Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-23

get dirty. Abraham Lincoln took
good care of his books and we want
to do the same.-Katherine Holt
No one in my class came Friday,
SO we opened our Valentine box
Monday. Everyone got a nice Val
entine. - Louis Vidrio, 1-B.
We are writing themes in English.
So far, we have written 10. The
most interesting one was Signs OF
Spring. Mary Demara.
Every week in our health club
girl or a boy reads a story from
| Adventure in Land O'Health.n I've
learned lots about health foods and
how good. milk is for everyone
Juanita Ruiz.
This week we nave had tests in
arithmetic, geography, English and
health. hope we made good marks
in them.-Annie Belle Mccoy, Fifth
grade items.
How To Stay Well
Eat plenty of fruit and vegetables
every day.
Stay well, if it is your will, you may
Clean your teeth both day and
night.
Drink plenty of milk, and stay in
the sunlight.
Let bacon, fish, ham, butter and
cream build bone and muscles
for you.
And you will feel much better, and
look much finer too.
-Urleene Wiley, 4th grade.
The sixth, seventh, and eighth
grades are giving a Valentine party
Friday night, February 20. The
Ieighth grade girls are to act as
hostesses. The party was planned
for last Friday but it was prevent
ed by the rain.-Arvella Newton,
9th grade.
Obed Miller has been elected to
act as student executive for our
Junior Olympic organization. We
haven't had much practice recent
ly because our grounds have been
so muddy. The mud has about all
dried now and next week we can
begin training again. - Herman
Graves, 9th grade.
Mckinney Sch0OI
Miss Hevener has left to take
Miss Remmen's place. We are sorry
to have her go. Miss Houseman is
taking Miss Hevener's class of PAS.
Miss Houseman's class was diVid-
ed up.
Mrs. Hoover has both the B and
A sections Of the second grade now.
Visitors to the Ia class this
last week were Mrs. L. B. Hess, Mrs.
p. S. Kerr and Mrs. Hall Melvin.
and Mrs. w. E. Roberts.
Mrs. Johnston visited the "a
class.
Mrs. Allinder and Mrs. Butler
were 3-A visitors last week
Mrs L. V. Hess, Mrs. w. E. Rob-
erts visited the 3-B and Alb room
Mrs. William Haywood visited the
"A class.
The 3-B 4-B children are proud
tc have the picture Mum Joi'
hang in their room this week. It
is the first time they have been
ahead Of the other rooms in bank
ing
The 3-B-4-B writing class tried
to make better figures. They had
a contest which was won by Mar
garet Morisette. Winners in the
preliminary contest in each row
we're: Walter Price, Joyce Sher-
wood, Lyle Hess. Carmen Vale, Ru-
dolph Rodriguez, Aiko Tokunaga,
Lloyd Massey and Jack kirkpatrick.
The second treatment for diph-
liberia immunization was given last
Wednesday, DR.. Apple and Miss
Landsberg were in charge.
Birthdays of Washington erd
Lincoln were celebrated THIS month
by work in the art classes and story
writing on the lives Of our presi
dents.
The IA class was far ahead last
week in saving accounts. They had
1928. The IA class was second.
We have a picture of George
Washington in our room His birth
day is on February 90. He was the
father of our country
Sato, ga.
We have a list of helpers on a
chart. My name is on the list. a
helper will study by himself A
helper Will keep MS desk clean,
helper is polite. A helper keeps
his hands off of other people
Doris Van Horn, 3-A.
Stories of la class:
Sunday is Washington birthday.
He was our first President He is
not living now. He lived long
time ago.-Dotsie Coulter, IA
Lincoln and Washington have
birthdays in the same month Lin
coins birthday comes first. 1t is
past Washington's birthday is
Sunday Jean Kerr, LA.
George Washington was our first
President. He always told the
truth. Everybody loved him,-Gil-
bert Melvin, IA.
W.