The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-01-25
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Senior High Sports. Max Kaufman
Senior High Classes...-....Ca Catherine
Lentz and Ruth Westhoff
This n That About Junior High.
Rita Otte and Winnifred Hansen
Junior High Glasses .................
Daisy Cheadle and Stella Beste
Junior High Sports. Harold Korf
Music --......-....Leora Wilcox
Library Alma
Botz and Hildegard Schley
commercial --..--.--.--..-.---.-..-.--..-Ev Evelyn
Gardner and Aurelia Gartner
Health Julian Ceynar
Industrial -..-..............-........-..H Herbert
Bloise and Leroy Schwartz
Home Economics LILLIAN Moore
Arbitrary .Higbie. Mercede Clough
Clubs ..-------.--.----..-..-...Bev Beverly Paske
Elementary Busybodies Shirley
Carpenter. Bernice FEELING, Irene
Telling. Mildred Adrian, Betty
Berry and Shirley Rosenwald.
THIS N THAT ABOUT SIR. HI.
Beginning a new semester means
making a lot of resolutions and
starting out on a clean sheet again.
We all have promised ourselves to
do "B" and IA" work and not waste
bit Of time in free periods, etc.,
and were going to try just awfully
hard to keep them.
always knew those fellows
could do 1t. Trouncing Litchfield
last Tuesday is what I mean. On
Friday. Long Prairie, too, knew
they had really had to fight to
come out one basket ahead Of the
Main Streeters." The student
body Is expecting more excitement
than ever now. with the Alexandria
and Glenwood games so close, a
new gym to play in, and the assur-
ance that our team really can play
grand ball.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
To us 1t would not seem possible
or in other words 1t would not
seem like Thursday without this
day to write up the news for the
Main Street. At least that's the
way I feel about it.
As most Of the classes had their
semester exams and six weeks tests
there isn't very much to write up
for most of the students have been
studying very hard for their exams.
In Mr.. Harvey's social science
classes, the students have been CIV
ing reports. These reports were
to last two minutes and were CIV
en- mainly for a review and includ-
ed all the subjects they have been
studying so far this year. They
could choose what topic they were
going to talk on. Each topic was
taken from the text. Most of the
students thought 1t was very hard
to talk for two minutes (of course
I mean to give q report) but after
giving these reports they found it
wasn't SO hard after all.
Miss Wilson's English classes
have finished reading and report
ing on the dramas which they read.
They are now starting to act out
some OF the plays which they
have read in class. This seems to
be very interesting for most Of
them. Her fourth period class is
acting out Macbeth" the fifth per-
iod class is acting out 1.-THE Wom-
en-" and the sixth period class is
acting out the Strife"
I asked one of the sophomore
students what they were doing in
biology and the answer received
was II don't know. I'm just study
ing for a test" took it she
didn't want to be disturbed so I
asked someone else. I was told
that they started new unit on
Flowers and Fruit, which reminds
me Of summer (kinda early tho.)
For this unit they had to draw a
flower and label the different parts,
you know don't you, the stamen,
pistil, spur, sepal. etc.
also find out that Miss Swan
sons sophomore classes have finish
ed the unit on biographies, and
have given reports on them. They |
received new grammar work books. |
In these new work books they are /
taught the correct use Of verbs,
pronouns. and the other different
parts OF speech.
Miss Ranstad's modern history
classes are studying the unit on
THE Awakening OF Western Eur
ope or the Renaissance Period"
This chapter includes the study of
all the famous painters, sculptors
and the discoveries, etc.
AS that is all the news I could
find, we will have to wait until
next week for more.
THIS N THAT ABOUT JR. Hi.
The grade and the junior high
classes enjoyed an experience in
art appreciation last week when
they visited and discussed the Min
nesota Art exhibit at the library.
Here was an opportunity to become
acquainted with different mediums
employed In the art field. We learn
I'd how to distinguish these med I,
ums at sight; namely oil paint j,
ngs, water colors, gouaches, char {
.oal, pastels, pen and ink draw
ngs. autographs and etchings and
earned each process. e
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