The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-11-30
High
School
INDUSTRIAL NEWS

NEWS
The industrial classes are rather
busy this week helping install the
equipment and bring it up to daee.
HOME ECONOMICS DEPT.
AS entered the Home &c. room
the other day, my eyes Immediately
fell upon lovely steel cabinet at
the back of the room. One of the
doors was standing open and I
saw rows of metal boxes where the
girls can keep their sewing. At
the beginning of each period these
boxes can be removed, and they
then have all their equipment to-
gether. They are quite handy and
the girls think they are pretty neat.
The seventh grade have had
movie this week; and they have
also had test, in which the fol-
lowing received an "A": Renee Mel
son and Lorraine Thornquist. The
movie was on silk" and it proved
very interesting. 1t showed the
complete process of manufacturing,
from the time of the silk worm
until the printed cloth was put on
bolts.
The eighth grade have also had
a test, and in this grade, Marjorie
Westhoff and Alberta Gamradt re-
ceived an "a"
Ninth graders have started their
home projects which are to be done
at home, but the gals who are
speedy workers, have the opportun-
ity of doing theirs in class until
the rest finish their present pro-
ject. They have also had test,
Esther Korte, Ruby Krebach and
Marcella Schley the lucky gals who
received an "A", or isn't it luck?
ELEMENTARY BUSYBODIES
Well, the kindergarten children
are taking advantage of the nice
summer weather. Last Friday they
went for a walk. They noticed
the nests which the birds had left
to go South for the winter. Next
they went up to Rev. Schumach-
er's and watched the squirrel. At
ter the hike they came back and
recorded the story about the walk
on a chart. The children illustrat-
ed things which they had seen.
They also have few new students:
Donna Mae Arvig, Joe Gross and
Sonny Zielman. That's all, folks.
Miss Henkels class is making a
Thanksgiving basket for the poor.
Each youngster is bringing some
thing from home and putting it to-
gether for the basket. They are
finishing their Pilgrim booklets.
Next week they will start to make
Christmas presents for their moth
ers.
Well, well, Book Week is over
at last! Miss Sather's sixth grades
really did it up in grand style, too
They produced the play, "Hansel
| and Gretel." It was complete with
quaint costumes and realistic seem
cry. Oh yes, this was all done by
the children themselves. Now here's
the cast of characters in the play:
Hansel, Lorraine Haider; Gretel,
Lois Besser; the father, Leon Hol-
brook; the mother, Alan Thorn
bloom; witch, June Dickson. AS
guests to their play, they invited
| Miss Holden's and Miss Walters
rooms. They enjoyed this drama
very much. Who knows? We
might have another Carlo among
our kids"
Group one in reading has finish
ed their first reader. Here and
There" was the name. Monday
| they will start a new reader called
DAY in And Day Out" They will
have a work book to go with it.
They are making a Pilgrim Book
let for Thanksgiving.
The second graders have finished
their Arithmetic books, and are go
: ing to have a new one next Mon
day. The first graders will not beat
them for they are making Pilgrim
Booklets too.
The sixth grade history classes
have just received their new history
books which they like very much
Miss Holden's room Is charmingly
decorated for the Thanksgiving
season. Turkeys, pumpkins, and
puritans line the blackboards. I