Sauk City High School - Sauk Log Yearbook (Sauk City, WI)

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before fo jr BLACKHAWK. our guide, is now taking us into the school building a busy workshop. Here he points out that before the sun is high in the sky school is started, and from then on until four o’clock, with an hour and a quarter off for lunch, the students are working in the class, shop, gymnasium, or study hall. Their courses are planned, not with the idea of simply giving them something to occupy their time while in school and keeping them out of mischief, but with the pur- pose of training them to cope with the real situations of life. They are given a solid foundation in the “three R’s”. the fundamentals of ’readin’. ritin . and 'rithmetic. but in addition they have the opportunity of taking courses in four different sciences, home-economics and manual training, bookeeping and typing, music, physical training, and foreign languages. Our guide tells us that they are taught not only how to make a living, but also how to live.

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Our Busiest Workroom The Assembly Our Busiest Workshop The Laboratory THE HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY The upper picture represents the largest work-room in our school, the Assembly Room. This is a modern, well equipped room with spacious ad- justable desks. Neither effort nor money has been spared to gain the maximum of comfort, and therefore efficiency for the working student. The Main Room is attractively decorated and arranged with flowers and ferns. THE NEW CHEMISTRY LABORATORY This year a department of chemistry was created and the study of Atoms and Molecules is taking up most of our time in an attempt to get them cornered so as to give them a thorough once over. Our lab is equipped with the most modern of chemistry conveniences which enables the student to more clearly understand the difficult and perplexing problems. Bag twenty-one