Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-06

gwen Il Slblldl aIlu away tlley WENT.
On-lookers saw a wave of children
covering every inch of space as fast
IS legs could carry them.
When the children found six eggs
they were to help some one who
did not yet have his allotment. The
eggs were all found, the bell rang
and every one made his way back
to school.
Wilson School
The Girl Reserves elected their
new president, Maybelle Kinnear,
last week at their meeting. - Mary
Ellen Greed, 8-A-3.
In sewing the girls are finishing
their sewing books. In them we
have many different stitches made
and an article written about each.
The covers are pretty. Some are
covered with oil cloth. and others
with plain print cloth. think
that by the time they are finished
We will have very attractive
group of books. - Mary Becker,
I-A-l.
The 8-B literature class was Civ
en- an assignment for the next pub
lie speaking period. 1t is a one to
three minute talk on some modern
invention or discovery. I am sure
it will be very interesting.
The 7-A-l class in art is having
lots of fun making dolls and dress
ing them. There are all kinds of
styles from evening wear TO house.
dresses. The room seems to be
transformed into fashion show
Roberta Barratt. 7-A-l.
Sunday We went up to Moreno
dam TO spend the day. On the way
across the desert We stopped to take
a picture of the desert in bloom.
Moreno is very pretty this time of
the year. 1t has very good duck,
dove, quail, and deer hunting. The
best fish are black bass. There is
much wild lilac near the camp
grounds and along the sides of the
hills. We had pleasant trip and
will go again when the fishing sea-
son is opened.-Mildred Roberts,
7-A-l.
The IA class made three maps
OF Europe. One was to show the
countries in Europe, another was to
show the important railroads, and
the third showed the oceans and
Seas.-Maxine King. PAL.
The eighth grades in arithmetic
are taking up lateral measures and
are finding area and volume of
spheres. After this we are going
to take up little algebra.-Phillis
Anderson, 8-A-1.
We wrote compositions on CONVEX
sation last Wednesday. Very hui
morouS ones were written by: Ethel
Cross, Myrle Tinker and Elizabeth
Meyer.-Allyene Pyle, 8-2.
The 8-2'S won in banking again.
There were so per cent of the class
who banked. We do not intend to
let the honor picture go out of our
door again this year.-Ethel Cross,
3D..
Everyone, pupils and teachers, is
happy. We have here with us Mar
cia Lee Cox and Iramae Hubbard.
The girls used to be students here
and were liked by every one. They
are attending the junior high school
at San Bernardino and are spend
ing the Easter vacation here. Mar
cia Lee is staying with. her aunt,
Mrs. NJ. o. King and Iramae with
her sister, Mrs. c.. I. Smith.
I went to Beaumont Sunday
March %. There were about 10000
people there, I guess. We were in
tertained by the Japanese girls who
were dressed in gay kimonas. These
girls had come from five different
countries. 1t was very interesting
to see them dance. In between acts
Miss Viola Honeda sang a solo and
Miss Yaneko IWato from San Diego.
did a toe dance. I do hope to &c
to Beaumont next year, again, to
see the cherry blossoms and the
girls dressed in gay kimonas.-Yae-
ko Kawabato, 3-B.
Isn't it embarrassing when you
ditch, and then your father comes
TO call on your teacher? Rather
embarrassing at school, but at
home??
Several pupils who were unneces-
sarily absent found this out.-Eliz-
abeth Tagg, 9-A-1.
49, NN- P~H4AS oEcGn44l5 C4dSS We
are working on a play. There are
to be five pupils in the play
Harold Duncan, 8-A-1.
The Spanish class is having n
good deal Of review. We had a re-
view test and found that the class
needed more drill in lenses. BY
the end Of the week I think we
will know more than we did a week
Mckenzie, 8-2.
The teacher is very pleased with
our work in English. In the test
there were seven 100s.-Billy Jones,
8-A-2.
In manual training Bruce Kelly
is making table and some of the I
other boys are making bird houses. !
Bibbie Thacker made very nice |
little bird-house for Miss Epler.-
Everett Thomas, 7-A-l.
We have new flags in our room, !
we have one of Ireland, Scotland, I
U. S. Jack, Mexico, Switzerland. 4
France, Italy, Great Britain, Aus |
tria, Hungary, Panama, Bulgaria, I
Russia, Poland, Cuba, Japan and /
Greece. 1t is quite interesting to .
have the flags of all countries but
the most interesting and best is
the flag Of the United States of |
Wagner, TAI.
These hot days may be called .
dog days" all right, for we certain /
ly do not want TO study. We would !
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