The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-05-11
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/ be averaged and the two highest
will represent Sank Centre at the
Melrose contest on May Ii.
| The Business Law class have fin.
ished the study of Partnerships
They are now studying corpora
tions. They are working hard to get
through the book before the end OF
this year.
HOME ECONOMICS
We are happy to have Miss Cary
back with us again after her ill
ness. We also want to thank Mrs
Meigs for her able guidance and CO.
operation last week. This week the
7th graders are planning preparing
and serving an entire breakfast
Previously, they had studied units
on the preparation of each food
stuff suitable for a meal.
The freshman are making book
lets which will cover their entire
years work. Perhaps these booklets
| will bring memories to some of
youse kids, who read this. Or don't
| you remember when we were do
ing the same thing, and Yours
Truly couldn't make any kind of
buttonhole except bound ones?
That is, any that you could recog-
nize.
The Advanced Glass is making
booklets too, only their problem is
called the Ideal Home" Perhaps,
contrary to custom they are PLAN
ming their homes from the exterior
inward. This booklet viii show the
materials to be used, arrangement,
and various styles Of architecture.
Until Father Time says it's enc
week nearer the summer of 80.
Yours Truly will say So Long.
ART
Oh my goodness, would you be-
lieve it? It's time again for news
the days just seem to fly! Just
think we have only four weeks OF
school left and then-then what =?
That is the question.
But then, must get back to my
art news. Now let me see-oh yes,
I remember one of the 7th graders
said his class was making pussy
willows-now don't ct me wrong
I don't mean real ones but rather
paper ones. Some very good, al
most life-like specimans have been
made.
Now if recall correctly, the 9th
graders are finishing up their study
of commercial design while the
eighth graders will complete their
assignments in the color in
clothing" project soon-then, well
then what? That is the question.
Seems to me this subject
must be fun. You have a little re-
taxation from the usual studies
(such as history. English, geo.
grahy etc. and at the same time
have lot of fun learning to make
things. 1 wish we senior high kids
had a chance at that sutherland
if I am right, and think am, a
good many of the senior high stu
dents feel the same way. But then,
isn't life like that, there are always
chances of things popping up too
late for the majority to take advan-
tage of.
Well, until next weeks rambling
so long!
CLUBS
All Boy Scouts of Troop rs met
in the Junior High assembly last
Wednesday night at 7:3O o'clock
The boys will go to Sibley Park
Monday night for an out-of-dool
Court of Honor. The following
boys are coming up for advance
ment in the Tendefoot rank: Dick
Berggreen, Verlin Dickinson, John
Handin and John Erickson. It was
decided that on May II all the
scouts would go to the Girl Scout
camp near Lembke's Tourist Park
for the annual spring outdoor over
night hike.
The cubs of the entire pack are
being weighed by the nurse this
week for their health award. They
have been meeting in their usual
meeting places.
ELEMENTARY BUSYBODIES
Last week the kindergarten child
rem had an enjoyable time, plant
ing flowers in empty egg shells.
They watched eagerly for the We
getables which they planted last
week to come up. They are also
studying about birds and how each
one makes his nest. Many of the
children know the names of the
birds when they see them. They
have made colored pictures Of the
birds that are found in this COM
munity; these pictures help them
to recognize the birds more easily.
Miss Sather's pupils again saw
a moving picture last week, which
was about beautiful Hawaii 1t