Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-12
MCKINLEY SCHOOL

MCKINLEY SCHOOL
Don't fail to attend the join pro-
gram to be given in the Wilson
school auditorium next Thursday
evening. The entertainment will be
given for the purpose of raising
money to help care for the un-
fortunate people in our commun-
ity.
Our Mckinley kindergarten
children win have part on the
program. Their band is finer
than ever this year. The children
will also sing songs and do two
folk dances. Four children will
play piano solos and a little girl
will play the xylophone. We have
a fine little radio announcer for
the master of ceremonies.
Some first and second grade
pupils will sing some Mother
Goose songs.
Last Thursday our class made
100 per cent in the care of our
teeth. We have talked much about
brushing the teeth and hope to
nave a perfect mark every day
Betty Cook. Alb.
The 3-B class of Mckinley school
has very pretty new picture. II
has windmill. some trees and
two horses pulling a cart, with a
man walking by the side of it. The
name of the picture is Autumn
Glow"-Gordon Gum, 3-B.
The BIB class of Mckinley school
is going to try to do these things
during the year of 1881: We are
going to work quietly. We are go
ing to work hard. We are not go
ing to waste time. We are going to
keep the health laws. We are go
ing to keep the safety rules. We
are going to help each other do
these things.-3-B Glass.
Nine LIB children came into our
4-B room to show their writing.
Their work was large and slant
ing. They have progressed very
fast considering they've had paper
only a few days.
The next day four 1-B pupils
came to read for us. Each read
one story. We voted them fine
leaders. They were Dorothy Coul-
ter. Rhoda Mae Roberts. Mariko
Matsumoto. and Billy Hess.-El-
rose Maquar, Abb.
played hide-and-seek with
girl. / went to hide behind tree.
When she came after me she fell
in the mud.-Misao Nagai, ga.
We made pretty spelling books
yesterday. They had pretty de-
signs on them. Some of us made
triangle designs.-Barbara Plemons,
2-B.
Miss Hevener made book to
keep our reading records. When
you miss a word she will put the
word you missed by your name.
When you read without missing a
word you get an E.-Ortha Console,
2-B.
We have a new fern in Our room.
Miss Hevener brought 1t from San
Diego. I think it is pretty.-Billy
2-B.
We have a new Japanese picture
In our room. Roy brought it. Stone
brought a Japanese calendar but il
was so long that we couldn't hang
it.-Jiro MGyedo, 2-B.
Frances and / were playing hide
and-seek. Frances was it. While
was running I stumbled over a
brick and fell into a puddle of
water.-Lloyd Massey, IA.
/ made a little cake for mother
and daddy. Mother did not like
It but daddy did.-Marjorie Ash
ley. IA.
There is a park right across the
street from my house. There are
lings, four acting bars and a swing
IN it. I play on the rings most
of the time.-Doris Jean Criss, IA.
Mesdames Gertrude Rinehart, E.
T.. Massey, w. J. Strickland, and
Mr.. H. K. Ohta were recent visit
ors at Mckinley.
Ruth Woods and David Butter
worth. 2-B; Clara Pullenza, 1-B,
and Henry Crumley. kindergarten.
have joined the ranks of the
thrifty pupils by openings savings
accounts.
The 2.As are glad to have Sher-
man Rinehart. who has been living
in San Diego since October. CONE