Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-08
BY ROBERTA FERGUSON
Press Staff COrresnnndent

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dent at Central emerged clutching
his cards in his hand Many diff
ferent expressions were seen on the
Centralites' faces as they sought
seclusion to look at their cards.
These cards issued Monday are the
preliminary grades for the third
quarter.
Examinations are being made
among the Jaycee girls who are
trying out for the tennis team.
Mrs. Evalena Moore is in charge
of the preliminary playoffs. 1t is
expected that the team will be
chosen by the end of the week.
Junior college men have been
working very hard out on the track
field to prepare for the meet which
is to be held with Brawley on
Tuesday afternoon. There is some
good material for j, C. team this
year
An interesting program has been
worked out for the cooking class
activities. On Tuesday, the girls
will begin a series of luncheonS
Two girls will serve luncheon to
two other girls. Two groups will
plan, cook and serve luncheon each
day until all the members of the
class have had a chance to show
their skill as hostesses.
Belts, very cleverly folded, are
being made of cellophane by the
girls in the first year sewing
classes. Some good looking dress
belts have been made by the girls
in the class
A list of impressive looking
topics, such as Judicial Reform in
California" 1.-The Colonial Policy
of the United States and THE
Philippine Question" has been put
up in the political science class
room. Each student in the class
signs for subject and starts work
on a 3000-word paper.
Two more interesting programs
were given in the advanced Span
ish classes last Friday. The pro"
grams are form of socialized reci-
tationS and are reward for being
bright enough to stay in the ad-
vanced classes. Two students arc
responsible for each program.
Without any help at all from the
teacher, Mrs. Lucille Miller, the
students plan games, reports,
grammar drills or anything in
structive or any project with which
the rest of the class can CO.
operate. Last Friday, Helena
Venfrido and Rosalie Labrucherie
had charge in the fourth period
class, and Ruth Conon and Edythe
Mordak in the first period class.
All members Of the FLA. lis
tened in on the international
broadcast program which was given
by the Future Farmers of America,
on Friday.
The A and B cattle Judging and
livestock Judging teams plan to go
to Perris later this month to COM
pete in the judging contests to be
held there.
Earl Green, a student in the ag-
riculture class, has bought $50
baby chicks to raise as prof.
ect in his department work at Cen
tral. The incubators are not being
used any longer in the agricul-
ture department. because the price
of chicks is so low now that it is
cheaper to buy them.
In the latter part of this week,
each of the history w classes will
hold a session of congress, SO they
will understand more clearly just
how the legislative work of The ma
ton is carried on.
Crayfish are the fascinating SUBJ
jects of the Junior college biology
class carving right now. The class
may be seen intently struggling
with claws. eyes and nervous syS-
TENS under the microscope.
Plans are going forward on the
j. c. cord and cotton frolic,"
scheduled for March 18. Chairmen