The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-02-15
sENIOR HIGH GLASSES

Berry and Shirley Rosenwald.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
News time is here again, and we
are ready to bring you the lates
news of what is going on in school
Miss Wilson's Senior Englisl
classes are still working on theii
plays and some Of the classes are
to finish them this week. They
are ready to give their last rehear-
sal and may give it to tho other
English classes. Her Junior Eng
lish class is finishing up the study
of short stories and tell us that
they will have a test on these short
stories soon. BY the way, remem-
ber that test on short stories when
I was a junior, don't you?
In our social science classes we
are studying the chapter on Soc
ial Aspects Of Modern Civilization"
which includes eliminating child
labor and protecting women in in
dustry, inspectors Of industrial in
Jury, illness and unemployment.
Mr.. Harvey hasn't been giving us
our daily test lately, and were won
dering If he forgot 1t or If we
aren't going to have them anymore.
Maybe he thought that we have
been studying too hard!
Miss Momsen tells us that they're
finishing the study Of the Civil War.
She also said that she wishes all
of her history students could see
the movie "Gone With the Wind"
because 1t would help them with
the study of the Civil War. So If
any of you have a chance to see 1t
you should go.
One of the students from the
sophomore modern history classes
informs us that they are studying
the chapter on monarchs and mon
arches Of the seventeenth and the
eighteenth centuries. It features
the Civil War in England between
the Roundheads and the Cavaliers
and the Rue Of Oliver Cromwell. 1t
seems to me that I studied that
once upon a time. The students
are looking forward to a semester
test which is to be given on Friday.
They are all studying hard in the
hope of passing.
The sophomore English classes
have started that dear old unit on
letter writing. They are now learn
ing how to write friendly letters.
The students are also taking great
pains with punctuation, capitaliza-
ton and correcting run-on SEN
tences. Heb juniors are studying
Southern poetry.
Mr.. Schwartz's chemistry stu
dents are still studying about sui
phur and this particular phase in
sulphur dioxide. The chemistry stu
dents told us this much, that sui
phur dioxide is very suffocating and
shouldn't be breathed. We are
wondering how Mr.. Schwartz likes
his new position and his new chem
istry students.
Mr.. Schwartz's biology "kiddies"
have Just finished taking a test
on the chapter Ferns and Fern
Life" and are now starting new
chapter on "A Glance at the Simp-
lest Organisms" which includes the
study Of bread molds, fungi, and
hydra, which appears to be very
interesting for most Of the stu
dents.
I don't know much about alge-
bra but I learned that they are
studying square roots, and cube
roots and are also having a test
on Tuesday.
The editor Of the annual" in
forms me that it is progressing rap
idly and that it will be the best
ever.
THIS N THAT ABOUT SIR. HI.
The big event Of the week was
our defeat Of Glenwood Tuesday
night. The game was close to the
end and finally came out with the
better team only four points ahead
Friday another issue Of the
"Schoolmaster' came out and
everyone's books and papers were
set aside and all attention was
given our own magazine. There is
only one issue left and we're hop
ing it's a good one. With the aid
of this magazine, we learn that
school is to be for more than just
studies.
Seniors really do seem to get
more privileges than the poor lit
tie juniors and sophomores. Fri
day morning we were given the op-
portunity of hearing a talk on
printing by Mr.. Rattle of the Her
aid office. After listening to his
interesting talk more students de-
sired to have printing as their am
bition.
Due to the fact that we had a
holiday and that the students de
sired to be good for one week SO
this column could be kept brief
you readers may look forward to
a longer column next week.
JUNIOR HIGH CLASSES
Another letter has been received
from their weekly reporter and he
is now enjoying himself in Lima,
Peru. Lima, you know Is the cap
itol of Peru. He surprised them
by sending them a sample Of lama
wool and he described very thor
oughly about the lamas. It Is al
ways very interesting to get one
Of these letters, as 1t broadens