The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-09
Sank .
Centre

Office Corner. Katherine Hansen
This and That About Senior High.
Ruth Westhoff, Dorothy Peterson
Senior High Sports Max Kaufman
Senior High Glasses ......-........-..-.....-..
....--...Catherine Lentz, Alma Botz
This and That About Junior High.
Rita Otte
Junior High Glasses .-.-....-...-..-----.-----.
Daisy Cheadle, Stella Beste
Junior High Sports----...Harold Korf
Music .-.............--.--.-..-..-.-Le Wilcox
Library .-......----...-..-Hildegard Schley
Commercial
Aurelia Gartner, Evelyn Gardner
Health .........-......-...-...-...Ju Ceynar
Industrial
Herbert Bleise, Leroy Schwartz
Home &c. -.---..--.-----.--..Lill1an moore
Art. Mary Higbie, Mercede Clough
Clubs ........-..........-....--...B Beverly Paske
Elementary Busybodies...---..Shirley
Carpenter, Bernice Telling, Irene
Telling, Mildred Adrian, Betty
Berry and Shirley Rosenwald.
THIS N THAT ABOUT SIR. Hi.
The seniors who have so little
time left to spend with us, were
given talks on vocations last Thurs
day. The speakers were Mr.. Plum
mer. Mr.. Nelson and Mr.. Olson.
Monday, very interesting lee
ture on North American history
was presented to us. The lecture
was accompanied by slides. 1t was
presented by Father Reflex.
Friday afternoon a representative
from the Minneapolis Business Col
lege gave an expressive talk to
the seniors.
After long preparation, the an
nual Spring Music Concert was
presented last Thursday night to
a large audience. The program in
cluded numbers by the orchestra,
mixed chorus and soloists, Marjorie
.Westhoff and Lorrayne Pendroy.
Again the week came to an end
with a bang, a grand time for all.
I'm referring to the school dance
Friday night.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
Hi, folks, here is your Senior
High news commentator reporting
the latest news from all sections
Of the senior high.
Miss Swanson's Junior Englsn
students are now in the midst OF
a very intriguing type OF work.
They are giving oral reports. Some
of their very interesting reports
have been based on Readers Digest
articles. They also are drilling on
grammar and renewing their know
ledge on everything grammar COW
ers.
The American history students
are now studying all phases OF the
World War. It is interesting for
them to note differences and ikei-
ness and compare the World War
with the present European war as
to belligerents, countries involved,
success, etc.
Miss Wilson's Junior English
students are also giving oral re-
ports. After they have completed
this phase Of work they will begin
reading novels.
The Chemistry students are now
working on the unit, How the
simple organic compounds of car
bon are related" They find this
unit of study very interesting and
among other things they have
learned that methane, whatever
that is, is colorless.
The Sophomore English classes
are giving speeches and making
posters to carry out the spirit oil
Safety Week. The students enjoy.
ed this type Of work very much
They are also studying noun claus
es, infinitives and gerunds.
The Biology students are study
ing about the Regulating Mechan
isms, which includes the ear anc
the eye. They have conducted ex
periments covering this subject.
The Sophomore history classe:
are studying the unit on "A New
Industrial and Social Order" Thi!
features such characters as Andrew
Carnegie, inventions of the eight
zenith century and the industrial
revolution.
The German students have fin
ished their story Of Emile and thu
Detective and now have two new