The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-03-20

carpenter.
Industrial
The metal work class is still
working on individual projects
with Mr.. Perry helping out on the
hard parts. Donald Cheadle has
just completed heavy duty farm
sled which he hopes to use with
his work next year. Donald Olsen
is now head busy body of the class
having completed three projects al
ready and working on three more.
Those freshmen are really going
to work on their projects and lead
ing the class with excellent work
manship this week is Donald Moon
ey, at least to my estimation he is.
The seventh and eighth graders
are working on small projects, but
have yet to learn the facts of good
wood working.
This N That About Junior High
This week the seventh grades
sixth period class is the library
champ.
Harvey Starry has dropped from
the seventh grade class roll and
Mary Ann Van Havermaet from
the eighth.
Clubs
Reporting is about on the same
level as looking for a needle in a
hay stack, which isn't there. Any
way 1t Is in my estimation. You
get to Main Street meeting and
upon looking discover you have lost
your news which was all written
up too. Well, you have to have
some news so you madly dash over
to the Junior high about fifteen
minutes Of one cit has to be in
at one o'clock) and try and find
someone to furnish you with at
least some news, II not much. Up
on looking all over you find that
the Boy Scout director has not yet
returned from his lunch so you
pounce upon some poor helpless
little Boy Scouts (who should be
in their classes, but aren't) with
the question of, what have you
been doing lately, in the way Of
scouting, Of course?" They i'm
mediately begin to look puzzled and
scratch their heads. They happen
to think that it is still Lent and
so they have been having only pa
troll meetings. It didn't take them
long to tell me Of the basketball
games which they have every Sat-
urday morning in the gym though.
Well, here I go again. My king
dom for a couple of Girl Scouts.
Here come some girls now who
look as If they might be Girl Scouts
yes they are. How do I know?
I asked them. After asking them
the same question had previously
asked the Boy Scouts they begin
telling me of their party which they
had the night before. It was in
the lunch room at school and Mrs.
Art Rosenwald was in charge.
They had some refreshments for
who ever heard of a party without
refreshments.
Here my troubles ended for I
didn't have to look for a senior girl
Scout Il being one) to find out
what they had been doing. Well,
we had a party too. We can't let
those intermediates get ahead of
us in singing parties! It was
cold supper, even the hamburgers
were cold. Where? On Miss Nom
sens bed, Of all places. The rea-
son for this peculiar setting was
that she fell and got a badly
sprained ankle out Of it so conse-
quently could not leave her bed.
We had grand time and all hoped
for her speedy recovery. That's
all until next time.
Home Economies
The tenth graders have just fin
ished their blouses and skirts of
matching and contrasting combina-
ton. They really can work up
some good creation, too. Now
they're going to start making
dresses which can be of any mater
ial. Some of them thought they
would like to make Stacks better
so that is what they are going to
do.
The ninth graders are the Great
ors of fashion. Some Of the girls
have material which is checked
but must be made with the stripes