The Sauk Centre herald., 1939-10-12
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High
School

I 1t begins to look like the little
tots intend to win the banner
but watch the upper classes
they're out to win too!
Departures:
The following pupils have left
Sauk Centre High School and will
be greatly missed: Jean Harrison,
who has moved to st. Cloud, Pat
ricia Hetzel, also to st. Cloud and
Ruth and Frances Saathoff, who
have moved to Itasca State Park
and are now attending the Park
Rapids public school. 1t sure will
be fun riding that % miles to and
from school when it's fcrty below.
Summer Reading:
The Summer Reading Award has
been given to Marcelline Dickhaus.
Marcelline has a splendid reading
record, and as a prize received a
copy of "My Poetry Book"
! Movies of Europe:
Mr.. Malcolm Hansen, who spent
the past summer touring Europe,
will show movies of his trip to the
| junior high classes.
Hunting or Swimming?
What's this we hear about
Howard johnson going hunting
or was it swimming?
1t seems Howard isn't much of a
hand at helping a dog into a boat.
Another person and he went out
hunting with the other persons
boat. They had their decoys in the
water when the other persons deg
came swimming up and got tangled
up in the decoys. The dog tried to
get hold of an oar and pulled
Howard in. His only remark was
was 1t cold-and do mean cold!"
On the reference book tables in
the Junior high school are copies of
three new books of facts concern
ing the use of narcotics. They are ::
"A Clear Case and Facts First" by
DR.. John G. Almack; and "On the
Trail of Marihuana" by Earle Ro-
well. The books are written in
clear concise language and show to
the young reader the evil effects
or alcohol, drugs and tobacco.
JUNIOR Hi SPORTS
The Junior Hi team must know
how to play football by the demon
stration they gave between the
halves OF the Morris game. The Reds
kicked off and raced to the 40 ward
line where the whites, led by Jean
Jewell, slowly pushed them back
with Jeans end run. Gerald Paquin
carried the ball to the so yard line
where he was tackled by Proell.
Ihere were no spectular plays
and the game stayed at about the
90 yard line until Elmer Proell
found hole in the Reds line and
ran about 35 yards to the goal.
Many sore fingers gives us evil
dence that the boys worked hard
to get their hands on the ball.
The game ended with the score
90 with the Whites the winners.
JR. HIGH CLASSES
Miss Swope's seventh grade class
es have started their study of ref
erence books. They are getting ac-
quainted with these references
DOCKS so that they will be able to
use them to help with their study-
ing.
Miss Nestande's ninth grade
classes have started study on their
grammar unit, which will take I'D
about four weeks. This unit was
started by having a grammar test
SO that they could see how much
they knew and how much more
they needed to learn.
The ninth grade book reports are
TO be cral this month. The pupils
are going to choose jury from the
classes and it to be this jury's Job
TO see If the reports are made in
teresting and VITAL so that other
members of the classes will want
to read the books.
Miss Schmidtz's eighth grade
math classes are now busy making
graphs. The graphs that they are
doing now are bar and line graphs.
They are learning to read the