Imperial Valley press., 1933-09-20
CENTRAL TEACHERS RETURN FROM
INTERESTING SUMMER VACATIONS


Memories of interesting trips OF
deserts, mountains, lakes and il
cities were eagerly related by Gen.
| trail faculty members who. after
! three and one-haf months of vaca-
tioning, have returned for the school
| season.
The world fair at Chicago was tio
goal OF several of the teachers who
planned eastern trips to include this
exhibit. Mrs. Erma S. Keller and
her sister. Miss Minnie Spicer, mo-
tored by way of the southern route
TO Chicago. Enroute they spent
time visiting friends ana relatives
whom neither had seen for some
time. After visiting the fair, Mrs.
Keller and her sister returned by
way of Iowa, Nebraska, the Yellow
stone National Park, to Long Beach,
where MIS-. Keller spent the greater
part of August.
Miss Verna b. McKeehan went
to Chicago by way of Oklahoma
where she spent some time with
relatives. In Chicago Miss Mckee
han visited the Century of Prog
ress exhibits with Miss Luciie
Krause who had motored cast to
visit friend. From Chicago the
two motored to Canada where they
enjoyed a delightful time at Lake
Louise.
Miss Helen Wallace motored with
friends to the east. This party
took the extreme southern route,
visiting on the way the Carlsbad
Caves and several historical cities
located IN southern states. Miss
Wallace spent several days in New
York where she visited a college
chum. She also spent some time in
Boston and in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Waterman
were also visitors at the Chicago
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ketchen
toured the state Of Iowa and visit
ed the Worlds fair.
Robert A. Armstrong spent some
time at Northwestern university
where he studied coaching and foot
pail tactics under Pop Warner,
Hunk" Anderson and other noted
coaches. He also visited the
Worlds fair. and while in Chicago
saw several of the big league ball
games.
Miss Grace Ferris spent rest
full summer in Whittier, the Ari-
zona mountains, and Long Beach.
Miss Alberta Patterson attended
the summer session at Berkeley and
spent the remainder of her summer
vacation with her nother and Sis
ter in Santa Ana.
Miss Anette Damron also attend
ed summer school at Berkeley ano
the remainder of her summer III
San Diego and Les Angeles.
Glenn S. Kieffer studied this sum-
mer at the University of Southern
California. He also enjoyed several
weeks at Lake Arrowhead.
Miss Bessie Proudfoot and hel
mother motored to Sequoia Nation
al park where they met Miss Proud
p, foot's sister. After an enjoyable
| two weeks there, Miss Proudfoo
returned to San Diego and La Jolls
where she spent the remainder D
the summer vacation.
Guy L. Hatch and family spen
the summer season camping in tht
Iaguna mountains,
S. E. Allen had a restful summe
at Balboa beach and Lake Arrow
head.
Mrs. Ethel F. Parent rested a
her ranch in Fontana until Aug
ust, and then spent that month a
Long Beach with relatives.
John w. Cook went to his sum
| mer home at Lake Tahoe where n
conducted his summer camp in sur
yeying during the month OF Aug
ust. Mr.. Cook also visited th
northern part of the state including
Mt. Lassen. He crossed the Siski
you mountains and came down tn
coast.
C w. Martin motored to Oregon
and Washington for two weeks, ant
spent the remainder of the summe
resting in Los Angeles.
Principal John l.. House visite'
his father in Indiana. Mr.. HouS
| also had an enjoyable trip to tn