The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-05-22
THE ORIGINAL
Sauk - ~ r-D ~ rT High
Centre M ~ lin K =. ! School

are discussing things in general
about science. It is really an ap-
plication of the years work. They
have just finished their unit on
plant and animal life. In fact they
were taking the test while was
there.
The preservation and conserva-
ton of wild life was the last unit
in Mr.. Clough's 9th grade classes.
Particular emphasis was placed on
birds. Mr.. Clough was very SOL
emnly informing the class that
birds could see 270' Of a circle but
mans vision only allowed him 1907
Fooney Mooney piped up, "Oh yeah,
I've got friend that can see 3600!
I'm other words my dear friends,
the logical conclusion is, that he's
two-faced."
Miss Everhart's algebra class is
reviewing the work Of the year.
They have just completed trigono-
metry, and have found the heights
of flag poles, trees, buildings and
widths of rivers and lakes by trig-
onometric ratias. Sounds easy
doesn't it?
The seventh grade science and
| geography classes have been re-
viewing. Mr.. Smiths algebra class
have been-you guessed it-review-
ing. They have also been studying
trigonometry.
The business methods classes are
not reviewing. They are just fin
ishing up the study Of occupations.
Last Wednesday the ninth grade
class had there third annual trip
to the Twin Cities. The boys re-
ceive an extra circular, unlocked
for, course in mechanicism when
the busses broke down four times.
The places they visited were the
Bell Telephone Company, State
Capitol, W.CC.O., Star Journal
plant, Dunwoody Institute, Wald-
Chamberlain airport, and the Min
nesota State Historical Building Il
pity their poor feet). They also
drove around the Loop, the River
side Park, and the University
Campus. On this drive they drove
past the flour mill which had burn
ed the week before and wonders
Of wonders, they were still pouring
water on it! Mr.. Knutson reports
1t was very successful trip.
Industrial
The Industrial class is now draw
ing to the close of a very success
full year. The ninth grade have all
completed their projects, all doing
a good job. The metal work class
had done much in the way of get
ting experience in different types
of work, mainly that of working
with metals. The seventh and
eighth grades both have done very
good in working with small wood
work projects.
The parochial school boys have
been taking course in wood work
ing from Mr.. Perry so that they
will be of the same experience as
the boys Of this school.
The students of all the Industrial
classes now wish to take this op-
portunity and space to wish Mr..
Perry, their very patient instructor,
a very happy and enjoyable vaca-
ton.
Senior High Classes
Sophomore: Do you know into
what classification the magazines
you read go? If you don't just
visit one of the sophomore English
classes. Right now, in preparation
for the final examination, we are
studying library work. This in
cludes the topics included in the
card catalogue, the Dewey decimal
system and the classification of
magazines.
Hot stuff! We've just finished the
whole book in geometry. Our last
unit was designs, this included both
colors and types of designs suited
to the colors. So this is all, there
just isn't anymore, except the fin
al exam.
/ Review! That's what we are do
ing in biology. OF course we need
it cause the final exam is going
to have 500 points in it, so we are
told. We make charts nearly every
day and discuss them in class. They
help very much toward reviewing.
The history classes too, are re-
viewing this week. They have made
outlines to help them remember,
Projects which they have been
making all during the year are a
great help too. Everyday they hold
a class discussion on the names