Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-30

nave SIdIItQ OH lDtI OTeSStS.
Others hope to start theirs soon.---
Sybil Shipp. IA.
In the literature room, we have
substitute teacher We all like her
very much. She read us a story
about girl called Molly, who was
called a mermaid She worked in
the ocean gathering sea weed for
fertilizer. 1t was very fascinating
story.-Roberta Barratt, TAI.
On the play grounds most of the
girls play ball. but some of the boys
play tennis and ping pong or punch
the punching bag.-Clarence ling
helm, IA.
In arithmetic the 7A-1 class has
been studying very hard. We never
dreamed we had to learn to do
arithmetic before we could be
Rapson, 7A-1.
In literature the 7A-2 class has
read Romeo and Juliet" and King
Lear" They were very interesting
and we hope we shall start another
story this Observation-Disclosures Jer-
nigan, 7A-2
The TAPS just finished their
April issue of the Wilson Monthly.
They dedicated 1t to Mrs. Eva Wal
ker, their home room teacher. The
cover had an exciting picture on 1t.
1t was bear clawing fish in shallow
water.-Marshall Wolinsky. 7A-2.
Summer is coming and most OF us
arc glad, because we have the most
fun swimming, playing. and some
Of the pupils will work. The mothers
will be glad, for they do not have
to pack any more lunches.-Tom
Nishimoto, 7A-l.
Mckinley School
Mrs. Ned Smith visited the "a and
5A grades last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson visited the 3A grade. The
lB class enjoyed short visits from
Mrs. John Bohigian, Mrs. Majorie
Moore and Mrs. Dorothy Jones.
Geraldine Seiber has shown more
Improvement in spelling than any
other 4B during the past two weeks.
Bennie Derrick, who has been at
tending school in Imperial, has
come to live with his sister. Mrs.
Moore, during his mothers illness.
Bennie is in the "a.
Eleanor Frederick, former pupil
in Miss Hedericks' room, visited Nc
Kinley school all day Friday.
Buck Black, who formerly attend
ed Mckinley, is enrolled in the lB
grade again.
Frances Wong is leaving McKin-
ley and plans to attend the fB class
at Harding.
The lB class is planning to make
| a new spring border of squirrels Tor
tAs assss ssssles sssS' Sssxi "A. and soye. "
wood have pe.fe5t--tt tsi'if II ssscf
having deposited in their school
savings accounts every week during
the school year.
Alma De La Vega, 4A. has opened
a new savings account since coming
to Mckinley.
Friday, Dorothy Boyer and Philip
knights made talk about our
health poster. The poster showed a
little boy and girl, also fairy, who
Philip said, was Professor Health.
The poster had nine cartoons, each
one showing health rule. We
thought they did very good work.
Sally Gonzales, Alb.
We had turtle in our room yes
terday. He had shell on his back
for house. He walked all around
the room. Mary McAllum, "a.
My dogs name is Tricks. I
taught him many tricks. He likes
to play ball-Alberta Lorenson, ga.
Howler. my pet monkey, and I
went to the pet shop. Howler pulled
one of the tortoises' tails. He tried
to pull the rabbits ear.-Murray
Boxter, ga.
Lincoln School
. We have a good citizens chart In
I our room. If we talk when we are
not supposed to, our names are
! taken off the roll. The ones in Our
room who have never had their
names taken off are Floyd, Billy.
| Daniel, Angela, Walter, Norman,
Mildred, Carmen, Helen, Beulah,
Caroline, and I.-Gladys Strange,
5-B-2.
The Says of Lincoln school are
again in first place for percentage
of bankers. From the Bank Of
America comes the report that our
room has a larger and more reg
ular group depositing than any
school from which the Bank of AM
erica gets school accounts. Aren't
we proud? - Betty Jane, Shirley
and Dorothy, 5-A-2's.
We have a nature study test al
most every day. don't like these
tests because they are always about
something / don't know. This time
they were mostly about robins. I
think the world would be better off
if we didn't have tests.--Catherine
Clements, 6-A-l.
Mrs. Griffin is reading a very
interesting book to us. The name
of it is, "a Boy Scout in the Grizz-
ly Country. The Boy Scout was
Dick Douglas Jr., and the Grizzly
Country was Alaska. This boy
went there to take pictures OF the
big grizzly bears-Virginia Tackett,
SAL.
l don't think ii is fair to let the
girls have the best side of the play
ground. The boys have nothing
but dirt. while the girls have the
lawn. The boys ought to have some
grass to wrestle on.--John. 5-A-i.
We are reading about famous
people. Our room has read about
Luther Burbank, and Jacob Riis.
The next one we are 10 read about
is Louise Alcott. / like TO read