The Sauk Centre herald., 1939-04-20

along CnOSe lines TOO. The lnf1eld
looks pretty good as there are a
few lettermen back and out of the
number out, there should be fair
ly good outfield.
The schedule for the 80 season
will include games with Glenwood,
Alex, Evansville and Osakis. This
means that there will be an eight
game season with two games with
each team which is pretty good
lineup for the Main Streeters.
SENIOR Hi CLASSES
Miss Wilson's junior class has
been reading the Readers Digest"
to broaden their minds on some of
the current topics. They are to
have test on these articles soon.
The class play is coming along
fine. Mr.. Gray and Tony have
been working on the scenery and
soon it will be being put up. The
play takes place in the William
Berry home in May. Pat Leonard
has been appointed property mis-
tress and is also going to help Dor
is Christy in prompting the cast.
Miss Robertson's algebra classes
has been working with theory equa-
tions and with graphs. They have
been making graphs and have got
ten so that they can tell what kind
Of graph it is going to be just
looking at the questions.
Here is something that you might
think came from Robert Ripley's
Believe 1t or Not Column. The
chemistry class has been studying
enorganic carbon and they have
found that the lead" in pencils
is the same as the carbon in dia-
monds, chemically speaking.
LIBRARY NEWS
The art exhibit at the library
was one which proved to be inter-
esting to all who viewed it. Sever
al of the art classes enjoyed the
display during their class period
The exhibit is sponsored by the
Minnesota artists. Some are from
the University of Minnesota, others
have attained national awards.
Most Of the subjects are of local
interest such as scenes of flour
mills and from nearby towns.
One that most people enjoy is
the witch in the Tree" by Albin-
son. Power Line" by Folbath is
outstanding for it's delicate lines
"Winterscape" is one painted in
water colors by Yong.
COMMERCIAL
The bookkeeping classes have
started new chapter called, Items
Paid in Advance; Additional Ex-
pense Accounts" In this chapter
they will learn how to account for
several items of expense which are
not entirely consumed in the one
period in which they are paid for
but the use which referred to as
prepaid expenses. Examples OF
prepaid expenses in a business are
fuel, office supplies, wrapping and
shipping supplies and advertising
material.
For the past week the students
were working a project for which
they had to act as bookkeepers for
the Rolling Grocer. The Rolling
Grocer was the operator of a large
moving van fitted and stocked as
a grocery store. The bookkeeping
records consist of a double-page
cash book, a purchases journal and
a sales journal. After the stu
dents were finished they sent it
back to the company to be checked
for which they will receive a Ger,
tificate.
The stenography class are us,
ing Book Two, Functional Method
They are now taking dictation
shorthand and afterward transcrib,
ing.
The stenograph II class has been
writing material in shorthand
which includes banking terms and
information necessary in purchas.
ing travellers checks.
AS the last Schoolmaster issue
has been out work has begun or
the Annual. The students are now
blocking and stenciling for the
Annual.
The economic geography class