Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-17
ACTIVITIES AT CENTRAL UNION

Finals for the Imperial county
oratorical contest will be held in
Calexico Friday, April 81. Centrals
representative was chosen IN Thurs
days assembly when those who had
passed the preliminary contest spoke
before the combined high school
and junior college student bodies.
Sanford Sato received first place,
and Elbert Berry second. The VIM
ming speech was entitled youth
Speaks. Sanford was judged on
his superior delivery. Others who
spoke were Alice Waterman, Verla
Doxey, and Carl Sato.
In addition to the oratorical con-
test letters were presented to var
ious teams. Ebert Berry, president
of the high school, awarded letters
to the track team, classes A, B and
C; to the basketball, classes A and
C. Also. the president awarded the
G.. A. A. shields to the girls OF this
organization.
The Grossmont baseball team
spent this week on baseball tour
of Imperial and Yuma valleys.
Monday afternoon the team played
Brawley; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Yuma; and Thursday, Central. The
Central game was tie until the
| last few innings when the local
| boys managed an extra score on the
coast team, making the final score
6-5 in favor of Ell Centro.
Although the Varsity G club has
been comparatively inactive during
the past few weeks, the club still
plans to have the athletic day in
April or May.
! In Thursdays assembly debate
emblems we're awarded to Ebert
Berry. two year debate man; John
Couch, John King, and Bob Child
lers.
Laurence Hartzog, athletic man.
ager of the junior college, challeng-
ed the high school to baseball
game with the J. G. for next Thurs
day. The high school eagerly ac-
cepted the challenge.
Juniors have chosen May 10 as
the date for their formal junior
senior banquet. Miss Nettie Bay
ley was chosen to assist the juniors
Program, refreshments, decoration
invitation, and general committees
are composed of Rebecca McNally
Margaret Loud Georgiana Sones
Bob Childers, Kathleen McIvor, Ell
nora Mill, Harold Forshey, Ralph
Adams, Anthony Caruso, Loi:
Greenlee, Geraldine johnson, Ivs
Reah Skipper and Leo Madden. A
Hawaiian motif will be carried out
, | in the decorations and the program
which is to be short but of higf
quality, according to Leo Madden
, president of the class. At present
juniors plan to have the banquet il
:. the Memorial hall.
Friday noon a large group o
high school students plan to NEE
|, at Kenyon's lunge for an after
noon of swimming and bridge. Al
though this is to be no host af
fair, the plan was originally insti
! gated by the juniors.
Born Thirty Years Too Soon il
the title of the play that the pub
lic-speaking class is presenting
under the direction of Lee Zinn il
high school assembly April %. Thi'
play, directed by Lee Zinn as {
public-speaking project, brings bacl
the good old days. The cast in
cludes John Couch, as Silas
Blanche Goss, as Malissy; Leons
Coulter, Pansy; Helen Besdecheck
Jane; winston Chick, Punch; FL
bert Berry, oldtimer; Charlen'
Wolfe. Mrs. johnson; Deedrick Per.
cival, Rainbow.
Miss Anette Damron, public.
3peaking instructor, is casting "Tht
Man in the Bowler Hat, an one.
act play to be presented early il
May. Miss Damron has not yet Sc.
| lected the director for this play.
!. Friday morning Paul Thornton
Central agriculture adviser; anc
four livestock judging teams lef
Friday morning for PerriS, Calf
to participate in contest there