The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-02


Carpenter, Bernice Telling, Irene
Telling, Mildred Adrian, Betty
Berry and Shirley Rosenwald.
THIS N THAT ABOUT SIR. HI.
We had our classes interrupted
this last week by having three pro-
grams. Thursday afternoon we
had a musical program at the same
time the valedictorian and salut-
atorian were announced. Shirley
Carpenter as valedictorian and Bill
Kaufman as salutatorian. There
were thirteen seniors with a "B"
average which entitled them to sem
Tor privileges.
Friday morning DR.. Cooper gave
the seniors a vocational talk on
Dentistry. Friday afternoon Mrs.
Hanson showed us technicolor NOV
les of her trip in Europe last sum-
mer.
Saturday about one hundred SEN
Tor high students took part in the
Music Festival at Glenwood. After
taking heed Of the valuable critic
isms that were gwen us, we should
have a very good mixed chorus and
orchestra.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
I see it's time to write up the
news again. These last few weeks
of school seem to fly by like mo
body's business" It seems like it
was only yesterday that I wrote up
the news for last week. But since
it is really time to write it up I'll
have to get busy.
The Senior English classes have
finished studying poetry for the
time being. Some of the import
ant poets which they have studied
are: Byron, Percy Shelley and
Keats. These were all 18th century
poets. This week they go to the
library every day and are studying
library work.
In Mr.. Harvey's Social Science
classes the students are studying
the chapter on the American Cit
ies." This chapter tells all about
the ancient cities and medieval
towns, and modern cities, etc. Since
this week is safety week the stu
dents are giving reports on safety,
and are also bringing clippings and
pictures from papers which deal
with safety.
Miss Ranstad's Sophomore Hi
tory classes are studying the unit
on the New Industrial and Social
Order. This is about the Indus
trial Revolution in England. They
nd Oh hn oil
changes resulting from the revolu-
ton and are also studying notable
inventors and inventions of the
eighteenth century.
Mr.. Schwartz's Biologists are al
so giving talks on safety and was
told that some Of them were very
interesting. After they finished
their reports on safety they will
continue their study of the Ner-
vous System.
The Economic Geography class
has finished their study on Great
Britain and are now studying the
United States, 1.-The Land Of OPP
portunity." For B work they are
drawing maps of United States and
are putting in the products of the
different states.
One Of the Sophomore English
students informed me that they are
finished with their study on essays
and they have started to study
Grammar. She said they were
studying relative clauses. I think
I can remember when we studied
clauses, but I don't remember much
about them.
I ask one of the Junior English
students what they were doing in
their English class, and she said
that they finished Biographies and
she didn't know what they were
going to start studying this week.
hope its something they will en-
joy.
didn't have time to ask any
Chemistry student what they were
doing in Chemistry class, but I
peaked over one students shoulder
and she was studying something
about carbon but that was all J.
could see. and I didn't know much
about that so stopped. So long
until next time.
JUNIOR HIGH CLASSES
Just think, in four more weeks
the Main Street" staff will be on
a three months vacation. I just
know you'll miss us, but don't for
get Wen be back again when school
starts another term.
Well, now to get down to brass
tacks. Shall we start with Miss
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