Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18

bald, Horace SlmmS, CLINTON bereS-
ford, John King; Eddie Perkins,
Philip La Vine; and Guy Grosve-
nor, Ted Gruwell.
The cast is practicing already so
that they may present an out
standing play next month.
Although Central's art depart
ment had not originally intended to
enter the county fair, the depart
ment displayed a section of the
current work of the art depart
ment Eske Furukawa entered two
water color prints; Juanito Lazo,
charcoal portrait; Georgiana
Sones and Agnes Pennington, char
coal studies of birds; Lima Collins,
a design for backdrop for a stage
review, and three drawings of
house development; Enoch Lazo,
drawings of tree houses such as are
inhabited in the Philippines; Lor-
enc Lorimer, drawing of the Med
iterannean; and Gwendolyn Bliss,
a Nordic house study.
AS part of their class work, girls
of Mrs. Grace Williams cooking
class are planning to give several
luncheons in the near future. Six
teen girls will assume the respon-
sibilities for each luncheon.
Hiking is included in the G.. A. A.
list of activities. Last Saturday 80
girls left at 8 o'clock in truck
that took them within five miles
of the petrifieG forest. From there
the girls hked on to the forest
where they ate luncheon and viewed
the interesting formations.
1.-THE Dress Rehearsal of Ham
let" is the one-act play CIV
en- in assembly Friday, March IT,,
by the Girls Activities club. This
IS story Of g group of girls pre-
pairing to give Hamlet" for char
ity benefit program. Those parti-
cipating are Dorothy Dundas. Velda
Percival, Opal Hill, Rebecca Nc
Nally, Mae Thomas, Janet Under
wood Barbara Hurst, Marguerite
Hurst. Opal Townsend, Iva Reah
Skipper, and Verla Doxey as prop
erty manager.
Athletic girls are hard at work
on track. the next sport on their
program About so girls are work.
ing to win places on the teams that
will be chosen. Two new events,
the standing broad jump and the
running broad jump are to replace
The high jump and the hop, step,
and jump that were listed as
events.
Girl Reserves met the Calexico
C. RS on the tennis courts last
Sunday. Glrlr who played were
Margaret Loud, Elizabeth Tagg,
Mabelle Kinnear, and Ahieen Gran
dali.
In the Friday meeting of the
Central student body an amend
ment to the present constitution
was passed. According to the new
amendment the student body shall
award six inch letters to the "B"
teams in boys sports. The "B"
class is new this year as before there
were only class "a" and class &c"
teams. The student body shall al
so award letters and emblems to
the G. A A, according to the new
amendment.
Rallies for Saturdays track meet
and baseball game were held in
this meeting. Boys who left Sat-
urday to participate in the coast
meet are Meryle Gillett, Leo Mad
fem, Leroy Kirkpatrick. and Ebert
Berry accompanied by Coach Arm
strong.
After the regular business meet
ing, the president turned the as
semb,y over to the Girls Activity
club which presented one -act
play, THE Dress Rehearsal of Ham
let". This is the story of group
Of girls who are preparing to give
"Hamlet" for charity benefit
program, so they are having the
dress rehearsal before the program.
The cast included Dorothy Dundas,
Velda Percivol, Opal Hill, Mae
Thomas, Rebccca McNally, Janet
Underwood, Barbara Hurst, Mar
guerite Hurst, Opal Townsend and
Iva Reah Skipper. Verla Doxey
had cnarge of the properties Mrs.
T. T. Ray directed this play.
Girls of the Activity club are