Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-10
Wilson School Notes

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Wilson School Notes
The tennis tournament, one OF
the big events of the year, is now
starting. There are three prizes,
singles and boys and girls doubles.
Vernon Hill, 8-B-3.
There has been a boys indoor
baseball team organized. Mr.. Fox
is coaching the team every evening
after school. The boys are anxi-
ously looking forward to having
some games with some ether
schools.-Dave Lee, 8-B-3.
The seventh and sixth grade So
cial study classes are making class
note books The titles are: 7-B-1-
Our World Record Book: 7-B-2
Past, Present and Future: GA
The World Before Our Eyes"
Committees have been appointed
to take charge Of the various phases
of this work-Ola Mae Price, 7-B-1
The girls in the glee club have
elected their officers. They are:
President, Marguerite Hurst, vice
president, Gwendolyn Bibbins, Sec
retary, Elizabeth Meyer. acconlpan-
iSt. Helen Down. Betty Surface,
and Leona Douglass.-Marcia Lee
Cox, 8-B-1.
Last week a writing text was
given. Some of the papers were
very we'll done and many showed a
marked improvement. The best
rapers were on display. These were:
ga, Jaunita Fisher, Aiko Kubota;
7-B-1, Flora Sato, Suniko Yano;
G-B-l Billie FoSs, Ada Frimble; Z
b., Sarah Wagner, Mary Will
iams: and 9-B-3, Kathryn Ishina-
ru, Antonia ManSilla-Ruth Rid
ole, 7-B-l.
The eighth grade classes are now
studying about the early colonial
ton of North America. Betty Sur
face constructed a log cabin with
a high fence surrounding it and
brought it in the social study room
for display 1t was very well done
Phyllis Anderson, 8-B-1.
The 8-B-3 class have started STU
dying spelling by svllables. This
they find rather difficult at first,
but very helpful All the classes
are having to study and correct
each word miSpelled each day and
then take the words missed over
before their lesson is o. Ked.-
Jackie Peddicord. S-B-3, Sybil
Shipp, 7-8-l.
Last week the sewing classes
started to make notebooks. These
are to contain various kinds of
stitches, seams, cloth and styles
suitable for girls their ages eS.-Ethel
Danenberg, 8-B-l.
The English room has a splendid
display on ships. There are many
pictures of varied types of sailing
vessels up to the modern steam
ships. Mrs. Walker brought q small
model of the Santa Maria to school,
Paul Marsh made some sailors for
it and James Southworth made a
cutlaSS out of wood
The pupils wrote compositions
last week about Prudence
Lotta, 80.
There was q Girl Reserve cab
met meeting last Tuesday after
noon. The calendar for the year
was planned. There are to be sew
eral parties, mother and daugh-
ter banquet, taffy pull and sever
al hikes along with the hobby
work so it looks as though the
girls are going to have a very en-
ioyable year.-Ethel Pearl Cross, g.
B-2.
The Spanish class is making very
rapid progress. The pupils have
learned a Spanish song. Malcolm
Mckenzie, Myrle Tinker and Mar
euerite Hurst are doing exception
ally fine work.
"Buenos noches Seniors, Seuoras
and Senoritas.
Coma eSta usted? Muy bien so?
Bueno bueno coma Ia paso un. Sin
move dad? Bueno bueno Gracias,
BuenoS noches.-Allyene Pyle, So.
Delightful readings selected from
books by Mark Twain were given
by the pupils in public speaking