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

work: Shirley Ann, Gerald E., Lois
r., Lois Ann, Karen and Arlene.
They are on the second Social
Studies Unit on How Animals are
Trained for Pets" This is the
rabbit section. They are also paint
ing and drawing rabbits in their
art work. The story of the py-
thon still holds with one Of the
pupils. who painted a realistic pic.
ture Of it.
Miss Beck's third grade finished
their color booklets, in which they
made a study Of the color friends.
The fourth grade has begun their
review Of multiplication facts and
Arithmetic.
The third and fourth grades are
enjoying the Weekly Reader, which
Is their magazine for the week
They took an achievement test in
reading to determine their read
ing ability.
Miss Boehmke's second grade
has won the weekly library ban
ner for this week. They visited
the post office on Thursday of last
week. They wrote letters of thank
you to Mr.. Dubois and Mr.. Benson
for showing them through the
building. After visiting it they
drew pictures Of it. The following
had hundreds in spelling this week:
Rosella Anderson, Richard Blaski,
Margaret Casey, Maria Cass, DON
aid Cokely, David Daniels, James
Determan, Alvina Green, Joey
Gross, Billie Quinn, Barbara Han
sen, James Hesse, Lola Mae Hint
zen, Janice Kettlewell, Leslie Le-
Suer, Marilyn Lovik, Patsy Mac
Dermond, Mary Ann McColly, OAR
lene Miller, James Neal, Jackie
Reznecheck, Louis Richie, Eileen
Rooney. Eugene Schlotfel6t, Carl
Smith, Arthur Spoon, Regina Van
Havermaedt and Kathryn Verding.
In the achievement tests taken
this week, Lynn Gallup received
the highest mark Of four point
seven. This week in spelling, the
following received one hundred:
Mary Ann Gerding, Marilyn Han
sen, Louis Kortan, Patty Martial
err and William Voller. Every day
the third graders have health in
spection. "This not only shows
that we're clean but also we know
we are" The children know that
the cleaner we are, the less germs
are apt to be spread. From the
start of school up until now the
following have passed every health
inspection: Mary Ann Gerding,
Beverly Griggs, Marilyn Hansen,
Patty Marthaler, Janet Pangburn
and Leona frisco. They all deserve
a big hand for that; don't you
agree?
The fifth and sixth grades have
big Halloween spelling graph
for the month of October. Each
one of us is going to try to keep
the score for our grade as high as
possible on the graph. Last Friday
at our Citizen Club meeting, we
elected new officers for the COM
ing month. Our new president is
Danny Pangburn; secretary, Roy
Hylaman; treasurer, Eugene Faul-
haber. Dean Austin and Dean
Perry had 100 in spelling last week.
We have been painting color wheels
in art class. They make a very
colorful border around our room.
The sixth grade Gopher Club has
some new officers. Their new pres
ident is Geraldine Proell. Donald
Reinke is the secretary and Glenn
Rueckert the program chairman.
The class has just finished making
some very colorful maps Of the
Scandinavian Peninsula. The best
maps are hung up in the room.
Those who received 100 in spelling
were: Palma Berg, Phyllis Blk
sen, Irene Blaski, Dolores Crandall,
Mary Lou Neal, Gladys Nugent,
Geraldine Proell and Marian Rein
Ike. The boys have new foot
ball, which they are breaking in
every afternoon.
JUNIOR HIGH
The seventh grade history class
es are studying 1.-THE Period of
Exploration and Colonization in
America"
The Business Methods classes of
the ninth grade are studying
Transportation of Goods" which
consists of shipping goods by
freight and other methods.
Miss Soils seventh and eighth
grade English classes are now
working on library unit. This
unit will give them experience in
the use Of reference books.
The eighth grade social studies
class is given ten minutes at the
beginning Of each period for the
discussion of current events. They
are saving clippings which show
American participation in the
World War. The class has been
finding places in Sank Centre
which they think could stand i'm
provement. They all agreed the
old stockade site could have the
grass cut and be made heater.
SENIOR HIGH
For the past week in Chemistry
we have been given our assign
ments for the next four weeks. We
can go ahead as fast as possible
In this way the people who COM
plete their work first will have time