The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-22
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pupils. Her Economic Geography
class is made up Of twenty-four
pupils.
Several Post Graduates are back
to work in the commercial depart
ment this year. They are as fol-
lows: Dorothy Bentfield, Dorothy
Dobbs, Verena Bromenshenkel, De-
lores Rehkamp, Vera Taylor, Lor-
raine Hansen, Rose Minette, Phoebe
White, Arlene Potter, Imogene
Gardner and Jim Rattle.
INDUSTRIAL
The Industrial arts classes are
looking forward to new and more
modern shop; however, at the pres
ent they must continue to hold
classes with the facilities they have.
Sophomore metal working stu
dents are studying pattern develop
ment. This is the first phase of
their course this year. It is pre-
paratory to the actual sheet and
general metal working which they
will take up later on.
Mr.. Perry's eighth grade classes
have their school year divided for
two different kinds Of work. The
first semester is devoted to learn
ing the principles Of drafting. The
second half Of the year will be TAX
en- up with the study Of woodwork
ing. At present they are studying
photographic projection, one Of the
first principles in connection with
drafting.
The seventh grade course Is a
general course in which pupils are
given experience In all forms of
shop work. No attempt at special
ization is made in this course, but
each student has contact with as
many different activities as time
permits. No special projects have
been started, however.
HOME ECONOMICS
The home economics classes have
already begun projects. The sew
enth grade girls are mastering the
technique Of the sewing machine.
This is an important item in their
course Of study.
The eighth grade girls are study
ing Child Care. This study includes
many things such as the baby's
food, clothes, and bath. The var
ious members Of the class take
turns demonstrating the correct
methods of each.
The ninth grade girls are study
ing food preservation. They have
brought to class various fruits
which are being prepared and pre-
served by modern methods. The
tenth grade girls are also having a
short review Of tins subject.
ART
Art Is a new department in Sank
Centre this year and is under the
direction Of Miss Klobe.
All Of the classes are studying the
fundamentals Of color and design
which is the basis of art.
Later on each class will be MAX
ing projects, not only on paper, but
articles which will be of some use
to them.
CLUBS
A fall roundup for all Boy Scouts
of troop 25 was held last Wednes-
day evening at 7:30 in the gym. A
few new faces were seen. They
were: Eugene Dirnberger, Allan
Eberheart, Leo Unger, Gene Jewel,
Billy Konop, Merlin and Bob Wien
er. Scoutmaster Donovan Clough,
Junior Assistant Scout Master Mic
key Hansen and Senior Patrol
Leader Russell Larson gave some
very interesting talks on their ex-
periences at Itasca Park this sum-
mer. Art Rosenwald gave very
interesting talk on his experiences
at the National University of Scout
ing.
A few games were played after
which refreshments were served.
After the Scout Vesper song was
sung all parted with pleasant
goodnight.
The Girl Scouts will meet We'd
nesday night for their first meet
ing since camp. This meeting will
be for the purpose of getting the
Girl Scouts fall program organized.
The meetings will be held every
Wednesday night at 7:30 In the
Community Club rooms.
ELEMENTARY BUSYBODIES
The kindergarten children are
busy making curtains, Grapes, rugs
and furniture for their doll house
that the Manual Training Depart