The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-01-16

Agricultural Department.. Roger
Carpenter.
Editorial
We have once more got back to
the routine of school and of course
everyone Is more than eager to get
back. Il wonder If really speak
for everyone.)
Vacation does grow tiresome tho
and we again call for a change
which we get in going back to
"our larnin'." Some even want a
change from this and when they
cut up q little too much do get 1t
in the detention room Just as 1t
implies it detains one for about
forty minutes.
Industrial
The ninth grade has now enter
ed the shop. Their first project
will be to make practice block
which will teach them the art Of
handling tools. After these are
completed the class will start on
projects Of their own, which con-
sists Of small articles of furniture.
The metal work class has turn
ed out some nice projects, some be-
ing a knife for kitchen use made
by Virgil Merlin and shoe rack
by Evert Dickson, which he says,
he is going to mount in his room.
The boys from the Parochial
school have completed small wall
shelves and are now starting on
trinket boxes.
Small copper ash trays ornament
ed with various designs holds the
interests Of the seventh grade at
the present.
This N That About Senior High
Once again back to school and
the Oh detention room.
The pep fest was in the assem-
bly, last Tuesday and was very good.
Response was surprising and every
one was in good mood. We learn
ed two new yells and Mr.. Schwartz
gave a speech.
People were asked to sign up
for the annual staff.
Pep fest Friday, was in the gym
and Miss Robertson talked to us
about school spirit. Most Of the
kids were mighty sorry they didn't
sign up for bus to Osalxis, be-
cause 1t was a very good game.
Hoot Reinardy starts to play very
soon now, and there Is another
Junior on the team George Harry
-gee-one Of the Rowland twins.
The pep fest this Tuesday was
held in the assembly, but was in
the morning this time. I wonder
how the Junior College can study
with us yelling out heads off. (Who
said they study?)
Clubs
G.AA.: There were several girls
out for basketball Monday night,
but as there were not enough
there, teams were not chosen.
When the teams get organized it
might be possible for them to play
some of the teachers. Ahem! Real
competition, Ell what?
Boy Scouts: The Boy Scouts have
been quite busy re-registering their
troups. The Sea Scouts are reg
istered as ship for the first time
as last year they were registered
with the regular troupe. DR.. Coop
er has been appointed as chair
man for the Troupe Committee.
Plans are being laid for Boy Scout
Week which will be held the first
part Of February.
Girl Scouts: The Intermediates
are planning skating party If the
weather permits. Last night, at
their regular meeting, they had
puppet shows and shadow crafts.
They were all very pleased with
the outcome Of their holly sale and
they now plan to make this an an
nual event. New patrol leaders
were chosen and they are as fol-
lows: Patrol ], Catherine Ltchy;
Patrol II, Betty Lou Hintzen, and
Patrol III, Alvina Weiner.
Elementary Busybodies
The kindergarten has made snow
flakes and snowmen out Of paper
and has mounted them on their
bulletin board. IF the weather pei
mits they plan on making a big
snowman on the school playground.
Two new pupils, Rita Neirman and
Mary Altman, have started kind.
ergarten.
Anita Hierl won the prize book
for reading the most books for the
How Many Can You Read?" chart
for the first semester. Congratula-
tions! Now that the second SEM
ester Is starting the children are
all trying to improve their prev
ious reading record in hopes that
they may win the prize for the last
half Of the year. Arthur Spooner,
Carl Smith, Rosella Anderson, Bern
ard Doege and Margaret Casey had
the best number papers last week.
The children all had swell va
cation and so did Miss Dybdal.
Most Of the children were present
the first day of school.
Patricia Winkler left for Chica-
go where she will attend school.
In their reading, they are learn
ing to read more smoothly. They
are also library champs. In art,