Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-26

allQ NILS. Mills Sdl2S OIlt SOllS, dllQ
whistled a selection. Then Mr..
Mills alone entertained the stud
ents by slight OF hand tricks. and
by playing several selections on
musical saw. Rev. Harwood spoke
briefly.
"On Central, high school bat
tie song was played by the orches-
ira to pep up the students for
a real rally. Not only was the Braw-
ley game championship one, but
it also closed the local season. With
this in mind the Spartans yelled
their loudest and sang their best.
wild Cats" a song dedicated to
the Thanksgiving opponents, was
sung several times by the group
After an exceptionally spirited as
sembly, the pupils adjourned to
their classes to dream of the i'm
pending game.
Many of the teachers left this
weekend for their homes in or
around Los Angeles or San Diego.
Ross Crane of the Sunland dairy
addressed the F. F. A Tuesday
morning on The Future for the
Trained AgriculturiSt" In his
speech, Mr.. Crane stressed the i'm
portance of an education and en-
couraged the boys to continue in
agricultural work. Crane also spoke
of the necessity of producing SAN
itary milk and the avoidance of dis
ease in cows.
AS has been previously announ-
ced, the chosen few of the F. F. A.
have journeyed to Los Angeles this
weekend for the F. F. A. confer
ence and the Great Western live
stock show. As Ralph Adams was
unable to attend, Eugene Schoffner
was sent in his place.
Mrs Erma Keller, adviser Of the
California Schc .arship Federation,
entertained the society at her home
on Hamilton. Games were played.
George Mann won a Peter Rab-
bit story book and Florence Hess,
toy chicken. Ice cream and cake
were served at the close OF the
evening.
Kathryn Jones, Pauline Iler, Ruth
Grafton, Betty Ryerson, Velma
Claypool, and Mildred Hopper COM
pose the newly chosen girls double
trio.
The Nativity" a Christmas carol
service, by Stanley Effinger, is TO
be given Sunday, December 10, by
the nigh school Girl Reserves. Miss
Lucille Krause of the music de-
partment is to have charge Of the
singing. and Mr. The'";a T Rays
art cla&553 49, posing tt scenery.
Th.- service : {. b Qa!tc di--erent
/ from anything that the Girl Re-
serves have ever attempted and
everything IS being done TO assure
the success OF the program.
Since the requirement for men,
/ berShip on the Scholarship FEEDER
alton is three AS and one B, very
few students belong. Those who are
members for the first semester are
Nunson Dowd Rudolph Furbass,
Florence Hess, Mary Frances Hop
pin. Albert jenkins, Charles Jen-
ney, Bill Jones, Yoshiko Kubota,
Margaret Loud, Richard MadduX,
Leo Maiden, Ethel Malan, George
Mann, Malcolm Mckenzie, Eliza
beth Meyer, Ralph Priddy. David
/ Ryerson; Sanford Sato, Betty Sur
face, Elizobeth Tagg, Betty Up
holt Mary Yada and Marie Yu-
kawa.
These who take printing are hay
ing ample opportunity TO display
the knowledge they have acquired
as typesetters. Nearly everyone in
high school is trying TO make
friends with some one in print
shop so that Christmas cards will
be printed for almost nothing.
Mrs. Evelyn Powers, registrar OF
the high school, took office as
worthy matron Of the Imperial
chapter Of the Eastern Star in an
impressive installation service, last
/ Monday. The art department Of the
high school made the stars Of the
synbolical green, yellow, red, white
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