Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-17

Alter weeks OF lndec1Sion, the j.
c. has chosen j. NJ. Barrie's Quail
ity Street" for the ]. C. play this
year. Quality Street, a period
Play, is much heavier than any
play hitherto attempted by either
the high school or the junior COL
lege. The cast is being chosen
this week under the supervision of
Mrs. Thelma T. Ray who is the
director for the play.
When the Central girls meet CAL
exico girls on the indoor field next
Friday afternoon, they will play
the last girls interschool competi-
tive game. Old-timers on the local
girls squad are feeling a little de-
pressed as Central must win this
last game to keep a clear record.
After the game, the Central girls
are entertaining the Calexico and
Holtville indoor teams with a sup
per served by the hostesses in the
home economies building at Cen
tral. After supper the girls will
attend the Calexico-Central game
TO be played here Friday night.
Florence Hess, editor in chief of
La Solana'', wishes to inform SEN
iors that they may use their last
years annual picture cuts for their
pictures this year.
Rollie Clark addressed the F. r.
A. Tuesday morning on the sub
ject why I Am a Farmer. AL
though this lecture was only a
short one, Mr.. Clark gave a very
interesting resume of his activi-
ties. He left with Paul Thornton,
local agriculture instructor,
book ''The First Decade" which is
history of the first 10 years in
Imperial Valley. Only $50 volumes
of this book were published, and
Mr.. Clark has one of the few that
remain in the valley.
Paul Thornton made the follow
ing summary of the agriculture
projects up to date: two boys have
a total of 19 bee hives; two boys
have eight dairy heifers; one boy
has three milking heifers; four
boys are beginning a project of
10 purebred, registered Duroc Jer-
sey sows and one grade SOW; 18
boys are brooding 1900 baby chicks
which they will sell for fryers next
spring; six boys are raising a total
Of IL acres of tomatoes, and 2A
acres of squash.
Members of Dean Frank I.
Shepherds geology class left last
Saturday morning for a field trip
to the oyster beds out near Dixie
land. The students left about
seven in the morning and returned
the same afternoon about three.
"Rabian Rassle" was the name
given the j. G. dance of last Sat-
urday night. The high school gym
was cleverly decorated to represent
a wrestling arena, and posters,
dance programs, and bulletin
boards carried out this motif
Central high school and Brawley
j. c. were invited to the dance.
Earl Ritter, j. c. student body
president, appointed committee
to arrange for assembly programs
for the j. G. assemblies. The
president also appointed a COM
mittee to inquire and make ar
rangements for a j. C. ditch day.
Howard FarnsWorth addressed
the F. F. A. recently on the sub
ject "Dairying" Special emphasis
was placed on the production of
sanitary milk.
Girls in the A. w. S. are plan
ming horseback ride for Thurs
day evening Signs have been
placed on the bulletin board, and
the girls who plan to attend have
been signing up.
Friday, November l8, marks the
end of the first quarter of the
school year. The high school
grades for this quarter will be per-
naanently recorded in the office
The junior college grades will not
be recorded and serve only as an
indication of the students stand
ing at mid-senester. These grades
will not be averaged with the Sc
nester grades.
Coach Evalena Moore, girls ath-
letic instructor, is planning to at
tend the Girls Athletic Federation
meeting TO be held this weekend
at the John Muir high school in
Pasadena. If transportation can
be procured, three delegates chos-