Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-04
WilsonSchoolNotes

graduation class each of the four re-
manning uppef grades were moved in
to next room to make place for the
fifty-six new GAS entering depart
mental work. The division of the 5A
class which has been in the Mckinley
building moved over to occupy the
room vacated by these GAS. Miss Ep-
ler's division of 5A and Mrs. Dyer's
6B grade are remaining in their same
rooms.
Not long ago we heard someone ask
just how the departmental work was
carried out in the Wilson school. This
little article is written for the benefit
of any who do not know, but who may
be Interested,
The grades GA, 7B, "A, sB and "a
are, included in the departmental
grades.p The class teacher for the GA
is Miss 'Lauman, who teaches English
in every grade. Miss Hedrick, the prin-
cipal has charge Of the 7B, and
teaches all the arithmetic. Miss Me-
Menamin, IA class teacher, has ge-
ography and physical education (for
girls. Then comes the 8B, which the
reading teacher, Mrs. Kenyon, has
charge of. The highest grade in Will
son is the SA. Miss Cott is the class
teacher. She is also the history and
art teacher in every room.
Agriculture, spelling, and hygiene
are divided among the teachers. Mr..
Buck is the boys physical teacher, and
he also has manual training. Miss
Pearson teaches the music, and has
charge of the regular Wednesday
morhinr chorus DeriOd
CALLIBELLE PETERS, IA.
t.# ; Richard Knew
This funny incident happened one
day last week in the 7B class. Miss
,Hedrick Was holding UP picture of
Robert Burns and when no one knew
who it was, she informed them. She
then asked, If anyone knew anything
about him.
Richard Cohen held up his hand and
said, "Robert Burns was a man who
owned cigar factory"
HARRY JONES, IA.
Star Pupils at Wilson
A large number Of students at Will
son school h1e been neither tardy nor
absent during semester ending jan
uary 27, 1922.
8A-William Dawson, Ernest Page,
Hugh Trip, Josephine Williams. Hill
ma Salassi, Lulu Sue Pope.
8B-Vivian Ezen, Charlotte King,
Eta Mintz, Edgar Starr, Jack Toller.
7A-Hubert Goss, Maggie Sue
Marsh, Ralph Mitchell, Neil Ross.
7B-Emily Berry, Eleanor Hobby,
Dick Hockett, Ewing Konold, Joseph
La frankie, William Terry.
! 6A-Leland COLON, Richard Cohen
/ Ladean, Hurst, Quincy Hunt, Thelma
Voyce.
6B-Opal Baker, Evarie Collins
Lawrence Harris, Mildred Pollard
Evelyn Pope, Mary Lea Stuart, Char
llotte. Stuart. ~
4 5A-Fern Chant, Myron Thomas.
t 5B-John Ariando, Leila Beasley
Mary Louise Hockett, Freddie Volkart
i Marie Wakefield. y. T.
| Honor Roll
The pupils who receive honorable
mention for having every grade G o.
! above, in their work during the secont
| quarter are: Donovan Jenner, Charlie.
| Weber, Maurine Brockett, Lulu Sut
Pope, William Dawson, Paul Shaw
Grace Heffelman, >Fanita Kuykendall
IL. r. Toller, NJ. j. Cunningham, Dick
Hoekett, Thelma Voyce, Ladean Hurst
Annie Harell. Eva Rea Lavayea
tGourley Hyberg, Allen Wilson. Jo.
Hurst, Alice Cole, Mary Nc McCullough
Fern Chant. Myron Thomas, Lulu Ash.
ley, Leila ;Beasley,, Fay Earl, Miltor
Finley, Gladys HolhngswOrth, Mary
| Louise HocEett and Edith Walters. f,
\ The two original descriptive para.
graphs given below were produced II
the eighth grade composition class: :
4 The Sun On the Mountains
When the sun rises in the morning
tit glows softly before it bursts forth
with all it's glory and fairly makes
the snowy mountain tips sparkle. This
dazzling brilliance ceases at three
o'clock when softer beauty steals
lover the mountains, sinking at last in
to deep purple as the sun gives forth
| its last feeble CLOVIS.
+ AIDA MAE GRAHAM, 8A. ,
The Description of q Haunted House
/ Some thirty years ago there stood
! in a secluded village a. large dingy
mansion which has long since been de-
molished. On the whole, its aspect was
weird, for much o. its remote beauty
had vanished. Around the spacious
! square in which it stood ran low cob
ble-stone wall which was slowly decay
ing like the rest of the place. The
house itself was stately architectural