Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-06

ITEMS OF CURRENT INTEREST
FROM FL CENTRO SCHOOLS
Lincoln School


Lincoln School
Before visitors week the 5A2's
worked very hard on pantomimes
which they gave for the visitors
during that week. Friday after
noon we had so many visitors that
we gave the pantomimes three
times, but we didn't mind it at all.
must tell you we also won the pic
ture for our school. On the follow
ing Monday we gave our pantomimes
before all the students of Lincoln
school.
Last week was visitors week.
The room that had the highest per-
centage in the number of visitors
received lovely picture TO hang In
their room. OF course every room
in the school was working very hard
for the picture. Our room, the
5A2s' won the picture. We are very
proud of this for now we have two
pictures. We won the other one by
selling tickets for the art exhibit at
the Wilson school, several weeks
ago.
Monday afternon We went to VIII
son school to hear the orchestra
from the University of Southern
California. Several selections were
played and we enjoyed every one
of them.
The 5A2 room ranked highest in
banking again this week. We had
the most depositors and the largest
amount of money deposited i'll any
of the rooms in Lincoln school. We
like to feel we are learning to save
regularly.
Editor in chief, Clella Crosman;
assistant editors, Katherine Glenn
ents. Gwendolyn CHM, Barbara Ruth
Horton, Blanche Grant, Mary Val
encia.
Wilson School
Monday, April 2S, we had an
eclipse of the sun. 1t was Il very
interesting sight Mr.. Davies, our
principal, gave all the pupils smok-
ed glass, through which to look at
it. = Mary Ellen Creed, TAB.
The 7A3's are still keeping their
record in banking. We have won
the picture this week again. The
Sth grade will have TO work hard
to beat the 7th grade.-Phyllis An
derson, 7A3.
Miss Clay, our art teacher, has
come back after being seriously ill
for quite a lone time.-Keith Mil
ner, SA2.
The University of Southern Cal
ifornia's orchestra entertained us
Monday, April %, with music. The
orchestra played the most beautiful
selections. The same night the
Girls glee club sang at the high
school. Goddard, 7A3.
Last Wednesday the Wilson
school glee clubs sang over KXO.
The numbers they sang are as fol-
lows: "The Feast of the Lanterns"
"A Maid of Japan" and "Tiptoe
Through the ulips".-Margaret
Bulish. SAB.
In English, last Thursday, we
gave n talk on a nocean voyage
that we would like to take. Some
of the pupils gave very interesting
peeches.-Marvel Mazda, SAP.
On May 16 the eighth grades
viii have their constitution test. Ev-
elyone is studying very hard and
Mrs. Garrick is helping US as much
as possible.-Ella Williams, SA2.
The Coca Cola company very
kindly gave Mrs. Smith pictures
on "The World of Nature" We are
giving reports on the different pie
lures this week in hygiene.-Fern
Denham, SAP.
This week in dramatics the pupils
are working on pantomimes. The
first pantomimes were individual,
and the second were given by two
or three people working together.
The pantOmimes were enjoyed by
all of the pupils.-Evelyn Sehumm,
SA2
The compositions on "Why Faith
and Mother Should Own Our
Home" were turned in to the cham
Der of commerce to see who gets
the first seven prizes. Many com
poritions went in. We are waiting
until they announce the winners
Agnes Pennington, SAP.