The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-09
LYCEUMS

LYCEUMS
DR.. Shaw gave us an interesting
lyceum on music and the use of
ones voice. He says that anyone
can learn to sing if they have
perseverance and courage. He
sang q few songs to show different
ways Of using your voice and ac-
lions in songs. To quote DR.. Shaw
the most important part of singing
is the sincerity of it. He took les
sons from John Mccormick and
says that he was the one that help
ed him be sincere.
MUSIC
Mr.. Kitzberger has started the
orchestra q little differently this
year. He Is having the winds,
reeds and strings separately; in a
week or more he will put the whole
orchestra together. There are about
40 members including five new pup
lis from high school.
They have started work on the
operetta music. There will be on
ly about IA or Is members in the
orchestra for the operetta, which
will also include some outside
members.
GIRL SCOUTS
The Girl Scouts held their first
regular meeting last Wednesday af-
ter school. The attendance was
very good this time. The meeting
opened with the flag salute and
the singing of America the Beau
tiful." During the course of the
meeting the three patrols planned
to go on a supper hike together,
on Thursday, October End, after
school.
G.. A. A.
This week the G.A.A. girls got
their heads together and decided
to start this year off with a party.
The committees were chosen and
it was decided that the admission
for the party will be twenty cents
per person. This party is for girls
only, so boys please take notice.
Music for dancing will be furnish
ed by Glenn Miller, Harry James,
Xavier Cugot and many others. On
Monday, October %, this import
ant event will take place, so all
girls be sure to come. Last Wed
nesday night after school archery
was held on the play grounds. All
G.A.A. members who are interest
ed in learning how or who just
want to practice should g.. Some
time next week a sport Committee
will be held to plan sport activ-
tiles for this year. Here's hoping
they do a good job.
BOY SCOUTS
Last Wednesday, October 1, the
Boy Scouts decided to have reg.
ular meeting so they did just that.
They formed four patrols and one
Of these patrols is called the Elk
plorer's patrol. This patrol Is go
ing to take the place of the Sea
Scouts patrol, they had last year.
It will include only boys over fiji
teen years Of age.
GRADES
The kindergarten children have
now started to talk about the
changing Of fall to winter; the
color of the leaves and the diff
ferent number of trees, also, the
process Of getting ready for win
ter. They were puzzled about the
difference between man and ami
mails; but now that they talked IT
all over, they have it all figured
out. They have three little woody.
bear worms, which they're hoping
will spin into raccoons over the
winter.
Miss Harris first graders are
having their first experience with
water color paintings. All Of them
have aprons and they wear them
while painting. Some Of the best
writing papers on the bulletin
board this week belonged to: Jack
Sartell, Patricia Knudson, Clarice
Parker, Joyce Hackel, Bobby
Shultz and Freddie Voller. Many
of the children have brought plants
to school. The latest additions
were brought by the Gallup twins
We are glad to get all Of them as
they help to make our room look
more cheerful.
Miss Proctor's first graders have
their own library corner now. This
is in one corner Of the classroom
and it is shut of from the rest
of the room by gay blue and red
book shelves. The library is filled
with many interesting books and
the children take great pride In II
The groups are now divided so
that A group is the larger. The
following are doing outstanding