Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-17
Interesting Items Of News
Written For The Press By
Ell Centre School Pupils

entro School Pupils
fed him some nice, warm milk
| Wilson Couch. 6-A-l.
The 5-A-2's are having partners
and are telling each other how to
find different places without point
| ing. Each one goes to the front of
the room and asks the other to di-
rect them TO the Barbara Worth.
or the post office, or Press office.
/ Then the partner on the team triei
10 make directions clear-Evelyn
Combs, 5-A-2.
In our school room there is pic
| ture of q river with trees bordering
lit. The water is blue. 1t looks
as if someone had spilled blue paint
on it. Many boys would think it
| JOY to swim there-Jesus Dorame,
6-B.
All children in Lincoln school
,have written Il theme q day for IA
days. We are allowed four sentenc-
es at the most, and three at the
least. Our subjects have been such
as Our Flag, Forests, "Tobac-
CO., Safety First, THE Grass
hopper, and Weeds" Katherine
Clements, 6-A-l.
Wilson School
The schools in Mexico City are
very different from the schools
here. They all talk at one time to
assure the teacher that they are
studying. I spent one month in
Mexico City visiting the places OF
linterest.-Kenneth Kenyon, 3-B.
The people at the fair Monday
might were entertained with an
hours program given by the child
rem of Ell Centro schools under the
direction of Mrs. Remele. The Or
chestra started the evenings per-
formance with a lively march. The
girls glee club, ukelee chorus, and
boys glee club gave several popular
numbers. An enjoyable feature of
the program was furnished by the
Lincoln harmonica band. The Will
son school song, played by the or
chestra, ended the program.-Bett
Surface, SAP.
We have new reading books for
literature by Charles and Mary
Lamb. They have taken these
stories from poems for the elders
and made stories for children. The
title is Tales from Shakespeare :"
Mildred Bernard, TAP.
We have been studying about
Europe III social studies. Thursday
we were read a story about taking
ia journey 10 England.-Mary Kath-
crime Horton, 7-2.
In special art. some of the girls
are making blotterS out of small
piece OF oil cloth painted with oil
lpaints. They are going to be very
pretty we think.-Kathryn Sur
face, 7-B.
About three months ago I started
on a journey. I first went to Phoe-
|
there. From there I went 10 the
San Joaquin Valley and visited
many cities around there. am
now back in FL Centro. One thing
regret is that l did not see any
snow, but l am very happy to see
my classmates again. - Juanita
Fisher, 7-B.
In sewing We are making paja-
Imas. We think it is a very inter
esting project.-Eugenia Maej, 8-B.
The Girl Reserves are going to
start handicraft soon. We intend to
make arm bracelets of silver under
the direction OF Miss Patterson
Ethel Danenberg, BAL.
February u was Abraham Lin
coins birthday and it certainly was
a rainy day. We had the hardest
rain this year. Only a few pupils
came to school.-Flora Sato, 7-A-l.
ln The boys of Wilson school are
getting new apparatus for the play
ground. Among the most interest
ing are the punching bag and chin
ming bar.-Roy McCollum, 7-A-l.
Virginia Cosby brought some very
bright colored peach blossoms to
Miss Oakley. These are the first
we have had in school. They bright
EN- the room up so much.-Kathryn
j. Henderson, 7-A-2.
Mrs. Remele is having the music
classes make music books" We
are to put pictures OF the various
instruments and lessons we have
had in them. Our assignment is to
bring interesting radio programs to
class We are to have the day, sta
tion and hour it is to be given
Virginia Cosby, TAP.
In literature we had a spell down
The words were very easy but
catchy-Mildred Roberts, TAI.
fSybil Shipp took charge OF the
news items, as Robert Barratt was
absent.-Maxine King, 7-A-l.
One Of the pupils of Wilson school
went to the library the other eve
ming TO study his history. He laid
down his book and went away for
q minute When he returned q