The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-04-03

Of few words which she found
difficult to spell: my Easter
Story" by Betty Anne Faulhaber.
Once there was a bunny named
Easter Bunny. He and Mrs. Bunny
lived in house in the forest. One
day Mrs. Bunny said it will soon
be Easter, we must hurry and get
the eggs ready. Yes, said Mr..
Bunny, we must dye eggs, we will
dye them now. We will dye one
egg green, one red, one blue, one
pink and all different colors. Then
we will put them in a basket with
pink ribbon on 1t. On the top
we will put a chocolate bunny.
Then we will take 1t to a little sick
girl named Peggy Wells. She Is
very sick and she will like it. We
will give Jane Wells a basket, too.
She is sick too. We will give her
basket like Peggy's, then they
will both be happy. But we must
hurry to get all the baskets ready.
First will go to the Wells house,
they will be the happiest girls in
the world when they wake up.
Dolores Curtis is a new student
in Miss Beck's fourth grade class.
She came here from Los Angeles,
California. She is visiting with her
grandmother for the remainder
of this term. The fourth grade
finished their reading books, "Sing
ing Wheels" which was a study of
pioneers. Correlated with that
study in the art class in making
mural Of Pioneer Days.
Miss Walters fourth graders who
received one hundred in spelling
are: Dean Austin, Earl Casey,
Alice Halverson, La Vonne Norton,
Leland Parker, Dean Perry, Irene
Scherr, Charlotte Theirs, Mary Ann
Voller and Jane Weiser. Fifth
graders who received one hundred
in spelling are: Gurdeon Carpen-
ter, Charles Jeppeson, Danny Pang-
burn, Rose Vennewitz and Elaine
Enfield. Friday afternoon Miss
Walters room enjoyed a SPELL
down. The fifth grade have begun
new reading books entitled, I'm A
Green Valley" The fourth grade
has begun new history books,
"Our Nation Begins" Wednesday
morning the fifth grade boys and
girls read a chapter on J. Edgar
Hoover to the fourth grade pupils
in preparation for the lecture on
G-Men on Friday.
Mrs. Meyers fifth grade has COM
pleted their health booklets, which
they have been working on the last
couple of weeks. They have put
them on the blackboard, and they
are all very nicely made. Friday
they elected new officers for the
month of April. They have been
working on their Easter decora-
tions and have managed to put up
pictures Of Easter Dummies on the
board.
Miss Holden's sixth grade class
has started a newspaper entitled
"The Chatterbox" It is being typ
ed and they hope to have it ready
within the next two weeks. The
sixth grade class exchanged his
torical murals with Mrs. Meyers
room.
Clubs
Boy Scouts: The Sea Scouts are
working on an outline for their
ship. Meetings are held every
Thursday night at 1880 in the Jun
ior high building. They have been
discussing ways to get Sea Scouts
uniforms.
The advancement chart for regu-
lar Scouting has been placed in the
Junior High assembly. This is a
chart of the Tenderfoot, Second
Glass, First Glass, Star, Life and
Eagle Scout ranks. There are also
colored illustrations of all the
badges, medals, etc. I think that
it would be very much worth your
while to go over and take a look
at it.
This N That About Senior High
There were many programs last
week which gave everyone a rest
from the routine of school. The
first program was held on Monday
in the auditorium at three o'clock
This was presented by the Crit
fins, and dealt with the many
strange customs and dances of the
American Indian, of which they
showed us a few. It was all very