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

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( SxuKtoi Class in Physical Training Practicing Basketball in the Gym Students at uorl{ in the Library Individual Band Instruction PHYSICAL EDUCATION The primary aims of the physical education department concerns the development of organic, vigor, good playing habits, mental poise and control. It provides an opportunity for students to participate in some form of exercise. LIBRARY The library located in front of the assembly is an attractive place for all students. It contains the best of literature, history, reference and fiction books and a wide variety of magazines. BAND CLASS This presents a very characteristic picture of one of our weekly band classes. Every individual class has a special hour for practice; special help and true harmony can thus be obtained. Page twenty-five

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AFTER FOUR '■ u UR guide tells that our journey is V- not finished for the school is by no means deserted at four o'clock when the sun is slowling sinking in the west. I here may be a few unfortunates who tarry from necessity rather than choice, but for some, the most interesting and worth-while part of the day's program begins at that time. Some of the activ- ities taken up by the boy or girl in the after-four period determine what that boy's or girl's career shall be in later years. After four we will see football, bas- ketball. or other athletic contests. After four the band practices, the boys' and girls' glee clubs meet, the debaters work. After four groups of students plan the social activities as the Junior Prom, or masquerade, the class-play cast rehearsals. Our guide explains that these so-called extra-curricular activities are as much a part of modern educa- tion as the other school work.