Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-17
Interesting Items OF News
Written For The Press By
Ell CentrO School Pupils

ON his back when I get in the stick
ers. He meets me each evening
as I come from sc6ool-Brace VIII
liams, 3-A.
.nade doll house. I play dolls
in it. My dolls name is Mary
Anne.-Pauline Hay, ga.
This is story of wild animals
that lived long ago. The cave men
were afraid of Sabre Tooth. They
knew he was dangerous. Sabre
Tooth left his cave when winter
came. Then TIE cave men lived N
his cave.-Ellen Costello, 3-B2.
The Story of the Wood Chuck
A wood chuck can dig very fast.
He has quite a few enemies. Reddy
the Fox, is one of them. Shadow,
the weasel is another. He can
climb trees quite well. He is like
a squirrel. Wood chucks live in tie
'ground.-Raynor Clemons. 3-B.
MCKINLEY SCHOOL
Columbus found the Indians. He
had three ships. We are drawing
ships. Mrs. Miller saw the house
in which Columbus lived in Genoa,
Italy. 1t was all covered with
green vines-McKinley kindergar-
ten.
Mrs. Lyle Hess visited our room
Monday. She is our first visitor
for this year.-1B class.
We made animal BOOKS. We
have a dog, an elephant and a rab-
bit in our books. There are stor-
les in our books about the animals.
IA and 1B class.
In looking over our weight charts
we find that many pupils are sew
eral pounds under weight. They
should take rest after school.
We made some book marks for
our books. We put some designs
in colored paper on them. We
use them in our library books.
Rosie Jung, "a.
made a design. I cut it from
colored paper. I pasted it on some
brown paper. Then I put it on
my music book This cover will
keep my book clean.-Jeanne Oos-
teveldt, "a.
We are pretending a visit to the
cave dwellers. They sit on the
ground. They chip stones to make
spear heads. They eat raw meat,
wild fruits and roots. One cave
man makes pictures on the wall.
He uses a sharp rock. He is draw
ing a reindeer.-2B class.
One boy in the 3B class broke
his arm on the rock-a-by because
he was standing up on it. Miss
Hedrick told every girl and boy
not to stand up on it.-Teddy Bur-
ton, ga.
Mr.. Merklein came to our room
and talked about "school saw
ings.'' He urged us to save and
deposit regularly. We are wonder
ing which room will have the high
est percentage of pupils banking
next Wednesday-4B class.
One month of school is finished.
Twenty-four pupils in the 4B
class were present during all 70
days. rt
Last week was fire prevention
and cleanup week. The topics were
discussed in the rooms and fire
drill was given. All the pupils
| were out of the building in 80 Sec
onds.
LINCOLN SCHOOL
Mr.. Lee Lancerman from the
agriculture department came to
visit the 4A class at Linciln school,
Oct. 9. He brought two different
kinds of flax. They were arised in
Imperial Valley One kind OF flax
was called Punjab and the other
was Rio.-Mary Margaret Harwood.
"A.
We are studying California In
dians. We have table in the back
of the room. On it is lot of pot
terry, an Indian doll, rug that !
brought, and some little Indian
| baskets.
We have a new bulletin board in
our room, too. 1t has many Indian
designs on it that we have made
Phyllis Purdy, 5B.
We are having a harmonica band
in our school. Almost all OF the
children have their harmonicas
and books. I hope we all do well
| in our lessons.-Lenna Arnold, 5B.
| In our class we are studying our
own United States. 1t is lots OF
fun to know about foreign coun-
tries but there is no place like
home.-Lucille Tuchfarber, 5B.
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