Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-27
Wilson School


The SAL class is taking up a new
part in history. II is about how
the United States acquired hei
foreign territories. We are findina
new way of studying by making
our questions and paragraphs
Ruby Schultz, BAL.
The children of Wilson enjoyed a
musical program week ago last
Thursday by the different pupils OF
the school. The program was as
follows: Wilson orchestra played
"Teamwork" by Ripple, and Even
Song" by DeLomatir; a piano sole
was played by Genevieve Hinderks:
the girls glee club sang Lullaby
and Summer Night" Betty Surface
played "Airc De Ballett," by Chami-
made; boys glee, Ranger Song
and Billy Moody, trumpet solo.
In the public speaking class, tbs
TAP class elected new officers
Those elected were Loretta Cum
ningham, president; William Hamil-
ton, vice president; Wade Mopin
secretary, and Homer Spear, SER
geant t-arms.-Vivian Whitehead
7A-2.
The S-B class in public speaking
elected new officers who are: Lee
Edgar. president; Helen Nakagawa
vice president; Billie Cowan, secre-
tary. and Randall Milner, sergeant
at-arms. We think these officers
will hold their offices very WE'LL
Ella Reams. 8B.
In spelling class, Sumika Yano is
the only student in Wilson that has
received five ones, so she has q
gold star. Some of us have four
so we are anxious to get our fifth
one to get our stars.-Bruce Kelley
7A-l.
In social studies the pupils OF
our school are drawing cartoons to
illustrate various classes of people
in Japan Many pupils brought Jap
anese articles to put on exhibition.
Ruth Riddle, I'll; Roy McCallun,
IL.
The 80 class won in banking
again. We had rs per cent. The
81 class has had the picture for
two weeks. but we hope to keep it
for the rest of the year.-Louise
Shaw, So.
Mckinley
We, Mckinley teachers wish to
express our appreciation for the in
terest shown by parents and friends
who took time to make visits to
our school. We had 252 visitors
during the visiting days. Mrs
Smiths Ia class won the picture
with SO visitors-a percentage OF
les.
The following classes made more
than 100 per cent: Mrs. Smith iG5
per cent, Miss Hedrick 100 per cent,
Miss Kavanaugh lot per cent.
The prize picture was brought to
the building Fridav morning. 1t is
Eventide by L. Bonamici and is q
very pretty picture.
Wednesday morning a group OF
"A pupils save Safety First play.
The chief characters were four life
guards, a motorcycle officer. a
traffic cop. a fireman, forest
ranger, Red Cross nurse and
members of the safety committee.
Mrs. Harris and pupils and sever
al mothers were present and en-
joyed it.
Miss Hevener helped the pupils
with their parts and costumes.
The play may be given again
next week.
Pauline Oswalt and Sally Con
Zales, "A.
Mckinley school had a record at
tendance this week. Wednesday six
classes had 100 per cent and the
nurse commented on our good at
tendance.
The PA class in Mrs. Hoover's
room received the banner, having
100 per cent all week
The 2-B and IA classes are max
ing health houses. They have learn
ed that to have strong, healthful
bodies they must eat healthful
foods. These foods are the building
materials used in their health
houses.
In the arithmetic class during
study period Mrs. Walker is giving
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