The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-02-01
High
School

are learning time schedules and
personal finance budgets. At the
present time they are making a
budget schedule of the time they
spend and a little later on they
will make an ideal budget. Now
you kids know, Where does the
time go?" tell me.
And now for Miss Ellis whose
Geography classes were fortunate
enough In having two films about
Africa, the topic Of the week in her
room. In this way her pupils saw
more wildly the things they reai
about.
Fred Cooper and Lucille Blaski
have given some excellent reports
this past week from Sands and
People," don't get me wrong, this
Is reference book.)
In Physical Ed. some of the girls
have taken advantage of the ice
and Miss Ellis has permitted them
to go skating instead of indoor
recreation.
Miss Nestande's classes are on
the study Of "Ivanhoe" and are
progressing quite nicely.
MUSIC
I was over to the grades the
other day and found out some in
teresting facts about Miss Sather's
chorus. She has about 80 pupils
from 4, and 6 grades. They prac-
tice twice a week. A half an hour
on Tuesday and and half an hour
on Thursday. Their singing should
give them fine start for glee club
The Mixed Chorus has begun
work on a piece written by Mr.
Kohl called my Symphony" This
is going to be one of the numbers
used for the Music Festival next
spring.
Mr.. Kitzberger is having the be-
ginners, who play horns, practice
in the music room. This is SIM
liar to the practice of violins which
he has every Wednesday.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
The Tipping class has been typ
ing business letters and setting
them up in the correct letter form
They learned the open punctuation
of the letters. A number of stu
dents have earned dots on the chart
within the past week. Among them
were: Beatrice Walz, rs words;
Rosa Pauly, Is words; Delphins
Amman, rs words; and Mary Ann
Dubois, 81 words.
The Business Law classes have
been studying about Negotiable In.
struments. They have learned there
are four kinds, namely: checks
promissory notes, bills of exchange
and bonds. Each one of these is
studied separately in a more detail
ed manner. They have learned
what makes them negotiable and
also, the parties to the various
kinds of instruments.
HOME ECONOMICS
Up in front just behind Mis-.
Cary's desk are two boxes. I BET
you can't guess what's in them
Well, I'll tell you. The &c. sew
ing department has two new Sing
err sewing machines and are they
beauties. bet they'll all clamol
to get at those new machines wher
it comes to sewing Cor won't your.
The seventh grade are finishing
their head bands and will probably
finish them on those new machines
The eighth grade gals are busy
on their food unit. They've JUS
started it and haven't made pro
gress. After they're acquainted
with the ovens of the new stoves
the ninth grade is going to bake
fruit dishes.
The tenth grade are making sal
ad dressings of four different kinds
They are going to use one kind ir
their lunches which they are going
to give soon.
/ BOY SCOUTS-The st. Cloud
Tech High School swimming poo
has been made available to the
Scouts any Saturday they choose
to go down there.
In an election last Wednesday
night the city officials were chosen
by the troop for the Scout Citizen
ship Day to be held during Scout
week. These officers will be an
nounced at a later date.
Plans are underway for Moth
err and Son Banquet to be held or