The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-06
THE CINAL
Centre e:.s MAIN STREET s sss
High
School

The eighth grade has passed the
"pin losing and scrap on the floor
stage" and are now basting dress
es and pajamas.
The freshmen are busy working
on a garment for small child.
This is another illustration of the
close connection between the Home
&c. class and the home. Collars
and sleeves are occupying them
right now. IF I know anything
about collars and sleeves they are
really occupied. The tenth grade
can be found putting packets in
their wool skirts.
This N That About Junior High
Miss Swope's sixth period sew
enth grade English class is the
weekly library champ.
Junior High will have something
for our next pepfest and If it's like
all their other skits it ought to be
pretty good.
They have taken their January
Pribble McCory test, which is one
of the three taken during the year
to show the pupils progress in
grammar forms.
Agriculture
We are still taking up individual
lied study in Ag. and some Of the
boys have finished one project and
are working on the second.
The part time school had their
last meeting of the course Tuesday,
January %, but they decided to
have a meeting every third We'd
nesday of the month until fall for
the purpose of getting new men,
bers.
Sank Centres FLA. Chapter
played a basketball game with the
FLA. Chapter of Belgrade and
got beat 37-14.
We're having another roller skat-
ing party next Thursday evening
and each boy is supposed to bring
a girl-so you girls beware!
Health
The dental program that I men,
toned in last weeks issue will be-
gin Monday Of next week. It will
start with the first grade, then
the second, and so on until the
whole school has been examined.
The X-rays for all those who
took the test for tuberculosis and
showed a positive reaction will be
given at st. Cloud on Friday of
next week. Miss Bone would like
to have all those who took the test
to see her before then.
Sports
The Main Streeters are becoming
more impressive in every game.
Alexandria barely won and Long
Prairie was stifled by Sank Centre.
Cotton and Reinardy are both
working under the basket and both
getting shots and rebounds.
With Sank Centre in the cellar
of the conference is Willmar. A
victory there will save us from a
disastrous conference record. Rose
dahl has become a fine guard after
his shift from forward. His shots
help a great deal. Things don't
look too dismal for us in the tour
nament for if we get by the sub
district many good teams will be
eliminated.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
SophomOres
Do you want to find a buried
treasure? If you do just call upon
some one in the geometry class be-
cause now we are learning to fol-
low very complicated directions
and apply our knowledge of loci.
We have just completed a very in
teresting assignment, that Of writ
ing direction for finding an mag
mary treasure involving loci. We
then exchange papers and tried to
work each others using board dia-
grams and explaining it before the
class. One brilliant boy shaved
quite a while working out a very
complicated problem with the OBJ
ject of puzzling the whole class;
it never occurred to him that he
had to know how to work it him.
self, so he didn't have the last
laugh.
We have begun the story of
"Launcelot and Elaine" in our
study Of narrative poetry. AS this
story is a little hard to understand
in parts we read it aloud in class.
This inspires our oral reading too.
While we are on the subject OF
English I think I should mention
the fact that the speech festival
at Alexandria is going to be rep
resented by quite few entries
from here. These include grafton,
a one-act play, memorized poetry,
pure reading and extemporaneous
speaking.
Latin I has completed their sev-
enth progress test and Is now