering the events Of the nine
teenth century.
The Senior English classes are
studying novels, poetry, and also
comedies. Some of the most fam
Gus authors and their works are
Goldsmith, The Deserted Village,
Burns, My Hearts In the High
lands, To House, The Cotter's
Saturday Night, Sheridan, The Ri
walls.
The Social Science classes have
finished their study on politics and
political units. They are starting
the fifth section Of Social Science
which consists of selected prcb-
lens. Some of these problems are
white immigration, the race prob
lem, crime, etc.
The Chemistry classes are finish
ing the chapter on Calliods. The
next chapter to be taken up will be
on Carbon and its compounds.
In German I the students are
studying the declension of proper
names, geographical names, nouns
Of nationality, and the descriptive
adjective. They have been reading
short stories for outside reading.
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studying the history of Germany.
They have begun a new story call
ed "F'ortunates."
JUNIOR HIGH NEWS
The eighth grade Mathematics
students are dealing with equations
and their relation to formulas. They
are taking up the meaning Of ra,
ito and proportion.
The seventh grade Mathematics
students are taking up construction
and areas.
Miss Swope's English students
are writing friendly letters, notes,
acceptances, invitations, and bust
ness order letters.
The seventh grade class received
a letter from a member Of the sew
enth grade English class in Lam
rasas, Texas. One student with the
help of class notes will answer this
letter giving them the same type Of
information we received.
The English students of the ninth
grade have been taking so word
drill each day. Each
day they advance one level starting
with the 9Th grade level, then TAX
ing 9th grade level. then 10th grade
level. They then had general test
and finally final test composed of
words taken from all preceding
tests. The results will be grated.
This week this class studied the
Composition" They studied the
types and on Friday pre-
scented tc the class their own stor-
les which were results of the mag
nation.
The Physical Education classes
will start their tournaments next
week. Captain ball will be played
by the 9th and 9th grade girls;
End ball by 7th grade and Volley
Ball by the 10th grade girls.
The seventh grade Geography
students have begun a review OF
the world starting with the U. 8.