The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-12
Editorial

Editorial
Only thirteen more days to
Christmas. The school is certainly
entering into the holiday spirit too.
I have heard rumors about a
Christmas program so Of course
we'll all be waiting patiently, as
we always do for programs. Carol
singing has been held about twice
a week. Junior high and senior
high have been uniting their
voices in many of those grand old
Christmas carols which grow more
beautiful with the years. We had
an added attraction in one of these
get-to-gethers, that of the teachers
singing some carols for us.
Industrial
The different classes are now
working on their projects and are
progressing rapidly. The projects
are of various sorts, being pipe
stands, shoeracks, knives, sleds,
bookend, etc. The shop is in swell
condition compared to the begin
ming of the year and everyone is
doing very good work.
Junior High Glasses
Just to be- doing something diff
ferent I decided to interview some
girls in Mr.. Cloughs ninth grade
classes. About all I could get out
of them was that they thought
making booklets was all right.
(You wouldn't be bashful, would
you girls?) heard one brave lass
whisper to another, 1.-THE work is
easier that way"
Both Miss Everhart's and Mr..
Smiths algebra classes are start
ing real algebra work. Seeing Mr..
Smith was new here, I asked him
what he thought Of the game Tues
complementing the team on a hard
fought battle, and said that lack of
experience was a possible stumb-
ling block for the team.
Junior high physical education
classes are starting basketball.
They are working on techniques
more than any other phase Of this
game. Most of them think this
practice Makes Perfect" Is the
berries.
Miss Nestande,s' classes have
just completed the unit on the lib
rary. One bright boy chimed in and
asked, when do we get the test
back?" This and How many ques-
lions are there2" seems to be the
main question over here as well as
in senior high. The sixth period
English class won the banner.
Insurance-any old and all kinds,
is being taken up in Mr.. Knutson's
classes. Confidentally, it's unit
on Savings and Investment, also
banking and budgeting. hear the
students study under Golden Rules
for correct conduct. Girls doing
corresponding are perfectly happy,
as Mr.. Knutson will hire himself
someone to look after all of it pill
ing up.
The art department is one place
to get original Ideas. Christmas
cards are the main item now; the
best ones have black backgrounds
which set off the gaily colored
figures to perfection. One had a
little girl with huge hat and
scrumptious red pig tails. Another
had red background with blue
lantern and tiny red candle. Still
I have not room to tell you all
about these lovely cards.
Do best things come in little
packages? I saved this for the last
this is the Art Honor Roll.
Junior high: Marceline Dick
hause, Deloris Haider, Maxine
Young, Barbara Ellis, Wanda
Klemm, Eugene Nugent, Lucille
Blaske, Hazel Christie, Lois Bess-
err, Lorraine Haider, Leon Hol-
brook, Allen Thornbloom and June
Dickinson.
Grades: frankie Dadden, Dean
Austin, Buddy Iwinski, Dean Perry,
Bobby Westhoff and Rodney Aus
tin.
Sports
So far the season for basketball
doesn't exactly make Sank Centre
appear a powerhouse; however the
team will come along by the start