Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-16
Lincoln School

Hot Dogi" That is what the
honor banking picture, Check and
Double Check" is, since 1t came up
stairs again to our room. 1t had
quite a visit in the sixth grade, but
we hope it stays in our 5A-2 room
Tor a long time now. Eighty per
cent of our room banked this week.
Are we good investors? We think
Society Jane DeLongchamp, 5A-2
Miss Hevener has made big
change since she came TO our room.
The children bring flowers and
plants without any trouble when
she asks. We have lily plant, cac-
tus garden, tulip plant. sweet peas
and other lovely plants. The most
interesting plant has a Japanese
name which I do not know how to
spell.-Eyelyn Crook, 6A-2.
Today Ernest Yingling brought a
new harmonica to school. 1t was a
Spanish harmonica. He is very
good player. When he began to
play this new one the children
crowded around him like bees would
if you were stealing their honey
Le Roy Inmar, 6B-l.
In dramaucs we are telling how
to make things. l am going to
tell how to make cocoanut fudge.
So far, we have had only three talks,
but they have all being interesting.
Last week three children from
Mrs. Griffin's room went to every
class in Lincoln school. One pupil
told us the origin of Arbor day, an
other recited Joyce kilmer's poem
Trees" and the third gave us this
sentence to think about: One tree
will make a million matches, but
one match will destroy a whole
forest of trees. Mildred, 6-B.
We receive safety posters each
month from the Automobile Club of
Southern California. The poster
this month is titled Just Another
Beggar." 1t is the picture of boy
begging a ride in the highways
Dean Madden, 6A2.
The girls physical education group
have been nicely arranged by the
teachers. Each group has differ
ent teacher, and plays q different
game every day in the week. I be-
lieve every girl enjoys physical ed
ucation this way-Harriett Bibbins,
CAL
Harding School
I went to town and bought a new
gown,
Then I came home and put it on.
NTnt1or.
And pleased my Brother.-Marilyn
Harmon, 3A.
This morning I got up to see the
sun rise. I put on my coat to go
outside. The colors were bright and
pretty-Rosie Fiore, 3A.
Three years ago my brother and
l found an old boat on the river,
We padded it to the middle of the
river. Then it began to leak. l
couldn't swim, SO my brother helped
me get hack-Sol Rowlette, 3A.
Wilson School
During the 8A-2 music period last
week We had a contest. There were
two sides. Bill Thackery was cap
tain for one side and Sanford Sato
the other captain. Mrs. Remele
played different records on the vic
trola and we were to guess them.
Sanford Sato's side won.-Lorena
Cass, 3A-2.
IN music we studied about Johann
Bach, George Handel. Joseph Hay
den and Wolfgang Mozart. Bach
was a German born in 1885 and died
in 1850. Handel was a German also
and born in 1855 but died in 1853.
Hayden was an Austrian, born in
1882 and died in 1909 Mozart was
also an Austrian born in 1855 and
died in 1871. I think this was \
very interesting music lesSon.-Mar-
shall Wolinsky, 7A-2.
The TAP class elected new Off
GERS Tuesday. The new officers
took the place of the old ones for
the rest of the year. Those having
offices now are: Leslie Reynolds,
president; Raymond Brown, vice.
president; Marguerite Yeary, secre-
tary; and Homer Spears, sargeant-
t-arms.-Vivian Whitehead, TAP.
In the public speaking class we
EOlAlS W ltNliC Oli iolo HiiSNo
of the globe. We are travelling from
New York in the battleship U. S.
S. Holland to visit the British Isles,
France, Germany, Italy. Greece,
through the Suez Canal, to India,
China and Japan.-Sanford Safe,
9A-2.
In 7B public speaking we are
111 i'm fliFfnrntNt mo- n
nounce the letters Of the alphabet
and how to mark them. This will
help rs to pronounce our words
more istinctly-Juanita Fisher, 7B.
In literature we have been writ
ing themes. So far we have 13 writ
ten. Everyone is improving in this
written work.-Erma Hayward, 7B.
Our shop teacher has recently re-
ceived a large shipment OF balsa
wood. AS the boys have been want
ing this very badly; you can imag-
inc how quickly it Went-Rex Ri
chards, 8B.
In spelling our teacher moved the
lower grade pupils to the east side
OF the room, SO they would give bet
ter attention. The pupils having
higher grades sit on the west side
Crispen Verdugo, 7B.
Last week we had an assembly.
Mrs. Lingo introduced Mr.. and
Mrs. Scoville and Mr.. Farris. Mrs.
Scoville sang a couple OF songs
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