Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-04-26
Interesting Items OF News
Written For The Press By
Ell Centre School Pupils

can't afford them.-Berniece Chap
man, 8-A-2; Dona Brackenbury, g.
Az.
Come and get acquainted not on
~ with the class work but also our
teachers and pupils. Our class
rooms look especially nice, show
ing that the occupants have worked
very hard This whole school week
IS for the public, mostly the par
entS, relatives, and friends, to see
just what our schools have been
doing this term. On your visits to
the different schools, don't forget
to stop at Wilson. You are well
come.-Georgia FRANCES Damron,
SAL.
Public schools week is here at
last. So far there have been few
visitors but we expect plenty the
last three days. Again we extend
an invitation to visit our school and
see many of the different articles
on which we have been working.
The crafts room is one of the most
interesting rooms in the building
and please don t fail to visit it.
The social studies room is also in
teresting with all its tapestries.
Plays and interesting speeches will
be given in public speaking classes.
Pearl Robertson, SAL.
Our work this week in public
speaking I think would especially
interest visitors. The speeches are
to be on how we would build our
house, city, or room. We invite ev-
eryone to come and hear our talks.
-Lora Mordah, BAL.
Cho Cho, the famous health
clown, came to visit Wilson school
Friday, April 81. He told us many
interesting things about health, in
Guiding some important facts about
proper breathing. We had many
hearty laughs and all enjoyed his
program.-Phyllis White, 8-A-2.
We certainly have something to
thank Miss Stewart for, and that
is our swimming groups. The wealth
err has been pretty warm and 1T
feels good to get in the water. All
of us have been getting along pref
ty well.-Carol Mann, 8-A-1.
The junior pentathlon is over but
the winners haven't been decided
yet.-Robert Feerey, 8-A-1.
For this edition our class has
charge of the Wilson Spotlite. In
asmuch as it is our first try at 1T,
we hope to make it bigger and
better paper.-Miriam Ike, 8-A-2.
LINCOLN SCHOOL
The pupils and teachers of Lin
coin school heartily invite all par
ents. and friends of our boys and
girls to visit during this week. We
will try to show you just our reg
ular school work.
Our distinguished artist, Constante
Lazo, much to our astonishmant,
made two serious mistakes today.
He was drawing ue-jay. A very
nice picture it was too. He put
a purple coat on the poor blue jay
instead of blue Don't tell Mr.
Lazo we put it in the paper or he
might sue us for ges.-Verna
May Palmer.
I heard 1.-The Sleep Music from
Hansel and Gretel today. 1t is. sad
and like sad music. It made me
want to go to Sleep When it was
played l had to put my head on
my desk. If it had not stopped
when it did would have gone tC
sleep.-Billy knights, 5-A.
I heard a funny mischievous piece
Of music today called 1.-THE Mouse
Trap" The violins play the mel
ody, and the strings play the ac-
compartment The piece is writ
ing in a joking, exciting mood. II
you listen to it you can just heal
Mother Mouse telling little mouse
to stay away from traps. You can
see him scamper away, not heed
ing his mothers warning Soon