The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-12-18
GRADES

Miss Beck's third and fourth
grades designed calendars for Dec
ember, which are being used to dec
crate the room. The third and
fourth grade class and Miss Beck
received letter from Margaret
Ann Kettlewell, from Manhattan,
Kansas. They enjoyed the letter
very much.
Miss Boehmke's second grade
have put up decorations for Christ
mas. On the bulletin board they
have pictures of the wise men and
on the windows are pictures of red
bells. They are studying Christ
mas in other lands in English and
have also written letter to Santa.
In music they are learning Christ
mas carols. The following have one
hundred in spelling: Rosella Ander-
son, Margaret Casey, Maria Cass,
Alvina Green, Joey Gross, Billie
Quinn, Barbara Hansen, James
Hesse, Lola Mae Hintzen, Patsy
McDermond, Darlene Miller, Jack
Rezencheck, Ileen Rooney, Carl
Smith, Regina Van Havermaet,
Janet johnson and Willis Denzen.
Making surprise Christmas gifts
for Mother and Dad Is the i'm
portant thing to the third grades
at present. In art class they are
making clay bowls and dishes sim
liar to those the Indians used to
make. In the last spelling test.
twenty-six out of thirty received a
perfect score. The reason for this
has to be a secret. (More Christ
mas surprises) In their room,
they set up a broadcasting studio,
using the public address system.
Everyone wants to have clean,
pleasant speaking voices and by
dramatizing "Aesop's Fables" Gre
member the animal characters.)
They can make their voices more
flexible. Joan Pangburn's voice is
the clearest and most expressive.
Last week they invited the third
and fourth graders in to hear the
voices Of children reading, "A Ride
to Animal Tower" Six from their
room who took part were the bet
ter readers. Here are the names:
Philip vennewitz, David Casey,
Lynn Gallup, Marlyn Hansen, Will
liam Voller, Joan Pangburn and
Robert Eckberg. They are still
library champions, which makes ii
so much fun and makes their read
ing and even spelling more inter-
esting.
The sixth grade which has the
weekly library banner is carrying
on a campaign to read more books.
Those who had 100 in spelling were
Palma Berg, Phyllis Biksen, JAG
queline Couch, Dolores Crandall,
Kenneth Essler, Donald Haider,
Daisy Higbie, Mary Lou Neal,
Gladys Nugent, Roger Peterson,
Marvin Reinke, Hugh Schlotfeld
and Lorraine Voller. They are now
carrying on a posture clinic. Last
Friday during their Citizen Club
meeting the 5th and 9Th graders
drew names for their Christmas
party. Committees were appointed
to plan the refreshments and the
program. These children had 100
in spelling last Friday: Dean Aus
tin, Dorothy McColley, Gurdeon
Carpenter, Eugene Faulhaber, Cry
stall Gardner, Roy Hylaman, Buddy
Iwinski, Danny Pangburn and Rose
Marie Vennewitz.
The following pupils in Miss
Walters room had 100 in spelling
Friday: Joey Middendort. Jim
Steider, Norbert frisco. Charles
Walker, Darlene Gerdes, Dorothy
Determan, Donald Telling. Bobby
Hintzen, Kalvin Lebowsky, Beverly
Neal, Rose Nugent, Sara Lu Pang-
burn, Carolyn Shulze, Barbara Sill
yer, Clifford Walker, Gloria Wien
er and Sherwood Bodeker. The
committees are busy planning our
Christmas party and program.
JUNIOR HIGH
The seventh grace geography
class Is studying Mexico and the
Caribbean lands. They are taking
a series Of tests on them as they
go along in the study. Good luck.
Girls basketball has now started
and they're learning the techniques
of the game, so that they can play
it better for after school and eve
ming practice games.
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