Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-02
Mckinley School

Is MutSO SUZUKI, we are gong u
tell stories every Friday afternoon
i-Mutsu Suzuki, IA.
There are nine teachers a. Me
Kinley school now. Miss Lois Cool
whose home is in Imperial has JUS
finished her training and has taker
the new LIB class Miss Cook spent
two years at Redlands and received
her degree at Santa Barbara.
! A week ago the kindergarten al
! Mckinley school moved from the
main building to the bungalow. Al
i though the bungalow was 4 very
plain place and some children re-
gretted the move. it is not that way
any more. There are lovely new
green curtains on the windows. pic
lures on the walls and plenty OF
room for all the interesting activ-
tiles that the kindergarten children
enjoy.
The 2-B children are making
small tiles of clay to be used as
paper weights. When the tiles are
thoroughly dry they are gong ia
paint and shellac them.
Dr.. Fox and assistants were at
Mckinley school Friday imrluniz-
ing children against diphtheria. A
large per cent Of the children en-
rolled received this treatment and
will be sure TO escape that danger
Gus disease, diphtheria. The treat
ment given Friday was the first of
two for each child, as another will
be given in three weeks. A number
of pre-school children are having
the immunization treatments along
with the older children.
Mrs. Edith Smith was unable to
take her class one day last week
Mrs. Rosalie Perkins substituted for
Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. E. }. Stevens who taught at
this school some time ago visited
last week with her littde daughter,
Bettylee Mrs Suzuki whose daugh-
ter. Mutsu. is in the IA. visited
school and brought beautiful cy-
cleman for Mutsu's teacher. Other
visitors last week were Mrs. w. E.
Roberts. Mrs. Lyle Hess, Mrs. c.
w. Maitland. Mrs. w. H. Daniels,
Mrs. E. f. Briggs, and Mrs. Flor
ence De Vote.
Thrifty little people who started
new bank accounts last week were
Dorothy Mae Jones, l-B, Doris
Jean Criss, 3-B, Edgar Huckleber-
~, IA, and Arlin Burch, IA.
The 4-A class Won the banner
i for a week of perfect attendance.
Harding School
Ny little dog has curly tail. i
hangs up over his back. He is very
proud of it. When ever a dog comes
around he is too proud of his tai
to fight.-Margaret Mae Black. 4B
In our room we are studying
about China. The teacher told Us
that when it is day here it is night
over there. They wear pajamaS
in the daytime instead of at night
like we do.-Rosa Lopez, 4B.
| We were walking in a museum.
| turned around and saw a gorilla
was so scared the hair on my
head stood straight up.-Donalc
Rose. 3A.
My brother has puppy. Hi
name is "Tippy" Tippy is Away
wagging his tail. Mother says h
should be named "Wag. ."-Marilyi
Harmon, 3A.
My grandmother had the cradl
that my daddy was rocked in Whel
he was a badly. He is 80 years oil
now. I got in it and it broke t
pieces. I tried to fix it but
! couldn tack Lenz 3A.
Wilson School
The 3B literature class for tn
past week has had two very inter
/ esting assignments. These Wer
impromptu and extemporaneou
speeches. Both certainly hold one
interest.-Rosemary Madden, 8B.
Wednesday morning in the 81
English room one of our prett
goldfish died. The fish was sic
and we put him in a different bow
to see if he would live, but he didn
and we were very sorry.-Jerr
Buth-3B.
In the 0-B English class we hav
an honor row. The first three pee
pie in the row have the higheS
average in the room for that Weei
The lucky ones this week are Hele
Nakagawa, Jack Jones and Naon
Woodbury.. - Mary DeLongchaml
SB.
In literature the seventh grad
pupils are telling Greek, Roma
and Morse myths. There are man
peculiar names which we are learn
ing to pronounce.-Juanima Jerni
gan, TAP.
Bernice BridgerS brought Mr.:
Walker a very pretty bouquet o
sweet peas. These were the frs
ones of the season from her gar
den.-Marguerite Yeary, TAP.
Health posters Of all sizes ant
designs may be seen in the ar
room. Some will be on display a
the county fair, and prize will b
awarded TO the best one.-Ad;
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