Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-25
ACTIVITIES AT CENTRAL UNION

With Ethel-pearl Cross as toast
mistress, the senior class presented
its class day program in the gener-
al assembly, Friday. A clever class
room skit, written by Frederica
Hyers, was the medium for the
class prophecy. The scene was a
classroom so years hence where
children of the present seniors had
gathered to learn their readin', writ
in, and 'rithmeLic-much to the
amusement of the audience. Next
number on the program was a
reading Eligible Bachelors" by
Earlene Northrup. Beanie Pulls a
Fast One" a one-act play by Le-
roy Rumsey, was given with Joe
Goff, Ruby Schultz, Lorena Cass,
and Robert Dunn in the cast. The
class will, in which seniors left
some of their characteristic habits
or qualities to prominent members
of the other three classes, was read
by Sanford Sato. Presentation of
the class gift, another trophy case
to take care of the overflow of tro-
phies Won by Central, completed
the program. Frederick Hyers was
general chairman of the committee
in charge of the program.
Baseball letters for this year and
sweaters for outstanding athletic
achievement were awarding at the
assembly, Friday. Tom Payne, who
has done excellent work on the
baseball team during his whole
four years in high school, was the
only athlete TO be awarded a let
ter and sweater representing four
years in one sport. frankie Lam
beth reversed the order to be the
only four-letter man this year,
winning his letter in football, bas-
ketball, track, and baseball. He
won his sweater by being on foot
ball and basketball teams for two
years. Others who won sweaters
were Rudy Furbass, two years in
football; Bert Gibson, two years in
football; Clyde Dilbeck, three years
in football; Pat Bush, two years in
football; James Scroggins, two
years in baseball; Homer Cham
berS, two years in baseball; and
Dave Lee, two years in baseball.
Baseball letters went to Harold
Lindsey, Billy Cowan, Billy Miller,
Tommy Jones, Gene Wagner,
frankie Lambeth, James Scroggins,
Tom Payne, Calvin Aaron, Homer
Chambers, Bill Jones, Charlie
Schumm, Dave Lee, and Clifford
Lawless. Billy Miller won the dis
tinction of being the only fresh
man to earn varsity letter in any
sport this year.
Members of the Girls Activity
Club will have a luncheon, at the
California hotel, Friday, May 81, at
noon. Both old and new members
are invited to the affair, which will
close the Social activities of the
clubs program for the year. Reser-
vationS should be made with Ethel
pearl Cross or Rosalie LaBrucherie.
A charge of 35 cents a plate will be
made.
AT recent meeting, Future Far
mers voted to collect information
on the matter of raising palo YER
; Gle, pomegranate, oleander and UNI
bre1la trees to be used in beautify-
ing the city.
Agriculture I class visited the
Imperial Ice and Development
Company, Monday.
Results from two of the projects
entered in the F. F. A project con-
test for chapters in Southern Cali
fornia have been received. Accord
ing to Paul Thornton, the ratings
show that Harland Daley took first
place in Southern California with
his project on double dwarf milo
seed; and Yoshiya TSugimoto
placed first in the southern sec
ton with his acre of carrots en-
tered in the truck crop division
Ratings for the other entries have
not yet been received.
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