Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-09
My name is is Hoyle.
I never play with dirty oil.

hear the old one. 1t makes such a
loud noise that you can hear it all
around the school building.
1t goes like this Kr-r-rl It
| sounds just like my fathers horn.
1t is so funny whe; it rings. You
ought to hear it sometime. I was
up so high in the swing that 1 al
most fell out when I heard it the
first time.
When it blows we come in. Then
we have spelling and that is fine.
Bobby Neel, Cecil Cross, Jewell
Matthews and Paul Fabares, 3-B.
We have a new reading chart.
I'll tell you how we do. When you
don't read we'll your name is at the
bottom. When you read well it goes
to the top. am on the second
line.-Leonard Price, 3-B.
The 3-B's used their pencils six
weeks. Now we have new ones. 1
like our new pencils. The erasers
feel funny because we haven't had
big erasers for a long time.-Ed-
ward Malan, 3-B-f.
We have a new spelling chart.
The people that get ones in SPELL
ing have their name at the top.
Their papers are put on the bulle-
tin board. Today I had a one in
spelling so my paper is on the bull
letin board.-Billie Shockley, BIB.
We are ahead in banking this
week. We have won the pictures
every week except one. Mrs. Hoov-
er's room won that time.
The picture shows three Indians.
One is making a war bonnet. One
is playing on a tom-tom. One is
smoking a peace pipe.-Bebe Combs,
3-B-1.
We have a newspaper that We
like very much. We like to read
1t best of all. 1t tells about the
George Washington bridge, the Red
Cross, and harvest home in New
York.-Betty Ballew, 3-B.
We have a new clock in our room
like our clock 1t ticks so we
can hear it. The teacher knows
and tells us what time it is when
We go to wash our hands. We
wash before We eat lunch. - Gloria
Maddox, 3-B-1.
We have some new saftey first
posters. One says "A Perilous
Practice The other one says
Crossing the Danger Line" The
boy crossing the danger line is run
ming into the street for his ball. A
car is there too, about to run over
him. I fear this is his finish
Lew Jene Dunning, 3-B-1.
The third grade children in Miss
Kavanaugh's room have a new
chart. All of those who are Good
Workers keep their names in the
list all Gay. Anyone who isn't
good worker feels very bad when
his name comes off the list. To be
Good Worker" one must do
the following things-work quietly,
follow directions quickly, and try
his best.-3-B-2.
Monday Mrs. Wolfe came in to
give us art. We made paper hold
ers. We made them to put all of
our papers in. I am glad we made
them because I had lot of papers
to put into mine.-Betty Frost, d
B-2.
We had a meeting outside on the
grass. We were initiated in Good
Citizens League. After we were in
itiated we got our Child Life but
tons. Every thing we do to make
things better we get points for it.
Donald McGrew. ABB.
What came first the hen or the
egg? 1t couldn't have been the
hen because it had to come out of
an egg. 1t couldn't have been the
egg because the hen had to lay
the egg Oh, what a puzzle!-Phoe-
be Gruwell.
Our play that we had turned out
very well. The kindergarten sang
Halloween song. The third grade
sang Pussy Cat" After that we
got some gingerbread men. Alto
gether we had good time.-Lenore
Hawley, ABB.
This morning the teacher brought
US a Safety Bulletin. The Auto
mobile Club of Southern California
sent 1t.
We must mind the safety rules.
If we don't want TO get killed we
must be good citizens. Our teach
er sent away for some safety but
tons.-Belia Thomas, 4-B-2.
Bill Allen and I are going camp
ing. We are going to the water
works and catch some fish. Then
we will go to the brick yard and
make a fire. We will fry the fish.
Then we will eat them. - James
Summerhill. ABB.
We have two dogs. One is
mother dog. The other one is
father dog. Yesterday night the
mother dog had four little baby
puppies. She dug a hole under the
house. She keeps her babies in
the hole. When the babies are fast
asleep she leaves the hole. When
the babies begin TO cry she runs
into the hole. She takes good care
of her babies-Yoshie Oban, 4-B-2.
One time I went for a ride in an
airplane all over Los Angeles. When
looked down at the houses they
looked like little spots-Herrick
Ward, 4-B-2.