The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-03-14
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High
School

Huber, 45; Adeline Nelson, 90; and
Christine Koterba, 40.
The letters that were written last
week have been put up around the
room (the perfect ones Of course.)
The letters certainly look attrac-
tive.
The Business Law classes have
been studying about agency rela-
tons. An agency is the legal rela-
ton established when one person
(the agent) is authorized to repre-
sent and act for another person
(the principally They have learned
the obligation Of the agent to the
principal and vice versa, and they
have also learned Of the liability Of
the principal to third parties.
Thursday test will be given over
this unit.
HEALTH NEWS
AS I approached Miss Bone for
news, I found her very busy as
she is very busy these days. How
ever, 1t won't be long now and she
will be going to work at her new
job. This new job got her all work
ed up along with the regular weigh
ing and height taking which has
just been completed for the 4th
six weeks. Already applications for
her position have been received,
but I am not able to name who
will be the new school nurse for
the remainder Of the year yet. I
might be able to do that next week.
HOME ECONOMICS
After spending considerable time
and working extraordinary hard
the seventh grade have finished
their cooking uniforms which in
clude aprons and head bands. They
are anxious to start their new unit,
Food and Good HEALTH" which Is
a relief from sewing which they
have done the past weeks.
The eighth grade studied Milk
and Milk Cookery" which is quite
a unit in itself. After making
stab at cooking boiled custard they
tried a baked custard and tapica
you'd better not eat too much Of
these girls, they're fattening - you
know. The girls in the ninth
grade Home &c class made such
delicious dishes as Mitch Rarbbit,
escalloped potatoes and have be-
gun making salads of all sorts.
While the ninth graders are MAX
ing salads which is a reducing dish
the tenth grade Is on the rather
fattening desert. They're making
pies galore. They have made ap-
pie, chocolate and lemon pies.
ART
This week we'll stop and visit the
third and fourth grades in Miss
Hemming's room. Here we find
the Art class has been very busy
drawing scenes from the story Pin
occhio.
First, small pictures were made
and then enlarged pictures were
made with colored chalk. These en-
larged pictures were made by Char
lotte Theirs, Veronica Van Haver-
maet, Deloris friedrich, James Mel
son and Joey Jams.
These pictures are to go up in
the library 50 don't forget to look
at them and what fine progress
the art class has made.
CLUBS
GIRL SCOUTS-The Girl Scouts
are selling official Girl Scout cook
les with the Girl Scout emblem on
them. For samples go to the Cof-
fee Shop, Waldorf or Bushey's
Drug Store. The girls are now TAX
ing orders. Louise Hanhahan is
the chairman.
The girls are also selling pop
corn, homemade candy, candy
bars, etc., at the tournament games
so patronize them for good cause.
The Senior Junior High troop
had their pot luck supper at the
Home Ec. rooms last week. The
Senior high troop met after school.
BOY SCOUTS-Seven Boy Scouts
will usher at the tournament games
this week. They will also check
clothing. During the half of one
Of the games, the boys will give
first-aid stunt.
Every Saturday morning under
Mr.. D. Clough's directions, the boys
play basketball.