The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-04-25
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real and interesting. One day the
students were greatly entertained
by a vastly amusing centipede per-
forming on the floor. The fun was
ended for the moment when the
centipede was ousted in utter dis
grace from the room.
Mr.. Harvey's Social classes are
studying the chapter on state and
National Government" Consequent
ly they are busily reviewing the
Constitution and refreshing their
memories. The students in the
first period Social class were very
jubilant as they evaded test be-
cause Of meeting of the Seniors.
The Chemistry students are
studying everything about carbon.
Their knowledge of it is sufficient
to answer just about any question
covering the subject including this
one, How is carbon a cheap nee
essity and an expensive lu1Iury?"
Miss Ranstad's World History
classes have finished the unit on
New Nations and a New Nation
alism?" They have also taken a
spelling test on the many difficult
words contained in the unit. The
students gave very interesting re-
ports on important characters Of
that period. The unit featured,
among others, that unique charac-
ter-Metternich and Frances Bour-
geois King Philippe.
Miss Wilson's Junior English
students are giving oral reports on
biographies which they have read
and they declare that it is loads
Of fun" They are also going to
have a test covering biographies
soon.
Miss Swanson's Junior English
students are working in their gram
mar books. At present their work
covers the direct and indirect quo
tation and punctuation.
Miss Momsen's American History
classes have just finished Theo-
dore Roosevelts administration. On
Friday the students were deeply
concentrating on their history
books. Why? Yes, Of course, they
were going to have a peach of a
test.
Miss Wilson's Senior English
classes are enjoying very much
their reading of Wordsworth's and
Coleridge's poems. They particular
ly enjoyed the Rhyme of the An
cient Mariner"
That's all, folks!
THIS N THAT ABOUT JR. Hi.
The Junior High hasn't much
news this week but they received
a new file for the pictures they
have been collecting the last few
months. These pictures are to be
used for further reference for the
entire Junior High. The pictures
pertain to the facts about the world
etc.
LIBRARY NEWS
Miss Sathers and Miss Boehm-
ke's rooms have the banners again
this week.
The Senior class will have lib
rary instructions from April 20 I'M
til May 8.
The summer reading list has been
prepared. The program will start
about May 20.
COMMERCIAL
Thursday again and more news!
Well, we'll start with the tipping
I class. They are still working on
centering; to be exact, they are
learning to center invitations, pro-
grams, articles, and poems. They
are also working on long letters
which are either one or two pages
in length. They also spent one day
in learning how to address small
envelopes and are spending this
week on large envelopes.
Many of the students have re-
ceived their 30-word certificates. In
one six weeks period, five were
given out.
Those who received dots on the
chart for this week are: Virgil
Schurman, %; Robert Hansman,
40; Leona Lais, IS; Bernadine Det-
erman, 30; Priscilla Smith, 80; Mil
dred Adrian, 80; and Lucille Orth,
30. The four high girls who are
working for chance to go to the
district contest at Glenwood on
May 4, are Ruth Genow, Adeline
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